This location is now located in the target plaza. I had the best experience during my first visit…read moretoday. Everyone was bending over backward to help me. I felt like I was in a very high end store with the level of customer service I received. The location is sooooo clean with gorgeous dressing rooms and large with a great selection. Although expensive I would say it's worth it. I will be back.

I spent $350 for one dress, 4 bras, 5 cargo pants and Kimmy the helper was AWESOME. ABSOLUTELY…read moreAWESOME!!! May every retailer have PERFECT employees like Kim! The manager Shawn not so much. As an elder cripple person (MS) using 2 canes to walk I informed him about the MAJOR PROBLEM getting into the store. You're unable to use ANY of the hand rails getting up and down their stairs because of the SEVERE birdshit PROBLEM that adorns ALL the railings. In fact Kim had to help me down the stairs when leaving (she kindly carried my 2 bags to the car parked in handicap). Shawn the mgr told me they have a problem with the neighbors birds. They are infested with large groupings of birds and they like to use Lane Bryants rails. Since I had just used the bathroom (they wait outside your door til done) and noticed TONS of paper towels and cleaning supplies. TONS!! I told Shawn the mgr that those items would GREATLY GREATLY HELP AND BE APPRECIATED by all us old and handicap customers. But was basically pood pood me (no pun intended) and didn't understand that their neighbors problems make it Lane Bryants problem. Take a hose to it or wipe them down. It's that simple. I wish I had the luxury of your capable feet but some of us out here DON'T. That would make spending large amounts of money more palatable when shopping at that Lane Bryants location.

I had not been in the store and decided to check it out. I was pleasantly surprised to see how neat…read moreand organized the store was. Everything was clearly labeled and displayed. They have a nice selection of kitchen gadgets, including pots and storage containers. Children's board books at a discount , many around $5.00. A section for toys and also one for pets. Since Father's day is around the corner, you'll find a display of bbq utensils. Pickle ball paddles and balls, games, etc. There is plenty of accessible parking

Sometimes life just calls for a trip to a suburban TJ Maxx. Today was one of those days! This is a…read morefabulous location with the most kind staff, huge variety, and holiday songs on repeat. I got pillows, a dog sweater, popcorn, new makeup brushes, and dog treats. WHY NOT, people!! I seldom leave the confines of my center city dwellings but when I find myself in the suburbs.....I'll find myself here. Kudos to the team here for being so great!

This is a solid Dollar Tree! They had a pretty decent selection of cleaning supplies, and the…read moreprices were only slightly higher than a dollar :) I guess Dollar Seventy Five Tree doesn't sound as good. Not much to say, honestly, but I'd definitely come back if I was looking to buy some off-brand cleaning supplies for cheap!

Somehow inevitably at almost every store I go to someone is distracting the cashier with…read moreconversation, usually about scheduling. Anyway things went pretty smooth here, aside from the fact that I forgot to bring a bag in bagless NJ and had to walk out with an armful of stuff^

I went to Marshall's Moorestown,NJ. I walked in and out,I think they had the heat on or the air…read moreconditioner is broke but common sense a worker couldn't tell something was wrong. I said something and I was looked at like they didn't know what I was talking about. Unbelievable

Marshalls, HomeGoods, Homesense, and TJ Maxx are establishments that provide value for your…read morepurchases. When retail business declines, these companies continue to flourish for a reason, they have an operation, where regardless of city, state, or socioeconomic difference, you can always expect to find quality items at discounted, and/or affordable pieces. Because of the aforementioned, I initially opt to not take a car through the store, knowing that when I do, I'll definitively purchase many more items than intended. Reason- there's always a treasure chest of great finds, and items you forgot you need, want to get, or the price is so reasonable, how could you not purchase the item you're drawn to. The Marshalls and HomeGoods store is divided into one space for the former and the latter. The store is maintained extremely well. The store is clean, add organized, which is often difficult because customers believe they have a sense of entitlement wherever they shop, and whatever they decide they don't want is not placed back where it was found, nor the way it was found (on a hanger, hanging from a display, in the correct aisle, shelf, department, etc.). The store is well lit and spacious. In Marshalls you can find clothes from toddlers to adults of any gender, jewelry, accessories, outerwear, workout essentials, confines, perfumes, shoes, luggage, hair care products and appliances, facial and skincare products, toys, collectibles, sports fan gear, and much more. In HomeGoods, there have seasonal and non-seasonable items well organized and displayed. There's aisles with each of the following, lamps, rugs, furniture, furniture accessories, framed artwork and photos, mirrors, pet supplies, clothes, and accessories, bedding, linens, pillows of all types, sheet sets, comforters, and duvet covers of all sizes, bath products, bath furniture, storage, and accessories. There's bath towels of all sizes, colors, and patterns, washcloths, hand towels, stationary, cleaning products for home and car, cards, gift wrap, bows, ribbons, gift bags, bag accessories, bedroom accessories, chairs, cookware, appliances, states, glassware, accent pieces, laundry items, storage containers, picture frames, cutting boards, tableware, stairwells, oven mitts, serving trays, kitchen utensils, step stools and ladders, teapots, coffee cups, barware, holiday items, books, desks, desk organizers, book ends, vases, accessories for children's and teens rooms, decorative decor from around the world from ceramic to glass to wood, food items, sauces, oils, sweeteners, spices, paperweights, dried fruit, decorative baskets, electronic and mobile phone accessories, beverages, gift cards, holiday outdoor display items, and the list goes on. If you walk out empty handed, it's an anomaly, and near impossible to do. The staff is friendly, helpful, and moves lines along at an expedited pace. Wonderful stores. Phenomenal brand stores that are constantly a pleasure to shop at!

We went here for the first time the other day and had a great experience! The store is not as large…read moreas a usual Macy's, but they have a lot of products still! The employees were helpful and the deals were the same as the other locations nearby! This is so convenient to have here instead of having to go to the mall. I will definitely go back again soon!

I've been to this Target many times and it's always clean... The staff is friendly and helpful... I…read more will also say that customers don't wait in line long before being checked out... The parking lot is clean and well kept...

I went to the Target in Mt. Laurel early in the morning with a shopping list and low expectations…read more The place was clean. The aisles were neat. Everything sat where it was supposed to sit, which felt almost unnatural for a store this size. Despite the sprawl, I found what I needed quickly, as if the shelves had been arranged by some benevolent hand that wanted me to succeed. Self checkout was quick and painless. The machines did their work. I did mine. Nobody complained. Out in the lot, there was plenty of parking. Rows and rows of empty spaces waiting for people to fill them with carts of back to school supplies and impulse buys. I did not interact with a single human being during my entire time there, nor did I need to. It was efficient. It was ordinary. And in a world that so often makes simple things hard, ordinary felt pretty wonderful. Four stars.

When we went to checkout the coffee pot we got was more than double the listed price. Also, we had…read morepaid for icees and the machine did not work. The cashier refused to refund our money saying we would have to go to customer service and then go find the coffee pot that was on sale and stand in line again. I needed the coffee pot because tomorrow is Easter and I'm having people over that my small coffee pot won't accommodat. I just bought the stuff and left. I will never go to another Target unless under duress. That was a horrible customer service experience. No wonder everyone just orders things online.

Last night for the first time I went to this location with my girlfriend. We are both Black and…read moreyes, GAY. There were two associates at the counter: An older Black lady and a White woman who appeared to be in her mid to late 30s. The moment she saw us, she called over the radio loud enough for us to hear, that she was going on break for 15 mins. It was BLATANT why she did it. It's because she did not want to ring us up. It is a shame what humanity has become. It was obvious and blatant discrimination. And Target wonders why. I just moved to the town and will take my business elsewhere going forward.

I loves me a good stroll around a Home Goods. Imagining my lifestyle if I had a bigger house to…read morelive in and a bigger paycheck every week. But alas, I am about as middle class as you can get. Still, Home Goods carries a lot of useful things, not just pretty stuff to look at. I was hosting a gathering at my house so I wanted to see what kind of nice stuff I could pick up inexpensively for just one night of entertaining. I ended up picking up some plates and glasses and napkins for the evening. Staff here do a good job of keeping everything in order.

Marshalls, HomeGoods, Homesense, and TJ Maxx are establishments that provide value for your…read morepurchases. When retail business declines, these companies continue to flourish for a reason, they have an operation, where regardless of city, state, or socioeconomic difference, you can always expect to find quality items at discounted, and/or affordable pieces. Because of the aforementioned, I initially opt to not take a car through the store, knowing that when I do, I'll definitively purchase many more items than intended. Reason- there's always a treasure chest of great finds, and items you forgot you need, want to get, or the price is so reasonable, how could you not purchase the item you're drawn to. The Marshalls and HomeGoods store is divided into one space for the former and the latter. The store is maintained extremely well. The store is clean, add organized, which is often difficult because customers believe they have a sense of entitlement wherever they shop, and whatever they decide they don't want is not placed back where it was found, nor the way it was found (on a hanger, hanging from a display, in the correct aisle, shelf, department, etc.). The store is well lit and spacious. In Marshalls you can find clothes from toddlers to adults of any gender, jewelry, accessories, outerwear, workout essentials, confines, perfumes, shoes, luggage, hair care products and appliances, facial and skincare products, toys, collectibles, sports fan gear, and much more. In HomeGoods, there have seasonal and non-seasonable items well organized and displayed. There's aisles with each of the following, lamps, rugs, furniture, furniture accessories, framed artwork and photos, mirrors, pet supplies, clothes, and accessories, bedding, linens, pillows of all types, sheet sets, comforters, and duvet covers of all sizes, bath products, bath furniture, storage, and accessories. There's bath towels of all sizes, colors, and patterns, washcloths, hand towels, stationary, cleaning products for home and car, cards, gift wrap, bows, ribbons, gift bags, bag accessories, bedroom accessories, chairs, cookware, appliances, states, glassware, accent pieces, laundry items, storage containers, picture frames, cutting boards, tableware, stairwells, oven mitts, serving trays, kitchen utensils, step stools and ladders, teapots, coffee cups, barware, holiday items, books, desks, desk organizers, book ends, vases, accessories for children's and teens rooms, decorative decor from around the world from ceramic to glass to wood, food items, sauces, oils, sweeteners, spices, paperweights, dried fruit, decorative baskets, electronic and mobile phone accessories, beverages, gift cards, holiday outdoor display items, and the list goes on. If you walk out empty handed, it's an anomaly, and near impossible to do. The staff is friendly, helpful, and moves lines along at an expedited pace. Wonderful stores. Phenomenal brand stores that are constantly a pleasure to shop at!