owner or women working is extremely rude and unprofessional. Asked if I needed help and I said I…read morewas just looking. She then proceeds to say we sell designer clothes here insinuating I could not buy anything there. Clothes look old and ugly. Highly recommend not to go in or visit. Dusty and unclean store.

Unfortunately very rude , stares you down dose not even let you walk by yourself. Very hostile 0/10.read more

Selection and value are great! And the chirpy, wisecracking cashier was bearable until I put my…read morepurse on the counter to get out my wallet. "Oh, looks like you need a new purse. We have a nice selection of purses here." Spoiler: I did not look at the store's purportedly nice selection of purses. I left feeling sorry for management because it's so hard to weed out rude idiots during the hiring process. No amount of coaching will fix someone who thinks it's a great sales tactic to be insulting. Sorry, Nordstrom Rack. I get it, I manage people too, and it sucks. ​

Was here in Cherry Hill and was selling a shirt on their rack from SHEIN! double the prices way to…read morehigh!

Super nice owner! I love thrifting and it had a lot of nice finds in the store! highly recommend…read morestopping by and he has an online shop as well :)

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Excellent thrift with something for everyone. Clothing for women, men, and children. Shoes,Toys,…read morepuzzles, huge book room, jewelry, china, glassware, and an amazing Christmas room! Wonderful staff of dedicated and friendly workers! Located in the Grace Episcopal Church, side entrance off the parking lot. Open Fri and Sat 10-2 with donations accepted on Tuesdays 10-12.

I love this little shop! I frequently take donations there, and im always tempted to buy something…read morejust to help out the church . The ladies that run the shop are wonderful​

Very nice store - the staff were very friendly and welcoming. They even showed us the great sales…read morethey had going on. My sister was able to find some nice turtle necks for her daughter. It's a little pricy but the styles are nice. Check them out!

Hurrah! I went next door to a crafts shop to pick up a specific item - they had a limited supply…read moreand were pretty expensive. On a whim, I popped here and found exactly what I needed, and for the same price, I got four of them. SOLD. Ross can be hit or miss with products. Seemed to be less home goods these days as shelves were a bit bare.

I love Ross, and I recommend Ross's shopping experience to others. Although I think the price of…read morepurses is kind of expensive

I've been going to the mall my whole life, and it has certainly changed. It used to be a place…read morewhere anyone could go and not feel intimidated, but that atmosphere has shifted a lot over the years. While they've clearly invested in renovations and made the space look more modern and upscale, the overall vibe isn't what it used to be. The updates themselves aren't necessarily a bad thing--the mall is cleaner, brighter, and has a more polished look. But with those changes, it feels like the sense of community has faded. It used to be somewhere families, teens, and regular locals could all comfortably spend time together. Now, it feels more exclusive and, at times, less welcoming. The mix of stores has also changed quite a bit, leaning more toward higher-end or trend-driven shops rather than the balanced variety it once had. Because of that, it doesn't feel as accessible or practical for everyday visits. Overall, while the mall may look better on the surface, it has lost some of the character and inclusiveness that made it special in the first place. It's not necessarily worse in every way--but it's definitely not the same.

Cherry Hill Mall is still going strong! It has a variety of stores with Nordstrom, Macys and…read moreJCPenneys for anchor stores. The mall is generally clean and has seating throughout. It's an easy ride over the Betsy Ross bridge and lots of free parking!

I didn't really know much about Stein Mart stores - I kinda associated them with old lady clothes,…read morelots of sequins and flowery stuff. I was pleasantly surprised to see they carry some nice business casual wear as well. It is like a step child to Kohl's because they offer a limited choice of housewares from plates, to home decorations, towels, furniture, etc. They also carry shoes (a plus that they offer those fake little nylons for trying on shoes), purses, sunglasses, all that stuff. I will say that I was approached a little rudely by one of the sales ladies who made a comment about what I could or couldn't bring into the rooms to try on some clothes. Maybe she was having a crappy day or her feet hurt, who knew.

I remember 6 or 7 years ago, when this Stein Mart opened, and there was a sense of general…read moreexcitement in the air - look how big it's going to be! I wonder what great deals I snag here! Do you think they'll offer discounts to frequent shoppers?! Here we are today, and I've YET to find anything worth buying in this palce. I stopped in last week in search of a discounted dress, but all I found were stiff, high-colored maiden frocks in clashy, bright colors. I second the reviewer below - most of the clothing reminds you of 1990s elementary school teacher style, all fit to be paired with a multi-colored macaroni necklace. Worse still, a lot of the stuff is still way expensive, especially in the homegoods department. Save your time and head to TJ Maxx, Marshall's, or Homegoods instead.

Went here yesterday since it's the first day of the Summer Sale and I wanted to get in before the…read moreweekend because I know it'll be insane. This is probably my favorite Zara store - it's huge and has enough open space so you're not running into people or clothes to get by. I'm glad I went during the week because the store was slowly starting to get messy. The jeans table had jeans EVERYWHERE - I didn't even know how to navigate looking for one because they were all over the place. I also saw the same jacket in 2 different locations - one which was in the same rack with identical jackets but in a different color which were not on sale. I'm glad I caught this at the register cause it was a $20 price difference. They already had limited sizes in a few items I wanted which was disappointing since there was at least 5 items I wanted to get but couldn't find the right size for. I don't recall seeing any sales associates on the floor unless they were putting something away from the fitting room so it can be hard to get help if needed. One thing I wish Zara had were shopper bags to carry around the store while looking around because you HAVE to carry everything by hand without having a place to put it on hold. If you're like me, you're trying to make as few trips to the fitting room as possible. Things start getting heavy after picking out the 7th dress you like.

The black lady with glasses and an accent was really rude to my friend just cause he was "in the…read moreway" but was in line to pay up front. Then he proceeded to ask her nicely if they take military discount and she up front said no in a rude way. If people can't greet customers in a polite way or without an attitude then why do you work in a place that is supposed to be "higher class" establishment.

The saleswoman were very pushy about suggesting items to try on and purchase. I had 3 swarming over…read moreme.

Love this boutique- Cherry Hill/Marlton/Voorhees has been missing this type of store for a while…read moreand I'm so happy I found it! Great selection, great price point, and the stylist there is super helpful; understands what looks good and is honest as well! I always find something to wear there...and great sales! Give it a try- you will want to go back!