I really appreciate the customer service at this Nordstrom Rack. Jineya and Leslie helped me with…read morefinding an item that was out of stock everywhere. When I called Leslie said she was going to call me back and she did promptly. Jineya was very helpful. Excellent customer service. Thank you very much Jineya and Leslie.

It can be hit or miss but I have found some real winners here. Sometimes they have great stuff at…read moredecent prices and other times, there is very little to choose from.

I was excited to see that this location moved to a bigger place…read more I was disappointed in their shoe section. It's very small and not a good selection of shoes. Actually all the departments were small. The store was junky. The line went fast. I doubt if I go back.

Over all pleasant experience. Found some really cute sneakers despite a limited selection candles…read moreare always wonderful here some nice clothes fragrance is also limited however I found three I really liked. Covid-19 requirements met. Wait time fair our cashier was very sweet she was super helpful. I'd certainly recommend.

Needs to shut down... They are short staffed and the people they do have don't want to work. It's…read morenot a single time that I've walked in here and had a quick shopping experience. The lines are always wrapped around in a loop and the cashiers are always sitting around chitchatting and twiddling their thumbs. Tj maxx is right next door so I will just stick to them because they aren't as bad.

This is your typical Burlington store with two floors to shop from. The store was actually…read morewell-maintained because I saw an associate folding towels and returning items neatly to the CLEARANCE section! This store actually cares about how their items are presented to their customers for purchase-kudos! Also, the associates are friendly; I was browsing some items on a shelf and an associate indicated to me that the basket full of towels next to the endcap are also clearance items that have yet to be placed on there. Clearly, this store wants the shoppers to buy their stuff AND they are attentive to the shoppers at their store. My cashier was friendly too. Overall, great shopping experience here on this shopping trip.

As someone who enjoys snagging a good priced item, HomeGoods tends to be a fantastic place for just…read morethat! However, this location leaves a taste of disappointment in my mouth. The store itself is large - there are clearly divided areas for whatever you are looking for be it kitchenware or children's toys. That division comes at the cost of well...cleanliness. This place is a hot mess. Things are cluttered to say the least. Most items look like they have seen better days and there are a lot of damaged items. You may be able to get a damaged item for less but it can be different to persuade staff to let it happen. As for the staff and lines...well...I hope you don't have any plans when you go shopping here. There is usually only 1 cashier even during the rush and honestly, that cashier will just chit chat and ignore the line. No calls for help or anything. You would think you could at least stay entertained when you wait in line with the miscellanous items along the waiting line but nope. The shelves there are empty or have the leftovers from someone's cart.

This is as good a Home Goods as any I've gone to…read more In the process of settling into a new apartment, we've needed "stuff" --ranging from functional to decorative. Whenever we've walked out of other stores empty-handed, we're able to find what we're looking for -- or a semblance thereof -- here! The staff is friendly, the shelves well-stocked, the parking ample (though like most parking lots in Philadelphia, somewhat crazy the closer you get to the store.) No doubt Home Goods will be seeing a lot more of me!

12-4-22 I just visited JCP and it was a mixed experience. They had some really nice winter…read moremerchandise , a lot of marked down items and some other nice winter items. It seems they have a new sports illustrated line , not very much inventory so I could not decide if it was nice or not nice. It seems that they may not have the brands I like anymore, PGA Tour, IZOD, Nike... looks like they aren't carrying these line's anymore so I don't think I will be a customer. I highly doubt I would ever wear a branded " sports illustrated " product, actually I can say I would never ever wear a branded sports illustrated product. I hope JCP can survive, I think it's doubtful without having major brand apparel and product lines.

Mahogany was amazing! We have been getting family photos here since our twins were two, and now…read morethey are age 14! Kia was amazing but she is now at Cherry Hill, so this time we had Mahogany, and she was very professional, organized , and friendly and she took amazing pictures! She listens to what you want , but also makes great suggestions! We cant recommend her highly enough!

When you get a piece in Madewell, you know it will last a lifetime. The quality is amazing and…read moretheir denim clothes and pants are super durable and fit very well. The only store that I have seen carrying clothes in petite, regular and tall for all it's women ware. I got my denim overalls a few years ago in madewell and I still get complements for it till date. The only issue with madewell are the tops. They are usually very sober and lack some fun element in them. They are very boho color schemed and restrictive in their options for tops and dresses. Other than this, the store is amazing. I recommend this business!

Based on the styles and service in evidence yesterday at the King of Prussia mall location of…read moreMadewell, my first visit will not be my last. (Shut up, Signor Visa -- you'll get your blood money eventually.) I was lured in to the store by the overall chic and clean look of the clothing displayed in the windows, and was rewarded inside by denim without bedazzling of any sort, beautifully-made sweaters, jodhpur-styled leggings and dresses evoking a 1930s simplicity. On-trend wooden-soled clogs and lace-up boots completed the picture of Depression-era style. The designer Alexa Chung had just released a collection for Madewell on 9/15/2010, so I was able to paw her ankle-length silk skirts and gorgeous blazers, as well as the classic denim collections. The girls working in the shop greeted me pleasantly, didn't hover, asked casually if I needed help finding anything, and were helpful in locating items in different colors or sizes. The dressing rooms were bright and had flattering lighting. What more could you ask for?

Wonderful staff! Super helpful, friendly, and great customer service! I completely recommend this…read morelocation!

Had a good experience with returning a coat here. The sales associate was friendly and engaging. He…read moreaccepted the return of the coat due to its poor quality offered to exchange it out but ultimately just returned it back to my credit card. I subtracted a star because initially we couldn't find anyone to help us. It was a Friday afternoon a little after 3 & no sales associate to be found. We wondered both sides of the store and dressing room to find no one. Eventually as I was preparing to call the store on my cell phone the gentlemen who helped us appeared. The other thing was when I was explaining to him why the coat was being returned he asked if the coat had been burnt. Idk if he was joking or that was his dry sense of humor, however he redeemed himself as the conversation progressed. I work retail so I know people try to get over but this was clearly a case of defective merchandise.

13 1/2 months later…read more.. I'm a reasonable person. I may not forget, but I try my best to forgive. That's how I found myself pulling into the parking lot here today with thoughts of treating myself to a cute new outfit dancing through my head. I was really, really hoping that my experience this time would be different. I was almost positive that last year's visit was a fluke. If K.M.'s review is to be believed, the employees are tired, overworked martyrs. And who knows; maybe they are. (In response to her comeback, I was in the store mid-day, not at closing. And I'm vigilant about hanging the clothes up and bringing them out of the dressing room when I'm done. You see, I'm not only a hard-core shopper, I'm also a former retail associate.) Was I greeted upon entering the store this year? NO. Did I come in around 2-2:30 on a Thursday afternoon? YES. Was the store busy? NO. Were three employees huddled together by the sweatpants/tee shirt displays? YES. Did they notice me when I walked right by them? NO. Did I try two dresses on anyway? YES. Did I have to wait, then call over to someone to let them know I wanted to do so? YES. Did they check on me, even though I was in the fitting room for about 10 minutes? NO. Did I put the dresses back on the hanger and bring them out when I was done? YES. Did I buy anything? HELL NO. I learned my lesson. I've got no more chances for South Moon Under.

From the other reviews that I'm just reading about this place, I'm going to have to agree. I was…read morejust here the other day and they paid ZERO attention to me. No greeting at the door, no "how can I help you?", nothing. However, they were totally fussing over this girl who said she couldn't try anything on because she got a spray tan an hour before because she's leaving for FL the next day. Now, I was coming from work, so I was dressed professionally, not like some slob off the street. I gave them plenty of opportunities for them to at least say HELLO to me...I really should've walked out of there and said "Thanks so much for helping me out today!" Maybe they would've gotten a clue. P.S. They're stuff is way overpriced anyway. You can find stuff just as cute, if not cuter, at other stores. Gotta love the Main Line.