"You guys are such a#@holes!" my friend snapped at the Macy's employee behind the counter. I cringed and wished for Harry Potter's Cloak of Invisibility. Truth be told, I couldn't say I disagreed with her. I just don't have that much of a temper, so I kept my feelings to myself. Almost every time I go to Macy's in Hillsdale, I itch to get out of there as fast as possible. If I wanted such apathetic customer service, I'd go Home Depot. I've had better help in Target and Ross. Now I just avoid the San Mateo Macy's altogether. Today I visited Macy's in Union Square. Now *that* is a nice Macy's - excellent inventory, I got great help, it's just that it's downtown. read more

I love this Macy's! I always find amazing deals at this location!! Located in the Hillsdale Shopping mall right next to Cheesecake Factory is the beautiful Macy's!! Don't worry about parking because there is TONS of it! Instantly walk in and the store is so nice and organized, Variety of options on their clearance racks. I rarely see any staff when I come in but it really depends on the day, some staff will help and ask if you are finding everything OK and some just do there job and keep it pushing. I love the jewelry selection especially the ones that are for sale! I was never a big fan of Macy's in my past but I learned if you shop right and go on to there clearance racks you can find a lot of good stuff for amazing prices. Shoe selection is a hit and miss! You have to have patience and look very deep and carefully because you can find some really good deals! I found a nice pea coat here the other day that was originally $50.00 and was on sale for $19.99 not including the coupon that I used! I scored big time!! I definitely recommend coming to this location, prices are amazing you cant beat it. read more

Macy's - Sales, sales, sales! - Department Stores Near Me - San Mateo, California

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Macy's is so money, baby. I'll explain briefly. Macy's had suit. For great price. Great fit. Searched Hillsdale, couldn't find better deal. No workers to help me =( -1 star. Yelp Equation: Macy's = Suit = Interview = Job = Money Therefore: Macy's = Money. ergo Macy's is so Money, baby. read more

The rep at the jewelry counter was very nice. The shoe section was a disorganized mess. There was an Asian lady at the Women's counter who was so unbelievably rude! I like Macy's, but I am not fond of this particular location. read more

I always feel a little bit dirty (and not in a good way) whenever I walk into this store. Macy's is generally an excellent department store but this location just makes my skin crawl. The customer service is spotty and good luck getting someone to help or answer your questions. Palo Alto and San Francisco are much better options and offer the top notch service you would expect from a store of this caliber. read more

I came here a few weeks ago in the middle of the day and could not find a salesperson on the entire upper floor. FAIL. I came here last week for a couple of men's dress shirts for Vegas and a very nice, helpful salesman took me around the floor and helped me choose some very nice shirts. His time and attention to detail were excellent. He was a younger middle eastern guy. Wish I could remember his name! I'd go back and take everything to him just so he'd get the commission, unlike all those people who hide on the 3rd floor. read more

Jackie in the women's fragrance department is a gem! This Macy's has great brand and customer service representation with her for sure.

So I havn't returned to Macy's in well over two years to buy ANYTHING (complete lack of Customer Service being the main issue) and going back today it looks like nothing has changed. A friend of mine wanted to buy some shirts and was wondering if they had it in a different size. Looked around and couldn't find anyone to help us. And ironically before that there was several employees all standing around chatting to each other and noone bothered making eye contact, smiling, or greeting us. If you like getting treated like crap and shopping in a messy looking store, come here to Macy's. Otherwise...try Nordstorms. read more

It's always messy & I never find anything for myself here. I only come here to buy presents for guys. And there really isn't any customer service; unless you go to the shoe departments, but that's because they have to get the shoe for you. What prompted me to write this review today though was all I wanted to do was call the store and see if they sell a certain brand in the lingerie department (yes shockingly I'm thinking about buying something at Macy's for the first time in years, *gasp!*)....except I can't get to the lingerie department because when I press 1 for lingerie & it continously reroutes me back to the main "Thank you for calling Macy's.." ughhhhh how hard is it to make a automated system work??!! read more

It's always a good idea stop by Macy's when you have to buy so many different presents for different people! I like the idea that in just one stop you can basically find whatever you need from clothes to beauty products. This location works greatly for me, It's close to home, and the store is located exactly by the parking lot. The store could be more clean and organized, all the escalators were out of order, not a big deal to me, but I saw elder people struggling a bit, I felt bad for them. Good deals here and there, check the super clearance area, always filled by amazing bargains. read more

Macy's - Department Stores Near Me - San Mateo, California

It's really difficult to shop here. 2 days in a row I wanted to buy a puffer jacket. The first time I was followed by security. Which I understand. But for crying out loud they should have asked if they could help me, instead of driving me out of the store. The 2nd time I went in and actually found a jacket I wanted to buy. When someone asked me if they could help I explained I would like this one in medium. Instead she shows my a totally different jacket albeit in medium. But not the one I wanted to buy. I guess this is why they are going out of business. Instead of helping me spend money there, they drove me to spend it elsewhere. read more

My favorite department store in Hillsdale shopping center. I stopped by the store to pay my bill then walked around in the store, I found this beautiful handbag by Guess that I loved. The sales person always friendly and helpful as well. read more

Macy's - Department Stores Near Me - San Mateo, California

I love me some Macy's sales. I mean they only happen 360 days of the year, so you gotta be on top of the game to take part in such a rare occurrence. I kid b/c I care. I feel like Macy's can totally be a hit or miss experience. I shop here often enough that clearly if I "keep coming back" then obviously it's worth it. I've found some serious bargain on some amazingly mediocre gear. And if you know me well enough, I'm all about mediocre gear. I make a point to buy work clothes here and play clothes elsewhere b/c honestly, all I need to do is look presentable at work. But when I go out to play, I get down with some other hot spots. The necessities are really expensive. It's like, when I need some boxers, tees and socks, I shouldn't be forced to pay the same as it costs for a pair of Kenneth Cole slacks, right? Well, it does and that's a bummer. Get out and enjoy their Summer Sale now b/c it's bound to end within the next 360 days! read more

I've stopped shopping at Macy's regularly over the last few years. They have a lot of clothing and accessories here, but it often feels like a mess. There are clothes everywhere, and everything is on sale all the time, and don't forget your coupons at home. I often find myself going to the price check because I have no idea how much anything is. I tried to shop for men's clothes here and just felt awful because of how scattered everything is. That's too bad because there is a lot of decent stuff at Macy's, but it should be sorted better. read more

What happened to this place it use to be one of the best places to shop in tbe Bay Area. The selections and designers have fallen so bad Walmart has better selections these days. No good brand names for shoes or clothes place is dirty and never anyone to help you. God forbid if your not white or privileged you get no service when the service you get is rude and racist. I was asked if I could afford to purchase my wifes necklace one time bad but not as bad as lady in the jewelry department on purpose avoiding us then saying what I don't have time for window shoppers or the cake of it all sorry sir we don't have a layaway plan please shop where you can afford. Mind you it was because I was paying cash so my wife would be surprised. Let's not forget I got run over by shoplifters that felt no pressure by security. Common macys you broke my heart read more

I stumbled upon a sale rack here last October and have to say that it was the best selection of 50% goods I've seen at a Macy's...EVER. Sevens for like $40? Say what?! Maybe I hit the jackpot on a good day, but this is definitely one of the nicer Macy's stores in the area... read more

This Macy's doesnt have the best selection. But since its so close to work i have to go and check it out each time .Staff is decent sometimes they help sometimes they dont i guess it depends on the mood of the employee. read more

I haven't been into a Macy's in almost a decade and after getting a glimpse of what they're all about today, I wish I'd have kept the streak going longer. The best Macy's of today is a lesser version of the worst Burlington Coat Factory 20 years ago. They're sad, dirty, and run down. Letters on their headline section signs are totally missing and the clothing is all stuff that was barely in style in 1997. I don't understand how they're still a functioning store. They need to bring the hammer down from the top down because the people in charge of the greater Macy's legacy are clearly out of touch and past their expiration date. They can't keep up with the times in terms of style yet try to pawn their lumpy, dowdy selection off with the pricing of current times. read more

This Macy's has really seem to go downhill. Maybe it's the economy, maybe it's the location. Who knows!!!! I've always shopped at Macy's my entire life as an adult at least. They would have up to date clothing and styles at a fair price or maybe that was then. Nowadays it seems like the company is cutting back on staff to save money? Kinda seems like a deserted big box store when I shop there now. I guess the online shopping has taken over. I like this location because it is convenient and close to me. I find my myself here to window shop and kill time and sometimes find a good deal. Don't get me wrong, I love to shop but hardly do I find myself paying full price for items, especially when I get it at a sale price or discounted. Macy's always have a couple of racks of sale items and if you have the time to search you will find some stuff. Only thing about this location is the parking is terrible and that's one thing I don't like is if I can't find parking I'm not stopping to shop. read more

Why can't Macy's hire more staff to work the floor? Every where I walk to especially men's clothing and women's shoe area is filthy and a big mess. read more

Macy's - Seriously? - Department Stores Near Me - San Mateo, California

I came here to return an item I had bought online on a brand's shop. I don't shop much, and even less in Macy's, so I thought it was totally fine to return an item I bought online in Macy's. WRONG. Not only it took more than 30 minutes to get it done, but also NOBODY explained to me that what I was receiving was NOT a refund, but a check. Funny is, this check can only be spent in Macy's, it is a mere piece of paper that could easily get lost or worn out. I actually called the brand because I hadn't received my refund in my credit card for over a week, and they told me I was not supposed to return the merchandise at Macy's, but at a brand shop. I didn't know this, and the cashier at Macy's didn't tell me anything like that, so I was clueless. And now I feel cheated because I won't get my money back in my credit card but it is not the brand's fault. I get my money back in a paper check for Macy's... the prices are lower on the brand's page than in Macy's because there are usually discount coupons. So in the end, I'm going to have to spend extra $ just to buy the same thing at Macy's, if I don't lose the paper check they wrote me by then! read more

So we came here because we were in the area and hadn't come to this mall for a while we went in and checked out the mens cologne because my husband got a cologne he didn't like. I wish I would remember the names of the ladies who helped us unfortunately I do not but next time I'll be sure to look at name tags. While in the mens cologne my husband knows about his colognes he's been studying them and the fragrances and all the other spices so he is well aware of what he is doing. He already had in mind of some he wanted to smell. The lady that helped him at first seemed Russian idk but she was pushing him to a cologne that he did not want nor care for he is more into the eau de perfume because it last longer and she kept pushing onto other ones he was set on the Armani code he has a collection. And he wanted to get one that he doesn't have the lady eventually sold him the one he wanted but she was stubborn on selling the bigger bottle but he was like no because I just have a collection. She just rolled her eyes and said ok. After the purchase he was not given samples nor a thank you nothing she just walked away after the purchase. He still stuck around to smell the other colognes. Then we had help from another lady before we left we asked if he can get samples since none was given to him. The lady then said they had none NONE really. It was unbelievable because it's the cologne section. She them went to the lady's side and got 1 sample. He spent 130 on a cologne and 1 sample. Thanks for your customer service but we will be taking elsewhere. Hone6we felt like they were racist because we are Mexican and my husband has tattoos that are visible perhaps they just saw him as a thug trying to get freebies but he has a collection and it's like a hobby to him kinda like girls with shoes but his is colognes. Hillsdale Macy's you really need to show some people to treat people with respect and treat others as you wish to be treated. They just had bad attitude and didn't seem like they enjoyed what they did. Stanford macys does a well job with their customers. Of course it depends on the workers I've had good and bad experiences with them as well. read more

RALPH LAUREN/POLO SECTION SUCKS..... I needed some new shirts for a business trip. Arrived at this Macys to check out the Polo/RL clothes since that brand are the best for men in business world. Unfortunately, the Ralph Lauren clothing section was simply abysmal. Hardly any clothes on the racks. What was available was simply out of style (no Macy Shopper anymore, I suppose) but the glaring mistake was that all of the clothes was in different sections. Tommy H clothes, Calvin, etc. all hanging in the Polo section. It was impossible to shop and not a single employee on the floor to help. (They are all apparently at the perfume counters - it is the only area one can see a Macy's employee) GUYS, avoid this Macy's (and the mall since there are no men's clothiers anywhere). The City is still your best bet. Too bad. So much potential for this Macys being in the heart of the Valley and the manager has given up. read more

We just had a fantastic experience while shopping for a men's suit. Sabbagh helped us find the best fit, colors, tie and shoes for a work event we have tomorrow night. You don't get retail service like this anymore. He was kind, attentive, helpful and knowledgeable about the styles. I have to say I at first I was worried that we wouldn't get service because he was alone and helping others. However, he managed to help us and two others smoothly even checking in to see if we were ok. We really enjoyed the experience and will look for him next time we need anything in his department. read more

Sad to now christen this store "Meh-cy's." My dad used to talk about travelling to Macy's in NYC during the holidays. It was a big deal to go there, get your Christmas clothes, and experience that quintessential big-city Christmas. That good feeling about Macy's made him a life-long customer. I used to love going to Macy's, too (both in general, and this Macy's in particular). They carried all my favorite brands and offered service that was professional, but still friendly. And shopping there felt like a fun and special event (to a young kid, anyway). But now? If I have to go here, it's begrudgingly. Sure, I still do shop here, but I grit my teeth. In some departments, assistance is completely unavailable. In others, you have to wait forever just to make your purchase. And you'll almost always find things misplaced or mismarked, and get little more than a "meh, sort of sorry, I guess" as a response. (On the other hand, I guess that's preferable to the irritated responses my mom has received more than once -- Don't tell my mom "that's not my job," because it don't go over too well.) And in yet others, it's almost as though you're bothering them if you ask for help. I find this especially notable at the Clinique counter. I have really good memories of my first "real" "grown-up" make-up purchase in high school, which took place in this very store, from this very brand. And for years, I'd come here and they'd bend over backwards to help you choose your makeup (sure, it's about sales, but it's also about service). Now, it's as though you're a distraction to... whatever they're doing, even if no other customers are around. No effort to help you... and no real effort to sell you anything or make you a happy customer, either. SUCH a massive turnoff. To be fair, some parts of the store (to be specific: the "towel" section, and lingerie *if* you can find someone) are friendly and helpful. The "china" section isn't too bad, either. Otherwise, it's a gamble, so brace yourself. Dear Macy's, WAKE UP. I can walk a few yards and go to Nordstrom, where I can buy some of the same stuff *for the same price* and get MUCH friendlier service. Or, I can order things online and circumvent the entire in-store process entirely. Please, please, up your service game, or you'll go the way of the dodo. Encouraging your associates to smile and help customers costs you nothing... yet will grant you repeat business (rather than sad Yelp reviews). read more

Yes, Macys you continue to disappoint.......at least your consistent....I actually feel sorry for the sales clerks...Come on now, your a big store....why doesn't your CEO have lunch with Nordstroms and Targets and Kohls CEO. Even Walmart is run better..... Someone, somewhere has got to be embarrassed. The women's dressing room is such a mess, that it looks like discount day at Goodwill. The Bathroom....OMG...one word....Disgusting.....You mean to tell me you can't remodel it???? I was in there to buy a gift this week.....I finally found a register... and waited....and guess what? the computer is down..... Uh, now what..... And why do you have multiple cash registers with only one poor girl checking AND answering phones...... WHO IS RUNNING THIS PLACE????...... read more

Macy's, what happened to you? I always shopped for dress shoes at Macy's. I was there today for half an hour waiting for one of the employees to assist or even ask if I needed help, and nothing. The mens shoe dept was a mess. The shoes were sloppily displayed, lots of empty shelf space and dis-organized. It wasnt even busy. Then I went to the 3rd floor to check out a kettle and got ignored there for 20 minutes after I asked for help and no one returned. I left buying nothing.. Macy's is the new Mervyns! read more

I went to Macy's to buy a duvet today for my new comforter with my best friend. It was a toss up between a plain white 600 TC Hotel Collection one for $135 or a really cute pleated one from Anthropologie for $250. Let's see- I have no job, and I shouldn't be spending my money, so naturally, my best friend says get the Hotel Collection one. OK. We go to pay for my duvet at the register right across from the Hotel Collection display. We have to wait a while, but I'm so stoked that my $200 duvet is on sale for $135, that I don't mind (even though all the while I have to take a shit- no joke). $146.13? Alright. I hand over my BofA debit card. SA swipes it and I enter my pin. SA mumbles that it didn't go through, and we go through this motion twice more before she asks me if I want to use another card. Now, I'm 100% sure that I haven't overdrawn my account and that I have enough money in my account to pay for the duvet. OK, so now I have to call my bank to figure out what's going on. If I were at Nordstrom, the SA would have been on that stat; no, no, no, I'm at Macy's where they don't have that kind of customer service. BofA operator says that there is nothing wrong with my card and there has been no fraudulent charges, it's not overdrawn and there's money in my account; if there's something wrong, it's on Macy's end. I have a pending transaction for $146.13? It went through at Macy's West in San Mateo at 5:20 PM? Oh, it went through? -- She knew this without me telling her what I was buying. The Macy's SA says there's none of the transactions could have gone through because she voided all 4 or 5 of them. Oh really? So why the $146.13 pending charge? Just imagine, I have to take a shit, I'm frustrated because apparently I've been charged $146.13 yet Macy's has no record of it, and this SA has no clue what's going on. It's now been more than 20 minutes and nothing has been resolved. I ask to see the manager and it takes nearly 10 minutes for her to come. Now I'm 30 minutes into trying to buy a duvet and things aren't getting any better. The manager, Fern C. says that she's sorry for the inconvenience. Gee, thanks. She asks to speak to the BofA operator, so I let her use my phone. I can hear them talking and Fern is acting like she knows what's up even though I don't think she really knows. She tells the BofA operator that she understand but maybe she should explain that to the customer. Isn't that her job? After everything is said and done, Fern and the SA insist that I wasn't charged anything despite BofA having record that I was charged $146.13 and the transaction is pending; I'm supposed to monitor my bank account online or by calling BofA to see if the money was subtracted and I still don't have a duvet. I wasn't offered any consolation aside from, "Oh, we'll hold it for you." The situation was poorly handled by both the SA and manager. I really wish more places had customer service like Nordstrom; it's too bad Nordstrom doesn't have cheap bedding. And in case you're wondering (this is for bryan k.), I made it home to poo, but had a really bad stomach ache that came with it. :( ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I just called BofA and they confirmed that the money was withdrawn from my account. Macy's has an angry person coming for them after I go to the post office, so they better be ready for me. read more

I seriously have no clue why anyone would shop at this store. You can get almost everything they carry somewhere else, and not have to look around for someone to just take your money so you can pay and leave. The merchandise looks like it's been thrown up en masse like a jump ball, and hey, wherever it lands, so be it. It's like a kid's messy room. I'm all about finding bargains - which I'm guessing is why many people would go to Macy's - but if that's the case, you'll do much better going to The Rack, Marshall's/TJMaxx, Loehmann's or (yes, even ) Ross. read more

As previous reviews said, this certain Macy's is very disorganized and filthy. Although this store carries better brands it is hard to find help. Good finds come from digging through the racks and bins. Pros: -Good selection of name brands (Sperrys) -Reasonably priced sales Cons: -Dirty store covered in scraps of trash and clothes on the floor -Where are the store associates hiding?! -Misleading coupon sales (Not even I. The fine print) -Small variety for men (Over half the store is for young adult women sizings) -Rude customer service Honestly it is hard to find a good Macy's that has a combination of quality clothes and handy help, so at least they had an okay selection of clothes. read more

The only Macy's Ive seen quieter than this one might be the one in Sunnyvale. I think it seems pretty generic, but if you like to avoid crowds, this maybe one to keep in consideration read more

Get store, lots of selection at a great price. They also carry a variety of brands from Michael Kors to Polo. Been shopping here for years.

I refer to Macy's as the "necessary evil". They are everywhere, have pretty good selection and good sales. Service is almost always bad at any location. Some are better than others. This isn't one of them. I would say Hillsdale is far worse than union square but better than Serramonte, which is like entering a war zone. The red coupon cards I get in the mail as a thank you for being such a GREAT customer are a joke. When you read the fine print nothing is eligible. Today I tried once again to use a card as I had four of them. None of them applied to the clothing items I was buying. I tossed all of them to the clerk and asked him to just throw them away. He actually agreed that they are almost useless and gave me 10% off my whole purchase. That was nice but it's not going to happen every time. I don't know who managing this store but they need more focus on service and their employees need to at least act like they give a shit read more

It is Macy's after all and so I should not have or have very little expectations for their customer service.... But they did not even meet the very little hope I did have for Macy's. read more

I normally don't write about places like this, but I had such a horrible experience at this store the other day that this in part serves as therapy. Before I go on further I have to say that I have never been very fond of Macy's. I have had many bad experiences over the year mostly related to customer service, but also feel that the store is not very well organized and much prepare spending my time and money elsewhere. I always try to give Macy's a chance, but more often than not end up disappointed. I should also say that my complaints may not so much be entirely this particular stores problem but rather an issue with the Macy's organization as a whole. The other day the hubs and I went to return some stuff we hard ordered online. That in itself was a very painful process due to a poorly designed and supported website, again not this stores problem, but as a result of it we had a lot of stuff to return. It was our first time ordering from Macy's online and let's just say we'll never do it again. We started out looking for the customer service area since at most other stores you can just take the stuff you purchased online to that department and they'll take care of all of it for you. We looked at the map posted by the entrance where we came it and it indicated that it was near women's shoes. We walked over there and it wasn't there. Then we looked for the signs they have on the ceiling. It indicated it was back where we came from. All we saw was a register so we waited and asked the lady working there if she could help us. She said she could, but she could only return the stuff that was from her department and that we'd have to go to each department to return all our things. That was inconvenient, but the worst part of it was that people kept giving us contracdicting information for which department we needed to go to for each thing. The other thing that made this process extremely unpleasant was the attitudes of the employees we met. We were being patient and cordial, but we received a lot of attitude and dirty looks from most of the employees we met. Out of the 7 different people we dealt with only three of them were helpful. We had such a bad experience here that I think I am going to unregister for all the other gifts left on our registry. I just don't want to have to deal with the hassle again. Absolutely terrible experience. read more

So I spent over $80 on cosmetics today and they tried to sell me a bag for 25 cents. You can't include a little paper bag with a purchase? Plus, those bags have Macy's name on the outside which makes for good advertising. There was one clerk and two people ahead of me at the Lancome counter. When she got to me and was fetching my foundation, she let another woman interrupt our transaction--one question is okay, but she held her up with multiple queries. The sales lady should have asked her to wait. Only reason I was stupid enough to go to Macy's is I got in the habit because of their Lancome bonuses. There is a bonus coming up in a little over a week, she tells me, but did she offer me a rain check with my qualifying purchase? Nope. Forget it. It's Nordstrom for me, which is an incredibly civilized store. read more

While I am not one that would rate Macy's as an overall 5 Star operation, so today's comments are specific to the absolutely superb customer service the Great Gal & I received while making a purchase at the Hillsdale store in San Mateo. Rita, our sales associate, displayed a remarkable commitment, not just to customer service, but to complete customer satisfaction. This young lady is an absolute role model. read more

Horrible. Just horrible. I don't know why but Macy's is ALWAYS understaffed in their Accessories Department. EVERY. SINGLE. MACY'S. It's ridiculous. I can never get anyone to help me out and I always leave frustrated. On my last visit, my mom and I came in to pick up two pairs of diamond earrings we had bought but weren't able to pick up the previous night. When we arrived, it took about 15 minutes for a sales associate to free up. Now, I'm all about the elderly working. However, this sales associate in particular was soooooooo slow. It took her about 30 minutes to get our earrings from their safe. She basically painstakingly and SLOWLY withdrew EVERY. SINGLE. PACKAGE. from the safe and had to put EVERY. SINGLE. ONE. BACK. She STILL couldn't find our earrings. She then went to their NEXT safe (even though she assured us that it wouldn't be in there). And low and behold, THEY WERE THERE! We frequently suggested to her that maybe she should check with another associate to help her but she completely ignored us. It took us over an hour to pick up our earrings on what should have been a five minute maximum visit. MAX. Horrible. read more

What is with the customer service at Women's Shoes? I was there almost an hour (it was over 50 minutes), and it's not like I was trying on the whole store. I literally needed only three pairs of shoes to try on during the entire time, but I couldn't get help if someone's life depended on it. The one gentleman was really nice, but apparently new and seemed overwhelmed. The several ladies behind the counter didn't seem to care if I was being helped or not. I guess I was just supposed to stand there and wait 20 minutes at a time while the gentleman was dealing with a couple difficult transactions at the register, just because he had helped me first. Look, I get that that's protocol, but if you're in sales in some capacity, you should really at least try to pretend that you care about professionalism and customer service. I was ready to shell out cash for some nice boots, but I will take my business elsewhere. read more

I think all Macy's suck in the bay area except for Union Square. Seriously, they don't have much selection at all. Its no use sending me all these great coupon deals and you have nothing I like or in my size. I have to go Union Square which sucks for parking but that's it. At least Hillsdale Mall is better than Serramonte. Serramonte Macy's, wow even suckier for clothes. No help and everything is a mess, in piles. read more