This strip mall shopping plaza features Hobby Lobby and Market Basket as the main tenants but there…read moreis also a Chick Fil A, Applebee's, Chinese restaurant and a Dress Barn. At the intersection of Somerset Parkway and Amherst Street (aka 101A), there are entrances from both though only the one next to the CFA has a traffic light. Decent traffic control so that folks aren't going too fast through here. Despite the snow on the ground, they've done a great job of plowing it all out of the way and into the corners. The lot is in good condition. [Review 10464 overall, 231 of 2019.]

They left their location in Nashua off of exit 6 from DWHighway…read more Will reopen on Amherst St soon. Great store with identifiable fabric like cotton. Sales are good. Quality... the best! A lot to see and choose from. Never disappointed.

Great outlet with lots of selection and good deals! Conveniently located, off the highway.read more

Wow what a huge mall. I have never seen so many shops and shoppers at one mall. They have 2 stories…read moreand the target inside is huge. Alote of different foods in the food court as well. 10 out of 10. Can't wait to bring the kids back for all the family fun.

If you ever look at the map of this mall, a very small portion is in Massachusetts, but fortunately…read morethe whole "New Hampshire no sales tax" is all throughout the mall, even within that boarder.

Opened in 1965, this small shopping plaza has only a couple of stores now. It's had some history…read more Currently occupied by Staples and Bob's Stores and Whole Foods and A.C. Moore Arts and Crafts, and Ruby Tuesdays, Market Basket was here before they moved across the way. The shopping center only has one entrance on Amherst Street. It does not have traffic lights or a turn lane. [Review 10465 overall, 232 of 2019.]

I purchased quite a few items for my grand daughter as we are headed to Florida soon. When I got…read morehome an item was not in my bag however it is in my receipt. I called the store only to be met with hostility and down right rudeness.

I went to the Nashua DW store and a nice man named Mike helped me find my way and was super kind.read more

Everything was so nice and very clean. The selection and service were great! Marshall's always has…read moreclothes that are up to date and a great value.

Huge selection of skin care and beauty products. Great brands. I found a super cozy lucky brand…read morethrow blanket for only $20. Customer service associates were friendly and courteous. Customer service is a priority and it shows!

I came in to Alec's today looking for a new pair of brooks. When I walked in, I was greeted by…read moreseveral staff who seemed to love their jobs. When I was ready to start trying on shoes, I was assisted by Kaitlyn. (sorry if I'm spelling your name wrong!) Kaitlyn was extremely knowledgeable about every shoe on the market. She was able to go into detail when answering all of my questions. She was also extremely patient and kind. I knew what I was looking for and ended up going back over to the clearance section because the shoe I wanted had sold out and I did not want to order anything. I ended up walking back over to Kaitlyn because she knew what I was looking for. Kaitlyn was so incredibly kind and patient that I did not feel rushed or pressured. She had the best attitude and the best costumer service I've ever seen. I would rather spend more money and shop at this store, than order anything online or go to any other store because the customer service is phenomenal. Thank you so much for your help today!

As a longtime customer of Alec's Shoes in Nashua, the experience I had today was incredibly…read moredisappointing. Over the years, I've spent thousands of dollars there and referred numerous family members and friends because I believed they stood behind the products they sold. Unfortunately, that trust is gone. I purchased a pair of Clarks on May 9th specifically for an upcoming vacation. After wearing them ONCE to dinner, I realized they were too snug and needed a wider size. I returned to the store June 9th with the original box and receipt, fully intending to exchange them for the exact same shoe in a wider width. The only issue? The soles showed the slightest amount of wear from being worn once. Despite the fact that I was requesting an exchange--not a refund--and despite what I believed was compliance with their stated return policy, I was told the shoes were no longer in "new condition" and could not be exchanged. How exactly are customers supposed to determine whether a shoe is truly comfortable and fits properly without wearing it beyond a few steps in a store? Shoes often feel different after an actual outing. Refusing to exchange a pair that was worn once for a few hours is an unreasonable policy, especially for a retailer that charges premium prices. I have never minded paying more for quality footwear and good customer service, but this experience demonstrated a complete lack of flexibility and customer appreciation. They clearly don't value their customers and don't care about anything other than making that initial sale. There are plenty of other shoe retailers offering the same quality products with much more customer-friendly return and exchange policies. After years of loyalty and thousands of dollars spent, I can no longer recommend Alec's Shoes and would caution others to carefully consider their return policy before making a purchase. If you wear the shoes even once to determine whether they actually fit comfortably, don't expect any accommodation if they don't work out. **I was so surprised by the way they handled the situation that I took photos of the exchange to share with this review**