Every single time me and the kids go to Five Below, something we've bought doesn't work. Most…read morerecently bought among other items: a simple 6" high knickknack that you fill with water and is supposed to drip water over small rocks and provide a soothing sound of gurgling water. Except the cheap motor was louder than the water which rushed over the rock with such force that instead of sounding soft, it sounded like a sewer drain the city was drilling. Not to mention the thing LEAKED ALL OVER the table. These cheap foreign products they sell DON'T work 9 times out of ten and I'm sick of it. Five Below has a great set-up for themselves because who's going to spend $3 in gas returning a $5 item. Does anyone in their company do actual product testing? Anyone? I'm so done with them. If you're worse than the Dollar Store, you need to examine your reason for existence.

This is my second favorite store among the many in Highland Plaza. I agree with BD's review, more…read morecatered to kids, teens, and young adults. I'm in my 40s though. Quirky items, vintage T-shirts, good selection of treats. If you're an older person and you state your age by saying 'I'm 45 years young' etc., you'll like this store. Playful vibe, similar to Newbury Comics. Much smaller selection than dollar stores, but these items are better for memorable little gifts. Highland Plaza in general is excellent. If you're visiting the area, well worth the visit. You'll find a store/ restaurant you love + great music on the loudspeakers outside in two areas.

I've driven by here multiple times and finally stopped in. HUGE selection; almost too much, as I…read morewas barely able to fit a small umbrella stroller through the aisles. I'm a stay at home mum- I'm not working, so buying 5 articles of clothing and then some for $85 is a little insane. I only make $50 a week from my husband to spend on whatever I'd like. That's my issue though but to spend almost 2 weeks of allowance on minimal items in not so great condition? It makes me feel sad but I'm sure my toddler will love wearing them. So, thank you. I am still disappointed in the value of the old clothes and the new- as they're all far too expensive for the condition they're in.. and the new are more expensive then when they're new. I know your business has to make money, but the whole point of a hand me down store is to make sure your items are affordable. Unfortunately, I probably won't be back until prices lower because I just can't afford the prices. I've read many wonderful reviews on here and maybe it's good for some and then not so good for others. The owner was so funny and sweet and she helped us tremendously through the store and out. Something to note; I had my stroller, so I just want to point out this establishment is not wheelchair assessable from the front of the store. Not sure about the back though. I know you're doing the best you can with what you have, but would you please consider making this space accessible to all? Thanks again!

Absolutely love this place! Have gone a few times and found great selection from winter gear,…read morehalloween pjs, cute Christmas sweaters and even toys. The service the staff provided is wonderful and everyone is very kind.

To date, this has to be the best Burlington Coat Factory I have been to!…read more When we came on a weekday afternoon the place was empty, the store was well organized, and the staff was really polite. This location had a huge selection of clothing, and for the first time in our experience at a Burlington Coat, the shoe section was well organized and the packaging wasn't torn to pieces. The store may have a different feel during the weekend but we thought that this place was great during our visit!

This is the location that used to be in the Christmas Tree Plaza at the corner of Rt 20 & Rt 9 in…read moreWestboro. It is now where BJs use to be. This is a much larger location and they seem to have a much better selection now. The fitting rooms are very small and there always seems to be a wait to try things on. The line to check out never takes less than 10 minutes.

First time coming to this mall and I liked it. Easy to get to, there's plenty of parking. There are…read morequite a few stores. They have Macys and JC Penny and as the main department stores. I appreciate that they have JC Penny here as it's a good store that you don't find now in all the malls. I was very happy to find it here. Then they have lots of other stores, some you don't see at regular malls. I have to say the prices at these other stores are not too pricy. So it's reasonable for a family to come to. That I liked very much. The food court is rather small. Not much restaurants to choose from but the ones I did go to were fine for a mall food court. They do have a place for kids to have fun right in the middle of the food court. A carousel to ride on. Lots of horses, ponies to sit on for a fun ride. Aw,to be young again. I would come to this mall if you have never been. It is part of the Simon malls and they are usually good to come to. Very pleasant and clean. A must if you are visiting Marlborough.

why are all the escalators broken for a long period of time excuse me my best friend walks with…read morecane and we have to walk upstairs or walk off the other side of the damn mall to get to an escalator. It's inexcusable and there's an incredibly over amount of heat in certain areas of your mouth in the summertime. What's going on I'm sorry, but it's not what's going through anymore because there's nowhere to eat and your Asian places upstairs is incredibly hot and the food is incredibly disgusting and or hard.

Saks used to have really good prices on clearance and sale items, the last few times I have been…read morehere, I have noticed the prices have been climbing up and they are not as good as before. Still, if you have the time and you are patient, you can find some good stuff on the racks. I spent most of my time in the men's section, but they also have a large section for women and children.

Wrentham outlet mall has a lot of good stores But I always…read morehave good luck finding good shirts for work here I Find the dress shirts are a good quality that is hard to find at a regular mall.

This has to be the worst Micheals I have ever been to. They have the laziest employees working for…read morethis particular location. Everybody acts annoyed when you ask them a question. I have gone to the one in Bellingham and in various other locations and nobody acts like this except for this particular store. This isn't the first year I've encountered this either. It's literally been going on for probably six years and I'm finally speaking up about it because I've had enough. I'm tired of coming in here and they do not have their full holiday displays out when other stores do. They take their sweet time doing everything whether it's Halloween or Christmas. Definitely will not be coming back in here ever again. I have tried so many times to give them the benefit of the doubt, but they do nothing to improve themselves.

Poorly staffed. Selection has gone downhill while prices continue to rise. Offers less services and…read moreclasses than before. Store is depressingly void of customers and staff. Feels like walking into a ghost town.

Pro: Pretty good selection; prices are good Con: since…read moreCOVID, changing rooms are still closed so you have to either try clothes on over your clothes or just guess it will fit. There are also no bathrooms open to the public. So if you decide to go make sure to dress in a way that would best accommodate trying clothes on over them. I found great items but when I tried them on I had issues putting them on with my clothes on (even if they might work if I didn't have clothes on, I ended up getting nothing)

I will preface this review by stating that I know all things goodwill. If we leave home, there is…read moreBound to be a goodwill stop. From soho down to Brighton, I've seen them all. This well traveled kid sure knows a mean goodwill. It's my wife's fault. She makes me stop. So, here's the shakedown of Worcester goodwill. My grading rubric is becoming the yelp norm. Smell-A-. Reasonably neutral. Not a hint of the standard mothball smell. Doesn't smell like octogenarians, either. Lighting-A. I was able to identify those not-so-mysterious yellowish stains on the inside if some of the men's pants. Pass. Good lighting equals less vomit when I get home and realize what I've bought. Are you listening, Hyannis? Musak: B. pop radio station. A few decent hits to sing out loud while embarrassing the wife to hurry up, notably Kenny Loggins "I'm all right". Organization of clothes: C+. Drives me nuts when pants are arranged by color. Gee, only 77 pairs of tan khakis left to find the magical 34/30. Needle in a haystack. Oh goodie, let's move onto 58 pairs of blue to search. Listen up, Wooster, or whatever it is...arrange all pants by waist size. Narrow them dogs down, and let me see my options. Yes, the minions must do more work, but that's how it needs to happen. Shirts, etc. seemed logical. Brand namishness: A-. Lots of good names here...Ralph, tommy, and mr. Bean all made plentiful appearances. College towns seem to bring n the best names! Employees: B. yup. Working. Not complaining about working. Other notes: scored 50 cents in a pair of pants. Changing rooms seemed like the security cam might see more than normally secure areas of the body. Clean, overall. Funny sign at the drop-off door: "no dumping after hours. $500 fine" in other words, if it is during hours, it is valuable...but after hours, 10 used seersucker suits and dads used LA gear sneakers are rubbish, punishable by fines. To funny. Would love to see what prompted that sign. Musta been bad. 50 used George Michael concert shirts bad, So yes, friends, this one is pretty stout in the world of goodwill. A pillar of savings, cloaked in unusual normalcy. Denizens of Wooster, dine heartily on the textile buffet that awaits. It's bizarre. It's interesting. It's cheap. It's goodwill.

I think they're feeding the staff gunpowder here!!! How difficult is it to be nice? You can't…read moreeven get a greeting from these zombies and to that beautiful young lady who said in her review that the store manager followed you and your family around the store, it's probably because he wanted to cut out your liver and eat it for lunch. The customer service in this particular Bloomingdale's Outlet is suffering tremendously and the higher ups really need to figure out what's wrong, i.e., are they perhaps beating the staff during breaks? When you go into the Bloomingdale's Outlets in Sawgrass Mills, Jersey Mills and my very favorite Philadelphia location, the associates are wonderful and helpful. Then you go to the dark side (located in Wrentham Premium Outlet Mall) and you want to give up shopping altogether and go take Psychology classes in how to make the world a better place, starting with the Bloomingdales's Outlet located in Wrentham, Massachusetts. Yeah! Save yourself the trauma of exposure to such an unhappy team, go visit Jimmy Choo or Armani instead, Truitt in Jimmy Choo will take good care of you and the staff in Armani is outstanding. This Bloomingdale's Outlet is horrible!!!

If I can give a zero star I would , I went there with my family and we were followed around the…read morewhole time by the store manager, horrible !