Security doors are broken. They don't open when you go to enter the store, making it feel very…read moreunwelcome. The cashier accused me of stealing very passive aggressively because I came in with my own tote bag since I'm shopping in multiple places. She asked me if the bag was mine and then asked if I had any more items to purchase in my bag, and then said she hoped I didn't and huffed and got snippy with me as I'm finishing paying for my item. Extremely rude and unprofessional.

There are some GREAT deal to be had here. BCF is similar to a TJ Maxx type of store. They have…read moreseveral household items, makeup, jewelry, clothes and of course TONS of coats. Also hats, gloves and the like. Be prepared to check the merchandise to make sure it's legit. I purchase some mascara and when I arrived home, they were completely broken! I unscrewed and pulled out the top and there were no brushes to even use the stuff! So, again just check your items. I can't really blame BCF for this, they just buy closeouts in bulk. And as long as it's not a lot of effort to return, I guess this will happen given the nature of this business. I'd definitely go back to shop again. Great place for housewarming presents, too! They also have toys and shoes. Really a variety of things to shop for.

Great place. Great items to choose from. Love the clothes, jewelry, etc. Wish place was open more…read morethough. Love their T-shirts to.

From the owner: One of Milwaukee's largest selection of vintage clothing from the 40s to the early 70s. Great…read morevariety of housewares, décor, and accessories from the mid century as well!

Great selection! Super unique clothing which is more outdoorsy-granola style! They do have a…read morefitting room too which is nice. Loved my purchase

Since my last visit to MKE, No Boundaries has been added to the atrium area shops and I can dig it!…read moreThink REI, but a small airport shop and you got No Boundaries. I was waiting post arrival for a buddy to scoop me up and started to wander around the shops. I am normally not an outdoorsman, especially with fashion, but I always love the hats at these places. And wouldn't you know it, I found a hat I absolutely loved! New hat and discovered a new brand, so win win for a quick visit! Store is well laid out, well kept and clean. Service was meh. The associate was on their phone behind the register the whole time I was in store and I had to get their attention when I had a question. Once at checkout they were friendly. Overall, nice brand addition to MKE!

Here's the thing. This isn't Macys. It's a resale shop. The store isn't super clean. The items may…read morenot be organized the best. But, we have found awesome things here for ourselves and our grand littles. We take the time to clean them well- toys , clothes, etc. anything we purchase. And we come home happy to rehome items and to save money. It's a win win. We enjoy this store more than Salvation Army and goodwill which we also frequent. On weekends, everything in the store is 1/2 off. You can't do any better than that. Go in knowing you have to give a little to get a little. We have shopped here for years. We appreciate the value.

I've never been to this location before so I can't say whether this is abnormal or not, but on our…read morevisit the store seemed very dirty and all of the merchandise was disorganized and in pretty much disarray. The floors looked dirty and the wares were haphazardly piled on top of each other on the shelves. The prices also seemed high, but I'm not sure if they have some sort of discount based on tag color or something. There was a lady making a bunch of noise tossing sporting goods merchandise around as I thought she shopped, but later on I ran across her in another area of the store throwing plastic toys around and realized that she was an employee. Based on this one visit, I don't plan to come back.

Confetti Crunch: Birthday cake flavored desserts can really take the cake, or they can leave me…read morecrying (like it's my party and I'll cry if I want to). Opening the box let out a sugary and cakey aroma. The pieces of cereal are squares and resemble Cinnamon Toast Crunch (or more accurately Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch). Each square has red, white, and blue sugar crystals. I suspect this is a nod to the 4th of July and America's "Birthday" as the cereal was released around that time. Appearance wise, my only real complaint is the squares have a somewhat anemic appearance as if they're too light in color. As far as taste, again think Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch, bit with just a hint of cake flavor. I wish the cake flavor was a little stronger, but for my first Great Value cereal, I've got to say, I was impressed. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My Favorite Sugary Cereals: 1. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (as well as Sugar Cookie and Tres Leches Toast Crunch) 2. Waffle Crisp 3. Frosted Flakes 4. OREO O's 5. Cap'n Crunch

Doesn't deserve a star. You work here you are on your own. everyone snitches on each other people…read moreshop in pajamas. management hides from you. This place is a Nightmare! Every man for himself. This place should be shut down. Kids come in and scream n run out. Kids crying loud while shopping or in the cart when you bag their groceries. Horrible!!! Don't shop here produce is rotten to.

Broooooo. This store is a HOT MESS. I was ready to go…read more I worked retail management for years so I know both as a manager and a customer how things should be. This store has boxes of shipments ALL OVER THE STORE! It was safety hazard after safety hazard. It was cluttered, dirty, chaotic and so disorganized. Even the cash wrap desk was full of random clutter. I came here to buy a dress for a wedding and there were hardly any clothes for women. Where women's clothes used to be were now household items. The dressing rooms were "closed" while the store was still open. I'll start going to a different location from now on. They need to work on this store!

Smaller TJ Maxx in Oak Creek is perfectly fine, A-OK, but smaller selection than others. A few…read moreweeks ago I was in need of a winter coat and TJ Maxx, Marshalls, Burlington seem to be good options. You do have to be careful of faulty zippers, I find, but spending $60 or less is always appreciated. This Maxx had a very small selection of men's coats (only three actual coats in my size, two of the same style). I found a coat, yay! And a few other items like home office decor, holiday candles, wool socks, a roll of ELF wrapping paper, etc. I always forget that TJ Maxx carries things at a good discount, like winter undergarments, Holiday decor, wrapping paper, and all things to get you prepared for the Winter.

I was going to be in the area for lunch so I thought that I would use my kohl's cash from last…read moreweekend and check out the clearance rack for any good deals. The clearance rack for men had some nice name brand button up shirts for $50 marked down to $10 so I grabbed a couple and with my kohl's cash it would be under $9 for both which is a great deal for hame brand new clothes. When I got to the register I was told that I had a return and my kohl's cash was not good and I explained that the manager did a return and a new purchase at the same time and I wouldn't loose my kohl's cash. The cashier called for a manager and I explained my situation and I was not supposed to loose my kohl's cash if I did a purchase of an item that was higher than my return at the same time and she confirmed that that was true but they were supposed to give me a new Kohl's cash coupon which they didn't but she honored it anyway. Yes Kohl's has made some mistakes and the return policy is starting to get frustrating because the men's fitting rooms are closed so you can't try on anything so you have returns for clothes that don't fit, I was eventually told that I can use the woman's room in the West Allis location but that didn't help for my last 3 visits when I didn't know that. The fact that this location honored another stores mistake and took care of me is the thing that keeps me coming back.

Great selection and service. Place could be made more clean and presentable. But been going there…read morefor years and love it.

I was going through clothing, placing it on an end hook to figure out what I was going to buy…read more THAT WAS NOT WHERE I WAS LEAVING IT! I wasn't finished. A young, newer employee took great pleasure embrassing me as she told me "more that once" where the unwanted clothes went. I was not finished. I told her that and she just kept on about her directive repeating herself rather loudly stated it was a reminder. Seems elderly people are really not wanted in that store. Perhaps she assumed, incorrectly, again, that I can't hear either. I said I don't need a reminder. Earlier in the shopping day I over heard the same girl say out loud she was watching a customer. What kind of customer service is this? Watching a customer...for what? And why talk so loudly? A superior nor rude approach to their job is unnecessary. Perhaps they took their cue from the manager. The main manager. The large white women. Sidney and Mike are the best. What an embrassing display of this inexperienced girl behaving this way and continued on and on blowing off her mouth. There is a bin full of clothes next to the rack. Clothes are on the rack and the bin was rather full. So where exactly do the unwanted clothes go? Rack or bin? Also, as we went through the clothing the sizes were all mixed up and no signage on the rods on the West nor North walls denoting sizes, plus the racks are too full it's difficult to shop. Instead of watching customers and berating them outloud in the store for many to hear, for something the customer was NOT doing or had made a mistake she could have been kind and proffesional and been discret while giving her message. Then quietly resume spending her time putting clothes in the correct places. You can always quietly and tactfully approach anyone. No need to raise your voice from a distance. Alex is a better worker than her. She's going to cause problems in that store. Smh.

I was at the "cash register" purchasing a $10 pair of shoes when the cashier said "these shoes are…read moresuppose to be priced at $15". She called a manager over, who starting scraping the $10 price tag off, confirming the shoes should be $15.00. I said "your backroom priced the shoes at $10, no one else has the stickers to put the wrong prices on things". The manager went on to say "anyone can get stickers anywhere in the store and put them on things". Really, do you expect me to believe customers can get your stickers anywhere in the store and them on things. A bad experience!!