Beautiful store...great deals...but ignored by Cosmetic associate twice...needs a little better…read moretraining, coming from someone with 39 years of customer service experienvery

4.5 stars. This Boscov's was so spacious, clean, and well-stocked that it looked like the newest…read moreand nicest Boscov's that I have ever visited. The department store was two stories and had escalators. The selection of women's clothing was gigantic! The departments for men's, girls', and boys' clothing were a good size also, as were the departments for shoes, accessories, housewares, beauty products, etcetera. They also had a chocolate bar that sold fudge and other products. Prices were low. For example, I bought a pair of slippers that had a suggested retail price of $24 but were on sale for only $10--bargain! The slippers look stylish and feel comfortable to wear. Several cash registers were spread throughout the store, and a few cashiers were available to serve me. My cashier accurately rang up my purchase, and she politely thanked me for visiting. The only reason why I knocked off a star is because I found only one product to buy, but I could imagine other customers coming here and going on a shopping spree!

Obviously I did not stop in here for me, but I came in with my sister. I don't mind shopping with…read morepeople, you get to see more of a mall and how people interact. I applaud Torrid because they have some of the most compassionate employees out there. They really enjoy working in their establishment. As always they always have a huge selection of items that range from clothing to jewelry. Along with the great staffing this store is always in great shape. Everything is organized, well stocked and easy to find. And if you can't find it, someone is willing to locate it, whether it be in store, or at another store.

I have shopped at Torrid in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. I am very excited and pleased with the new…read moreTorrid in our mall. It is beautiful and the employees are very nice!

Well run organization that clearly appears to be focused on helping the truly needy people of the…read moreAltoona community.

Great clothing finds and at great prices. Some of the decor and housewares were higher than I was…read morewilling to pay for second hand. Wished we could have spent more time in the store, it was bigger than we anticipated.

Friendly staff, good selection of clothing. Store is huge, reasonable priced although they charge…read moremore for brand name items even if they are in rough shape. Every day there are three Colors that are on sale. Two are 50% off and one is always 99 cents.

I enjoy shopping at Dollar store because they always beautiful items that aren't available in other…read morestores. I like to talk to the employees there. I sometimes like to shop there because it's very clean and organized. The employees make home feel like home.

I liked this Burlington more than the older ones out there. It has a more modern feel and the most…read moreimportant thing, it's not in a space that they can't use all the space. You know what I mean, there are none of those faux walls that shrink the floor space. With that, they also seem to have a great selection of items that you would not find at other businesses like this. I ended up grabbing myself two hoodies that have become my favorite pieces. Even though we are moving into warmer temperatures. I will still sport those, you can't pass up a good hoody. Clothing aside, they do offer a wide array of other items. However those are the items that you need to pick through. I wish that it would be a constant mix of items, but these seem to be the items that go faster than the clothing. The biggest hold up here, was checking out. Because it is newer in the area and a newer store setup lots of people definitely shop here, so if there are not a lot of cashiers, the line is going to be longer and that equates to longer wait times.

Picked up my on line order at store. Melissa at the Logan valley mall store was great. I ended up…read morepicking more shirts for my granddaughters while I was in the store Thank you

Staff was polite, interactive, welcoming and helpful. Melissa and Maria were the best and so…read moresweet. we had a great trip

It's like a ghost town, The only remaining anchor is JCPenney. All the others including the AMC…read moretheater closed. But their tilt studio looks nice

I guess it is time for an updated review for the Logan Valley Mall. For the south central…read morePennsylvania area this has been the prominent mall. It had fought off a lot of what was effecting malls at the time. But that seems to be catching up to LVM. See all that LVM had staved off but as of recent it is not immune to it all. They lost Sears as an anchor, which was no surprise as they are all out of everywhere you go. They have also, as of recent, lost the movie theater, which that means two anchor spots are now gone in this once thriving mall. That is not fairing well with the rest of the mall. Stores have been vacating for a while and there are not many businesses clamoring to fill those vacated spots. As of recent there are stores that are vacating for freestanding buildings or strip malls that are just outside the mall properties. Like Johnstown, what LVM has effected is now coming back to effect the mall. The movie theater across the street closed up shop and now the theater in the mall closed up shop due to a newer theater opening elsewhere. Where that movie theater once was located across the street now is owner of buildings that house businesses once in the mall. It's like going full circle or something. There are corridors in the mall that just feel dead because on one side of the mall there is not a single storefront open, and on the other it is totally occupied by one business. The food court feels empty and on its way to housing one eatery like Johnstown. I hope that Altoona is able to pull in some newer stores soon, or it will end up like Johnstown. The mall in Johnstown is on its last leg, and on the verge of being a dead mall.