This TJ Maxx location is not great. It's sad because it is the only one in the area. Shelves and…read moreracks are cluttered/in disarray. Employees are not customer service oriented. It might be worth it to wander in and see if you find anything but generally not a fun or satisfying place to shop.

Nyhia at the checkout counter was so sweet and energetic to speak with! She even helped me with my…read moretrip to Vegas! Thank you for being so amazing!!

I've been to this Forman Mills just a handful of times over the past few years but my first time…read morereally shopping here was just over a week ago. I met my three goddaughters here to shop for school clothes. I thought that it would be fairly expensive because 1) I'm talking about 3 girls and 2) they wear uniforms. What I didn't realize is that the clothing prices here are insanely inexpensive; of course price is relative, but all things considered I still think that it is inexpensive. This was a pleasant surprise for me because they each were able to get a lot of pieces and the total was just under 50 percent of what I originally thought it would cost me! Oh yeah, happy dance time. For the most part, the clothes were fairly organized and most of the racks were full. We shopped during the last hour and a half or so before closing; the store wasn't very busy. This meant that I didn't have to wait in line. The service was about average, nothing to rave or complain about. I give it a 4 because it is a good place to shop for youth clothing and it is a plus that they carry items that fit school uniform requirements.

They lose a star because the clothes are cut different..they run small.other than that..A++! Love…read morethe prices! Super cheap name brand clothes and accessories. Cheap toys, home stuff, bras, sandals etc....love the purses and love when i can score a really good deal which is easy to do here! I spent $50 and got a new polo purse(super cute) sandals, three bras, a huge lalaloopsy doll, sunglasses with a gnarly case, and a badass skirt.they always have adorable extravagant Easter dresses for under $20 if I would have realized I was going there before Easter I wouldn't already bought her one.all and all wish I lived closer to the store because it's awesome

Miss B was so helpful and kind. We appreciate her and the piercings she did for my daughter…read more Amy

A store mostly meant for teens. Lots of inexpensive, trendy jewelry. They carry sunglasses,…read moremakeup, and iPhone cases, too. Be warned, the jewelry is of the cheapest quality. It breaks easily, even if you aren't hard on it. Thank the Lord it costs nothing. Cute, though.

Excellent techs. I damaged my reading glasses and took them in to be repaired. They had no problem…read moredoing the deed. The vision insurance did not want to pay for a new pair yet, so these had to be fixed or else I was gonna have to spend a lot of unnecessary money for a new pair before insurance allowed for a new pair. Eye exams are painless and quick. They have flexible appointments to fit the person who works odd shifts, like I do. I appreciate that. The office was clean and the opticians and optometrist were all wonderful. Good options for new glasses and sunglasses and they accept most insurance. I loved the new sunglass styles.

staff is unhelpful and condescending. inside of store walls are peeling and no signage for glasses…read more services are not explained clearly or efficiently.

Hit or miss, depending on the day…read more I've scored a sweet pair of Persol sunglasses here before for $1.99 and those babies retail for between $300-$400. That was an epic score- sadly, one that has not been repeated. Oh well. Often, I pick up super inexpensive white milk glass pieces for my ever-growing collection, but recently there's been a dearth of good milk glass sightings at this location. Perhaps other collectors have caught onto my secret? Occasionally, my husband will find brand new Ralph Lauren or Burberry ties here for a song, often under $4. While there's certainly a lot of junk and weird castoffs, we sometimes pick up rare vinyl lp's in very good condition, even with the rice paper linings inside. Most of the books are pretty dog-eared and smell like mold, hence why I usually don't bother with those too often. The shelves often look like an appliance graveyard. Every type of "fad" kitchen electric that came with a bang and left with a whimper sits on the shelf waiting to be reclaimed. You name it, it's a veritable "who's who" of old espresso makers, juicers, frothers, iced tea machines, bread makers, and waffle irons.

I love goodwills and I've been coming to this one fairly frequently the last 6 months. Although…read morecustomer service is pretty nice, and it's in a decent location I've left empty handed my last few visits. Furniture is very limited here, the toys section is always a mess, clothes I've found are a little more unorganized then others I've been too, and prices I've noticed have gone up. Sometimes it's fun to see what they have and hopefully get lucky, but like I said I've been leaving empty handed lately ):

I do not recommend them as they're money-hungry bastards…read more I saw them in February of last year. At the time, I mentioned I have severe dry eyes. It was recommended to me that I take fish oil and use Systane eye drops. Done. Come this winter, I am really done with the dry eyes due to indoor heating. I'm waking up with very dry eyes and use drops throughout the day. In January I called, and the twit who answered the phone said I would have to come in for an exam because "many things could have changed." What could have changed that would have made a difference for dry eyes? How ridiculous. I told her it's been less than a year, and she kept saying "it's been over a year." No, it hasn't. I finally told her "It hasn't been a YEAR until February x." Her reply? "Well, it's been over six months." Yes, I can agree with that, yet we're talking DRY EYES--something that they're well aware is a problem for me and is not something like a retinal detachment. Coming in, of course, costs me a $40 copay. I told them I can't afford this. I'm disabled and on SSDI and would be seeing them the very next month anyway! Twit said she'd ask the doctor if she wants to make an exception. Of course she came back with a statement that the doctor says I have to come in despite the fact that I was going to see them the very next month. I told her to let dot know they've lost a patient. Idiots. For not prescribing something for dry eyes--a condition they were well aware I have and when they knew they'd see me the very next month--they lost a patient and ALL of the money I would have spent there in the future. There are ramifications for being money-grubbers without integrity.

I got glasses from them a year ago. Took like two and a half weeks to finally get them in hand. If…read morethat's wasn't bad enough. This year I wanted to order some on line. They're closed due to this pandemic so I called and got my perception took out to me. Ok cool but it's didn't have my PUPILLARY DISTANCE on it. I need that to order glasses online. When I contacted them about this information they tried to charge me $50. I'm so disappointed trying to charge me for something I already paid for and that's my information to begin with. I'll never do business with them again. Me or my children....sad.

He has a way of making you feel you are being annoying if you ask questions. Seems to have a short…read morefuse. I started to have a short fuse after trying to ask him questions about my condition and being treated as if I was taking up too much of his precious time. The time spent with the doctor was no more than 10-15 minutes including him looking at my eyes. I was respectful but disappointed by the way the appointment went. The front desk was not helpful when I asked to see a manager. They said there was none but I could fill out a survey. I suspect they are scheduling in such a way that the staff is feeling rushed. No one will probably even read the survey. Why don't doctors get it when patients complain of being dismissed and disrespected? It makes such a difference in the way things go.

If I could give this doctor zero stars, I would. He had a friendly demeanor, but then, after…read moreexamining my eyes for a brief time, he said: "Great news! I see nothing wrong with your eyes." And that was it. I had to see two other eye doctors afterwards so that they would finally figure out what was wrong because I suddenly couldn't see well in the daytime. It is not great news when the doctor can't find what is wrong, it is great news when I get help, which I didn't. It got far worse when I talked to the manager of his place in Dearborn. She was patronizing, raising her voice at me, and treating me like nuisance. Other people who worked there were really nice, but they seemed afraid both of the doctor and the young manager who reminded me of the "Mean girls" film more than a professional establishment.