I've been to this Target many times and it's always clean... The staff is friendly and helpful... I…read more will also say that customers don't wait in line long before being checked out... The parking lot is clean and well kept...

I went to the Target in Mt. Laurel early in the morning with a shopping list and low expectations…read more The place was clean. The aisles were neat. Everything sat where it was supposed to sit, which felt almost unnatural for a store this size. Despite the sprawl, I found what I needed quickly, as if the shelves had been arranged by some benevolent hand that wanted me to succeed. Self checkout was quick and painless. The machines did their work. I did mine. Nobody complained. Out in the lot, there was plenty of parking. Rows and rows of empty spaces waiting for people to fill them with carts of back to school supplies and impulse buys. I did not interact with a single human being during my entire time there, nor did I need to. It was efficient. It was ordinary. And in a world that so often makes simple things hard, ordinary felt pretty wonderful. Four stars.

Pretty decent Walmart actually…read more I've been to Walmarts in multiple states and while they range from bad to horrid, once in a while you find a decent one - this is one of those decent ones. If you frequent Walmarts, then you pretty much know their layout and stock - it's the same here. The main difference is that most things were well stocked and things looked generally clean. I actually found everything I needed on this trip. I hardly had any interaction with employees (which is always a good thing), but there were actually three friendly employees. Imagine that, friendly employees at a Walmart! Who'd have ever thought it was possible. Some of the aisles need to be widened, only because some customers can't seem to manage a cart and/or feel they have the right to block everyone else from accessing certain areas while they take their time. Speaking of, the customers of Walmart are typical - zombie-like, rude, oblivious, creepy, weird, smelly, clueless, selfish, and animalistic. This one had some of those, but not as many as other locations tend to harbor. This location shares the land with other businesses, but parking is pretty good space-wise. Most of the customers cause issues in the closer spots near the front, but if you park near the rear then you'll be free of that. The general area is a good one, so having an actual decent Walmart for the area is a good thing. I'd easily come back here again if I'm in the area and in need of a Walmart.

Super close to my job…read more I needed a last minute card and tissue paper. Your typical Walmart and I personally love self checkout, which I opted for. In and out - no problem, despite being crowded.

First time checking this mall out. From the facade of the mall seeing how beautiful it looked, I…read moreassumed it would be a great mall to check out but it was a bit opposite. Half of the stores were unfortunately closed! There were a fair amount of shoppers present. Half of the stores present are just your typical chain stores. The food court is bustling at least which happens to be conveniently right next door to the movie theater. Mall is well maintained with plenty of great amenities. Overall, Casual mall experience though it could of been way better.

Pot holes everywhere .... 2/3rd of the stores gone. If cooper and the restaurants weren't here it…read morebe closed completely. Can't mall walk because trash comes in and solicits you to buy candy from them. They were also coming into the restaurants and the wait staff chased them out security and the police showed up but I doubt it will stop because they're minors. This mall is going to be nothing left but cooper soon because the low income housing that just went up in walking distance is what's ruining it. Just stay away!!! Hopefully it just closes down and can just be a medical facility.

Selection and value are great! And the chirpy, wisecracking cashier was bearable until I put my…read morepurse on the counter to get out my wallet. "Oh, looks like you need a new purse. We have a nice selection of purses here." Spoiler: I did not look at the store's purportedly nice selection of purses. I left feeling sorry for management because it's so hard to weed out rude idiots during the hiring process. No amount of coaching will fix someone who thinks it's a great sales tactic to be insulting. Sorry, Nordstrom Rack. I get it, I manage people too, and it sucks. ​

Was here in Cherry Hill and was selling a shirt on their rack from SHEIN! double the prices way to…read morehigh!

Marshalls, HomeGoods, Homesense, and TJ Maxx are establishments that provide value for your…read morepurchases. When retail business declines, these companies continue to flourish for a reason, they have an operation, where regardless of city, state, or socioeconomic difference, you can always expect to find quality items at discounted, and/or affordable pieces. Because of the aforementioned, I initially opt to not take a car through the store, knowing that when I do, I'll definitively purchase many more items than intended. Reason- there's always a treasure chest of great finds, and items you forgot you need, want to get, or the price is so reasonable, how could you not purchase the item you're drawn to. The Marshalls and HomeGoods store is divided into one space for the former and the latter. The store is maintained extremely well. The store is clean, add organized, which is often difficult because customers believe they have a sense of entitlement wherever they shop, and whatever they decide they don't want is not placed back where it was found, nor the way it was found (on a hanger, hanging from a display, in the correct aisle, shelf, department, etc.). The store is well lit and spacious. In Marshalls you can find clothes from toddlers to adults of any gender, jewelry, accessories, outerwear, workout essentials, confines, perfumes, shoes, luggage, hair care products and appliances, facial and skincare products, toys, collectibles, sports fan gear, and much more. In HomeGoods, there have seasonal and non-seasonable items well organized and displayed. There's aisles with each of the following, lamps, rugs, furniture, furniture accessories, framed artwork and photos, mirrors, pet supplies, clothes, and accessories, bedding, linens, pillows of all types, sheet sets, comforters, and duvet covers of all sizes, bath products, bath furniture, storage, and accessories. There's bath towels of all sizes, colors, and patterns, washcloths, hand towels, stationary, cleaning products for home and car, cards, gift wrap, bows, ribbons, gift bags, bag accessories, bedroom accessories, chairs, cookware, appliances, states, glassware, accent pieces, laundry items, storage containers, picture frames, cutting boards, tableware, stairwells, oven mitts, serving trays, kitchen utensils, step stools and ladders, teapots, coffee cups, barware, holiday items, books, desks, desk organizers, book ends, vases, accessories for children's and teens rooms, decorative decor from around the world from ceramic to glass to wood, food items, sauces, oils, sweeteners, spices, paperweights, dried fruit, decorative baskets, electronic and mobile phone accessories, beverages, gift cards, holiday outdoor display items, and the list goes on. If you walk out empty handed, it's an anomaly, and near impossible to do. The staff is friendly, helpful, and moves lines along at an expedited pace. Wonderful stores. Phenomenal brand stores that are constantly a pleasure to shop at!

The clearance deals on clothing at Marshalls are outstanding. The problem is (for me anyway) there…read moreseems to never be much to choose from in regards to men's clothing, especially in my size. The Marshall's of Moorestown by far had the biggest Men's clearance section of any other Marshall's location I've been to. I have trouble finding jeans that fit me and that I like. I found 3 pretty nice pairs of jeans that fit me great on clearance, the most expensive pair being $13. The other Marshalls I've been to recently have also had super weird/strict fitting room rules. They'd count your clothing prior to entering and after leaving the fitting room. They'd take from you whatever you weren't going to purchase. This Marshalls didn't feel the need to count the articles of clothing I was entering/leaving with and allowed me to place my unwanted items back on the clothing racks myself.

This is pretty much every suburban cliche all rolled into one. A giant shopping center with…read moreeverything from a Costco to fast food restaurants all rolled into one, with massive parking lots, complicated entries and exits, stop signs where people really don't stop, very little shade on a broiling summer day but hey, you can get a $1.50 hot dog, a hair cut and your toe nails done in one go. For that reason, it's useful, but go at your risk and know that your blood pressure is probably going go up a little bit.

Such a convenient shopping center. Grateful it is relatively close by. It has everything to…read moreinclude a Wegman's and Costco. You name it, it is there!

We go to the Promenade somewhat frequently throughout the year. They have a decent amount of…read morestores, but I really only shop at a few of them. We mostly will go over there for the food and a new restaurant opened that we will be trying soon. The stores run sales around major holidays and it's convenient that an Apple Store is so close by! There is lots of parking and it's pretty easy to get in and out of.

I bought a pair of shoes here at this shopping center. I made an attempt to try and do a return, no…read moreone was helpful. I had the receipt, they were two weeks old. No one was willing to do a refund for me. I was really upset over the whole ordeal. I feel the customer service is really lacking here. Would not recommend.

Ive seriously never reviewed this Boscov's?!!…read more As the other two mall locations, bargains galore, great popular brands and you truly can mop up with savings! I re opened my Boscov's charge card and got another 15% off my total bill! For $130, I got two brand name pair of jeans, exercise attire, a small leather clutch, and a really nice mid weight Fall sweater material jacket. Today's hi-light was meeting a sweet and stellar cashier who WENT OUT OF HER WAY to get me a cart because she was me piled up and struggling ;) This woman blew me away with her kindness, patience, and genuine interest when talking to her customers. I wish I remembered her name from her store employee tag. (She was a 60 something? black woman with glasses and mid length salt and pepper hair ). To me - the role model and epitome for what cashiers should embody. Deptford Mall really rocks with the anchor department stores of Boscov's, Macy's, and JC Penney's!

Boscov's has some quality apparel and home decor items. I tend to have better luck personally at…read moreother department stores, but I did find a shirt for my grandmom's birthday on my most recent visit and she absolutely loved it. My mom also has great success in finding clothes here. I love stopping upstairs to their bedding, kitchen, and seasonal items. Lots of cute stuff to check out.

I've come to this Burlington store many times... It's always clean and easily accessible to find…read moreand get items from the shelves... The staff is friendly and will help you to find whatever you may be looking for... This store is bigger inside than it appears to be from the outside... They share the parking area with quite a few other stores...

Burlington at Centerton Square in Mt. Laurel did not match the Burlington in my mind's eye. The…read moreBurlington in my imagination is a dim place. Racks crowded together. Aisles choked with orphaned merchandise. The smell of dust and resignation. This location is not that. Here everything was bright. Clean. Organized. The racks stood in neat rows like obedient soldiers. The aisles were open. The lighting was merciful. I do not know if this is a new store, but it felt like one. It was noticeably nicer than the TJ Maxx right next door, which is in theory the same concept but in practice looks like an afterthought. As with all discount retailers, the game is simple. They buy the overproduced, the excess, the canceled. They pass the savings along. The shopper becomes a treasure hunter. Sometimes you strike gold. Sometimes you find a shirt that explains why it was abandoned. Caveat emptor. Still, the experience of being in the store was pleasant. My mental image of Burlington was wrong. This one deserved better. Four stars.

I think that their new set up is not that great with their checkout. It is better than it was…read morebefore however, they took the approach of Marshalls checkout and I don't like that one either. It's nice though they have the same couple of ladies that I see every time I go in there and they're always very nice.. I think the one lady is a supervisor and she's also really nice.. I don't often shop in the store. I do a lot of my purchasing online and have it shipped to store one available or go there to do my Amazon returns. I could go to other places that are easier to go to, but I choose to go there because I like the staff.

Kohl's staff is well trained , Even with the Christmas rush they handled things like a pro .. Store…read moreis always clean , items are always displayed well , They making shopping during the Christmas season a pleasure