Tried to return some pants I bought at THIS Tj Maxx on Enchanted Hills but, they said they don't…read morecarry that brand of pants and did not allow me to return them although the pants had the store tags on... Her exact words were "I don't know where you got them from, but these are not sold here". Horrible service, I will contact headquarters. How did I buy a brand you don't carry???

Brand new to Enchanted Hills TJ Maxx holds a large array of selections. Clothing, home decor,…read moreshoes, bath & body products. This area needed a bit more retail and this is just one of the new shops in the area. Wonderfully staffed and we'll organized store.

We had to buy a new TV while camping due to the old one falling off the wall and breaking. Nice…read morestore.

Walmart Supercenter Bernalillo, New Mexico -- Extremely Disappointing Experience…read moreI had a very bad experience at the Walmart Supercenter in Bernalillo, New Mexico, and I feel senior management and customers should know what happened. I had a special event coming up and found a bottle of wine marked down to $30. The bottle had a security device on it. After I paid for my groceries, an employee took the bottle to remove the security device. When I checked my receipt, I noticed I had been charged $42.98 instead of the advertised $30. I asked the employee if the transaction could be corrected, but he couldn't do it, so I went to customer service. That's when I also noticed that the foil covering the cork was missing. At that point, I had serious concerns about the condition of the bottle. I waited for a manager and explained that I had been overcharged and that the bottle's seal/foil had been cut. I asked if I could receive a refund. The manager refused, telling me that New Mexico law prohibits the return of alcohol. I don't believe that explanation was accurate, as I have previously returned wine at Costco and have receipts showing that. I expressed my frustration with the customer service I had received. I then went toward the pharmacy to pick up my prescriptions, but it was extremely busy, so I decided not to wait. As I was preparing to leave, I thought perhaps there might be another bottle of the same wine that could simply be exchanged for the one I had concerns about. I went back toward the wine department. The manager followed me and told me that I had to leave the store. I told the manager that I wanted to speak with his manager, and he told me that he did not have a manager. I told him I had done absolutely nothing wrong and was simply trying to resolve a problem with a product I had purchased. He then threatened to call the police if I didn't leave immediately and told me I was not allowed to return to the store. I told him to call the police because, at that point, I wanted to explain exactly what had happened. I offered to return all $354 worth of groceries I had purchased, but he refused to assist me and continued telling me to leave. I was treated as though I had done something wrong when all I was trying to do was resolve an overcharge and a problem with a bottle I had purchased. The store's surveillance video should clearly show what happened from beginning to end. What makes this experience especially frustrating is that I never became aggressive, never threatened anyone, and never did anything to warrant being treated this way. I simply wanted the issue corrected. This was an absolutely unacceptable customer-service experience. Walmart needs to review the surveillance footage, investigate what happened, and address how this situation was mishandled. Customers should not be bullied or threatened with police simply because they question an overcharge and ask for help resolving a problem with a product they purchased. Very disappointing experience at Walmart

This has become a go to store for a variety of little items at good prices. Lots of seasonal items…read moreand decorations too. Kind of an impulse shopping store. You did not know you need some items until you see them on the shelves, and they end up in your cart. Heck, they are mostly only a dollar, until the prices go up soon. Cannot wait to go back to find out what I did not know that I needed.

Ever since the manager changed. She is rude and the store is a mess. Boxes on the floor and not…read morestocked very disappointed.

I'm so glad we have a Ross here in Gallup. I just wish it was bigger. We have the smallest Ross I…read morehave ever been in which means selection is limited and it is hard to keep it stocked. But it's always clean and the staff are always really friendly and give great service.

More organized than other locations but no customer service available…read more We found a few things that we liked and will make perfect gifts. Be aware not everything is a good deal. Some things you can't find cheaper at other places. Great place to stop in and see what you find but don't expect to scratch everyone off your list.

I'll be honest, it's been a while since I've been so excited to post a review. Why am I so…read moreexcited? Wal-mart has done something revolutionary. It could change the way we shop for groceries, but people have to USE it for it to continue. Since I am an early adopter, I have already tried this. Let me tell you why I am so excited. Although I love people watching at Wal-Mart, I also love to save time. My wife and I timed our online grocery shopping. It took us twenty minutes to order and pay for our groceries online. Usually, this process took us more than an hour at Wal-Mart, sometimes more, if the lines were long. Walmart gave us a $10 off coupon for our first grocery order. After ordering, they give you a choice of checking a substitution product if they are out of your brand. When ordering, they give you a picture, weight and/or size of the product. You select the quantity. We ordered fruits, vegetables, and deli meat to see what the "shopper" would get us. I have two complaints here, they need to offer a choice of slice thickness for deli meat and allow coupons to be entered online. Manuel, our in store shopper, picked out very fresh, unbruised, fruits and vegetables. You pick the time and date to pickup your groceries. It is really a time slot, we picked between 1 and 2 pm. We entered our cell number online and they called us ten minutes before one. They were asking if we would be arriving for pickup at one or a little later. Pickup is on the right side of the building by the pharmacy drive thru. Manuel explained this phone call is so he could be outside waiting because he literally got the groceries right before we arrived. He also brought the groceries out of the store and loaded them into our car. Wal-Mart asks that you do not tip the shoppers. Manuel gave us a swag bag for using this service (I have attached pictures). It was tough for us imagining someone else handling our groceries, but if you think about it, the cashier touches all of them when you are checking out. This is such a time saver and eliminates the need for standing in line. Manuel told me if more people don't try this service, than Wal-mart is going to kill it. So I am writing this so everyone can try it at least once. I bet you will like it as much as I did. Go to Walmart.com/grocery

Why does Walmart have a phone they never pick up baskets all over the parking lot no one is even…read morearound

This particular location is off 528 in the strip mall next to the Walmart super center. It seems a…read morelittle smaller than some others but overall it's a good store. Equipped with games, consoles, toys, collectibles and such as every other game stop. But what really makes this location stand out to me is the fact that the games are organized in a way I haven't seen before. I personally don't buy games that don't have the original covers. I know some people care and some don't, and if your someone that does care you will appreciate their organization strategy. They actually seperate the non covers from the ones with original case covers. Still in alphabetical order, but seperated. Other than that, staff is fine and store carries all recent consoles and games. It's always best if your looking for a particular game to go online and search where it's located. But if your going just to browse, than its fun to see what they have

If I could leave this place a zero star I would, This place is beyond fixing at this point. First…read moreof all, the bathrooms are always nasty dirty and disgusting. Secondly, The staff act like they are entitled to rude all of the time. especially the employees at the front, I went in with my granddaughter this morning the lady with blond hair and big glasses were giving my granddaughter and I horrible looks the entire duration we were there. She has a major attitude problem and thirdly the management is so unprofessional the man with short gray hair is one of them he is beyond unprofessional and rude.

O M G ... If…read morecommitment issues were a place, it would be Sawmill Market. This is where you go when no one can agree on anything and somehow everyone wins. Pizza, pho, coffee, cocktails, ice cream, tacos , brewery, sweets , sushi , clay pot , European bakery , something vaguely healthy to balance it out, it is all here under one very aesthetic roof. Set inside a restored industrial space, the whole vibe leans effortlessly cool with open air seating, big windows, loud music and that buzzy energy of people grazing their way through dinner . You order from different vendors, regroup at a table, and pretend you planned it that way. It is chaotic in the besttttt way. Surprisingly we did not have long lines or long waits and found a table very quickly upstairs . The food? Hit or miss depending on where you land, but the variety is the real star. Come with a group, order too many things, and share everything. Just know you are paying a little extra for the ambiance and convenience, which feels very on brand for a place like this. Would I come back? Absolutely. It is not just a meal, it is an experience, and sometimes that is exactly what you want.One of the best food halls I've been to in a while.

We had heard about a converted industrial site (used by the railroads), that became a food hall…read more We decided to check it out. It's got something like a dozen different food outlets to please everyone. There are a couple of bar setups, too, that looked like fun. We got tacos, and some Vietnamese dishes and enjoyed them a lot. The place has plenty of tables, an upstairs area, and a large screen tv to take in while you dine. ... we enjoyed the experience so much that we went back a second night, and got noodle dishes, poke bowls, and a salad bowl. (We took these to go and went up the sandia tram and ate at picnic tables overlooking the city) Everything we ate was really good, and reasonably priced. And there are very many vegetarian options, and at least a few vegan ones, too. People say parking can be a hassle, but we didn't experience that. But the lot is small for the space size, so I can see how it could be an issue.