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    4.7 (3 reviews)

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    A To Z Event Sales

    A To Z Event Sales

    2.0
    (2 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    This is a rather interesting place and certainly worth a look. I don't feel like it is quite on a…read morestar rating level. To say if this place is good or bad is sort of like asking if people are good or evil. Like people, A to Z event sales just sort of "is". I was going to Restaurant Depot, which is in a curious area of town primarily occupied by bulk food suppliers, the USPS sorting center, and other non-pedestrian businesses. I noticed some people outside a brick warehouse building with the sign A to Z event guides, they had shopping carts filled with boxes of appliances that looked as if they may have fallen off the back of a trunk, literally. Curiosity overcame me and I went inside. I might as well have stepped into a petting zoo during feeding time one summer day. The place was hot, unpleasantly fragrant, and chaotic to say the least. There were huge mounds of clothes allegedly from "department stores," for 2 dollars apiece. I grabbed a Merona dress in some size other than my own kinda just because. They had tables and shelves full of cut rate kitchen appliances for 15 dollars, some used, some in boxes, some in pieces, few were in complete sets at this point in the day. There was much redundancy, with tons of Cooks Belgium Waffle makers, toasters, coffee makers, pressure cookers, etc. Past the kitchen ware section were rows and rows of boxes of "drug store items, $1." If I had any particular affliction or needed to restrock my medicine cabinet, it may not have been a bad place to go but like the kitchen section most boxed items (such as hair dyes) had since been opened, shuffled through, and separated from their box content siblings. Past the drug store was the home decor section, with blankets, pillows, sheets, drapes, comforters, and more. This may've been one of the better sections if you find your self needing generic comforters and sheets all of a sudden. I actually felt some comforters and bed pads made of down. If I wasn't already equipped, I probably would have grabbed some. Anyway, the point is A to Z Event Sales is certainly an experience in the most value neutral sense of the term. Worth checking out if you find your self that way. I'll shoot an update if the toaster oven I got doesn't work.

    If you are white & american, you will be charged more at the register. I have had an item with $6…read moreprice written on the box. The guy, who sorts the items on the floor told me it should be $3, as the item was quite a while in the warehouse. I was hit with $10 price at register, because lady claimed to be a manager. "POOR MANAGER SKILLS ". She wasn't willing even to make a deal. As a manager, you should work with customer, not against it. And while she wasnt finish with me, she was quick to turn away and start speaking with another costomer in spanish, by completely ignoring my debate. VERY POOR MANAGEMENT WITH NO EXPERIENCE. Guys on the floor were nice, friendly and pleasant.

    Faneuil Hall Marketplace

    Faneuil Hall Marketplace

    3.9
    (503 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Faneuil Hall Marketplace is one of Boston's most iconic destinations, bringing together historic…read morearchitecture, a busy food hall, and a wide variety of shops in the heart of downtown. The marketplace spans two floors and is constantly filled with both locals and visitors, making it an energetic place to stop while exploring the city. Whether you're looking for a quick meal, browsing unique retailers, or simply taking in the atmosphere, there's always something happening. The main floor is home to a large selection of quick-service food vendors offering everything from seafood and pizza to international cuisine and desserts. There are plenty of choices, although the prices are noticeably higher than average, reflecting the marketplace's prime location and popularity. One downside is the limited indoor seating, which can make finding a table difficult during busy lunch hours or on weekends. The second floor adds another layer to the experience by hosting rotating pop-up shops and special events throughout the year. During my visit, there was a FIFA World Cup pop-up store, which gave me another reason to explore beyond the food vendors. These changing events help keep the marketplace feeling fresh, especially if you've visited before. Because of its popularity, the atmosphere is lively and often crowded. It works best as a place to grab a quick bite or spend some time wandering rather than settling in for a long meal. Even with the crowds, the layout is easy to navigate, and there are plenty of interesting storefronts to browse while making your way through the marketplace. Overall, Faneuil Hall Marketplace remains a worthwhile stop when visiting downtown Boston. While the food is on the expensive side and seating can be limited, the combination of historic surroundings, diverse dining options, and rotating events makes it a fun place to explore. It's an easy destination to include while sightseeing, shopping, or looking for a quick meal in the city.

    My favorite part was the historical section downstairs, as well as the stories from slaves…read moredisplayed upstairs. Unfortunately, it was hard to read everything since it's all set up as a marketplace, so standing and reading all the text means you're probably in someone's way. I wish there was more of a dedicated section to the historical significance of the building in the upstairs area.

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    Macy's

    Macy's

    2.3
    (279 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    When you get 88%off a dress from the Last Act rack and it fits like a dream, it's not a deal but a…read moresteal!! For $35 I got an amazing glittery shiny sparkly prom dress for my prom theme birthday party! Went here emergency dress shopping 2 days before my birthday after having decided to have a theme party at the last minute and ordered some dresses online but not being sure if/how anything would fit, so wanted to have a backup just in case. We got there around 8:15 and they close at 9 so it was seriously a mad rush! I had to deploy the hubs to divide and conquer and browse the racks - which I have to say they definitely had a LOT of dresses, so no lack of choices! We both searched and picked up a few dresses. I tried them all on and finally selected the one dress which turns out the hubs had picked out - great find!! We were the last to checkout. They almost took all my stuff out of the dressing room while I was showing my dress to the hubs outside. I had to rescue all the clothes - whew! Anyway I got a fantastic deal - so pleased, fit me perfectly and I wore it for my birthday and got lots of compliments! Service was good. I used a store gift card and I still had money left to spare on it! We parked in a garage nearby using SpotHero., wasn't too expensive. Easy walk. I like Macy's and I'm glad this store is still around!

    Was completely horrified walking around shopping at MACYS, when I noticed some young students with…read morebackpacks hiding behind counters and dodging maybe employees in the bed lining and cookware depts and noticing there were up to no good..... I walked pass them at least 5 young Males some with shorts. Running and before they left the downstairs dept I told a female employee (African American) long black hair, just hanging around not doing anything and asked her to call SECURITY and she looked at me like I had two heads and did NOT REACT OR MOVE.... Then those boys ran past and up the escalators and I told another employee who might have been Latina Told her to call SECURITY and she said that's not my department and laughed.! Frustrated with the lack of respect for MACYS I WENT UPSTAIRS AND ASKED FOR A MANAGER...I was directed to one in the Shoe Dept walking named REBECCA WHOM I EXPLAINED WHAT I NOTICED! She was sympathetic and said she will handle it. She asked me for my number if I wanted a follow up and gave it to her! I said if it was up to me those two uncaring employees should be FIRED! They just lacked the loyalty MACYS DESERVE! I hope that MANAGER REBECCA DOES THE PROPER OUTCOME! She was very concerned and understanding of my complaint! When employees do nothing to look out for the stores best interests then they should go elsewhere and not tarnish the reputation of MACYS! I'm am totally upset that two women and they are not young adults that did NOTHING AFTER I ASKED TO CALL SECURITY! Shame on those two uncaring employees! It happened around 3:15 pm 5/22

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