This is the Norstrom rack located in Pacific Common , just across from Target …read more It is nice to have the Norstrom rack so that we don't have to drive far to go to the San Jose store . This location has a lot of merchandise, organized and friendly staffs . They have 2-3 cashiers but the line moved slow because of many customers and the popularity . Now it is closer to Mother's Day and they have some pretty cotton tote bags for $15 and some perfume for $35 . A section with many Kate spade purses are on sale for 75 % off . I like to come early on the weekday morning so that I don't have to wait for a fitting room . All the merchandises are restore nicely in the morning. Enjoy my shopping at this Norstrom rack. It is very convenient for me to pick up my on line item here and do not need to drive to Palo Alto or west San Jose.

It's been awhile since I have been to this location. I found a pair of shoes, dress, and bra. All…read moreon clearance. Not bad of a deal. Store is clean. It wasn't too crowded this evening. Value is good and service is fine.

I stopped by this Target to get some baby food for my daughter. This location was close to my wife…read moreaunt place which is where we're staying. I found parking easily when we came. We found the infants area just fine because Target usually keep it around the same place. We found the baby food that we wanted and also other stuff too. Since we were here, we wanted to get snacks as well so we went down to the produce area. This Target is pretty big inside and there are employees throughout the store. They have four checkout station here but two were down. I paid with a cashier and then saw one of the sunscreen I got was expensive. So I went back to try and return it but no one was working the counter at customer service. I asked another worker who was doing the drive up delivery and he said someone would come soon. No one came so he was the one who refunded me.

As usual, I went to another Target store and yet, they still don't have the laptop sleeve I wanted…read more I guess that many people really purchased a lot of them since the price is good. This isn't the only thing I want to talk about. I heard that they're making big changes here. I saw that they closed their Starbucks as well as other sections from the store with white curtains or something. They moved some of the refrigerators to do the renovations I think. Also, some parts of the areas were quite empty. I wonder what the big changes are but I don't think much is really going to change anyways. I think they should start stocking up electronics and their accessories again, but I don't think that will happen. Target has really changed. Back then, there were many electronics. Now, it's nearly empty probably because most people shop online nowadays.

There are very specific items I go to Walmart for and it's specifically fiber gummies. So this time…read morearound, it was easy to get to and not locked behind a locked area which is great. I also picked up some multivitamin gummies too. The only thing that does irk me about Walmart is that they don't do touchless payment. I always have to take my card out which is not hard, but it's definitely an extra step in convenience. Either way, I end up at this Walmart every so often for the gummies and don't mind coming to this one.

This is the closest Walmart to me, so I find myself coming here pretty often. It's not the best…read moreWalmart around, and getting items from the locked sections can sometimes be frustrating. You'll often have to press the button and wait several minutes before someone comes over to help. That said, they do have most of what you need for everyday household necessities, which makes it convenient. I've also noticed that they've been slowly making improvements to the store, which is good to see. Hopefully those improvements continue, especially when it comes to customer service and getting assistance in the locked sections.

Some of my regular spots here are The Habit (for their salads and delicious tempura green beans),…read moreHalal Guys, Wingstop, Cinemark movie theater (with awesome Charlie Chaplin artwork and posters displayed throughout the lobby and hallways), DSW (they have some pretty decent shoes IMO), and Target (for everyday essentials). And I saw Barnes & Noble coming soon... if that's true, heck yeah! I know it's mostly chains, not unique boutique shops and businesses, but there is still enough variety that I have no complaints. The outdoor mall is fairly modern, and the area feels safe. A summer concert series occurs on 4th fridays of the month at The Block Plaza near Koja Kitchen, which was convenient this past weekend cuz I grabbed dinner at Koja Kitchen and was able to enjoy the live music while dining. A few doors down, I picked up a yummy chocolate chip cookie from Crumbl too. However if coming here for the live entertainment, the location's not the best. It gets crowded cuz it's just a small space, with concrete surface, and you gotta bring your own lawn chairs if you want seating. There was a tiny dance floor in front of the stage too, but really nothing inviting about the setup. That said, The Cheeseballs put on a fun show for the crowd, with the band performing funk, soul, and rnb tunes. They played various hits including Whitney Houston's I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Hips Don't Lie by Shakira, You Make My Dreams Come True by Daryl Hall and John Oates, and Chappell Roan's Pink Pony Club mashed up with Katy Perry's Firework. Also, parking and traffic is never really an issue for me in this shopping center except near Costco and In-N-Out.

Great shopping had decent eateries in there overall decent time very busy parking lot thoughread more

This is one of the nicer Home Goods I have been in! I stopped by earlier to browse and buy a…read moreMother's Day gift. I like that they have a good selection of interesting items & home decor. For a good price! Being on the millenial budget, that means that I typically only spend around $50 on gifts. Nothing fancy. My $50 stretched far here! (much better than while shopping at Valley fair Mall). I ended up buying a really pretty Mother's Day pillow, jewelry box, and cute gift bag to place it all in. TJ Maxx is also right next door, and it's a spacious location. Parking is very convenient.

For a store of knickknacks, HomeGoods/TJ Maxx is pretty organized, albeit a bit cluttered. You may…read morefind a treasure if you look hard enough! It shares a huge lot with some popular eateries so it may be challenging to get a spot but if you're willing to walk a bit, check the backside of the mall and you may find some good shaded spots under some trees. This shop is huge and has plenty of new and old inventory ready to be sold at discounted prices. There's a lot to go through but if there's something specific, check out the section of the store that best fits that item. They have clothing, furniture, jewelry, electronics, bathroom essentials, kitchenware, as well as goodies for children and pets. I came here specifically in search of an espresso machine - I've been hoping to find something for a long time now. After perusing the other departments, I headed toward the registers and found what I was looking for! $150 off the list price was quite a bargain in my opinion and was exactly what I was looking for. The high end appliances and items seem to be locked up with magnetic anti-theft devices and this machine was no exception. Happy with my find, I headed through the snaking line toward the registers, which are abundant and managed by staff at the ready to complete the transaction. The staff were friendly, efficient, and not at all too pushy with selling their promotional store credit card which would have yielded more savings on this purchase. The transaction was quick and seamless. With the purchase also refundable, it made it just that much more reassuring to have shopped here. Overall, HomeGoods/TJ Maxx is quite a staple as a bargain store for many communities and this one is no different. The items for purchase is abundant, in good quality, and unique for those looking for some additional accent to add to their living space. Most of the staff are found near the registers with a few occasionally walking through the corridors to restock or organize a bit. It's comfortable shopping here with well ventilated air and sectioned off departments for more intentional buying. They also have a bathroom for patrons to use. For those also looking for home appliances like me, this is a great place to start - one of the few reasons to still shop at brick and mortar shops!

I like this Marshall's staff is nice snd pretty good selection of goodies. What Is don't like is…read morethe way they set up the women's perfumes within the line while you wait. Makes absolutely no sense to me. It always holds up the line and if you are the one looking at the fragrances everyone is on your back. They are wondering if you're going to go up and pay or continue to look at the fragrances. I don't understand why they can't flip the display facing the back of the store. Just, like the men's perfume section is.

1-Star Review - Marshalls at Fremont Hub…read more We have been loyal Marshalls shoppers for years, and my wife especially loves shopping there--particularly now that she is pregnant and we are nesting and looking for baby clothes and other baby-related items. Unfortunately, our experience at the Fremont Hub location today was extremely disappointing, primarily because of the conduct of the store manager, Lourdes. I am a disabled veteran with multiple surgeries involving both ankles and my knee, as well as a back injury. Because of chronic pain from these injuries, I sometimes need to sit and rest while my wife shops. Today, I sat in the furniture/chair area for approximately 6-8 minutes while my wife was shopping nearby. Lourdes approached me and said, "The chairs are for buying, not sitting." I have been shopping at Marshalls for years, and this was the first time anyone has ever told me that customers cannot sit on those chairs. There were also no visible signs indicating that customers were prohibited from sitting on the furniture. What made the situation particularly frustrating was what happened immediately afterward. Once I stood up, a family of four took the same seats. Lourdes walked past the area multiple times and clearly saw the family sitting there, yet she did not tell them to get up. I then asked another employee if I could speak with a manager about what had happened. I soon realized that the manager was Lourdes herself. When she approached, she apparently realized I was the customer who had asked to speak with the manager and then asked the family to leave the seating area. When I questioned her about the inconsistent treatment, she explained that the family was sitting there because they were feeding a baby. While I understand that may have been the reason, the issue is that she had already seen them sitting there multiple times and did not say anything to them, while she immediately approached me and told me I could not sit there. I also explained that I am a disabled veteran and that, because of my injuries and pain, I sometimes need to sit and rest while shopping with my wife. Instead of acknowledging the situation or simply apologizing for the misunderstanding, Lourdes became dismissive. When my wife tried to explain my situation, Lourdes interrupted her and said, "I am not talking to you, I am talking to him." That interaction was extremely disrespectful and unnecessary. My issue is not with the other Marshalls employees. In fact, the employees we encountered at this location have generally been very kind, friendly, and helpful. My issue is specifically with the way Lourdes, the store manager, handled this situation. If there is a store policy that customers are not allowed to sit on the furniture, then there should be clear signage and the policy should be consistently enforced with everyone. If exceptions are made, customers should be treated with courtesy and respect rather than being singled out. I hope Marshalls management reviews this incident and provides better guidance to store managers on consistent enforcement of policies, customer service, and treating customers--including disabled veterans--with basic courtesy and respect. Unfortunately, because of this experience, this location has left us with a very negative impression. 1 star.

I was looking for a laptop sleeve in Target, which I found out online that it's $7.99. Very solid…read moreprice honestly but they're all out of stock! The closest Target that has it is in Hayward, but I'm not traveling all the way there fore that. Anyways, kinda disappointed that they don't sell much electronics there since some are out of stock. However, the bright side is that, you can still buy some essentials like food. It's just that nowadays, you'll have to shop online to find specific items or go to other stores just to buy in person. Hopefully, they have it once I return.

I've shopped at this location for many years before and this is the first time I have had a bad…read morecustomer experience. I picked up a couple collectible items for my boyfriend since he's a big fan and the item was in the shape of a ball along with a handful of other items overall totally in $100. To make it easier to hold, I put my items in the empty box that the collectible item was displayed in. The empty box is just a cardboard box with my boyfriend's favorite character printed on the side. When I went to go checkout at the self checkout the monitor person moved to stand nearby me in a corner as if I was attempting to not scan everything or steal something. She can clearly monitor me from her station in the front of the self checkout registers. I'm not sure why she would move to be that close to me unless she's assuming I wouldn't scan everything. After checking out at the self checkout I asked the lady monitoring the self checkout if I could take the empty box. She said it was fine and I put my items inside. A guy stopped me before leaving the store and said customers aren't allowed to take the displays. I assume the guy was a worker even though he didn't have a name tag or company dress code on. He was just chatting with the security girl in the front before I was leaving the store so it could be a friend of the security guard. They need to have consistent rules between all employees so they can inform customers. If they're just going to throw the box away afterwards then why can't I just take it. This experience has left a bad impression of this location.

The store is clean and well organized. However, if you plan to shop here, be prepared to have a lot…read moreof patience. It seems like there are only two staff members working the entire store and there is always just one person at the register. On two occasions, the wait was so long that I ended up abandoning my cart and leave.

I dropped by Burlington as I kept seeing a particular shoe I wanted to try out might be there. So…read moresince I was in the area, I figured why not try my luck. Unfortunately I didn't find what I wanted but at least I got to quickly check out this Burlington. L O C A T I O N Burlington took over the Toys R Us/Baby's R Us location in Pacific Commons. It's next to Kohls. Parking isn't difficult in this area. I N S I D E It's pretty spacious with very high ceilings. I felt like things were laid out in fairly straight forward manner. I knew exactly where to go when I saw shoes and easily perused through the aisles. I didn't take too much time to look at other items. I find that items in Burlington as similar to Marshalls or TJMaxx or HomeGoods. It's a gamble and you shouldn't go there to look for specific brands unless you know for sure they might carry it. You go to a Burlington for specific items and then see what kind of brands they end up carrying for those items if they're known or unknown that's all part of the fun. O V E R A L L Not a bad option if you're just browsing for clothing, household goods, or maybe a stocking stuffer. I didn't get to experience the check out line so can't comment on that, but would come back if I was hunting for a specific item and trying to get a good deal, and wouldn't be too heart broken if I didn't find it there.

This was my first time visit to this Five Below store . I am surprised to discover this is like a…read moreMarshall and Ross mix but price are a lot cheaper. Small toys are $3 , make up pallets are $5-$7 . They have everything a discount store ( 99 cents store ) has but in better quality and materials. Therefore , they are $5 and up . It carries items different from the 99 cents store . It has better make up ( foundation, eye shadow , brow pencil, eye liner, brushes ) etc . The rechargeable battery is $10 and the phone cases are $7 for iPhone ) . Nice headphones are $8 each . There are T shirts with 60 % cotton and diff designs for $6 . I bought some cosmetics and two T shirts . The most amazing thing was that I could refund my items within 90 days with good condition recipe . In Daiso and 99 cents discount store , they're are no refunds . All sales are final . I like Five Below the refund policy . If I buy something for the school craft project... I can refund all the unused items . Way to go !

My kids were looking for squishy toys and this 5 below delivered. We had a great time looking at…read moretheir other items too and it's very affordable. Space was very organized, welcoming and clean.

Man! Talk about frustrating... I along with 10 others were literally in the pharmacy line for…read moresoooooo long! One person at the drive through and one and the on the store side. One gentleman has already been waiting for an out and eventually left in frustration. Attempting to remain calm and not allow this to ruin my evening I had to by something and the lady at the register... no customer service skills whatsoever! I tried to lighten the mood with chit chat and the importance for customer service and she said "good for you". Wow! If I acted like that towards guests... well, I'd be unemployed. So sad!

Dear Walgreens Customer Service / Pharmacy Management,…read more I am writing to formally express my dissatisfaction with the customer service I received at your pharmacy location during my recent visits. On my most recent visit, I was waiting in line to pick up my prescription. When I reached the counter, I encountered a staff member who I understood to be a manager. Unfortunately, the interaction was unprofessional and unhelpful. I requested assistance in transferring my prescription so that it could be filled through Amazon Pharmacy for convenience. However, instead of assisting with a straightforward transfer process, I was told that I would need to complete a lengthy form. The staff member did not provide any supportive guidance or attempt to help facilitate the process, even though this appears to be a simple internal system action on your end. During the interaction, I also felt that the tone used toward me was disrespectful and dismissive. I was informed that there were many other customers waiting and that there was no time to assist me properly. This was said in a manner that I found sarcastic and unprofessional. I would also like to note that this is not my first visit regarding the same issue. On a previous occasion, I was informed that my medication was not fully available, and I was again required to complete additional steps myself in order to resolve the issue. Overall, the experience has been inconvenient and not patient-friendly. As a patient/customer, I expected a higher standard of service, especially when dealing with prescription medications, where efficiency and clarity are important. A simple prescription transfer request should not become a repeated and burdensome process for the customer. I respectfully request that this matter be reviewed, and that staff training be reinforced to ensure patients are treated with professionalism, respect, and appropriate assistance in the future. I would also appreciate clarification on the correct and simplest process for transferring prescriptions to another pharmacy in situations like this.