Kohl's is not what it used to be. It's always dead. I didn't really find what I was looking for the…read moretime I went hopefully it gets a reboot and strives again.

It's ok. They don't have as much merchandise or sizes that they used to have before Covid. I always…read morehave to order online & have to return at the store. I also like to go to the store and shop, you know touch things. Getting very disappointed in their store. Oh, and they give you a coupon but you can't use it on so many thing! Why bother giving me a coupon if I can't use it!!!

Men's Wearhouse... is it 9 suits for $100 or 100 suits for $9? Who can remember the calculus since…read moretheir pricing algorithms change with the weather. I've scored some nice looking garments here designed by some of the biggest houses in fashion, although I have also tried on some clunkers that while claiming authentic Italian origin are fair to middling at best. Sorry, my tribe is from the northern boot but I've never heard of Paulino Prosciutto of Milan. The service at off-peak hours can be suffocating but if you just want to get the lay of the land, the salespeople will leave you alone upon request. So, choose carefully and avoid the no-name shuffle especially if you've taking advantage of their volume discounts. Where MW annoys me to no end is in alterations. They're expensive and slow. I'm sorry but in this economy you can't be both unless you employ a legion of bespoke tailors who do impeccable work hemming your cuffs. They don't. If you need a quick sport coat for a night out, they're fine, otherwise frustration awaits. Tell them Paulino Prosciutto sent you. Two stars.

Larry was amazing! We had a suit emergency and he really hooked us up. We truly appreciated his…read moreexpertise, patience and especially his kindness while we were going through a tough time. Picked everything out, had alterations done same day and even informed us of a sale on the suit that wasn't ringing up. Go see him

Beautiful hats. With Rielo you get bang for your buck. Gary is the nicest guy. Suits are top…read morequality. Can even do a costum suit for you from scratch

I want to share my outstanding, shopping experience at Rielo, hoping it will benefit others as…read morewell. Earlier today, I went there looking for a few pairs of pants and suits. I was hoping for a LOT OF CUSTOMER SERVICE. Not only would I need assistance with sizing, but I would need feedback on other important details as well. (I want to preface that over the years I have shopped at many places and have come to realize that the sort of customer service I am looking for is possibly unrealistic. Even in some places, where I have been, where they actually do give customers more attention, it has its limit. If they answer your questions, they are distracted. If they help you with sizing, they do it casually and not carefully. If there is a problem with a suit, they say, "Oh, it's fine! You can just do XYZ to make it work," instead of taking the time to find a better option. Basically, I had high hopes to find something more than the stores I was used to.) Upon walking in to Rielo, I first told them that I was looking for a few pairs of pants. They responded courteously, measured me, and gave me multiple pants so that I could find which ones fit best. For many of these pants, I asked for feedback with sizing and overall look. To my delight, they were always happy to assist me. They offered advice on everything I asked about, as if it were just as important to them. It was a pleasure that my inquiries were being given so much undivided attention. My goal became theirs. I knew that I would be getting fitted pants that also looked great. We narrowed the options down to the best ones, and then discussed how many of each I would like. Next, I told them that I needed suits. After being measured, I tried on a number of jackets, to find which of them fits the best. (By doing this, I realized that they didn't just want me to have clothes that more-or-less fit, but they wanted me to look my best.) I told them I wanted their honest opinion about sizing and the overall look regarding the suits, and they came through like before. They noticed what didn't fit or didn't look so nice on me, even when I didn't pick up on it. They went to get more options, even if it meant they would have to look around more. I could tell that they were being honest when they said something was good. Soon enough, I had the best suits and pants. Truthfully, I was a little nervous about HOW MUCH EVERYTHING WOULD COST. I was a little desperate for more clothing and was short on time to go anywhere else. So I felt that under the circumstances I would have to stretch my wallet. However, I was surprised and relieved to hear that this was not going to be the case. To get a sense of my price-expectations, I am used to spending $20 on pants that are decent quality and are not fitted so well. The pants I bought at Rielo were $30 each. For me, the $10 extra per pants was spent on excellent customer service to ensure the pants were fitted and looked good, and on the quality, which I could tell was much better than I was used to. Well worth it! Regarding the suits, I still remember what it was like to get a good quality suit at Syms for under $200. Since they closed, I have not been able to bring myself to shop at the pricey places and have been buying decent suits at a bargain. Today, I found that I could once again buy a real, good quality suit for under $200. (That is what each suit cost me.) While I was there, I was asking them about their store, and they told me about how their goal is to provide GREAT QUALITY clothing at a reasonable cost. For myself, I found that to be true. They told me about how they do extensive research in order to give the customer the best selection. One of the workers there even went to Italy to examine different black hats. He went there to find black hats that match the high end ones but that only cost half as much to the customer. They indeed found such hats and have them at the store. To wrap up, I encourage others to see for themselves the superb customer service at Rielo. Since they also offer quality clothing at a reasonable cost, you're not even sacrificing anything for the service! This is my new place to shop for clothing. I only wish I had been shopping here already.

The store has public restrooms but you have to hunt an employee down to open the door code. Lots of…read morewaiting and made to feel like a burden for a bathroom. Not a pleasant shopping experience especially if you frequent bathroom trips. No set employee for it either so you have to bother someone every time.

Who knew there were two Burlingtons (Formerly Burlington Coat Factory stores) in Brick, NJ? So…read moreclose you can quickly drive from one to the other. I didn't until now. This location is in Brick plaza behind the Barnes and Noble across Highway 70 from Kohl's, ShopRite and Old Navy. It is bigger than it looks from outside. They have a lot of merchandise pretty well organized. It is a discount store so prices are reasonable and service is no frills aka do it yourself. Lots of holiday gifts, decor, clothing, luggage, accessories etc for everyone here. Parking is easy out front. Lines can be long at peak times. If you need something check here first and see if they may carry it then head elsewhere if not

This location is no longer open. The shop is closed as of…read moreJune 27, 2025 Drove all the way out in the shop is completely cleared out.

Fab little thrift store. Came after recommendation from cashier at goodwill 5 min away. Staff was…read moresuper friendly and prices where reasonable. Varied assortment of things. Lots of clothing. They were having a 1/2 off sale when I went. Be sure to check them out if your in the area.

Poor service and rudeness team members- no offer to help with a carry out and would not allow cart…read moreto leave store to help carry the item

In an age where some boutiques won't even let you in the front door if you have more than one…read morepercent body fat, I find it absolutely hilarious that this overstock "past season" clothing store, specializing in XX and XXX sizing configures their racks and aisles to only accommodate the stray Olympic gymnast. Even for a svelte consumer the aisles and clothing are packed so tightly that even that very smart. poly-rayon "Ralph Lawrence" lime green polo you've been Jonesing for is hardly worth the excavation needed to pry it off the rack. Hey, everyone loves a bargain but at Burlington it's just not worth the heavy lifting. Two Spanxed stars.

Excellent selection of clothes. Loaded with clothes. Be ready to hunt. I found about 6 scarves that…read morewere beautiful. Wish they had vintage jewelry.

Love this store! Of all the Goodwills I have visited, the Brick location is the most organized and…read moreclean. They have a wonderful variety of merchandise and great care is taken with getting the merchandise to the floor. Staff is always friendly and welcoming. Looking forward to my next visit.

First time in any Macy's where I'm told there is no "plus size" section lol. So, voluptuous, curvy…read moreBlack women don't exist in Tom's River? Not surprising!! I can actually believe it based on my experience attempting to shop in here. I was literally told by a salesperson that this store doesn't have a plus size section. I would have to go upstairs to Backstage. So typical of certain demographic areas. Surprisingly, Macy's on 34th Street have a super large plus size section. While the clothes here were very stylish and priced well, there was nothing that intrigued me. There were; however some clothes that were my size but not nearly enough.

I love Macy's it's so beautiful, but comfortable inside. No…read morepushy sales people, if you need help they are around.

I've had some great scores here. Do your due diligence though, as I've bought a shirt with a…read moremonogram I missed! I did score a $700 Brooks Bros blazer for almost nothing!

Be careful if you drop off things to sell. I dropped off several items and actually wrote them…read moredown. Went back before the expiration date to see what sold and was told they had nothing for me. I then went through the entire store to find 2 specific things (very nice) and they were not there! These were two items that a gentleman waiting when I dropped off asked "Can I see those? How much?" Now the store is saying they can't do anything as they have thousands of consignments.