T J Maxx

Rude ass salesperson female caused me to put my money back in my pocket. TJ Max do not care why else would they hire eye rolling, teeth suckling rude person to represent them.

Nice location — next to Whole Foods. Store was quite packed. They have some cute home décor and fun finds. Plus point– toilets are much cleaner than at Whole Foods.

This isn’t the largest TJ Maxx store in Atlanta, but it’s in a great location for me. The service is pretty standard and they have a little bit of everything. This store makes their living on marketing and selling women’s fashion though, so just be ready for that going in if you don’t fit that demographic!

This is the TJ Maxx closest to my home, but I have actually visited only a couple times.
Pros: Unlike others, I have found tons to buy here.
Neutral: I would agree that the home department is better than the clothing and accessories. Most of my shopping relates to the latter.
Cons: Not as many clearance offerings as other locations. Overall, the selection is not as expansive or high end. Parking can be difficult as there are SO many business in this location and it can get quite crowded. I like to go around closing hours.
Take home: I’ll keep it in my routine, but will go other locations first.

Becoming a Maxxinista — addicted to my cool shoe finds due to weekly visits (after gym). Latest scores: kelly green Coach driving loafters and a pair of Coach slingbacks — both under $ 90. Cute BCBG wedges for $ 40. Also great for workout clothes, belts, purses.

I usually only go to TJ Maxx for home-​goods. But I have found some pretty good things at this location. I still can’t buy clothes for myself here, but they have a pretty good baby section. I even bought a boppy for under $ 25, very nice too! Can’t be that. I’ve bought a few other non-​clothing related items for myself here. Overall it’s A-​OK!

What could be more dangerous for a Shopoholic who lives across the street? Yea, nothing. This is the ultimate test for me. A brand new TJ Maxx with a moderately decent to really good selection of «stuff.» By stuff I mean, clothes, wallets, jewelry, home goods, kitchen supplies, and gadgety accessories. They’ve already changed the layout like 3 times in the small amount of time they’ve been open. Don’t worry, I can still find my way around.
They lack a little in the kids department. I feel like this is a large gap in their stores as a whole lately. Hopefully they’ll churn out a little more soon… please?
Anyway, it’s clean and the staff is mostly friendly. The parking lot is the same — crowded and crazy. But that’s what happens when you have as many stores, great stores too, jammed into a plaza (with a Starbuck’s) in the middle of MIdtown/​Old 4^th Ward.
I definitely will continue my biweekly assault here. (By the say, they have the best hand soap!) I hope this store continues to stay clean, friendly, and well-​maintained.

Meh. I just haven’t found anything here. Their clothing selection is lackluster, particularly in dresses, where they only have a single rack for both regular and clearance frocks. The home goods selection is a little better, with a decent selection of small furniture items and linens. The one area this place is a winner for is purses, as they consistently have a large selection of mid-​range designer bags (Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, B. Makowsky, etc). However, I’m not often in the market for a hundred dollar bag, so I have yet to take any of those gems home with me. Even though this location is close to home, I find myself driving out to Howell Mill or the Buckhead Loop locations more often.

This is def one of the nicer TJ’s but they need to get more toddler boy clothes and they don’t even have shoes for him.

Chain store in a strip mall. Don’t let the fact that it’s on Ponce confuse you. I will say that the service here is good — the people who work there don’t hate their job and take it out on you.

Don’t get me wrong, I love the Teej. I was overjoyed when I heard this location was coming in, as it’s my go-​to kill time/​need a knick knack/​want some new shoes/​retail therapy kind of place.
This location is the pits. As in, so bad that I have NEVER bought anything there. Yes, I walk out empty handed despite many trips, and I can’t explain how bizarre that is for me.
Even though it’s only a few months old it’s already dirty, and the selection just isn’t there. No Runway section, nothing to really speak of in terms of nice women’s clothing, and the homegoods selection is pretty much non-​existent. I suppose I’ll still have to trek out to the burbs for my Teej fix when I need it.

I’ll be honest. I’m super glad that there’s a TJ Maxx close to me. I rely on them for cheap work clothes and some funky home goods, and this TJ Maxx fits the bill totally. The customer service is great, frankly surprisingly good, and I’m always glad when I’ve got the time to visit this TJ Maxx. I miss Borders a little, but you’re a pretty good substitute, TJ Maxx. Pretty good.

I’m first! woo hooo.
Weell let me say that I was pretty sad when Borders closed down at this location. I was hoping for another bookstore to take its place. But at least Sbux took the place of that DD/​BR so I could study there.
First, when you walk in, its easy to forget this was a Borders. It even looks smaller. I don’t know why.
I think this store is pretty well organized. Like most T J Maxx’s.
What I appreciate: they put all their clearance items in one general vicinity. And since the store is still relatively new, the merchandise is not ripped apart like some stores.
I’ve found some pretty nice things here. High quality, name brand. I would say what it is, but to be honest I *still* couldn’t afford it and I’m waiting to get it next time and hoping no one picks it up first instead. Lets just say my friend bought something similar for 200 – 300 $ and it was $ 50 here.
Yup, they do have a bathroom in the back and it was clean.
The only thing. there was some kind of funky smell. You know that fine line between pleather/​new merchandise and garbage /​sewage? Yea, I couldn’t tell. it wasn’t heavy, so maybe it was some newly waxed floors or something.
Parking is a bit of a mess if you come during the right time. which is most of the time.
I do like the location though. The closest TJ Maxx used to the be one in the Buckhead, otherwise you’d have to go to marshalls/​ross on Caroline st, but this is a good alternative. And since there are so many places to eat, you can kill two birds with one stone. We went to willy’s (woot scoutmob) and walked over to here.
Overall: Just like most other T j maxx, just newer. And a good location.

Very clean and organized for a TJ Maxx. Downside-​it is so SMALL. I much prefer the size of the store in Cumberland. The home goods section was teensy-​tiny. They had a selection of holiday items which was nice. For clothes I think this location is satisfactory. It might be the smallest TJ Maxx I have ever been in. Everything was easy to locate though and organized. I would go back even though they did not have what I was looking for. Who knows what I might find next time.

I love TJ Maxx. They have great stuff at lower prices. This TJ Maxx is new with good customer service so far. We were kindly greeted at the entrance, at the register, and exit. Everyone was very chipper and friendly, which was a nice change from other TJ Maxx stores. Hopefully the service will remain the same in months to come.