TJ Maxx

TJ Maxx! I actually prefer it in many ways to the Marshall’s next door. Yes, Marshall’s does have more «stuff,» I feel. but TJ Maxx is quicker, and cleaner, and less crowded. All pluses. There are a few things they sell in both stores, so if I’m in a hurry, I’ll just get it from TJ Maxx rather than Marshall’s. I actually get a real kick out of scavenging the clearance sections (especially the makeup/​beauty) sections there. I’ve gotten some good deals on stuff like Pacifica Body Butter (normally $ 14 elsewhere, $ 3 — $ 5 here on clearance), etc. The parking is usually ok, and they’re really pet friendly (yes, I am one of those people who drags my dog everywhere with me). Overall, I like TJ Maxx Burbank, and recommend it to others.

Went this past Sunday and had a horrible experience. I have two kids so shopping with them is hard enough. While at the fitting room I felt extremely violated by the employee. She grabbed the clothes out of my hands and made sure there was nothing else on the hangers and then gave them back to me with attitude. After trying on the clothes, I gave her back 6 out of 8 items. I wanted to purchase the other two. She insisted on seeing the two items of clothing to make sure that the tags were on them and that they were the items that I tried on. Holy cow I felt like a criminal. Mind you I have two fussy kids, and my 8 year questioning Me why I’m being treated this way. I understand retail and loss prevention, but accusing customers of stealing without saying the word «stealing» is not cool. Try to greet and make your customers feel comfortable!!!

Found a couple nice things and so did the boyfriend but the fitting room attendant was a little rough. I felt a little violated of my space. Maybe they have a theft problem but you shouldn’t treat your customers that way. My boyfriend was treated the same way. She pretty much tried to grab the clothes out of our hands as we walked out of the fitting room but we clearly told her we wanted them. Too close for my comfort!

As with all TJ Maxx locations, this place is hit or miss. Sometimes they have just what you’re looking for. Other times you completely strike out.
Also, if you DO find what you’re looking for, look it over before you buy it and walk out. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve found just the right thing only to see that there are some huge scratches or dings on the item rendering it junk. I wish they took the time to go over their inventory and removed things like that off the floor. Marking down a broken piece of furniture doesn’t make it a bargain. It just makes it expensive trash.

Love love love TJ Maxx, i’ve found some of the most amazing things for super cheap. That being said, I’m not particularly fond of this location. It’s smaller than a lot of other tj maxx’s i’ve been to, selection of items is pretty slim and it’s super unorganized.
I’ve been to this location a handful of times and not once was I approached by the employee’s asking if I needed any help. They’re always either too busy stocking something or walking around the store making sure nothing gets stolen, or talking amongst themselves completely ignoring the customers.
Usually there’s about 2 area’s i’ll check out as soon as I walk in to a TJ’s, the bath and beauty section and the fitness section. Both sections completely unorganized at this location, products open or spilled all over the shelves, cramped area, not that much space to walk around. Sometimes I get overwhelmed and want to leave without buying anything.
Don’t even get me started on the line situation. Even though all cash registers are open, expect at least a 10min wait in line.
All in all, i’ll keep coming to this tj maxx cause it’s the closest to me, and they have great deals on essential oils; which i’ve been obsessed with lately.

This location is a hit and miss when it comes to products. Some days they have exactly what you’re looking for with a matching price, other times it feels like they never update their inventory. Overall the store is clean and the check lines move fairly quickly.

Nobody helped me out at Nordstrom Rack, so I went nextdoor to TJMaxx. I went straight to the jewelry section to look for Mother’s Day gifts for Mom and sister. The sales associate helped me out througout my visit, her name was Helen. She helped me choose the right Michael Kors watch for Mom, and a pair of Calvin Klein earrings for sister. She even helped me open a TJMaxx account, and even wrapped the gifts for free! Of course, Mom and sister loved the gifts! I loved them even more, for I saved more than 50% off retail price! Highly reccomend TJMaxx Burbank!

TJ Maxx doea not stand behind their products. I bought a suitcase. It was coming apart after one use and they refused to take it back. The quality was so poor and they did not care. I will not shop there again. Will stick with Nordstrom Rack. They will stand behind anything you purchase there, even if used once.

I always thought that TJ Maxx was the slightly more expensive sister of Marshalls and I always enjoyed going into a tj Maxx when I saw one. But this store has gone downhill so fast. There is literally nothing here. The purse selection is horrible. I feel like I’m in the downtown alleys and the clothing selection makes me feel like I am at Ross. In addition, if you happen to catch the attention of one of the employees at the jewelry counter, all they care about is having you open a credit card. And they keep on pushing after you say no. Stay away from this place. You and your closet will be happier going next door to Marshalls or Nordstrom rack

Not the best TJ Maxx. I’m a huge fan of shopping at TJ Maxx but I hardly ever find anything to buy at this location. I feel like they don’t have as much of a selection here compared to other TJ Maxx locations. It is also kind of unorganized and it makes it overwhelming for me to shop there so I end up walking around the whole store and leave with nothing. Not a bad place but definitely not one of my favorites.

I have far better luck at the TJ Maxx on Ventura Blvd in Sherman Oaks. I had a few minutes to spare before my nail appointment, so I popped in. I am not a big fan of this store. For some reason I never find anything, but today I found a little purse that I liked and some kids nail stickers, so it wasn’t a total loss. The Ventura Blvd. store in Sherman Oaks is my go to TJ Maxx.
This store has a lot of stuff in it, but it is mostly bunched up on iil-​conceived racks sort of by size. Why don’t they have a skirt section? Anyway, the store feels big and boxy with all the racks of clothes, again if you find a bargain it’s worth it.
They always move the line pretty fast here and that’s a plus.
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TJMax in La CanadaI was there to purchase two suitcases for my husband his trips he’ll be making to China several time a year. I found two of the size my husband asked for. The big bold tag said 69.99. I took them to the register to pay. The cashier rang them up as 89.99 each. I said that’s not right. The tags said on sale for $ 69.99 she said I looked at the wrong tag. We don’t honor manufacturer price tags. I snapped a few shots of the Mis-​marked suitcases. I then pulled my belongings together and marched out never to return!
Target is a much better store. They are very good with price clashing issues.
Now I’m telling everyone I know to boycott TJ Max! Jerk with his made up store policy has got to go!

I like TJ Maxx. Yes. Actually I’m sitting in front of one right now waiting for it to open cause I woke up early and am here so. Yeah. (Yes I have no life). Anyway, it’s 9:24am and the store opens at 9:30am. I’m watching employees walk in and am kinda distraught by how they handle their business. Well, I mean parking. All the employees park right in front of the store taking up the first 12 spots or so. Funny observation, yes, but I think it’s kind of ridiculous. You’d think they’d save the best spots for their customers. But whatever.
And yes, I’m taking a star away for that. Sounds silly, but shows how much they value and care for their customers. Not.
Besides that, the store itself is cool.

Awful customer service.
I was asking one of the sales associate for assistance at the jewelry counter, but she snapped at me.
The conversation went a little something like this.
Me: Hi, can I take a look at the bracelet? *pointing at the bracelet on display*
SA: CAN YOU SEE THERE ARE ONLY TWO OF US WORKING HERE?! AND ALL THESE CUSTOMERS HERE???“
OH HAILLLL no. I stood there like. in shock. I didn’t even know what to say. I mean, it would be understanding if she told me to please wait and she’ll assist me later, but she literally yelled at me. There were like probably only 4 – 5 other people around the jewelry counter, but she acted like there were a crowd of people that she had to accommodate. I honestly think that if I didn’t speak up and asked for help, I would’ve been ignored and never receive any assistance. Five minutes prior to me asking for help, she sweetly approached my sister and asked if she needed any help but treated me like I was invisible.
Ridiculous.

My husband and I came by here after we walked out of Target (located in the Empire Center by the way). I actually have never been in a TJ Maxx store before (funny, I know, but totally true) and wanted to just take a look and see how this store would compare to Ross & Marshalls (I just figured it would be especially similar to Marshalls since they are owned by the same company). It had the same layout as Marshalls, but just seemed smaller than I would have imagined.
Usually Marshalls or Ross stores are packed with a TON of items (décor, kitchen ware, apparel, etc). The dressing room area looked very neat and clean and quite organized by the 2 employees running the area. Things were not on the floor and did not look like it was just thrown anywhere and everywhere. There is plenty of great name brand items at an excellent discounted price. I will definitely have to check out the TJ Maxx store near my home and start shopping there.
Overall, a nice store and I am now going to be a fan of TJ Maxx.

This is a pretty good TJ Maxx in terms of cleanliness, inventory, and employees. I occasionally stop in when I’m visiting the Nordstrom Rack next door and usually find something to purchase– they have the softest fleece blankets that are just $ 12.99, name brand kitchen supplies, Essie and OPI nail polish, popular fragrances like Britney Spears’, Pink Sugar, Justin Bieber, etc. The store is pretty orderly and the employees are nice and efficient. Worth a stop if you’re in the shopping complex!

$ 1250 Pucci dress for $ 199, yes please!
With that, this store was off to a great start.
Nice Runway selection, lot of clearance, another great stop when looking for discount designer fashion.

I’m only interested in the kitchen section at TJ Maxx.
I usually find great things. Got a saucepan last time and I’m always stocking up on real English tea (Yorkshire, Cuppa, etc).
On this specific occasion, I wanted to get a spring-​form pan to bake an awesome torta di ricotta (incredible Italian cheesecake).
I’ve seen them at this TJM before, but alas, there were none to be procured on this venture.
I ended up getting other doo-​dads, so I suppose it’s okay.
Hit or miss type of place.

It’s all about the home goods section!
I was able to find ice cube trays, a Kitchenaide ice cream scooper, and 2 containers to freeze homemade ice cream in for CHEAP! I also like to get workout socks here. I got a few pairs of Puma socks for really cheap. They are great for Bar Method.
Parking is convenient here. They have a huge lot.

What? 2 stars only? With all these designer clothes and shoes for sale???
I’m so glad to see this place. I went to the one on Winnetka several months ago only to find that it’s closed.
I was seriously on a hunt for a cocktail dress to no avail.
I have a dozen of parties to go to this year and I sure amd glad you’re here, you’re open, you have a good selection, you are priced well, and you have clothes on my size. Please stay that way!!!