Macy’s

«Why is this t-​shirt $ 90?» I asked my SO. «Because it’s Michael Kors,» she informed me. «Well that’s just ridiculous.»
I will never understand why just putting a name on an article of clothing can jack up the price by 5 times its actual worth. But what do I know?
Anyway, I met my SO so she could buy a new pair of jeans, and ended up spending more money than she did. Crazy, right? But we came upon Mardi Gras shirts for $ 15 and I couldn’t pass that up. And I ended up buying a very cozy robe that was 50% off. So I made out ok.
The sales lady who helped my fiancée find what she was looking for was super friendly and helpful, as were most folks in the store.
Surprisingly for me (I loath malls and dept stores) a good experience.

Woof. Not the best Macy’s.
I recently waited almost an hour to get the other shoe to my pair. The poor sales lady tried to help but she was just totally overwhelmed. WHY on earth would there only be one woman ringing people up and getting shoes? Department stores are NOT what they used to be.
their bathrooms and dressing rooms are always super nasty.
Just another bad experience to add to the list of bad experiences at Macy’s all around the country and ordering furniture.

Had to visit the store because the airlines lost our bags. Okay, I won’t lie, it was Southwest. We walked in near the men’s dept so we knocked my stuff out first. Great selection to choose from, I opted for casual and went straight for the Levi’s section, easy to spot by the large logo on the wall. Grabbed a couple of shirts, socks and underwear and I was done. I was check out by «Rhonda» who was very pleasant and genuinely liked her job. We kidded about our crappy circumstances but she brightened our day.
Next we trekked upstairs to the petite section for wifey. again, great selection and after bouncing around a few racks we she was gathering clothes and headed for the fitting room. Pants, a couple tops, underwear now the socks. This is what kept them from getting 5 stars. Apparently they just relocated the sock department. They haven’t updated the signs near the escalators so we went up and down a few times and were redirected several times but found them near the shoes just before giving up. The cashier in the shoe department acted like he didn’t want to ring us up because it want convenient so he told us he couldn’t because we had a pair of shorts so we went back to Rhonda who took care of us again.
Macy’s and all retailers need more Rhonda’s

Got to go see Edd for help if you are looking for a suit!!! He is awesome and very helpful!!!

Macy’s is my kind of store. It’s a big, fancy department store that isn’t afraid of a sale.
I decided to stop in here after Christmas to check out their «after Christmas» sales. They had a lot marked down, and although I was in the market for fancy shoes that I wasn’t able to locate, I was still impressed by everything that they had to offer. The store itself is huge and has everything from clothing to higher end makeup, just like any department store. You are more likely to find «name brands» here than any other place. There is staff everywhere and I noticed that none of the checkout lines were super long, even though there were a good number of people in the place. They seem to be on top of things.
One thing that I don’t really like about this store is the parking garage. It’s just oddly built and a little convoluted for the purpose it’s trying to serve. I mean, I guess that it’s convenient, because it’s connected right to the store, but I would prefer a regular parking lot. I get it, they need a lot of levels for a store of that size.
I’ll be back, if I need something and I’m in the area.

The parking garage for Macy’s (2^nd &3^rd level) always has a vacancy near the entrance.
Yes, they’re not cheap BUT yes the weekend and seasonal sales are sweet. I can only speak concerning clothing which is always the latest.
I signed up for E-​receipts which works better for me as I’m always losing or damaging the paper receipt (s). As soon as The Sale is completed my receipt arrives in my In-​Box.

Its a Macy’s. I can say that service has been exceptional. I have almost had to shoo sales personnel away because they were trying to be helpful.

HUGE. Is the one word I can use to describe this store. Two levels and a covered 3 level parking garage. Location is good because it’s right off the interstate and near a lot of restaurants. Ample parking.
The store includes first floor beauty, make up, purses, jewelry, customer service and the entrance to the rest of the mall. The second floor has children’s clothes, womens clothes, juniors, and home goods. Everything is pretty high quality. They have all your top name brands and you can always find a sale on SOMETHING here. They have checkouts through out the store and bathrooms on both levels which stay very clean. The store is very organized which makes it easy to get in and out according to what you need.
They have a lot of people staffing this place but that doesn’t always mean you’re going to get somebody who’s in the mood to help you. Look out for sales because otherwise you might kick yourself over the price tags. But like I said. Higher quality clothing for sure!

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SHOPPING WHILE BLACK!
SECRECTLY STALKED BY SECURITY FOR BEING BLACK!
LABELED AS DISHONEST FOR BEING BLACK!
CHARACTER AND REPUTATION QUESTIONED FOR BEING BLACK!
And you thought Macy’s was a lovely shopping experience for all to enjoy ha (black people) think again.
I have been shopping at Macy’s since the early 80′ I was so innocent then and so was Macy’s. However, Macy’s has rubbed me the wrong way for the last time. I use to enjoy Macy’s in its hey-​day now it’s all about the profit and less about pleasing the customers.
Every time I am in this store I feel unease; I believe the unpleasant presence lurks in the form of Macy’s security. Some of them believe they are security gods because shoppers don’t know who they are and they watch (stalk) certain shoppers every move on camera. Most in store security personnel targets black males and females ages (15 – 47). RACIAL PROFILING it needs to stop! I mean they don’t know me from the paint on the ceiling; how dare they ASSUME I want to purloin something. I value people not material things. Material things are trash to me (rags). My family, personal health, and spiritual growth are of grave importance to me. So before you judge someone take a long hard view in the mirror, because how you see others is truly how you see yourself.
As for reviewing the actual store welp, shoppers you are not missing anything; the store is always sully, the bathrooms unsanitary, and the associates could not care less about assisting anyone. They are too busy chatting about the latest gossip, or latest reality shows. I personally will not patronize this Macy’s in the future. Instead of following potential customers around the store while sale associates ignore customers and behave unprofessionally, I suggest that Macy’s develops proactive ways to increase store sales and profits, because as of recent sales are dwindling.

If you are one of my Unilocal friends you can see that everytime I go to Lakeside Mall I always park at Macy’s. And most likely in the same spot because I’m getting old and a creature of habit so I park in the same spot every single time no matter what store I need to go to. It works for me, don’t judge!
Anywho, the parking is plentiful which is great because this is the busiest mall in the greater NOLA area in my opinion. Plus I get to walk through my favorite part of the department store, the purses and shoes! Now I’m not really a department store shopping kind of gal. If I know what I“m looking for then I refuse to pay retain unless there is a sale and will hunt something down at TJ Maxx, Marshall’s, Stein Mart etc. But if I get a gift card at Macy’s then I will be more than happy to use it! In fact for Christmas I received two gift cards here and treated myself to a rose gold Fossil watch with a large face. The sales lady was kind enough take out the links so it fit my tiny wrist. I have a penchant for huge watches which can be annoying bc I have such a small wrist. They have great customer service as well! When I had to return something for store credit I had one sales lady who walked me from her spot all the way upstairs to where I needed to be. I told her manager how awesome she was!
Another bonus is that over the Christmas holiday when stores were open ridiculously late, I found that Macy’s was open later than any store in the mall which was awesome because this is where I park! I have this fear of being trapped in the mall store and having to exit the store and circumvent the entire mall to get to my car walking aimlessly with my poor sense of direction in the dark! hehe… fortunately this never happens since I park at Macy’s at the same spot and they’re open late!
Ok, enough about Macy’s. Btw, I have been to the original Macy’s in NYC and it is pretty mind boggling. I consider myself quite versed in malls and stores and have been to the Mall of America in Minnesota and even the Mall in Asia (largest mall in asia) but trust me when I say the Macy’s in NYC is in a class of it’s own! Makes me wish that Marshall Field’s still existed in Chicago. *sigh*
Happy shopping!

Love it!
We love the cleanliness and the modern amenities.
I especially enjoy the good sales.
Lakeside mall is a real neat place to bring the family and it’s really safe.
They just remodeled the food court.
something quirky, but i like the light fixtures in the bathroom

If you want to truly appreciate the Macy’s in NYC, go to the one in Lakseside. Whenever I visit the Big Apple, I spend at least an hour (which is a lot for me) In the Macy’s at Herald Square. It is an amazing store, reflective of the bustle of the city, and filled with great merchandise from clothes to watches etc. But Macy’s Lakeside is so disappointing. The men’s clothing selection is abysmal. I have no idea who the buyers are buying for. Even the sizing is ridic. They have only even sizes, and, as those who know me well can attest, I’m odd. Housewares is the only department that is halfway decent. Oh well. At least my trips to Herald Square will be something to look forward to.

Macy’s is massive. It has an incredible selection of clothes, housewares and jewelry, but it doesn’t seem as organized as it should.
I hadn’t been to the Lakeside location since it opened, but I needed some fashionable Polo gear, so I headed on over. One of the biggest problems I had with Lakeside in the past was the lack of parking. Macy’s solved that issue by building a giant parking garage adjacent to their store. I lucked out and found a spot on ground level, but the garage is a nice addition.
The clothing selection, particularly the Polo line, was excellent. There were far more different styles to choose from than I was used to, and I spent a great deal of time in the store. One problem with that was the temperature of the store. I don’t know if the air wasn’t working, but it was far to hot to be trying on clothes. After an hour or so, I was sweating too much for comfort. If it would have been more comfortable I probably would’ve spent more money. Maybe it was a fluke, but it was too hot.
The cashiers were reasonably friendly, but seemed disinterested in the customers. It didn’t turn me off completely, but when spending that much money I would at least expect a smile. Again, maybe they were having a bad day because of the heat, but it left me a bit frustrated with my experience.
In summary, if you want a department store with a great selection, come here.

Okay, maybe everyone else had a positive experience because they were spending money. I had ordered some shoes and purses online and went to return the ones I did not want to keep, and I couldn’t believe the customer service reps. I first went to the closest customer service desk and was told that I have to go to the respective departments to return the products. The reason? So that they wouldn’t have to walk the products over to the other departments. It clearly says on the packing sheet/​receipt that any store associate can handle the return. It does not say that you must go to multiple departments if you bought shoes and purses. I pointed this to the first rep I went to and she still refused to process the return. Then I went to the shoe department, where they only took the shoe back and told me to go upstairs. I went upstairs and waited for two customers in front of me. Then I was met with hostility again. An associate saying to another,“Do we take purses?” They were about to send me away again when I said that I had been to three different desks, at which time the associate who seemed to be the head of the department said, «just take it. We won’t send her on another chase.» Her staff then were clearly unhappy at the thought of having to take the purses to the purse department, which on my way down the escalator i saw was downstairs, which made me wonder why the shoe department lady didn’t tell me to just go there, or why she couldn’t just walk the purses over FIVE FREAKIN FEET. i understand they have work to do but seriously?! I have no desire to go to this store ever again.

This is the best Macy’s in the state of LA and I know this bc I have moved all around the state due to my husbands career. Whoever is the purchaser for their merchandise is amazing. They always have their displays looking amazing and stay on top of the hottest styles and name brands. This store i am afraid to enter bc Im afraid i will spend all my money lol

It’s pretty new so it’s mostly clean and organized, the sales people are helpful and I always find what I came for. Plus they have their own 4 story parking garage so you can always find a decent parking spot.

I was a big fan and a regular of Macy’s when the store was in New Orleans. Shopping for bedding for a new bed for a new house caused me to go to Macy’s in Jefferson Parish. Located in the Lakeside Shopping Center this was my first visit since before the failure of the federal levee system in 2005.
There are so many changes from what I remembered and the new parking garage was nice. Lucked out in finding a parking slot on a very busy weekend just across from the Macy’s entrance on the second floor.
Spent some time going from mattress to mattress lying down and finding what is good for my body. Was assisted by a young lady named Darnise who was both knowledgeable and attentive and that was so nice.
And in visiting other areas in the store the personnel was all ready to assist you in shopping. The kind of service that I was accusstomed to years ago and that seems to have been lost in the modern era.
Only negative being that delivery of the purchase is scheduled for a month from now. Not nice but necessary to wait.

I don’t buy often from Macy’s, but when I do I usually never have a problem. I tend to go look at shoes, watches, and bags. I’ve been on a hunt for an MK watch and this MK bag I’ve been wanting for a while.
Maybe my mom and I should have gone on a regular day, but she was off for Black Friday. Michael Kors didn’t have the bag I wanted with the correct hardware, and we had previously seen it sitting at Macy’s not too long before. So we made our way back to purchase it.
It took a while to figure out who was working, the young lady who was didn’t make herself available to me. She was around the bag area the whole time just rearranging some bags on display. So I found someone who’d just clocked on to help me. I then proceeded to ask for a matching wallet and it’s price. They claimed that they might not have it. Yet I saw it sitting out there in the glass case, which was why I asked. So they were surprised to find it was in stock.
In a way I felt rushed checking out. They brought a brand new bag from the back room with the plastic wrap and stuff still on it. Same with the wallet, and I barely had a chance to browse the bag itself. Til I got home and sat there the next day staring.
Then I noticed a dark brown stain on my MK satchel in luggage leather. The more I looked at it, the more noticeable it became. Not only that the gold plate where the lock sat on front had a very nice scratch on it. My friend told me to take it back to exchange. A bag that cost that much should be to my liking and that I shouldn’t just settle.
Went back out they let me stand around for a while as they conversed with the people in front of me. Then switched out cashiers to someone who was apparently new on the job. And guess who was around? The one who wouldn’t help me the day before. Told her I wanted an exchange because of the stain and mark. Her face was stone cold and she went to the back to fetch a new one. Brought it back and dropped it in front of me and told me to look at it.
Luckily for her, everything looked okay or else I would have sent her back in there to get me one til I was satisfied. Thought that would be the last I saw of her and no it wasn’t. They forgot the sensor on the bag, so I had to go all the way back in to have it removed. I’m not upset with Macy’s, just displeased with that one female worker. I still will be back, but just not when she’s working.

I feel desperate writing a review for a big box corporation like Macy’s, but I have to say that I really received great treatment and service here recently. It’s Macy’s so I won’t bother you with why I was there, (who cares), But, I will come back to the men’s suit department next time I’m in need. The lady with the English accent was very very helpful. It took me almost 3 hours but I left with a great suit, (on sale), and a proud feeling (buyer’s pride??)
Go to Macy’s for their sales. Avoid being a consumer drone at all other times.

Of the NOLA area Macy’s, this one is my favorite. It is well laid out and has helpful employees. The perfume sales associates aren’t overly pushy either.
Buy when stuff is on sale… because it’s Macy’s. and mostly everything goes on sale once a month!
They have escalators located in the middle of the store to take you up all 3 floors of merchandise. For those of us with strollers, there is an elevator option too.