T.J. Maxx

Decent location. Convenient because it’s right off the highway and has a parking lot. Also great because if you don’t find anything here go to century 21! Love that they’re under the same roof. It’s a little small here, wish they had more designers but I like that if you go off peak hours (morning/​afternoon weekdays and on weekends as soon as it opens) it is empty and you can shop in peace. If you like to rummage you are bound to find some good deals.

Prices are friendly but stores a mess. Cashier lines are way too long it’s like a store recognized quality, long lines = cheap prices

I had a really great experience at the Rego Park store in Queens NY. Andrew Rodriguez and the rest of the store employees were really excellent– best customer service experience in a big box store in years!

I’ve never been a big fan of TJ. Maxx as I have always shopped in Marshall’s and figured it was probably the same thing. Marshall’s is filled with great things from clothes to kitchen ware that keeps me coming back hoping to find something new, but they always leave a bad taste In my mouth with my every visit. Tonight was no different, while the manager at Marshall’s was very rude and obnoxious to my brother and I and refused to help us with a situation, I decided to go visit T.J.Maxx across the street that was recently built in the new Rego center. I must say, the staff here is so much more polite and caring towards customer satisfaction. But my person of the hour was the Manager, Priscilla, who was just so darn amazing from start to finish. she has a sweet, kind, and had a professional tone when speaking to her customers and staff, you could tell everybody at the store respects her. I told her the issue I had at Marshall’s and she was rather flabbergasted upon hearing how the manager of Marshall’s refused to handle issued brought to it’s customers. She immediately offered to help resolve this issue and even after I told her I attempted to call customer service, she went off and gave it another try for me. I was absolutely amazed at what lengths she was willing to do to help me. I will not only be returning to shop more often, but will be spreading the word to all my friends to visit this location and purchase from here on now. Priscilla, thank you so much for being so sweet and helpful tonight, I left the store with a smile on my face.

This location doesn’t have a lot of things. The store is big and there are many empty areas. I like the ones in the city better. They carry more merchandises. I don’t think I will go back here again.
But check out was pretty smooth. The wait wasn’t long and the cashiers seems to be pretty efficient.

Let me just say: I love TJ Maxx. Every location varies, based on where it is and it is generally a store where you HAVE TO DIG. If you are lucky, you will find some great items for your closet/​home at amazing prices.
Of course if you come here on a weekend in the evening, it will be cluttered! If your shopping experience must be one where everything is presented in a nice, clean, organized fashion, this is NOT THE STORE FOR YOU. Since this particular TJ Maxx is in a mall, it gets a lot of traffic, leaving things disorganized and/​or a lot of good stuff is gone quickly. I have also not had a lot of great finds here, but it’s worth a visit if you’re at this mall already.
My recommendation: come early, be prepared to dig, and you will hopefully score some deals!

This store boasts an impressive Travel/​Luggage section fit for any budget. As good or even better selection compared to online at lower prices.
Every T.J. Maxx has its share of unique items, they vary from one week to the next so there’s always a nice surprise waiting to be found.
Which all add to the shopping fun!

I really really try to avoid this store for a number of reasons. Everything is a total mess, they put damaged merchandise, like a ripped sweater on the clearance rack… wtf??? The sale section in the housewares dept looks like an a-​bomb hit it.
I gave it two stars for the jewelry dept, which would have gotten 3 but you have to scream for someone to help you for 15 minutes so I deducted a star. Great jewelry from very high end gold and gemstone pieces to nice costume jewelry. I go for the high end. And this is a secret so shhhh… there is a clearance case or two with little red tags and you can find things at a fraction of the original cost. I bought a Citizen Eco watch with diamonds (regularly $ 450) Clearanced for $ 79…gasms I had!!!

Its TjMaxx… I actually like this place because of the nice prices on clothing that you can score. I usually find it hard to find stuff that is actually in my size but when I find something I like its like finding gold in a stream of rocks. I wish this place had more of a selection and stock like its other stores around the way.

I always get good deals on clothes here. The selection is not huge but the brands are good and the prices are lower than in century 21. I like how the shoes are organized by sizes. Yes, the store can get a little cluttered but its gotten better. The checkout line is never too long in Marshall’s.

I love discount stores and am used to some clutter. but geeez this place was a distaster!!! Going in circles around the messy carts and racks made me dizzy and nauseous! Especially with the flourescent lighting.
Merchandise was dropped and scattered about the floor, misplaced in different sections, etc etc.
What a mess!
Crowed. Not worth it.
They do have quite a large selection of ugly sweaters right up front if you are in need of one for an ugly sweater party. Thats the only reason I’d ever come in here again!

I would never buy clothes from here. That is, unless I was going to an AARP luncheon. Go to Century 21, Burlington or Marshall’s instead.
What I do end up purchasing from here; believe it or not, cookware. Kid you not, but I’ve gotten some good deals on some decent cookery. So it balances itself out.

things I’ve bought here but am not particularly proud of:
1) «douchebag» sunglasses. I went as The Situation for Halloween two years ago. it was a necessary accessory.
2) a sweater for an «ugly sweater» party. I have a friend who thought it was a «cute» idea for a themed party. I thought I wanted to gouge my eyes out. but you do stupid things for friends, especially when they are willing to ply you with delicious homemade hot cider and latkes.
neither of these items cost more than fifteen bucks, which is probably the redeeming factor. I checked out the other nearby stores but couldn’t find anything that fit the requirements of (1) cost and (2) costume function.
it’s messy and disorganized here. avoid unless absolutely needed is my opinion.
also, customers need to learn to move your shopping carts faster. I know Rego Parkistan is one of the few remnants of the Soviet Union still in existance, but these are not the bread lines of Moscow!

This is the new TJ Maxx in my neighborhood which is pretty blah. They dont have a big selection like the stores in Manhattan or Long Island. Very similar to what another Unilocal user mentioned, a lot of their clothes look more accomodating for the older professionals. Their home department was okay but seemed a bit cluttered.

When I walked around the men’s clothing department and got assorted paper-​like cuts feeling the merchandise, I did an immediate about-​face. I wonder if they sell discounted band-​aides?

Hit or miss kinda place. My wife and I have found so many nice things for our new home. Sometimes you go and there is litterally nothing nice, other times its hard to choose what to buy because there are so many nice things. We only purchase stuff for the home so as far as jewelry and clothes we have no clue if this TJ mAxx is good.

Once again, not my favorite TJ Maxx. I suppose TJ Maxx brings in items according to the demographic they serve in that location. A lot of boring, old career women clothes/​menswear and pretty decent toy selection (for the families in the area)
Luckily for me, I needed to pick up materials since I work with kids, and I got decent toys/​games for cheap from them.
I go there when I am bored, but I almost never get anything since most of the clothes are… mature-​inclined.
Tip-​bits:
Small perfume selection
Small shoe collection
Shamelessly ask the cashier to give you a discount on a beatup item, and she might just agree.
Lines are madness on weekends.

First, I think the selection of clothes is better at Marshalls in the building next door. Second, the layout is a little confusing.
But, I will say that you can find anything at TJ Maxx. A friend of mine was moving into a new apartment, so a month ago I asked him what he wanted, and he gave me the whole «oh no, you don’t need to get me anything» bit. I told him I’d buy him a big ugly giraffe statue then. The joke went on, until yesterday, when I was to go over to his new place and help him set up.
I searched Target and Daffy’s and found no such giraffe. I headed to the home section of TJ Maxx and saw all sorts of animals, but didn’t see a giraffe… until low and behold, I looked at the top shelf and sitting there is an ugly baby giraffe. This thing was at least a foot or more length wise (it was a giraffe laying down, not standing) and almost a foot high.
I grabbed the thing with a crazy grin on my face and everyone in the store looked at me like I was freakin nuts, carrying a big giraffe to the register.
So, I’ll give it that. Still, I prefer the TJ Maxx on 18^th street in the city when I’m looking for actual clothes and not creepy animal statues.
Also, my friend found the giraffe hilarious. He is planning on naming it and it is proudly displayed on his desk.

Wow, pretty surprised by the first review. I found this location to have great selection, very clean & organized store (towels organized by color at a T.J.‘s!!!).
Picked up a supersoft down comforter in queen/​full for $ 60, and a decent, cheaper-​than-​Duane Reade small umbrella for $ 7.
I grew up near their headquarters/​flagship store, so I know this corporation pretty well. Been to T.J.‘s in probably 4 states. Up until about a year ago, the stores looked totally different, but now they’ve obviously got some really great buyers and store designers working for them. I liked it better than the new Century 21 in the same complex.

This is a brand new T.J. Maxx store, in the newly completed Rego Park Center. There isn’t a very good selection of items at this cramped location. The College Point store is a lot better and more comfortable.
For those with young children, beware, this T.J. Maxx store’s bathrooms are a long trek down a nondescript hallway, and there is NO BABY CHANGING TABLE !