TJ Maxx

Huge, well organized, found everything we were looking for, what more can you ask for?
The coat selection was really big, so if you’re looking for a new one I’d suggest checking here!

One of my favorite locations. Great selection of everything, but I would have to say my favorite is the athletic wear for women, women’s shoes and the home goods. I never walk out of that store empty handed and have always had great customer service.

This is the best tJ Maxx around. They are usually very well stocked and it’s a big store. A lot of things I find at other TJ Maxx’s that have low supply, I can usually find here. The layout of the store makes things really easy to find. They also have quite a big home goods section which is awesome. The employees are also very kind. The only two downsides I would say is I never seem to not sit in an extremely long check out line, and the dressing room lights are super bright that I literally see my every flaw I didnt even know was there. Thanks for that haha. But overall my favorite tj maxx around!

Came here the weekend before xmas — so you can imagine the craziness. The line extened have way across the room. One of the employees assured us the wait would be 10 min max. It was probably faster than that! Everyone was working fast, people were helpful, and they have pretty good quality stuff

Clearly, the TJ Maxx/​Home Goods combo is the ultimate. It’s the best of all possible worlds, and now T-​accessible (and has ample free parking). The 90 bus from Davis/​Highland Ave/​Sullivan also stops right out front.
Unlike the TJ Maxx/Marshall’s locations downtown, this store’s off-​the-​beaten path location means it isn’t as picked over, cramped, and messy as its more cosmopolitan cousins. I’ve found gems in the shoe and bag sections, and the selection of bedding, bathroom stuff, and kitchen tools is also quite good.

i love love love TJ MAXX, let me start by saying. but their return/​exchange policy makes no sense. on top of this, the managers and sales associates at this location that I encountered today was not at all up to par. I had to go thru 3 ppl to get to the manager, they sent us the «key holder», the «coordinator» the «wrong manager» from the TJ MAXX side as opposed to the Homegoods side. I was getting fru-​stra-​ted! Took prob an hour altogether, all the while a sales associate named Ruthie kept on telling us to «relax and no worries» while giving us a fake smile. there’s nothing i hate more than fake ppl, they used fancy words to tell me im outta luck if i cant find a receipt altho the pillows i got were defect and told me if only I left the tags on. (why would I if I intended to keep them, not expecting them to have feathers poking out left and right and a broken zipper so soon after i bought them?) So I said «you’re telling me anyone who loses their receipts is screwed?» she said «i didn’t say that. you did.» the whole schpeel.
the word customer service does not exist here. the manager finally came out and said she can’t do anything, which I was gonna just accept and buy new pillows that i had just picked out while waiting for them this whole time. I was gonna take that loss and pay another $ 50 for 2 deco pillows. fine. yet the manager (Mrs. Cruz) came out and gave us the same shanenigan as the other associates. That was fine UNTIL i showed my frustration and looked up at the ceiling while i exhaled. (who wouldnt be frustrated at this point? after 1 hour just to see a manager and having attitudes thrown at us from all directions). Mrs. Cruz then says to me «don’t do that with your head, it’s annoying.» I couldn’t believe it. WOW.
The slogan for TJ MAXX should be changed, it certainly isnt «high standards». Maybe try sending the associates to a customer service/​retail industry 101 class? so sad to see ppl at work when clearly they do not enjoy a bit of what they do. I feel for you.

good TJ Maxx, had good finds here.
The parking lot can be a pain, but you can always get parking.
Pet section is pretty decent, so is the Homegoods section.
Wish they sometimes had more cashiers as the line gets long, but usually nbd.

I agree with other posts about this location (the Saugus location is good too) it had everything I needed and then some! I love one stop shopping, it’s necessary when you have a small child.

If I was a poet, I would write a sonnet about the joys of a TJ Maxx/​Homegoods combo store. How can you not love TJ Maxx? How can you not love Homegoods? How can you not love them BOTH?!
This store is a relatively newer store so the shopping experience is pretty pleasant: wide aisles, bright lighting, well kept floors. Although the sportswear section is always a challenge, I do enjoy browsing the Beauty, Jewelry and Shoe sections. Also, the kitchen gadget section of HomeGoods was specifically designed to convince you of your absolute need to buy another whimsical plate set or a cute potato peeler that looks like a cow. Don’t even get me started on the gourmet food section… their selection of Vanilla Extract and Pastes makes my heart weep. Don’t resist the temptation. Go. Shop. Be HomeGoods happy.

Between a 3.5 or 4. Not the largest I have been to but a lot of selection and clean.

So many things with lots of turn off-​So if you see something you like or might want to get as gift pick it up now and return it later if you have to, this place has too many good things to miss.

I have a horrible addiction to this combined TJ Maxx/​Homegoods. The Homegood is my go to for all things home, I get lots of great kitchen supplies, décor, and organizers from there. Sometimes at the end of a season the clothing can get a bit mixed up, but I just went in there at the beginning of the new season and the racks were very well organized and everything was clean and laid out nicely, so I think it just depends on the time of year. I have found great clothing and deals here, recently grabbed a pair of nice J-​Brands for $ 60 (and of course was super proud of myself!). The biggest problem with this store is that it has too much amazing stuff that I can’t resist and really fuels my shopping addiction! ;-)

I like this location because it has a homegoods as well! So much stuff I almost get too overwhelmed, wish it was better organized! The check out line is kind of a disaster!

While most chain stores are so similar to one another that it can be tough to distinguish between them for review purposes, that is not the case with T J Maxx stores. Selection, service and even cleanliness can vary widely from store to store. I consider this variability part of the thrill of the hunt — the bargain hunt that is.
A combination TJ Maxx/​Homegoods store is clearly a brilliant idea, and many previous reviewers have let you in on this little secret behind this location. I too, have a tough time showing restraint amid aisles and aisles of kitchen wares and home décor.
But, it’s something else entirely that keeps me coming back to this location time and again — denim.
Given that weekend/​casual jeans are pretty much the last remaining wardrobe items that I snag out of the juniors section — this is the place to go. They have an enormous selection, and I have been known to spend hours trying on cartloads of them in search of the perfect pair. Or two. Or three. It takes me that long to sort through the different styles, and to keep running back to the racks to trade up or down sizes since different designers range so widely in their fit. Searching for a perfect pair of jeans often feels like a wild goose chase, but most of my favorite pairs have come off the racks here. I know that you all need in on this little secret, because some of you compliment me often enough on my stylish denim.
It’s true what they say: Designer looks. Decidedly not designer price$.

Holy Homegoods!
I love this store. I find a ton of stuff here, I like to browse and sometimes I’m luckier than others. It all depends on how hard I’m looking, and how long it’s been since the last time I’ve shopped there — I can usually come away with at least two things I want.
I always have to talk myself out of buying EVERYTHING in the kitchen stuffs section. It’s sooo hard for me to hold back. I like the clearance asile, it makes me think harder about what I really need, and what I really WANT. Usually it’s a wanting issue, not much more.
The people who work here are really helpful and know where everything is! If only I had space to put stuff in my apartment. If only. I vow to never get a TJMAXX credit card, cause with the things I see that I would buy if I had the cash… I’d be in a sad sad bad place.

This store is actually called TJ Maxx and More which is no lie. They have all the TJs standards — clothes, shoes, fragrances, jewelry. But they also have an enormous home section — décor, furniture, bedding. They also have a ton of seasonal items and a huge baby/​infant section. The «and more» is an understatement! This place is massive, has a great selection, and the prices are excellent.

I’ve never seen a TJ Maxx with so much home décor items! Drool…
Anyway, I bought a really cute/​comfy arm chair here for $ 199 and had a really hard time trying to fit it into my car. The staff was super helpful. After failing to get it into the back seat, they suggested I get some cords at K-​Mart next door and then helped me tie it tight in the trunk. They were so helpful and friendly even though it took a long time to figure out.

All I can say is moving from Florida I had never seen a «TJ Maxx and more» and was PLEASANTLY surprised when I found out that it was a combo of two of my fav stores. TJ Maxx usually has really great home stuff but Homegoods has better. So having both in one location is ideal. We all know that TJ Maxx is hit or miss. The main concerns should be:
A) how clean is the store
B) is the store a complete mess
C) how busy is the store
D) is the sales floor empty with minimal merchandise
If there is a positive answer to each of those than it’s a good TJ Maxx. And this one surely is! We’ve all been to those that are dirty and a complete mess. This one is very organized, has great clearance aisles that are clearly marked and there is a great selection for all departments.

This lovely location is also a Home Goods which is nice. I love being able to pick up some underwear and then head on over to the furniture and then to the kitchenware. Its great!
This store seems like it gets busy, it was messy but not disorganized. There was an ok sized mens section, but really, I only go there for the hosuewares/​kitchen shizz!
They have a great selection always, but with clothing it really is hit or miss. for me its always a miss.

TJ Maxx. The mere mention of the name makes the mister shudder. So I prefer to roam its aisles solo.
The pros:
–From time to time, they carry my favorite jam, which generally can’t be found outside of the Northwest. And they carry it for $ 3.99.
–They have some cute clothes at reasonable prices. Today, for example, I found a Free People sweater that would have run me $ 148 at the Free People store, but TJ Maxx had it for a cool $ 24.99.
–They have a nice kitchen section, and they even have Le Creuset cookware.
–I never paid attention to the baby section before, but now that I’m expecting, I wandered into that section today. I was quite impressed. They have tons of really high-​quality baby clothes, toys, activity mats, Boppies, even Amy Coe wall hangings — and they’re all available at a serious discount.
The cons:
–The help. They are less than helpful. They tend to range from ambivalent to rude.
–The setup. They have so much stuff, and not enough space for it all. Most of the aisles aren’t even big enough for one carriage to fit through, and this creates a number of traffic problems. Also, many of the racks are so packed with stuff that it’s impossible to actually look at what’s ON the racks. It’s bananas.
–The books. They have children’s books, but almost all of them are messed up. The pages are bent, the covers are worn, there are scratches and dents in the books. If I wanted a used book, I’d go to the used book store.
So while there are certainly deals to be had at TJ Maxx, you have to be willing to put up with a bit of annoyances in order to get them. I’m willing to do that once in a while, but not all the time. I just don’t have the patience for it.