TK Maxx

Over the years, I have enjoyed many trips to various TK Maxx stores to browse for bargains. I especially like the home section where you can find lots of baking tools and the «Mod Box» racks where I have found myself a good number of discounted David & Goliath t-​shirts and cute Yumi dresses. TK Maxx is definitely a place to visit if you have a spare afternoon to go through the many racks for hidden gems in a big store. I was particularly excited to see a TK Maxx so close by and was eager to check it out.
The store is spread over two floors with ladies fashion, accessories, children, shoes and toys on the the bottom floor and home and mens upstairs. It isn’t a busy store so it is quite tidy. The pet section is spread out with the dog toys nicely organised (found a huge rope tug of war toy for the dogs for £4.99 that was very easy to get to) but strangely there are no poop bags in this section until you go to the tills downstairs. The clearance section was dissappointing; it was unnecessarily large for the few items that were there. Not only was it very empty, many of the discounted items were broken but still quite expensive. Although this store does stock similar items to the larger stores, the sizing is limited and the other departments in the store are also quite small. However, small doesn’t mean bad! It’s a good size as it wouldn’t take that long to browse the store in its entirety, so it is still worth a visit if you have an hour to kill. Conveniently, it is right next to other similar discount stores such as SportsDirect, and if you get hungry, McDonald’s is right outside. Plus, it is really easy to get to by car, public transport or walking from the nearby areas.
Even though I am a big fan of TK Maxx and levitate towards the big red stores, I would however warn of the poor customer service provided at this particular branch. On both occassions, staff have been much more interested in talking amongst each other despite seeing you waiting to be served. When they do eventually serve you, they are completely disinterested in their job and are obviously annoyed by you tearing them away from their chit-​chat. I’m not sure if these are just isolated incidents due to the times I visited but I do know that TK Maxx store assistants from other locations have been at least minimally friendly and customer servce assistants from the Kingston Park area are mainly nice.
It’s a shame but I won’t be going there anytime soon. I hope the hiring manager recruits better staff for their Christmas temps they are currently hiring for.

very very nice, nothing else much to say!

Ive bought a few things from here in the past, but ever time I go in, I always think the clothes racks are clutterred with far too much stuff on each rail. Thats the mens and womens clothing depts.
You can, if you’re prepared to spend the time, find some good stuff here. Whether clothing or furniture, orniments or kitchen and bathroom stuff.
This shop could improve by having stuff better displayed, so its not like a jumble sale.

For value, you really cannot fault this store — it sells fantastic discounted designer labels at bargain prices. This particularly branch situated at Kingston Park on the retail park is well located close to the A1 and Kingston Park metro station. There is quite a large car park serving the retail park, although at busy periods it can be quite full, however the nearby Tesco extra has a large car park just over the road. There are a couple of disabled spaces, but not many. The store itself is laid out over two floors selling toys and household items upstairs. Downstairs is the fashion range and there is a fantastic selection of ladies wear. Because everything is end of line, there is often not the item you are looking for in your size, but there is a good choice from classic pieces to higher fashion items and reduced items can be down to just £2 or £3. There is a good range of shoes and bags also.

I love this place plenty bargain good items with famous brand name. Nice place clean and tidy. This place have two level at ground sell clothes on upstairs sell homeware. I buy termo cost me £ 10 on other store like argos cost me £ 30, hand band for my baby cost me £ 2 on other store like tesco cost me £ 4. Lots of items with famous brand but cheap price. Beware on some isle have broken items and keep in eye with that do not buy something faulty. You can return your item up to 3 weeks after you buy. Nice customer services and staff, good services.