Burlington Coat Factory

Whatever you do… don’t use the in house tailor. He’s the worst! He is by appointment only during a set of hours that he doesn’t honor. He’ll make the appointment… but he won’t KEEP the appointment. He’s not even apologetic about his terrible scheduling. When I called from the store at the time of my appointment to find out why he wasn’t there he said I could take my business elsewhere. No problem! I’ll do that from now on!

This BCF is a solid place to shop. I was asked if I was finding everything by two separate employees. That’s pretty legit if you ask me.
This place has way more items then I expected. Not only do they have coats but they have clothing, pet supplies, baby accesories such as strollers, high chairs, etc and bedding just to name a few. I purchased a fisher price toddler iPad cover for $ 9.99. This item is sold at buy buy baby for $ 34.99.
For the most part this place is organized. It truly is a huge location. I like it much better than the location at San Mateo and Montgomery. It is much cleaner and the employees are friendlier.
All in all give burlington coat factory a try.

Love to shop at this place!
From dresses, to hats, to bedding, to art for your house… Burlington’s got it covered. Oh. and I forgot the coats… they have a great selection of those. I think I like this place about the same as Marshall’s, and more than Ross. You’ll get some great deals!

I went in to buy a dress shirt and left very disappointed. I shop at one in Phoenix and it has a huge selection compared to this on. They barely had one rack of my size, the one in Phoenix has 4 racks in my size. The staff was not very helpful, not one of them said anything to me, not even a smile. I will not go there again.

If Ross Dress For Less had a crazy first-​cousin with a criminal record and a reputation for slashing ex-​boyfriends’ tires, her name would be Burlington Coat Factory.
Burlington Coat Factory has the same general business plan as RDL (let’s provide off-​season clothes and shit for poor people and offer zero in the way of service or amenities, yay!), but it is delivered with a far greater degree of menace.
Are half the light bulbs perpetually burned-​out in this joint, or do the corporate bigwigs intentionally keep the lights low to subdue us?
Why do I keep feeling the need to look over my shoulder in the Juniors Section?
Why will no employee make eye contact with me?
Why am I being elbowed by fellow shoppers?
How is this place empty, yet simultaneously boasting a check-​out line of 8 people? Half of whom want to process a return?
If you generally hold humanity in high esteem and don’t know what all the negativity is about, I beckon you to spend some time at Burlington Coat Factory.
That being said, If you can get past the creepy escalator ride to the lower level where all the actual coats are, you can find some good stuff.

When I lived in Virginia, I practically LIVED at BCF, and bought almost all of my clothing there. I was able to find good-​quality clothing at a terrific price and was able to fill up my closet for a lot less money than I would at Macy’s or elsewhere.
I’m not so enamored of the current incarnation of BCF. They have morphed into a coat/​clothing/​baby/​home/​shoe/​jewelry/​everything-​but-​the-​kitchen-​sink factory and, unfortunately, they aren’t doing all of it very well.
It has gotten to the point where the only things I will buy at BCF are sunglasses and the occasional pair of slacks. Where, 15 years ago, I was able to find a pair of fully-​lined Bill Blass wool slacks for under $ 20, now I’m finding not-​very-​good jeans and polyester. I’ve gone looking for wool slacks several times and it seems that either (1) no one is making them any longer or (2) BCF just isn’t buying them.
I truly have never seen such a disappointing collection of junky clothing anywhere – except maybe at a Goodwill store. I am so disappointed that BCF has sunk to the level it has.