Burlington Coat Factory

HOLY CRAP.
I used to love coming here… Sure, you had to pilfer through some disorganization or mess to find the good stuff, but there was always good stuff to find if you had the time and patience to look hard enough.
NOW… I just left the store after not being able to walk down the fourth aisle in a row due to so much merchandise being all over the ground. not an employee in site, and screaming kids everywhere that seem to be parentless. Ugh. Never ever ever again.
Such a shame.

I typically find everything I need. Good deals but too many things on clearance are torn or stained. However they have a good men’s selection and kids.

I do continue to shop here occasionally, because the prices are great, IF you can find what you need, you can really get a bargain. However, the store is a hot mess. Surprisingly, (after all they are Burlington Coat Factory) the coat area in particular is in shambles. Even though they clearly have a designated place for every size category, the different sizes and types are mingled together, many on the completely wrong hanger. You will find the hanger marked small with a 2x coat, a 3x hanger with a medium coat, men’s coats on the junior racks, and women’s on men’s, so allow plenty of time to hunt for an item that might fit you. Not good place to shop if you are in a hurry or short on patience. Located in the Dublin area, but feels like a failing store in a decaying neighborhood.

All I can say is, past experiences have not been this bad. I would avoid this location on the weekends. They do not have the staff or the time to support the volume of people coming in. Coats were thrown on the floor and on top of the racks, you could not find anything. I did not see a single associate on the floor.

Standard Burlington coat factory. It was a little bit small though. I think they could do with a remodel. The employees were friendly enough but I was a little concerned that they had to have security at the door and walking around the store. They had what we needed however.

Love to go here to browse and love to run in right quick for that last minute piece or accessory.
Monday 9:30 am — 9:30 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am — 9:30 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am — 9:30 pm
Thursday 9:30 am — 9:30 pm
Friday 9:30 am — 9:30 pm
Saturday 9:30 am — 9:30 pm
Sunday 10:00 am — 8:00 pm

Wahoo!!! Cheap prices, great name brands, nice clean store… what’s not to love? I come here to buy my kids school uniform pants & some of my older sons school clothes. They also have a very nice selection of «fancier» dresses for girls. Most of their prices are the cheapest I can find (and I shop a lot!).
My kids are constantly using their restroom. Other than the people shopping NOT FLUSHING THE TOILET they are almost always clean and smell good.
Almost every associate has been very nice. I will say their was a lady that worked in the toy department that would get mad if my kids even touched the toys and would tell them to put them back, until I had a word with her and informed her I would make sure they put the toys back before we left and she needed to calm down. Seriously, why have toys if you don’t want anyone to touch them?
I would recommend this store if you are into saving money. The only item I would not recommend coming here for, as far as clothing, is shoes. Their shoe selection sucks. No Jordans and no Nike and def no KD’s.

The prices here are fabulous but the shopping experience doesn’t add up. To find anything specific one needs to dedicate time and focus. If youre not after anything in particular this place is perfect. I do recommend trying on all garments because a lot of them run smaller and larger. I think they should just label all their clothes «irregular» honestly. I am proud that the shoe section has been a little revamped and become more organized but when half of Somalia is in the store don’t count on that kind of condition. Overall I’ve found great deals here and that’s what really matters.

Don’t go to BCF with a specific need in mind, the sheer amount of stuff will drive your crazy. I love BCF for their jewelry section and plus size work clothes. For me it is always important to have nice professional work clothes that do not break the bank. There is a great section of flattering sheath dresses and on trend cheap jewelry. I would not spend too much time in the shoe, bag or junior plus section — the quality is not worth the month.

Its been forever since I’ve been in a Burlington Coat Factory store! Seriously! I was on a mission to find a winter coat — yes, this late in the winter too. My previous coat had gotten a tear in the arm and then ended up getting grease and antifreeze on it from work. (Long story). Didnt want to have to wrestle with it so I went to BCF. When I walked in I didnt want to try on a miliion and one coats. I tried on a couple of coats and finally decided on a London Fog coat. Nice. Oooh, the price was even nicer! The place overall was not very clean, but I overlooked that. You can definitely find a good bargain here!

They have remodeled this place and it looks good. I would compare it to TJmax but with more selections.

RIP grey down, mid-​length, fitted, furry-​hooded Miss Sixty coat of yore from BCF :(
Welcome to my life, passable-​for-​now, brown, slightly shorter length, down, Calvin Klein furry-​hooded coat of today. :/​
Either way, I’m warm again.
When it was clear that the zipper (repaired recently at Cottage of Tailoring — but to no avail, and to no fault of said Cottage) really wasn’t going to hold up on my favourite three-​year-​old, loved-​to-​death Miss Sixty coat from BCF, it was time to head back to the factory to pick out another jacket. (BIG ALLIGATOR TEARS) Now, I seriously dislike shopping. And, I can’t even begin to describe how much I dislike trying things on. But, Burlington Coat Factory makes this experience fairly tolerable in that all the coats are generally in the correctly marked place according to size, and there is generally a great selection in all sizes. It actually took me under half an hour to find a new coat today, and I had three finalists to choose from (I was bracing myself to leave, crying, with no coat — yeah, yeah, I’m a fatalist when it comes to shopping). And, considering that I’m a hard-​to-​fit Apple Bottoms/​Baby Phat type of girl (you get the idea), the fact that I had a selection to choose from was just fantastic. I ended up with a cute Calvin Klein coat that is good quality for the price (under $ 100), which hopefully will last me another three years (I woulda bought the Baby Phat one but I felt a little poser-​ish with all that bling… yeah?). I can definitely justify the price range BCF offers, for the amount of time I kept my last coat and hope to keep this new one. Although I will mourn my Miss Sixty coat til my dying day. *sob*
PS: My review of Cottage of Tailoring still stands. They said they could replace my zipper for $ 40, but I wasn’t willing to chance it breaking again, so opted to borrow the extra money from my mother for a new coat. I will probably end up getting my beloved other coat re-​zippered at Cottage when I can afford it in the future and still definitely recommend their service.

It’s kind of like a big thrift store but it’s all brand new! You have to look for awhile to find anything good, but when you do it makes your day! I got a great CK dress here last year that I love, and it was only $ 30 or something around that. The purse selection is interesting. Most of it sucks, but there is a lot so eventually I usually find something that I like. That’s pretty much the whole store though. This place has a ton of stuff, home décor, bedding, bath linens, clothing for the whole family, shoes, watches, it goes on. Def a place to stop by when you’re shopping in the sawmill area.