Kohl’s

I am pleased that a Regional Manager contacted me to follow up and apologize for my experience.

Good store for when I need to quickly grab a few items. Its in a convenient location for me, I’m always in this shopping center. I always get sucked back in with Kohl’s cash. You can find decent clothes here for a good price at times. It can sometimes be a little unorganized but you have to expect that with any large clothing store. Once shoppers start touching a display, the clothes and the size you’re looking for could end up anywhere. The store needs more mirrors on the floor, outside of the dressing rooms. The lines are also a little crazy at times and sometimes there are not enough registers open. The customer service in the back is friendly and helpful. The store has a large parking lot and is near the entrance to the shopping center.

The place looks like a hundred buffalo tore through the men’s clothing section, but otherwise, it’s a good location. They have decent deals and nice looking clothing in my size. This is my choice location since they closed the Melville store. Damn it.
Note: having more than 2 registers open on Father’s Day would help alleviate the long lines…

There is another Kohls in the area that has better customer service, and a larger selection of items. Won’t be coming back here.

Big time Kohls fan. However, not a fan of this location whatsoever. Such a different vibe here over the one in Melville. The customer service here is not friendly and they make returns difficult. The other day I came in to do some birthday shopping for my sisters and my Dad gave me his Kohls charge to use. I was given such a hard time by the cashiers when trying to use the card. Turns out they refused to let me use it even though I use it all the time at the Melville location. My Dad even got on the phone to give them permission and they still said no! I left everything at the register an went to Melville’s location and purchased everything from them. Not cool Kohls!

Pretty good place, went here with the family to pick up some new school clothing for the kids. They have enough variety and stylish stuff for them to choose from. While they were doing that browsed around a bit to see what I could get my dad for his birthday coming up. There really wasn’t much in the way of houseware or gadgets. Just a small section with some iHome accessories and some chairs. It took about 2 minutes to browse that section… needless to day I didn’t find anything. On the way to pay i saw there was a watch and jewelry section. So they seem to have the typical department store sections.
I can’t comment on prices… I leave the discounts/​coupons and stuff to my wife. But as far as the shopping experience, it was pretty pleasant. We found what we needed in the way of clothing for the kids. As the lines at the registers got long, they routed people over to other departments to keep things moving.
Parking lot is very big so parking is not an issue.
Would I ever shop here again? Personally… no, it doesn’t really have anything I would want to come back for. However, my wife shops here regularly and says the quality of the clothing plus the sale, coupons, etc. makes it the perfect place to shop for the kids. Today she purchased 6 pair pants for my son, 2 for my daughter and a couple of shirts… she said she save $ 300+. Can’t complain about that.

Department Store.
I like Kohl’s– especially because they have great sales on men’s apparel — shirts and pants for work and shorts and polos for knocking about town.
The really awesome thing is that they make exchanging things a snap and generally get you out of there in a hurry.
The only thing about this place that is odd is that it is a mirror image of my usual Kohl’s — so everything is on the opposite end of the store, compared to Jericho. I thought that these chains were all laid out the same, but my guess is that the project manager had the blue prints upside down or something…
Parking in front.

Dropped in with the perennial $ 10 reward and picked up a heatproof spatula from the disorganized and almost-​exclusively-​name-​brand cookware section. Kohl’s is apparently now THE go-​to spot for new-​age shopping, boasting electronic/​house tunes (fluctuate too often) and digital price displays (when not present, it’s tough to find a price check machine in certain sections). As always, everything is ‘marked down’, yet I’d still never stop in for basic kitchen tools, as everything was overpriced, inferior, and pretty tacky.