Marshalls

Love the housewares selection here. Everything is so cute. Clothes selection is a little bit too preppy for me. Plus $ 40 for pants? No thanks.

Is it Marshall’s? Is it TJ Max? Or Ross? Is it me or are they all exactly the same and this shopping center just so happens to have a Ross and Marshall’s — Ross had a bigger selection and I spent money at Ross where Marshall’s looked like everything that did not sell at Ross LOL anyways the store was clean, although it appeared to not be full, of stock — lots of displays ½ full and I was surprised being it was two days before Mother’s Day. Again, lots of rejected clothes from other stores. You might find a gem if you have the time and $ 20 burning a hole in your pocket but if not, I’d skip it.

If I could give zero stars I would! I have given this place so many chances! The staff is never in a good mood and the 5 times I have been there have a huge line with only one cashier! I am done with this place they have lost my business!

I love this place. Good selection for women shirts. The men’s selection is skimpy but I usually go to shop for myself so whatever. Never a line and they have some homegood selections as we’ll including dishes, towels, etc.

When we moved to this area of town I initially avoided this store as I’ve not had good experiences at various Marshall’s in the past. It is near the Target I frequent and one day I finally went in to explore. I wish I had stopped in sooner! The store is well organized for a discount store: the shoes are sorted by size, similar home items are grouped together on shelves, clothes are arranged by size and style, and toys/​games/​books are easily accessible. Additionally, I often find high end products here and I’ve found brands I now love that I wouldn’t even know about had I not perused the aisles at my neighborhood Marshall’s. There can be some disorganization depending on the time of day, but I have found that the staff does a good job keeping the store in order.

This store sucks !! Don’t tell me what form of payment to use what if I don’t want to use cash what if I would rather accumulate points. Don’t use sharpies for your brows either I can’t take you seriously.

This store is pretty disorganized, like most of these type of stores are.
They have a wide selection of clothes, including children, men, women’s and athletic wear.
They also have a home section, that has pillows, sheets, quilts, bedspreads, and what not.
I didn’t find what I was looking for, but that is ok. Maybe next time.

I’ve been to this store about 3 times since moving to the Las Vegas area a few weeks ago. The store has been clean which is always a plus with me.
I’ve found some nice things and they didn’t give me any problems when I brought a couple of items back… another plus!
Overall good experience.

I am not a fan of Marshall’s. Especially since I’ve never been able to find anything worth spending my money on in this store. And, it’s next door to a Ross, where I happen to find lots of things to buy. Weird. Everything seems overpriced, used and really picked over. I don’t know, maybe I am hitting there on the wrong days, who knows?! I am just not impressed by this so called «discount» store.

I like this store more than any other discount stores. I have found it to be the cleanest and friendliest store around. I like that it is next to Target and that I can just walk the whole block and hit almost ebery store in the strip.

It’s a Marshall’s… and I think that this company is forgetting that.
Marshall’s tends to be picked over, and I’ve noticed that they’re becoming sky high with their prices in the shoe department. $ 100+ for certain shoes at a Marshall’s?! Insanity. I could understand if this was a mall store, but it’s a Marshall’s. No shoe in there should cost more than $ 30.
I wish that they’d carry more of the following:
— 36 D bras (They literally have bras in every size except this one. It would be easier to find the Ark of the Covenant than to find two bras, in this size, here.)
— Size 11 shoes that don’t have a massive heel on them (I’m tall enough already.)
As for now, I might pop in to take a look, but I’ll still go to Ross for the most part when it comes to looking for cheap clothing.

Came here yesterday for the 1^st time, strange considering Ive lived about 8 mintues from it for over 1.5 yrs.. Anyway, its nowhere near as abundant as other marshall’s I’ve seen. Figured as much. The shoe collection didnt seem as vast, or as nice. Kinda dissappointed. My love bought me a new sun/​day dress and a new top. I dont have many tops that arent t-​shirts considering that I am a CSN student and have no need to get dressed up most days of the week.
He got a pair of shorts and short sleeve button up and a tie all for $ 70 ish.
This Marshalls reminded me more of a TJ maxx than It did Marshall’s which I find to be on the top of my list in the ways of discount shopping.
it goes as follows:
1)Marshalls
2) Burlington Coat Factory
3) ROSS
4) TJ Maxx
I do have a few other places I hit up depending on how much $ I am willing to spend. But I cant give away all my secrets then everyone will take the good finds.
I willt ell you this. Nordstrom Rack is great, if you are wear everything in smedium. I do not. :)

While I was out picking up some things at Target, I decided it had been far too long since I had been into Marshall’s, which is in the same shopping plaza. So I parked in between the two shops and decided to see what they had in stock…
This particular Marshall’s employs some very friendly staff, I was greeted by multiple people immediately after I walked in, and asked if I needed help finding anything again by someone else later.
Marshall’s is one of those ‘brand name items for less’ stores, like TJ Maxx (which owns Marshall’s) and Ross. I’ve been into Ross recently and I must say that the brands I saw in Marshall’s were much more ‘high-​end’. No Prada or Gucci but they did have nice Ray-​ban sunglasses, Juicy Couture handbags, and some super cute Calvin Klein sweater dresses… all at very reasonable pricing.
The best part was probably the shoe department… It is all is sorted by style, not a jumbled mess of shoes by size like some discount retailers.
I ended up leaving empty handed… but only because I started to guilt trip myself about buying personal items before my Christmas shopping was finished! I will certainly be back.