Macy’s

When dress shirts, pants and jackets are on sale you can’t beat the selection and styles offered. Shirts not ready at the cleaners, I ran in to grab one for a function the next day. Everything was on ale, I walked out with 2 designer shirts for $ 35 dollars.
Yes, this is not a classy location and it was hard to find sales help, but it’s convenient and never crowded.

I have read the reviews and it breaks my heart to see what people think of this macy’s. Yes it can get messy fast. Usually in retail associates are taught to always put the customer first. I’m sure if they just blew off their customers they would have a lot more time to clean up after them. Every time i go to macys it seems everything is being moved around which is annoying. Tho it is hard to find help sometimes I can honestly say the associates are some of the most patient people around. When you find a good one they will run all over the store trying to get you the help you need.

The poor management of this store is clearly noticeable the moment you walk in. There are more clothes on the ground than folded on tables or in hangers. There was no variety of styles or sizes. Employees were not accessible. All in all, definitely not the best Macy’s location in the area.

This store is messy, smells horrible and has the most unhelpful staff ever. I had to wait on line to ask a question about an item and the cashier just kept telling me she didn’t know, I should ask someone else. Hi, I’m asking you! She said she couldn’t help me and proceeded to ring up a customer. Absolutely ridiculous. I waited by the fragrance counter for help and the two ladies just kept talking and eyeing me every now and then. Good thing I didn’t spend my money there with such horrible employees.

If I could give this Macy’s 0 stars, I would. There was only 1 person working behind a register on each floor and the lines were 4 – 5 people long on each register. Most of the staff were rude and snapped at people who asked for more registers to be opened.

Compared to the Macy’s in Flushing, this Macy is so much better in everything. Even thought it’s Sunday July 5^th, this Macy is still very pleasant to shop in, no too many people in the afternoon, everything is tidy, and the salesmen were very helpful.
Because of the Independce Day Sales, everything was further discounted. Great deals!!!

The outside of the structure was recently remodelled but there’s still much that could be done inside the store.
The prices are okay, noticably less sales than other Macy’s. Even the one on Queens Blvd is better. The friends and family sale is pretty much the only time I ever shop here and half the time I still walk out with nothing.
The sales reps at the beauty counters can be a little snooty. It doesn’t feel like a real Macy’s to me when I walk in there. At least there’s free parking I suppose.

What a dump!
Trying to find anything in this Macy’s is like navigating your way through a mystical maze of cloths and random items!
The staff where somewhat helpful!
I went in after seeing that they had 3 items I need and they had in stock!!! Needle in a haystack quickly came to mind!

As soon as I entered this branch, I got a hunch feeling that this store was as old as the historic vintage wooden escalator in Macy’s world flagship store at Herald Square. Everything needs a great renovation for sure, and PLEASE set up a Calvin Klein section in men’s department. No, I’m not talking about your current seasonal-​limited winter-​outerwear combo section, but an independent one like all others have. To me, shopping at Macy’s=shopping Calvin Klein.

Limited clothing compared to other Macy’s I’ve been to. The men’s dressing room (I was there with my boyfriend) is cramped and outdated. The wooden doors were broken, and the room looked like it was placed there as an afterthought, hence the small corner fitting rooms.
The cashier was very nice and the sales rep on the floor was very helpful.

Employees keep following/​stalking you around everywhere and constantly asking you whether you need help. It’s sounds harsh but it’s borderline harassment. Some of us want to shop in peace.

This place is a dump. Avoid at all costs. Checkout lines are long, merchandise tables are extremely cluttered plus there are some employees that can’t speak English. This is a major drawback to the shopping experience. The store manager, Jim, is rude, arrogant & overbearing to customers and employees. He doesn’t address basic store issues rather pushes them off to other employees. Store manager Jim is a poor example of how a person in upper management handles customer service issues. The other associates can’t deal with basic merchandise issues & don’t know how to find supposedly available items in the store.

Selection is extremely limited at this location. You won’t find Lacoste, Coach or Tommy Bahama at this location. Also, the underpaid and undertrained associates can’t or won’t make store to store calls to check on merchandise. Just ill-​equipped & poorly trained employees who lack basic customer service skills. This makes shopping a tedious and haphazard process.
Bottom line– Go to the Roosevelt Field mall location. Much better service there. You will find more knowledgeable, capable & friendly managers and have a better shopping experience.

I was trying to buy a pair of shoes and found one lady to be very helpful but that’s where my satisfaction ends. I stood on a line in the shoe dept and was told, «I can’t ring you up, whoever helped you has to ring you up. she’ll get upset.» and directed me to the other side of the dept. what about the customer getting upset? so I complied and went over to the other woman, and she was busy with another customer and on the phone with a cc company. I waited 5 minutes, and left. stupidest dept ever. Ive worked retail and understand people receive commission, but this was rediculous

This review is for the Men’s Department. First of all I had called earlier trying to get some help but all I got was a disinterested sales associate with an attitude so with no help at all I decided to go to the store to resolve my issue.
I noticed the person whom I had talked to was a manager who stood by the register chatting away while refusing to help any of the customers in line. When I finally got to speak to the cashier, his attitude was just as terrible and had no idea in terms of Macys return and exchange policy so after arguing with me called over a different manager and thank god finally someone who is competent tells the cashier to go ahead with the transaction and there was no need for her.
Even if this Macy May be closer I suggest you drive the extra miles to go to Roosevelt.

This Macy’s is nothing special. It’s the redheaded stepchild of Macy’s.
It’s great if you’re already in or around the Broadway Mall and need something quickly. The store is very run-​down and outdated but they do have the basics when it comes to clothing and accessories. They recently got a MAC counter so they finally have some high-​end makeup to brag about. The womens/​juniors section is small but okay. The mens section is tiny. Overall, it’s good if need something and need it quick.

I only went to the women’s shoe section and had no luck. Store was kind of empty and felt really tiny. They’re also doing a lot of construction outside so this is definitely not one of the nicer Macy’s locations. Two stars definitely sums this one up for me.

Last Saturday I went shopping for a coat at Macy’s because there was a sale on coats. There was a scarcity of choices for coats. However I found my choice of a coast. The sale rep was amazing. She was patient and helpful. We were even looking for a jacket that was not in stock. She called other stores check if other Macy’s departments were carrying it. I love this Macy’s because of the sales persons. They are so nice and helpful. Despite the lack of choices that could be found in Macy’s in Manhattan I truly love this Macy’s.

Went in to get a suit for my son.
What a mistake store is small and has terrible selection of young mens wear.
Also it took over 15 minutes before i even sore a sales person.
Then it took another 10 or so before we got any help.
I think there was two sales people for an entire floor, and one was on register.
Figured with presidents day Macy’s would have good sales, I was dead wrong.
Since my son needed the suit for tonight i just bought it at Macy’s.
There was no sale at all had to pay regular price, What a rip off.
Will not go back again unless i have too.

There is absolutely, positively nothing special about this Macy’s. It’s a small, slightly rundown excuse of a store that has an abysmal selection and is so empty that you have a hard time locating a staff member.
*HOWEVER*
You’ll love the woman’s section of this Macy’s if you are:
A) Cheap as sin
B) A broke college student that fits into juniors clothing and/​or funky momlike petite threads
C) A single mother with 4 teenage daughters.
This is all because the clearance racks in the JRs and petites section comprise of at least ¹⁄₆^th of the section itself. They don’t seem to move stock fast enough and an inordinate amount of junk collects on the racks, especially after the seasons change. Sure, it’s all the no name/​red-​headed step child of stock but it’s soooooo deeply discounted that you won’t care if you look like you hit the bottle before you put your clothes on in the morning (I think they call that hipster nowadays).
I’ll admit that I come here to avoid crowds while picking up my home-​goods and tee shirts that make me feel like I’m 16 again.
TL;DR? Get what you need here then GTFO.

Tiny Macy’s in Hicksville.
I forgot about this Macy’s location until Kathleen reviewed it. This has to be the smallest Macy’s in the entire chain. You can walk from front to back in 2 seconds.
The only good thing about this location is that I can pop in and grab cologne at a decent cost and get the hell out in minutes.
Very limited selection, and never crowded so it might work for you.
Parking lot.