Marshalls Department Store

It’s a Marshall’s, so I love it no matter what. This one seems a little more chaotic, cluttered, and disorganized than others I’ve been to. Their plus size clothing section is small, but has the basics. Their hair and beauty section was jam packed with stuff which I like seeing. Fun to look through!

This Marshalls gets picked over fast. Really fast. Like the ones in the NYC area.
Its a large one, has tons of stuff, and I think has a high level of foot traffic, resulting in it not always being well organized and maintained. Its always a stop for me when at the outlet malls, but its not a destination in and of itself, I just don’t find enough things there that work for me.
Parking is also not great here, the mall can get busy and parking can be tough sometimes.

This location is kept pretty well but it is smaller than the locations in Maryland that I’m used to. Staff seem competent and friendly enough. No complaints.

This was my first experience with Marshall’s in the US and coming back years later I find the selection kind of crappy compared to some of the ones I’ve been to in larger US cities.
It’s still a pretty large store and it’s just packed with things which is awesome for the shopoholic. I think the thing that is lacking are the high quality brands that you might find at some Marshall’s. This place doesn’t have much or maybe it was just the times I visited.
Large selection of mid range items and it’s packed full of stuff! Limited higher end items at this location. I’d compare it to Winners on Bloor St in Toronto vs any other Winners in Toronto.

I like this Marshalls. It’s not anything special but I’ve come across more finds here in 3 trips than I have in dozens to Winner’s and Home Sense in Toronto.
I picked up Calvin Klein queen sheet sets for only $ 19.99-$ 24.99 per set here. I got a brand name bread knife for $ 3.99. The things i find are usually better than what I see in similar stores in Toronto and half the price too.
Plus, the shabby chic furniture selection they had there last time was actually very nice, not cheap-​looking at all, but being sold at Ikea prices. I would have bought a piece if it weren’t for the duties I’d have to pay on it.
Truthfully, I think American retailers that also operate in Canada like Winner’s sends a lot of dud products up north to be sold for much more than they could charge in the US. And there’s just more shopping competition so anything half decent that does come in to stock doesn’t last long.
Bottom line: If you’re visiting the outlets in Niagara Falls, check this Marshalls out.