Macy’s

I sometimes love this store all depends what season. If you need high clothes or handbags or perfume this is the place you would find everything. I especially love their sales with coupons and now my plenty points im excited.

Eh, I’m not a fan of Macy’s. Typically I feel like the shoe dept. looks like some one vomited shoes all over it, and sales reps are few & far between. Also, for those of you who have fragrance intolerance… avoid the store at all costs (especially during the Christmas season). I’m sure you could find a bargain here if you were looking, but I’m just not a fan of the product, the store, or the service (or lack there of.) Macy’s = Meh in my book. I prefer Dillards.
Take it or leave it, my two cents, that is.

The Macy’s at Southpark is cleaner, better organized and it seems to have more merchandise than the North Olmsted location.
This store is too hot and the dressing rooms stink. I mean really stink — air fresher will Not help this situation.
I also feel bad for the too few clerks.
This store is just sad.

Big box stores are dying. Macys is just like the others. Perpetual sales all the time. You don’t know what there real price is. They don’t a big and tall department. Household goods are nice but you can get a much better price elsewhere. The store is too big for the merchandise they carry.

Let me start by saying as a general rule I love Macy’s and I have been to many locations over the years and I have been coming to this Macy’s for many years so I am qualified to ask the question «what happened here». I thought JCP was the big brand that is in trouble if this was the first time I ever stepped into a Macy’s I would never go back.
This store was empty and was staffed about as light as possible the clothing section was a train wreck clothes on the floor, clothes bundled up on shelves nothing in order by size and it appeared dirty.
This location doesn’t represent the Macy’s I know and love and if this is the direction the company is going they are in trouble. I don’t see myself coming back to this location I’m sad to say.

Normally I get pretty good service from Macy’s but there’s something in the water about this particular location that makes employees avoid me like the plague. After my last two experiences there, I will go out of my way to shop at a different location.
— I went in to look around, but the main reason that I was there was to pay off my Macy’s bill. I greet an employee standing at a cash register near the exit (she didn’t look busy at all and she was on my way out of the store) to tell her that I’d like to pay my bill. She tells me that she just closed her register. Um, ok. It’s like 4pm, can’t you use a different register? I just walked away and had someone else in the store do it. As I walked out, I see the original employee ringing up a customer on the register that she just «closed.» So that means she just didn’t want to help me, she just wanted the sale.
— I was in the show department looking for boots. Picking up lots of pairs, I was even wearing my old boots that I wanted to replace. No one in the department looked at me. There were even two men standing around, just talking about whatever, instead of even looking at me, saying hi, or asking if I needed any assistance. What the hell? I’m wearing crappy boots and I’m looking at new, expensive boots. Doesn’t that ring a bell that I might want to buy something? I guess they just don’t care. I also went shopping around the store for other things but not one person that worked there said a word to me or even looked at me. I didn’t smell, I wasn’t dirty. I just wasn’t important enough to acknowledge that day.

Macy’s is generally the same across all their stores. It’s good in that you know what you’re going to get out of this store wherever you go. This store is just as good as every other Macy’s.
I think Macy’s in general has a great selection of items from clothing to housewares, but I’m not a big fan of their furniture – the quality is no better than cheaply built stuff available in any other furniture store. Not everything here is always the best deal. One thing I’ve realized is that they always have a major sale. Every weekend there’s a new major sale and the same things are usually on sale. This means its not worth going to Macy’s just because you heard of a major sale. Unless of course you’re planning to buy something you know is on sale at that moment. And if you miss a sale item, just wait a month and it’ll be back. You wanted that $ 3000 mattress set on sale for $ 900 and you missed it? Wait a few weeks and you’ll see it again. The only time that’s not the case is where a sale is related to a discontinued brand. When you’re shopping for something and considering a sale item that just seems absurdly low, ask the clerk whether the item is getting discontinued. In some cases, you’ll hear about how the store is just depleting stock to re-​release it under a different brand.
But that brings me to another point. Skip the store brands. For example, the Martha Stewart items they sold were just re-​tagged budget items they used to sell under a different name, and for a much lower price. I got a set of older Martha Stewart knives for cheap because Macy’s was moving the Martha brand over to a lower quality house brand. The original Martha items were pretty solid, but they got crappy after the change. I’ve found this to be the case for a lot of their exclusive brands these days – the quality of these items weren’t good compared to the time-​tested brands. Macy’s just licenses brands such as Martha Stewart and uses it on private label cheap-​o items.
On the plus side, Macy’s is finally shifting away from awarding Macy’s credit card holders to a rewards card system. While both are meant to track purchasing and build target marketing, at lard-​holder discounts are starting to become available to me. I’m not about to get another credit card just to have a 10% discount during one of their weekly sales to end all sales events.

I like the selection of clothes and shoes here. It is not that bad.