Kohl’s

Their was no option for 0 stars so 1 will do.
Went into kohls on Friday March 25,2016
The store is a mess, clothes all over the floor.
Sales associate named Becky, she was Indian accent was so rude, unprofessional
Why would I want to spend my own money inside a store with rude associates, I could spend my hard working money else where. All the sale signs are all in the wrong place. So I assumed something was on sale but it wasn’t.
never go back to this kohls ever again !!
Bad customer service !!!
Hire more friendly staff

Rarely do I know what the price of an item is in this store because the signs are so poorly written and inappropriately placed. This makes shopping in this store a chore involving a lot of effort and time consuming. As with many stores these days, the quality of fabrics used in clothing has declined and the price of items are too high considering the poor quality. And never is there a salesperson on the floor when needed for assistance!

Since Kohl’s moved into the Fountains Mall in Plantation, I have only been there about 3 times. The best buys I have found were with children’s clothes and women’s petite jeans. And, I love the holiday stuffed animals that they sell each year for charity. (Peanuts items are my favorite!)
Last week I went in (at the urging of a co-​worker) to find some gold earrings for my nieces. They were 60% off, with an additional 20% off on jewelry, and yet another 25% friends and family discount on everything in the store. I left with 5 pairs of earrings (1−14kt. and 4−10kt. for about $ 230), a $ 5 stuffed elephant, a $ 5 stuffed giraffe, and I signed up for a rewards card. I will be going back this week to spend the $ 40 Kohl’s cash I earned. It is only worth it if you shop the sales and earn and use Kohl’s cash.

I have gone to the other Kohl’s locations throughout Broward, and this is always my least favorite location. It has a much smaller selection and a far smaller sales section than the other stores. Also, the sales sections were a complete mess. Some of the items were clearly returned and repackaged in an attempt to get rid of the merchandise. I can understand if someone tried something on and did not like it, but having a belt on sale with one of the holes completely stretched out from wear is ridiculous. Likewise, my wife wanted to try on a pair of dress pants, until she realized the interior was completely stained from someone’s bathroom accident. Go to the other Kohls stores if you can.

So I will start by saying that I normally do not shop at Kohl’s stores and this was my first time in this location and let me tell you it will be my last. The employee that I encountered was so rude, it upsets me just thinking about it. So my best friend and I went in there to look for dresses for a wedding last week. It was maybe a half an hour before closing and the store was pretty much empty. I found a dress and decided to go try it on, my friend wanted to go with me and see it. Mind you it is almost closing and the store is empty… so we went in the large fitting room so we could try the dress on together. We let ourselves in because there was no employees to be found on the floor in the area (no big deal). After I have already tried on the dress and I am putting my clothes back on someone starts banging on the door and yelling that this is a fitting room for handicapped people only and I needed to get out now. I thought maybe it was a handicapped person who needed to use the room so I apologized and came out as soon as possible. To my surprise it was an employee who proceeds to yell at us as we exit the room. She says «there are other rooms you could have chose and you went in the handicapped one! You are not allowed in there!» …now at this point I am in such shock that the employee is literally yelling at us that my response is «excuse me?». She begins again and I actually had to cut her off and tell her that she was out of line and disrespectful. I have worked in retail for 6+ years of my life and would never raise my voice to a customer like that (no matter how much I wanted to, especially if they did nothing wrong to you). As she attempted to justify her anger I asked her where the manager was and she would not tell me the location, just pointed to the other end of the store and said «over there somewhere». At this time we my friend had gotten a phone call and we had to leave to go pick up her child.
I wanted to speak with a manager very badly and was unable to but i decided as I was leaving that I would never be returning to this location again. There was NO ONE around to direct me to my «correct» fitting room and then one someone comes around they yell at me because they were not doing their job? Please… I give this store a 0% satisfaction rating and they can think the older woman by the fitting rooms in the women’s section who I unfortunately did not get a name for. =]

I shop at Kohl’s primarily for apparel. The clothes can be quite expensive if you purchase them at the regular price, but I often get good deals shopping their clearance selection and using Kohl’s cash. I love Lauren Conrad’s collection and can usually find my size (⁴⁄₆) in stock. The store is always clean, and I usually do not have to wait very long in line for the cashiers. The only negative is that parking can sometimes be difficult, as it is located in a plaza near a Joann’s and Dollar Tree.

Was just made to wait in line 10 minutes to wait to be helped. Was the store busy? NO! Were other registers open and people waiting to be helped? NO! I was the only person there. Two women that work there were doing returns. Last time I checked that wasn’t a two person job. One could have checked me out than gone back to what she was doing. It wasn’t until another woman walked up that I was finally helped.

Worst customer service I’ve ever experienced. I’ve been to this location multiple times because it’s the closest one to my home, and it always leaves a very bad taste in my mouth. The managers are NOT there for the customer, and they don’t seem to care much if the customer is happy or satisfied. I won’t be returning to this location ever again. Shopping has never put me in such a bad mood until I came into this kohls location.

Decent selection but I never seem to find anything I just love… shoes are overpriced!

For this particular location, staff and cashiers are friendly. There is always plenty of registers open. Even the longest of lines go down very quickly.
As for the Kohl’s stores in general, I think they are overpriced. Don’t bother shopping here for a bargain if you don’t have coupons! The plus side is during sales you can still use your coupons. Which brings down the cost of their items, closer to what you can find the same things selling for elsewhere.

I came into this store very briefly and left very briefly: but I won’t be returning.
I came in specifically because according to the website they had the pink Fitbit wristbands in stock, and I found a 15% off coupon which would make it $ 85. Kohls runs coupons all the time so I decided to go this route since even My trusty Amazon was listing them for $ 100 and I would have to wait for shipping. So I gave this a try.
I went in the front door of the store and found it within a minute. I walk up to the sales lady who offers to check me out and ask if I can use my coupon. Not only does she rudely tell me no without even asking me what coupon it was (kohls gets almost all their business from coupon sales), she informed me they had NO active sales or coupons. One-​I find this hard to believe. Two-​I have had kohls employees accept expired coupons (it wasn’t: it was from retail me not) and three-​even if it wasn’t going into work often they will offer you SOME discount in order to save the sale. She saw that I was pissed because I clearly stated that it was poor business practice to put deals on 3^rd party sites then not accept them. However-​she instead offered to void the transaction instead of trying to make me happy.
The only reason I walked out with the item was that it’s too much of a hassle for me to wait on Amazon right now even though Amazon has stellar customer service. However I did get one of those surveys that printed on my receipt and I will be filling it out even though I generally never do. But the likelihood of me coming back here isn’t high.

Not too bad a store but middle of the road sizes are gone to fast. Great place to buy a watch if you catch the sales!

This Kohl’s seems to be smaller than your typical Kohl’s as is its parking lot. In the home section, there’s an absence of many of my homegirl Vera Wang’s towels and stuff. The store staff was flabbergasted at this strange phenomenon.
Customers are typical South Florida: All with complicated purchases that take, on average, 5.349 minutes per item if they’re buying 1 – 5 items, 7.768 minutes for 6+ items.
Checkout staff is quite courteous and friendly.

Does anyone remember Mervyn’s? It was a mid-​price department store that tried to be cooler than JcPenney and Sears, but definitely was no Burdines (RIP). Kohl’s definitely reminds me of Mervyn’s. You want to find something there and everything at first glance looks really good, but when you dig a little deeper, you discover there is no difference between Kohl’s and Kmart.
I mainly looked at the women’s clothing. I liked the Vera Wang Collection but it seemed overpriced — I know that Vera Wang is a major designer, but there is no reason for me to believe that she had anything to do with the collection. Also, the quality of the clothes were standard.
Similarly, with the rest of the name brand collections — Elle and Daisy Fuentes — something was always a little bit off. Maybe it was the cut, the color, the pattern, but nothing excited me there.
One thing I do like about Kohl’s is the shoe collection — it was pretty extensive.
Kohl’s is definitely a great addition to the area because it offers more option. I just don’t think it’s for me.