Marshalls Department Store

This is by far the best Marshall’s I’ve ever been to, their selection of Levi’s is unmatched (30X30). My grandfather lives nearby, so I come here every time I visit. It’s a bit disorganized at times, but hey, it’s a Marshall’s, so that shouldn’t come as a surprise. I’ve been to many Marshall’s around Los Angeles, and those never seem to have my style and are quite a bit more expensive.
Bottom line: Great place to buy Levis for $ 16-​$ 29 if you are a size 30X30. I have a pair of levis that are 10 years old that are so comfortable I sometimes sleep in them, so they pay for themselves in the long run.

I like this Marshall’s. There is always a good selection of designer brands, the employees are nice, and parking is always available. Like any other Marshalls/​TJ Maxx/​etc. be prepared to scour the racks in order to find good finds. Believe me, they exist.

You have to be in the mood to hunt, it’s pretty organized but you have to do some digging. I’m always finding something at a reasonable price. However, I wish that the home area was larger and that they would get more shipment of newer merchandise in that particular department.

Not bad…
This Marshalls is on the smaller side compared to other locations I’ve been to. However, I managed to find a bunch of things I loved and most of it was clearance so that was awesome. Despite being smaller and the racks being cramped together, I was pretty impressed by the organization here. I saw employees constantly walking around, straightening the merchandise and returning stuff from the dressing rooms or items that patrons had moved. There is a varied and good-​sized collection of shoes and designer dresses, which are two of the main things I target when I come to stores like this. However, their selection of bags was severely lacking, and that’s why this review doesn’t have more stars. Most of the bags were brands I didn’t recognize and the majority of them looked like old lady purses (think wrinkled leather, tacky tassels, and raffia).
Check out was smooth and quick. There were at least 4 cashiers ready even though the store wasn’t busy. I really appreciated that, since Marshalls, TJ Maxx, and the like can get way crowded and the cranky bargain shoppers don’t always make for the best experience if they’re forced to queue up. However, my cashier seemed a bit grumpy and it looked like she was moving in slow-​motion which irritated me.