Burlington Coat Factory

This Burlington is one of the most hidden gems for clothes shopping in Tampa. I found every brand I could ever want plus more for cheap prices. I can see why so many people shop here.
The second floor was all women’s clothing so I didn’t exactly stick around there for long. They’ve also got lots of useful doodads here which I bought, like soap and towels. Parking was also good and I wouldn’t change thing here

I went in here thinking I was going to buy some beachwear, but was pretty disappointed at what they had for sale.
I saw a lot of good deals for a lot of other clothes and kitchen goods, but do I really need stuff for my kitchen now? Maybe I should have came another day.
Walked around the store and browsed through some aisles after that and saw some outdated brands. I saw a stylish t shirt that looked nice and was surprised they had something that price here because it wasn’t cheap like the other things.
My impression of this place is mixed and there wasn’t much to say. I will check back in next month and write a more comprehensive review. If youre looking for cheap prices, Id recommend a thrift store instead.

I come here every once in a while for my oldest son. He’s able to find joggers and Jordan gear for pretty cheap. Every now and then I find myself some cheap cute dresses… The place is usually empty and not on the nicest part of town but all in all the prices can’t be beat.

I hate shopping, so I like it when a layout helps me out a little. In this case A LOT. There’s a Big Lots, Dollar Tree, Bealls Outlet, Marshalls and the Tapper Pub all in this strip mall to help you find whatever garbage you didn’t know you wanted! I say take mom here, and just set her free, she’ll find herself something nice, guaranteed. They have a big and tall section too, which was a nice surprise. The sale jewelry was fun to look thru, and I found just the blue shoes I was looking for. If you have to shop you might as well stop at a one stop, and this may just be it. Sure, it’s pretty ghetto, but that helps keep your pace up, although I must say everyone I encountered was surprisingly nice for being located in a more depressing part of town. Off to the Tapper!

They have lots of stuff but it’s hard to go through all of it. It has a very ghetto appearance and I only go when I’ve exhausted every other option (and I’ve still never purchased anything). The employees aren’t very friendly and even a majority of customers seem pretty rude. Not a pleasant shopping experience but they do have a large inventory.

Wal-​Mart vibe in this place. Obvious security guys for the rather ghetto customers it attracts. The merchandise disarray commonly seen in the Marshalls across the lot. Just not a fan of this place. Have casually strolled through a couple times and they seem to have good prices but not on anything I would wear. Plus side? Handbags are nice.

This place has –everything-​. What I was looking for was a pair of kitten heels (found them) but I ended up finding so much more. I found a few shirts and some pants for my husband in their «Big & Tall» section. Some racy lingerie for myself — and for the husbeastie for Xmas. I found some pretty bling for the Xmas party I’ll be going to on Saturday, and all of it was reasonably priced too!
I will say that I did find some of the same items that I’d seen at Ross the other day, and their prices were slightly higher… and on other items, their prices were lower. I guess it’s just a toss up.
The only complaint I really have is the attitude of their employees. I was looking through their shoes, and rather than move so I could look at the size I needed, As there are precious few size 11’s available, their associate stood right in front of the ones I was going to look at, with a cart of inventory, and would NOT move. JUST sat there and looked at me as if daring me to move her. I went around her.
The store is a bit disorganized, but any large discountery is going to be, it is the nature of the beast, you just have to dig for that bargain!

I have been here more than a few times for jackets and cold weather gear. They seem to carry a lot of things other Tampa stores don’t carry, but most places up north will carry. This may be a mistake, but hey maybe it’s planned.
The store is a disorganized mess. There isn’t a discernible order to the racks. Many items are where you don’t expect. It wastes a lot of time.
Big guys, if you are looking for big suits and blazers, don’t bother. They sizes are limited, and jumbled. The colors choices are… interesting. If I need a bright red suit close to my size, this is the place I could go.

So a few months ago, my roommate got wasted — sloppy drunk and stumbled into my room thinking it was his room. Not only did he go into the wrong room, he also decided to leave me a small present behind — he threw up on my comforter. So, I needed to replace it.
I went to Burlington Coat Factory to find a new comforter. While I did not find one that suited my needs, I did enjoy the selection and quality of goods available.
The store is relatively well organized and the prices are beyond reasonable.
This is a great store for college students who need clothing and household item at a reasonable price. This place is also ideal for families on a budget.
B. Major Grade: A

Great place for discounted items

It’s my new destination for men’s and kids’ clothing. I consistently score great buys on good name brands. I was able to do all of my son’s school-​uniform shopping here, and we recently purchased a fantastic men’s suit and dress shirt here for probably a third of what it would have been regular retail.
Where Burlington beats Marshall’s or TJ Maxx in these departments is in selection. There are literally hundreds of suits and suit separates in every size (including the Long we need). The designer assortment is solid, and nothing we’ve found has been marked Irregular.
The reason for the missing star is probably the overall shopping experience. This Burlington just underwent a mild interior remodel that includes repositioning the checkout lanes and adding some new cashier technology, and that has helped. But, for the most part, the store is a bit dark and dingy, and a couple visits ago, the second floor had a broken A/​C unit (and an obnoxiously loud temporary fan). I find myself wanting to get in and shop quickly, versus linger and browse like I might do at Marshall’s or TJ Maxx.