Marshalls

If I could, I would break out in a full Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, type choreographed dance to the tune «Cheek to Cheek» on the display floor here.
The whole store is just SHOES! «Heaven, I’m in Heaven…»
Granted the selection can be hit or miss, depending on what your looking for. However, its still the best thing Marshall’s ever did for a budget conscious, shoe loving gal.

You’ll find yourself drooling and texting all your girlfriends upon seeing their selection. Each little aisle is like christmas morning, except your shopping for nice little gifts for your feet!
Pumps, platforms, rain boots, walking shoes? YES! Kid’s and men’s section! Of course, they’ve got them in case you need to drag the boyfriends, husbands, and strollers along for your ‘errands.‘
It’s a Marshall’s without all those useless egg spoons, broken jewelry boxes, and terrible cookware. It’s SHOES SHOES SHOES… and some accessories (scarves, gloves, socks, handbags) and beauty products.
My first epic find there was a pair of Stuart Weitzman fall boots for $ 30 bucks in the kids section, I am a 5.5÷6 womens which is harder to find in the store. My second find Kate Spade pumps for $ 15 in the clearance section and my third was an olive green Jones New York scarf that I wear everyday. Their stock is versatile and constantly getting restocked. I’m sure if you call they can tell you what are the best days for full stock.
If you’re there on errands, I do also recommend Angelina’s on the other side of the shopping center. It’s a great Italian place with killer chicken parm subs! Swanky Franks is also a great local joint.
Like the first reviewer wrote, it is inbetween a liquor store and book store, but the bookstore is next to a Barnes and Noble.