25 Hazard Ave, Enfield CT 06082
“I really enjoy stopping by this Homesense location. It is a fantastic place for finding unique home decor, furniture, and kitchenware that you don't typically see in every other store. The selection is huge, and they have some really high-quality items—from rugs and lighting to interesting tabletop accents. The store is generally well-organized, and it’s a fun place to browse if you’re looking for inspiration or a specific statement piece. The prices are competitive, and you can definitely walk away with some great deals on brand-name items. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that some items can be a little pricey compared to sister stores, and I’ve noticed a few pieces of furniture with minor scuffs on the floor, so you definitely want to give everything a good look before heading to the register. Also, like many popular spots in this area, it can get quite busy on the weekends, so be prepared for a bit of a line at checkout. Overall, it's a top-tier destination in Enfield for home shopping!”
14 Hazard Ave Ste 20, Enfield CT 06082
“It's always a pleasure shopping at the Enfield, CT TJ Maxx store because the employees are courteous and very helpful. They constantly get a fresh replenishment of new clothes and accessories which is important to us frugal shoppers and the mark downs are the best. The day manager keeps a clean and orderly shop. I have never seen the store be untidy or unkept. He should be praised for the success of the store. Nicely done to the entire staff of employees.”
30 Hazard Avenue Unit 08, Enfield CT 06082
“Amazing shopping experience with such a wide variety of stylish clothing at great prices! The staff is super friendly and always willing to help find what I need. I love coming here for a fun outing and always leave with something new!”
95 Elm Street, Enfield CT 06082
“This particular location has an extremely good flow about its layout. The departments are staged accordingly and they fall in place nicely. The new footprint here was thought through quite thoroughly. Hat's off to you all!”
25 Hazard Ave, Enfield CT 06082
“I travel from Ma to go to this Marshall’s. It is so organized and has great merchandise. jay - the front supervisor is always upbeat, friendly and willing to help out. He keeps everyone around him, including employees and staff upbeat too!”
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