2421 Cranberry Highway, Wareham MA 02571
“I always enjoy stopping by this T.J. Maxx when I’m in the area. The store is clean and well organized, and you can usually find some great deals if you take your time to browse. The selection changes often, which makes every visit feel a bit like a treasure hunt. The staff has generally been friendly and checkout is pretty quick. Sometimes certain sections can be a bit limited depending on the day, but that’s pretty typical for T.J. Maxx. Overall, a solid place to shop for good brands at reasonable prices!”
2421 Cranberry Hwy, Wareham MA 02571
“Great staff great collection of items i got everything i needed ella was the young lady who helped me she was very helpful she helped me find whatever i needed and cashed me out very sweet girl.”
2421 Cranberry Highway Ste 290, Wareham MA 02571
“At the Salon side today where they style hair and such, the stylist named Ari did the most tremendous job. We called ahead to let her know my great aunt with dementia was coming to get her hair cut and styled, and she immediately got to work making sure she had the best most comfortable experience she could have given all the circumstances. she was so flexible with how my aunt needed things done for her circumstances, and she accommodated all of our needs above and beyond. she deserves every good thing this world has to provide. thank you for your kindness”
3017 Cranberry Highway, East Wareham MA 02538
“Extremely Helpful and very courteous staff. Top notch customer service. Availability and Selection of stocked items quantities and staff is what get a customer and keeps them always coming back. So many other stores should use TS as a model.”
2421 Cranberry Highway Ste 110, Wareham MA 02571
“After being told their was product in stock by a team member, i drove over an hour to the store and when i showed up i was told it was not in stock. After speaking to one of the managers, Julie and her team ( Derek and marc) went out of their way to rectify the situation and ended up finding exactly what i was looking for and more. Truly great customer service and will gladly come back thank you.”
15 Tobey Road, Wareham MA 02571
“Leaving a 5 star review for the bakery. Today I made a last minute call and the person working at the bakery (I wish I looked at the name tag!) was absolutely amazing. So kind and accommodating. I just wanted to give a shout out!”
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