201 Nassau Park Boulevard, Princeton NJ 08540
“I visited this location because I work close by. I'm so glad I did that evening. I found exactly what I was looking for, in a price range that fit within my budget. It was a white sofa-like table, with the right measurements and height and design, that was perfect for my home office space. The HG staff member helped me squeeze it into my trunk and I was very pleased to put it in my home office when I arrived home.”
220 Nassau Park Boulevard, Princeton NJ 08540
“I've made several purchases from this store.An area rug, kitchen accessories, and recently, a pair of I don't know what the proper term is spinning chairs for the living room, they were on sale, and if I opened up an account, I got another ten percent off, i recommend doing this as long as you pay it off on the first payment.Because the company that they use is the only bad thing about this place, synchrony bank beware of this company, only interested in charging you high interest rates and making lots of money off you. And i'm not even taking a star off for that, because it's not the store's fault, i live in branchburg, and it's a bit of a ride to get to this store, but it's worth the trip.”
3495 US-1, Princeton NJ 08540
“Its your typical Marshall's, maybe a bit on the smaller size compared to other locations. I find sorting through the clothes difficult as they jam pack the racks. They offer a variety of home goods, clothing, and gifts.”
210 Nassau Park Boulevard, Princeton NJ 08540
“Was out in Princeton, looking for some new home essentials after my insurance company pointed me toward TJ Maxx. First time checking it out and they were right on time when I got there. There was a decent selection, and I found exactly what I needed without any hassle. The staff was friendly and didn’t push me to buy anything extra, which was nice. Definitely wasn’t overwhelmed, just a straightforward shopping trip that worked out well for me. Wouldn't mind stopping by again next time I'm in the area.”
500 Nassau Park Boulevard, Princeton NJ 08540
“We used the grocery portion for our long-haul roadtrip and were pleased with the well-priced and varied selection of groceries. It's not as broad and cheap as Walmart, but it was dang close. The only item they don't carry is roasted chicken, which we depend on for protein since we are camping and staying in hotels.”
500 Nassau Park Boulevard, Princeton NJ 08540
“The Target at Nassau Park Shopping Center. Love the complimentary EV charging. It makes shopping for necessities an easier task, knowing I can power up my electric vehicle while I stock up on supplies. A thoughtful convenience that sets them apart.”
501 Nassau Park Boulevard, Princeton NJ 08540
“Heard about this place from a neighbor and honestly had no clue what to expect. I went in as a first time customer, and it was nice to see they had everything ready for me. They were on time and took care of exactly what I needed without any fuss.”
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