Marshalls & HomeGoods — Local services in Saint Peters

The rude employee Angelica gave me a hard time on retuning items as well as checking out new items. She went back and forward with me that the shoes I were purchasing weren’t returned worn, that the 4 spots of damage was from trying. She said she could not mark them down that it’s just dirt it will come off she would use a wipe to wipe them off. I said please! After wiping for 2mins I said thank you and she never even said you’re welcome. Noticed that there were still a couple spots that remained. She asked another associate for assistance (whom was very understanding of the situation and provided good customer service). After wiping for another 2 mins she saw that it was not dirt and they were in fact damaged! She then proceeded to a book and returned said she could take $2.00. It was never about the money it was the principle. If you’re buying something brand new you should have brand new merch. Never argue with a customer. Signed an owner of 2 successful businesses! I will never shop at this store again...

HomeGoods is a great place for home decor, organizational, and other household items. It's always fun to visit one of their stores because you never know exactly what you'll find.

I stopped by this location yesterday and had a pleasant shopping experience. The store, all the way down to the ladies' restroom, was neat and clean.

One thing I thought was odd was that I heard a Marshalls ad while shopping here. Although HomeGoods, Marshalls, and T.J.Maxx are owned by the same company, it seemed strange that HomeGoods was playing an ad to tell me how great it is to shop at Marshalls.

Then I noticed HomeGoods is connected internally to the adjacent Marshalls. Clever! I was short on time and hadn't planned on going to Marshalls, but I took a spin through the store just because it was so convenient. Also, unless I'm horribly mistaken, you can use a HomeGoods or Marshalls gift card at either store (or...

I've always loved this place. They always have huge lines on the weekends but they manage it extremely well. With 5-8 cashiers at all times when they're busy and an electronic system letting the next person know which register to go to so no one is left guessing and holding up the whole line. I can get through a line of 30 here faster than a line of 10 at Walmart. Not to mention I always end up dropping $200+ every couple of weeks. But replacing nearly my entire wardrobe is easy enough to do when I can walk out with a cart full of clothes each time. Usually shirts are