Burlington - Beaumont (TX)

1 /5 Vern B: "Lost in the Labyrinth of Lost Socks and Misplaced Dreams" Listen, I love a good deal as much as the next person, but Burlington... oh, Burlington. You are a wild, untamed beast of a store. Walking into a Burlington is like entering a retail Hunger Games where the tributes are mismatched shoes and the arena is a chaotic landscape of toppled displays and rogue shopping carts. I went in looking for a simple pair of jeans. Three hours later, I emerged, traumatized, clutching a single sequined glove and a dented garden gnome (dont ask). Apparently, "organized chaos" is not in their employee training manual. Heres what I encountered on my odyssey: * Avalanches of Apparel: Clothes were piled so high, I feared triggering a landslide of polyester and discounted denim. Is it a store or an archaeological dig site for fast fashion? * The Shoe Shuffle: Finding a matching pair of shoes felt like searching for the Holy Grail. I swear I saw a single Croc weeping in the corner. * The Home Goods Gauntlet: Pots and pans were engaged in a full-on wrestling match with decorative pillows. I narrowly escaped with my life (and a slightly bruised shin). Look, I get it. Burlingtons whole thing is about the thrill of the hunt. But this aint a safari, people. Its a department store. Please, for the love of retail therapy, invest in some shelves and maybe a few extra employees who arent afraid to wield a folding table. Until then, Ill be shopping elsewhere... or maybe Ill just embrace the chaos and come back with a helmet and a treasure map. Update to Response Burlington, your dedication to the "find-it-if-you-can" shopping experience is truly remarkable! Ive seen complaints dating back to the Stone Age, and your replies are like a broken record promising change. But lets be honest, even a blindfolded monkey throwing darts at a map could probably organize your store better than your current setup. And management? Forget Wheres Waldo, we should start a new game called "Wheres the Manager?" I hear theyre accepting applications for a Sherpa to help customers navigate the labyrinthine aisles... maybe I should apply!

1 /5 Jennifer Blakeney: 5 months later, nothing has improved. Kids running through store wich I blame the parents for not teaching their kids manners probly means they dont have any as well. Badly managed. Plenty of stock if you can find what you want. Cant get down isles. Random stuff on shelves. I didnt feel like digging through stuff. I didnt buy anything. The only good thing is the door greeter she was really nice.

1 /5 Allie Standifer: Screaming kids, alarms blaring, children running through the store ripping open packages all the while employees watch. Nothing is organized, hardly any prices labeled and my biggest issues… not handicap friendly. No room to go down the aisles in a walker or wheelchair. So I stopped going. It’s always a mess, there’s never any checkers and so far I haven’t found, heard or seen one polite employee. I love a bargain as much as the next lady, but the clutter and nastiness of this store will keep me away for good.

3 /5 Amyn P. P: I think 7 registers but only 2 cashiers were working, so there was line of customers waiting to pay. Clothes are pretty decent price but most of the Clothes are on wrong sizes hangers. Need little help there.

5 /5 Dee: Great... I found a lot of great bargains. The cashier had such a lovely attitude. Patience isnt taught , its in you. I just want to thank Ms Chauncey in store # 41906. The lady with loss prevention was also the greeter. She greeted every customer that walked in whether she was acknowledged or not. The employees that I came across were just awesome. All employees should be like the ladies whether they are from Burlington or any other store or establishments where employees deal with people. Be mindful of how you treat anyone that walks into your work place. You never know how your attitude will affect someone. How you might just make that persons day.