JCPenney

Chaz Harris

Not a fan. However, their JCP online returns employee is a superstar! She is a kindness machine and never stops, even with very impatient customers. Impatient, because of the long lines at her station. Selection is hit or miss. The store is very hot which forces you out before you can really shop.

busra gok

Maria from the salon who claims to be a hairdresser is horrible! She literally butchered my hair and said “good thing hair grows faster in summer” she was no where near close to the hair cut I asked for but she couldn’t even manage cutting my straight! This is supposed to be a “no layer, shoulder length lob” ….

Shannon Leigh

I've been going to this location for over 20 years, but it just doesn't do it for me anymore. They are hit or miss it seems. Some trips I find cute kids clothes and shoes, other times I leave empty handed. Not a big selection on young girls clothing. And every single time I leave the store, their sensors at the front door goes off. They tell me at the register that the alarm might go off when we exit due to sensor tags on select merchandise. Why can't they remove the part of the tag that has the sensor at time of purchase to avoid all that? It was sunglasses this time. But I hate that. People look at me and my 2 kids like we did something wrong when the door alarms start beeping. Meanwhile the workers don't even glance up and look our way. Defeats the purpose of even having them, don't it? Then I sit there by the exit and check all my purchases to make sure the ink tag wasn't left on any clothes since the alarm went off. I don't want to just assume it's the sunglasses because I've made that mistake the 1st time and had to bring a sweater back that still had the ink tag on it but I was told to keep going cuz they thought it was a purse I also purchased. Just very annoying. Remove any sensors at time of purchase and that can all be avoided. I don't understand why it's so difficult for them.

John Berry

It’s exactly why you’d expect from a JC Penney store, which is a good thing. Familiar experience means you know what you’re walking into.some stuff is overpriced, but if you look for a bargain, you’ll find it. Most times we’ve been there, the employees have been great. Around if you need help, leave you alone to browse if you don’t.