The new building they've moved into is huuuge. Tons of items to choose from and with a bunch of…read morepeople working there to help! Love it.

I really hated my experience, it was my second time selling there today. I came in with maybe…read more40-50 golf clubs today, mostly boys and then a partial set of great quality/desirable adult clubs. Long story short, after about forty five minutes of giving them as much space as possible to discuss the value amongst themselves, they came up with about $90. When I asked what they were taking, they said "whatever isn't there anymore", and wouldn't show me. When I asked what all it consisted of, they read down a list of about14 clubs. Then because I opted for a check that ninety something was suddenly $56 and change for the list of 14 clubs, when I'd already agreed to the higher value. I asked if this was the norm, and he said yes about 30-40% difference between store credit and check. As soon as it was clear that I didn't have it in me to continue insisting to see a break down, a few of the other employees watching the interaction left with smug smirks knowing they'd gotten over on me. The experience overall felt incredibly predatory. I went in there as a reseller myself, knowing they obviously need to make a profit for their investment and time. I've also sold golf clubs there a few years back and the lady who helped me was very transparent and had no problem telling me how much was being offered for what. It was close to closing time, and I'd been there for about 45 minutes with my ten year old. Needless to say, $56 for 14 clubs when a single one could easily demand that or more is just taking complete advantage. I will not be returning to this business. I feel incredibly gaslit by the way the employee gave me a number, then it was cut nearly in half when I was not going to spend it there. Then he couldn't negotiate (because of the limitations of his system) or show me my items that were being sold. When I asked about a crazy number on the other clubs, I was told by another employee that I could leave them there for scrap because they have a guy, when there was probably plenty (out of about 30) that would have been sold had I opted to do so. I was putting my trust in them since they specialize in this area, and I anticipated and was happy to leave a healthy profit margin, but they took complete advantage of the situation and we will be finding an alternative outlet. I regret doing business there today, and left feeling completely violated.

First time coming to the store and it wasn't sure what to expect, but it's for any outdoorsman or…read morewoman who likes good quality gear There's 100% satisfaction guarantee for up to a year and they also have a buyback program for anything used to sell as a secondhand item at a lower price There's a bike shop that will service your bike, they have a bunch of camping gear, cold weather gear, clearance clothing items. They also have a backpack section with somebody that can help you go over the different backpacks, the correct way to wear them and the different options when buying.

In the middle of the winter, just the day before the massive snowstorm Benjamin arrived, my winter…read morecoat decided to retire. Granted, it was 7 years old and zippers don't work forever. In an attempt to find an upgrade immediately, I went to REI. At REI you'll find an assortment of items for your active lifestyle. There's items for camping, for hiking, for skiing, etc... The coats are sorted by brand. I looked through, they had just one, in one color and one size. I asked the associate, they told me I could order online. Mind blowing info, isn't it? Unfortunately my online experience wasn't much better. Maybe everyone else is looking to replace their coats at the same time. I walked out empty handed. It might be worth stopping by, since the rest of their inventory looked like it might cater to certain lifestyles.

I absolutely love all the hippie crap you find at Anthropologie, and I mean that in the best way…read morepossible. Their bohemian vibe is what will always draw me into their stores even if 9 times out of 10 I always walk out empty handed because their prices are so high. Every now and again I do manage to get a little something, and its usually when they have either their midyear summer sale or the new years sale where you get an additional 50 percent off their already discounted items. I've actually gotten a lot of things that aren't clothes like body spray, hair accessories, dinnerware, candles, and actually; one of the best Thai cookbooks I own I bought at this store for 10 bucks on clearance. People at this store particularly are very friendly. It's clean and well kept as well.

Anthropologie of Westfarms is a beautifully styled store, of women's quality items and home pieces…read more This store isn't as elaborately styled as some stand alone Anthropologie stores that aren't a part of a mall. As soon as I walk inside I'll notice beautiful dresses, that might be off the shoulder or backless, in the most stunning fabrics, colors and prints. Their home section offers some beautiful pieces that any host would be thrilled to receive as a gift. The mugs, glasses, dish towels, aprons, and candles are all great examples of those gift giving appropriate items. With holidays or seasons you'll find the fitting decor. I've always been impressed with the wide variety of Christmas ornaments, and the intricate detail that adorns each one. The one big drawback is the cost. Anthropologie is high end. However, currently during their 40% off sale, it might be a good time to check out the sale section.

Francesca's of West Hartford has been in this location for probably close to 10 years. This is a…read morechain retailer that sells women's clothes and accessories. This store is worth checking out if you're looking for a nicer dress for a baby or a bridal shower, a birthday event or a special concert. The quality of the items is average, while the prices don't reflect that. They also have some silly knickknacks, that are cute, but can be much less expensive at other retailers. They have a large assortment of fashion jewelry, in particular earrings, they are all categorized by color. I have purchased some items here over the years. This is by no means my go to store. If I'm meeting someone in town, I'll sometimes browse through Francesca's till they're ready to meet. If I was still in high school maybe I'd be more drawn to shopping here more frequently. For now it's just a store that I occasionally stop by.

Very nice place, with good people. Always help I buy gifts for my mom here and she always loves…read morethem, so I recommend it

I've been shopping at DSW for years, and overall it's still a solid place to find quality shoes…read morewith a wide selection. On my latest visit, I found exactly what I needed without too much hassle, which is always a win. That said, it feels like the discounts and deals that DSW was once known for have scaled back a bit. It used to be easier to find deeper markdowns or snag something under $50, but now you have to dig a little harder--and even then, the deals aren't quite what they used to be. The clearance section felt more picked over than usual, and the pricing structure can be a little confusing at times. Still, the store was clean, organized, and the staff was helpful. If you know what you're looking for and keep an eye out for rewards or promotions, you can still score a good deal--it just takes a bit more effort than it used to.

To preface, this review is not towards the Plainville store, as they have great customer service…read moreand friendly staff! However, I tried using a sale discount online about a month ago, but it excluded ASICS. I find it odd a shoe store would exclude a brand, but that's ok. ASICS are the most comfortable to me considering I have a heel spur, and one foot that had surgery. Just to offer my opinion to consider including ASICS, I sent a message to their customer service via email. The following day, I received a nice response from Yelena, acknowledging my inquiry and to please send them the pair I was interested in, along with my size and they would be happy to honor the sale. A few days later I replied along with a screenshot and the size. I reached out twice over the next couple of weeks and never received a response. I then sent a regular letter via mail requesting feedback. Zero response. I wasn't looking for exceptions to begin with, but why offer if you aren't going to back it up? I'm not sure how you simply ignore a customer, but that appears to have taken place here.

Great selection of clothes, shoes, hats, bags, etc for all four seasons! Staff is available to…read morehelp but not overbearing. Great quality clothes and gear, so you may pay a little extra but the staff lasts a long time. Check out the yummy treats near the checkout area, highly recommend the chocolate covered blueberries!

I love LL Bean! It's a staple amongst us New Englanders! The associates at this location are…read moreusually very helpful and during my last visit it was no exception! I was looking for a certain inseam in a certain pair of jeans and the associate asked me if I needed help and looked up the inventory and found their to be 1 left in the store. After several minutes, he came back with the right sized item and I was able to try it on and make my purchase!

In the late afternoon on 2/12, I was in the store. The 2 women working were horrible. The blond…read morehaired girl who had all the personality of a burned out 20 watt bulb looked disinterested in helping anyone. The dark haired pillowy woman with the plastic face, aggressive eyelashes and inflatable lips feigned interest as well as she rolled her eyes. The two would shoot each other looks and practically giggle. What are they, 12 year olds? Definitely too old looking to be high school girls and should act more appropriately. They also gave the impression they were better than those shopping there. Really, after all they are just sales clerks. Carter's used to stand for more than just clothing, it used to also stand for the personal attention as well. Employees like that usually find themselves terminated, but at the very least should not work together if that's what they present for customer service when they do.

Love shopping here! They often have great sales, and you earn money-off benefits when you join…read moretheir free rewards program. You can find great deals in the clearance section, and I often buy clearance items in larger sizes for when my daughter is older. The non-sale prices are a little high for things like socks and shoes, so I recommend having coupons with you. The quality is excellent and they have very cute clothes and accessories!

Not really a big fan. My kids where looking for everything…read moreadvertised on tv but we didn't find anything. I was surprised and sad to find how unkempt they kept the store. Its very affordable but the selections were minimal.

Racial profiling its unbelieveable in this store everyone of color or hispaniccdont steal ..manager…read moresent a workercto shoes where i wasxwith my daughters i noticed her stupid ass only went to check a price tag quickly and then was just standing there like a dum dum so i asked her a question then she got smart then we get to register and they did not want to refund me my money on a purchase the same day because that was the last pair. I didnt argue because my daughter gets snxiety but this store has done this before i will not purchase anything out of here ever again