One of my favorite stores at Garden City Center, and a must visit every time we are here. I love…read morethe bohemian-chic vibes of the clothing and home accessories, and can never leave without buying (ahem) several items. During this visit in particular, I was looking for a fun outfit for my company holiday party, and went into the fitting room with many options in tow. The dressing room attendants were friendly and offered great feedback, even running back into the store to get different colors and sizes, and also pieces they thought would compliment the look I was going for. I ended up leaving not only with a great outfit for the event, but also with a few other pieces to wear to work. The pieces are on the $$-$$$ side, however, they are fun and unique, and if this is your style, this particular location is a great place to shop!

Even though Anthropologie is known as a clothing retailer what attracted us to come into the store…read morewas the nice Home Decor window they had....it was really inviting to see the beautiful home accessories they had. They had a variety of things like candles, pillows, table accent decor, etc. Anthropologie has approximately 200 stores across the U.S., Canada, and the UK that offers an assortment of clothing, jewelry, home furniture, decoration, beauty products, and gifts. We loved the products and the way they were displayed...very nice...

stopped in this place one day on my way back to Rhode island.....It's a cute little shop but they…read morehave absolutely nothing for women ... Who wear plus sizes. I guess it's a consignment shop but most of the stuff comes from vendors down in New York or wherever from what I was told. Great idea since the stuff from the vendors down there is dirt cheap. But they should supply items for women of all sizes not just a few. There was a gentleman there he was very nice.

They have some cute stuff. Apparently the owner goes to New York and then resells things. The one…read morestar is for the consignment part. If you bring some quality and expensive items there to be sold on consignment, if they don't sell she keeps them! Never received an answer as to why period Absolutely absurd. Who wants to leave a 100 or $200 brand name pocketbook, and then if it doesn't sell let the person keep it. ? I definitely would not sell anything here. The gentleman at the counter is very nice.

So easy to get lost for hours in this store! Prices can be high but the quality you get will last…read moreyou for years so it is worth it. Brought my sis in law here because their variety of full figured items is extensive I knew she'd find a winter coat here and she did within 10 minutes of entering the store

This review isn't so much about the store itself (though I've been a fan of L.L. Bean since I was…read moregifted a monogrammed backpack in the last 1900s) it's more about the boot sculpture that sits directly outside of the store. I really love this boot, it's the perfect boot and perfect sculpture of a boot. So definitely go visit the boot sculpture and then go in the actual store and buy yourself a monogrammed backpack it will last you 20 years if not longer.

I absolutely adore this store. it's full of surprises and every time I enter the eclectic shop, I…read moreleave with so many fun and wonderful pieces. Plus, there is the cutest pup who is sometimes there to greet you.

What a delightful store. They have such a great collection of unique items that you would not find…read moreelsewhere and the prices are reasonable.

I stopped at Journeys looking for some colorful shirts and boy, I got choices !…read more The store is very well laid out, so it's roomy and ample, not crowded at all...I checked out some nice patterned colorful shirts and I got a few....I also noticed they had a nice selection of footwear, including brands like UGG. Vans, Converse, Billabong, Crocs and many many more..... Journeys is a specialty chain retailer of branded fashion footwear and accessories with approximately 1,200 stores nationwide. Journeys operates five retail concepts across North America including Journeys, Journeys Kidz, Shi by Journeys, Underground by Journeys and Little Burgundy. Journeys is focused on "quickly shifting fashion footwear trends." and is described as the anti-Foot Locker. Journeys opened its first store in Nashville, Tennessee at Rivergate Mall in December 1986. Within ten years, Journeys had opened 100 stores, and by 1999 launched its website.

I love the REI in Garden City. Every employee, literally everyone, is so kind and helpful. They are…read morewilling to go the extra mile and never seem "bothered". REI has great outdoor brands and a decent selection. Prices range and things can be on the higher-end but it's no more expensive than the manufactures sites. I also appreciate that as a member I get perks like cash back, extended returns, etc.

Still five stars. We came in looking for a number of things. Kind of a scouting mission. REI has…read moreplenty to offer for hiking, camping, biking, kayaking, and more. We are looking for, among other things, a smaller tent (ours is huge) that we can easily lug around with us and REI has a large selection. We signed up for their membership several years ago. Just tell them your phone number when making a purchase and you get credit for the purchase. We picked up a UV protective t-shirt as a gift for someone. It was reasonably priced imho, very soft and moisture wicking. Brilliant. I should probably get myself one too. BTW, the company no longer offers bags. None. So bring a reusable bag if you plan to shop here. It's just another way to reduce waste and be a good steward. Some of the prices can be high, but not everything. They sell Patagonia which is an expensive brand, as well as other, more moderately priced items. You just have to know what you want and what you are willing to pay. If you check out the bulletin board upstairs, they offer guided excursions that look really fun. I check out their selection of hiking poles as I am looking to buy some. Everything from really reasonable basic models to foldable, light weight pricey models. So you have options. They have pet items. Personal care items. Clothes and shoes are upstairs. So many types of water bottles. Camping items for both the thru-hiker and the car-camper. Check them out. They are a good resource and the staff are friendly and happy to assist.

When you have teenagers in your family, it's always fun to stop at stores like Tillys to check out…read morethe latest trends of shirts, t-shirts, shoes, etc. Tillys primarily sells clothing, shoes, and accessories for various active lifestyles including lounging, surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding along with sports such as motorcross. Among the brands sold are Adidas, Billabong, DC Shoes, Element, Fox, Famous Stars and Straps, Elwood, Hurley, Nike SB, O'Neill, Quiksilver, RVCA, Vans, and Volcom, as well as an extensive selection of Levi's. They also sell store brands such as Blue Crown, RSQ, Micros, and West of Melrose. I got a few items for my nieces and nephews and the staff was nice and friendly. Tillys is headquartered and operated from Irvine, California.

This is a great shop. There is a lot of box and single cards inventory and the owners are…read moreincredibly nice and knowledgeable. The prices are reasonable and my husband and I go here whenever we are in the area. Highly recommend!!!

I haven't been to the shop in years, but I've gotta say, this was one of the best locations in the…read morestate for a wide selection of vintage. The owner was always good to me, even threw in a few card for free out of nowhere, which was exceptionally cool because they were 1968 Atlantic Oil Pepitone and Tresh I believe. I got great prices on everything I purchased. For everyone complaining that the owner won't match eBay prices .... This isn't home Depot! Do you message every seller on eBay that doesn't have a card for sale at what you consider a fair comp and complain to them? First of all a brick and mortar card shop has wayyyy more overhead than your average eBay seller. That being said, the atmosphere on eBay, especially with modern stuff, is to sell it as fast as possible, which usually means a lower price. Card shops aren't always in a rush to dump their stuff at a lower price. These guys have been around for decades and know the importance of being patient to maximize the return on their investments. Comps especially on newer cards literally change every week, especially if it's during the season, so of I owned a shop I wouldn't be basing my asking prices strictly from eBay comps. I've got no loyalty to the owner and I'm sure he doesn't even remember me because it's been so long, but leaving a less than favorable review over not matching an eBay price is ridiculous. That actually impacts his business negatively, and I can assure everyone that the dozen times I've made the trip to sports heroes,I was treated with great. The owner wasn't pushy, him and his son were sorting a box of vintage behind the counter or just doing their own thing. I spent time browsing through the off grade boxes they had at the center of the store ,( not certain if they're still there) they weren't looking over my shoulders. Even got into small talk on several occasions about cards and my Yankees. I have been a collector for 37 years now, and I would absolutely recommend this shop to anyone. Hope to be back soon!