I wanted to write a quick review about famous footwear mainly because of the interaction had with…read morethe manager. She was awesome. She was so friendly and helpful. There are lots of different shoes choices on the floor and she could direct me in the right direction with ease. She appropriately ignored my stir crazy kids and we're goofing around but not causing too much trouble. (I was grateful)There's nothing that new or innovative about famous footwear. It's a pretty straightforward place. My kids both got great deals on sneakers that were brand names for much less. When very good people work in places like this they deserve to get good reviews even for regular old places like the footlocker.

Today Sunday 23rd I went to the store and was closed. There I went 2 weeks ago . Now it does not…read moresays if will open this week. All other stores are really away from my area. It just says to go to the web site. Oh I need to return 2 pair of shoes. Why you can not place a sign with some more assertive words than "Temporarily closed " and " go to the web site? IM

Has gone so far downhill over the past few years. All private label crap. Can't find anything of…read morequality anymore shame.

Omg this store is wonderful! A friends brought me so we could look for shoes for a party I was…read moreattending. Their shoe department is gigantic! I have never been to a store that had such an incredible selection in my size! To say I was excited was an understatement. Needless to say we were shopping for over three hours (that's about 2 1/2 more than I like). I wound up with five pairs of shoes and two dresses! I was thrilled and can't wait to go back! I will say that the stores are not all the same size so while you live one store another might not have as much. I am looking forward to going back soon!

Eagle Village Shops is such a quaint and welcoming shopping experience. They have a variety of…read moreshops, from clothing boutiques to home decor and, of course, Valley Forge Flowers. If you're hungry, the Village includes my favorite, A Taste of Britain (tea shop and restaurant) as well as The Silverspoon (great for brunch). There's more than enough free parking, or opt for the nearby Strafford Station for regional rail. Check out this cute Village!

From the owner: Eagle Village Shops is an open-air lifestyle shopping center with over two dozen retail shops,…read morethree full-service restaurants and assorted personal services. Located in Radnor Township, our quaint village-styled center is easily accessed via Lancaster Avenue, a major thoroughfare connecting several towns on Philadelphia's Main Line. Our beautifully landscaped grounds and plentiful storefront parking provide the ideal shopping and dining experience.

I ordered an expensive pendant online a month ago and it still has not shipped. I've tried…read morecontacting Eaves repeatedly by email (bounces back) and by phone (voice message saying to email them). Finally, I disputed the transaction with my bank. Order from them at your own risk.

If you're in Wayne PA and you want the best women's fashion (for my wife) you need to go to Eaves…read more Very cool women's boutique. Great selection. Extremely refined and curated. Fantastic and friendly sales help.

Love this store for its size and simplicity! I know there's one in Freehold NJ, but I wish there…read morewas a location much closer to North Jersey. Surprisingly, I stumbled upon their location when I was in Amsterdam, Netherlands earlier this year. They have great, reasonable deals on various items (i.e. jewelry, makeup, other accessories, hats, boots, clothes, etc). I purchased the most adorable Keith Haring bucket hat. It was on sale for $1... yes, ONE dollar. No way I could leave that on the rack. Lol! Also, the service is friendly and upbeat at the checkout counter to make for an all around joyful shopping experience. Update: a fellow Elite Yelper kindly informed me that there are Primark locations in North Jersey (one at Jersey Gardens Mall & the other at American Dream Mall). Fantastic! Thanks, Rose :)

This is my all time favorite store. Reasonably priced, great selections from family to home…read moredecor!! The store is a London based store and does not have an online presence. This means you have to visit a physical location. But trust me, it's worth it. Take a trip, visit, you won't be disappointed.

The sales staff here have been pleasant, but I mostly consign clothes here. If that's what you are…read moredoing then note you won't get a billion dollars for your stuff. I find they mostly have a price SET for certain items and it doesn't necessarily matter if they come from high end stores or run of the mill ones. Also you get a percentage based on that set price.............30% 40%. And when you get your check when the contract is finished it really is a small pittance, but if you do it regularly it adds up. I'm quite surprised at some of the clothing brands they do take cause some come from TJ Maxx which is in the same shopping center, some come from ummmmm Kohl's or Boscov's.............but hey if it's your style than go for it. And they do have some nice shoes and purses. I suppose the people who have high end name brand make out the best cause the percentage is higher. I would definitely visit the store if you thrift just know it's pricey- but you do get clean clothes.

This place is a joke. I've been browsing their inventory for the past year and a half; so, when I…read morewas told they only deal in "name brand high end designers," I thought I was in the twilight zone. The rude person inspecting my clothing never introduced herself and told me to go back to my closet and find more high end items then come back. (Not likely.) I find it ironic that this enterprise, part of Nordstrom, which is where most of my clothing is from, was not interested in pristine Nic and Zoe, Madewell, Zella, etc. Linen items she didn't recognize (bought in New Orleans and Miami, were also passed on. Better consignment shops to deal with.

This store is so beautiful and actually connected to Terrain next door! I primarily came to try on…read morewedding dresses and had a wonderful experience doing so, but the actual store was so big and had a great selection of merchandise. I shopped around downstairs after my wedding dress consultation. It is very clean and has a variety of different things for purchase, including clothing, shoes, accessories, and home decor! Overall, I would definitely come back in the future.

The customer service is superb. In addition to their clothing line they've also added candles and…read moreother cute household items. I love their clothing they usually have items that you won't find anywhere else. I was eying this really cute zodiac sweatshirt online for a while. While visiting my cousin in Wilmington NC she mentioned that Anthropologie was really close by, lol well everything is close by in Wilmington NC... I love it!! Sooo, needless to say I bought my SAGITTARIUS sweatshirt super cute and the gave me 20% off of my purchase because it was my birthday!! Yesssss!! So, yes I recommend shopping at this store,

Throughout my search for a wedding gown, I visited bridal salons in Philadelphia, New York City,…read moreAustin, and the surrounding suburbs. Unfortunately, the Wedding Shoppe was by far the worst experience I had. From the moment I arrived, the level of unprofessionalism was shocking. I now understand and agree with many of the one-star reviews here. The sales staff were not only dismissive, but outright rude both in person and over the phone. During my appointment, the consultant repeatedly interrupted my mother while she was trying to ask simple questions about the dresses. When I expressed that I wanted a few moments to step back, talk with my mom, and think about a gown I genuinely loved, her demeanor shifted noticeably. Instead of being supportive during what should be a special and thoughtful decision, she became cold and visibly annoyed. What made the experience even worse was the condition of the salon itself. For a place that presents itself as high-end, the environment was incredibly disappointing, the space smelled musty, and the bathroom was unclean and poorly maintained. While the store carries beautiful gowns from reputable designers, the experience of purchasing one should match the quality of the product. Unfortunately, the way this salon treats its customers reflects poorly on those designers. I would strongly discourage anyone from booking an appointment here. Wedding dress shopping should feel exciting and special, this was anything but.

I had an incredibly bad experience here--I couldn't believe how unprofessional and downright mean…read morethe saleswomen were. Within minutes of walking in, my sister overheard one of the saleswomen making a very snobby and unkind comment about how I was dressed (wearing a very nice blouse and jeans--I guess I was expected to show up in a formal gown?) Unforgivably, they treated my mother with incredible disrespect. They acted like she was some kind of peasant, making endless comments about how pricey THESE dresses are, so maybe we should look at this rack instead? We had an appointment to look at bridesmaid dresses, and while we were perusing someone actually went up to my mother and asked, "Are you shopping, or just dreaming?" What a miserable person. You really would have thought we were on the set of Pretty Woman, not an upscale bridal shop. Just shameful. I never got the chance to give them a budget, but they immediately assumed we were shopping out of our league. I had been to the store before, I knew very well what to expect. Save yourself a miserable time and skip this shop. My mom and sister drove in from out of state to get some wedding planning done, they ruined what was supposed to be a nice day and made us all feel humiliated and judged. Note: I confronted our sales associate and another employee before we left about her awful treatment of my mother and their repeated insults. Nothing was done, no apology was offered. This wasn't one bad egg having a bad day, this is the accepted culture of that shop. Stay far away.

Who knew going to a store with the sole purpose of buying running shoes could teach you a lot about…read moreyourself in less than an hour... I went here on Wednesday November 22nd in the early afternoon. I entered the store, and I took a look around since it was my first time in there. I saw that some of their staff was already helping other customers, and after looking around for a few minutes, I decided to take a seat until someone offered to help a few minutes later. An employee then spoke into a mic/walkie talkie to indicate to someone in the back/side room that I needed help. Afterwards, an employee came out and we got the show on the road. I told her I was interested in understanding what kind of feet I have and what would be the best shoe for me. Before we got started with the fun, I had to answer a few basic questions like how often do I plan on running, what kind of cushion, how much will I run in a week, etc; So in order to find the right shoe, I needed to take my socks off and walk/run barefoot with socks provided by them on a treadmill while she filmed behind me with an iPad for 10-20 seconds. Once the employee got a good enough recording, then we headed over to the Fit Finder. For some reason the Fit Finder wasn't playing nice with her iPad, so we kind of stood around for a minute or two and then technology magically fixed itself. Afterwards I had to stand on it with both feet, stand on my feet in specific ways, put more weight on specific feet, etc; Once we finished doing all of that, then we got to go to the big TV and understand my results! There is where I learned some interesting facts about myself! First it provided a couple shoe recommendations as well as other product recommendations. Now the nittygritty. The Fit Finder and treadmill fun was able to tell me how long my feet are, my feet width, my feet alignment, arch heights on each foot, and other not as useful facts like ball width, ball girth, instep height, and heel width. Here I learned how severely different my arch heights were in both feet. How one foot can be shorter than the other... Also how I have narrower feet on average than a typical guy... The list goes on, but it taught me a lot about my feet that you wouldn't know from just trying on shoes or just looking at your feet. So based on all of that and how I walk/run, they were able to recommend stability shoes. However as we were talking about shoes then began the kind of subtle push for their custom support insole. Now I never necessarily said no or yes to it, but quickly as we were getting to the shoe trying on phase, she began heating up the insoles. We then did a standing act to form the insoles to my feet. Afterwards, she trimmed the insoles based on my feet/shoe size which in my head I kind of questioned since I never agreed to buying the custom insoles. However I just went along. We tried on a good few pairs, and I eventually settled on a pair in a color and size that wasn't available in store. Based on their Black Friday deals, I was also logically convinced into getting their VIP rewards plan. It was at a price that would ultimately save me money, allow for me to return the custom insoles, get a discount on the shoes + insoles, and then also get a lot of in-store cashback. I ultimately spent $236 on the shoes ($126), custom insoles ($90), and membership ($20). I saved $24 with the membership, and I received $63.20 in in-store cash. So to me that seems like a pretty good value, but maybe I spent more then I needed if I just bought the shoes. Regardless, I left the store with the custom insoles and the shoes to be delivered in a few days. Their website didn't really play nice with linking the cashback to my account or linking my membership, but it eventually linked after a couple days. My in store Fit Finder results for whatever reason did not tie back to my account on the website, but they at least email you the results to reference for later. On another note, I was told that if I want to cancel my paid membership, I have to call them... So one of those days I attempted, and I sat on hold for like 30 minutes and gave up. I still need to... Lets hope I don't forget canceling by next year! Ultimately I think it was a great experience. I learned a LOT about my feet, bought shoes, kind of got a deal, and kind of got upsold? Regardless, I still feel like it was overall a great experience, and it is a worth a trip to understand how your feet are.

If you're looking for a tailored sneakers shopping experience, look no further! Once you step in…read morefor your appointment, expect to stay at least an hour. They will record how you walk on a treadmill and mark how you put your weight on your feet. With this information they will recommend shoes best for you. They have a wall of Asics, Brooks, Hoka, New Balance, Saucony. They will also make $100 custom insoles for you to try. We found everyone in the store to be attentive and kind. I brought my 70 year old mother here and she says her new Brooks are the most comfortable shoes she's ever had. With the attention comes the higher price; these are also the most expensive sneakers I've ever purchased. Additionally, if you're here to just buy something without the appointment, almost everyone is occupied helping other people that you end up waiting around at the register with no one in sight.