I hesitated about leaving this review because in a crazy time like this I think we can all benefit…read morefrom more compassion. However, my recent experiences at Barbara Ellick left a bad taste in my mouth. As someone who has worked in customer service for over 10 years, I consider myself sympathetic to those in my profession. Having grown up on The Main Line and lived here for over 30 years, I've always heard about snobbery around here but never experienced it myself until my recent interaction at Barbara Ellick. I called to ask about a piece of jewelry that was not on the website but that I had seen in a previous visit in the store. Amy made me feel like she was doing me a favor by answering my questions, asked me if I checked their website, I had in their Instagram, I had as well. I maybe asked five questions about this piece of jewelry over the course of our phone call and Amy's responses and attitude made me feel like she had better things to do. She was very snippy and rude. For the record I had my eye on a necklace style that's available from Roberto Coin but was trying to shop locally for the holidays. Given this experience I've adjusted my review from 5 stars to 1 and will never shop here again.

If you want the greatest selection in a small specialty store for jewels, this is the place. And…read moreAmy Meinster is such a nice person to work with! High-end.

The service was great you had undivided attention from the owner.& you didn't feel rushed & the…read moreprices were very fair, this place will now be one of my favorites

Good Day, I just had one of the Best shopping experiences at…read morethis boutique. The customer service, coziness and prices were AWESOME... If your looking for great service, unique clothing and accessories... Stop in... I guarantee you'll be pleased. Na'ilah - Philadelphia

From the owner: Amatullah's Treasures specializes in unique "TREASURES"…read more I invite you to come and Treasure Hunt here at Amatullah's Treasures, we specialize in unique clothing, jewelry, handbags and accessories.

This is a great store. I came to check out the clothing in the 2nd part of the store, but bought…read moresome lavender steamers instead. They are small, but potent and give off the most delightful smell. I am looking forward to return for some more skin care/beauty items. The soaps smelled terrific too.

No plastic!! Great service. Friendly staff. Good selection of refillable items…read more Shampoo bars.

Great place to shop and, I received some great customer service here from the fragrance and shoe…read moredepartment. No complaints and if you go here see Aubrey at fragrances downstairs.

This location is closing. I went their to find a gift for my husband birthday. When I first went…read morein the Security guard agreed me at the door. I was looking around and majority of the items in each department was gone. So I made my way over to the Polo section , because my husband loves to wear polo. And the young lady in the department is very nice and helpful. But the items that was in the department was extremely too high. They seem like they up the price. Because they're going out of business. So I walked around the whole store , even went to the shoe department thinking I was going to buy me up here shoes. I left the polo shop and wandered around. Went to the 2nd floor and it was like a ghost tale that was the woman's department.The ranks was empty to tables was empty and so was the shoe rack. It was a great store wireless run over during all my lunch or after work to go pick up guests for my loved one. But this time I really couldn't buy any fake.There was no makeup , no pocketbook , no shoes and no clothes in your price range. Then the staff was all sitting around and standing around and on their cell phone. In the whole store it might have been about 100 staff in the store. They have some nice item in the store. I\nPicked up a pear shoes that was so sure , and the shoes was five thousand dollars. A puffy women's jacket that was polo was nine hundred dollars. No thank you. I just walked around picked the items.It was taken pictures. And some of the people went in here looking for sales and was disappointed.Wholesale and left file with no bags. When I shop at Saks and come on with a bag, I feel so great but at this time, I was very unhappy. I don't know when the closing date , but they are narrowing it down. The staff was even taking a scanner and scanning things with a self and asking about buying the furniture that was in the store , just absolutely sad and crazy. I'm sorry to date you have to lose the job.\nAnd now there's a pick department store empty , like the rest of the stores in philadelphia. Hopefully when I go back to work on monday , I can run over my lunch break or that I get off of work and see if the prices went down. The last time I checked , it was twenty five percent which is not much. And when he got the news that the store was closed , they hated and sent all the high end pocketbook , shoes cologne to sell here not really for sure. But even online, the items are high, they say the sale, but not a sell. So what do you think check it out? And you can't take anything back to the store.So what are you holding. I think the lady in the polo shop said If I was buying my husband something makes sure I know his size because they wasn't accepted return. Sending prayers to all the worker.

A small women's clothing boutique close in the Penn/Drexel area has big style! The sales girl was…read moresuper nice and helpful. The boutique owner is also a personal stylist so the clothes and accessories are well curated. A lot of the clothing is geared to the college age but there's many pieces appropriate for all ages. There's accessories too and table display with stylish jewelry. The owner sells new items from her personal stylist business at 30% off. There's also a 50% off sale rack. The dressing rooms are a good size, well lit and have a chair. The boutique is a good addition to this area of mostly chain stores.

I walked in to buy something for an upcoming interview - just browsing. The shopkeeper (white…read morefemale) was on her phone on speaker. Her conversation partner said something about coronavirus, the shopkeeper responded with laughter about how we're "all going to get it" to which her friend responded "maybe it'll kill off half the chinese ... we couldn't get them with Hiroshima or whatever" (this happened a couple minutes ago so I remember it well). To this the shopkeeper responded with laughter, saying "oh my god, stop" twice and trying to warn her she was on speaker.

I should point out that the former owner sold to someone else so I can't verify if having them…read moreinstall a lock will go so smoothly. It pays to ask questions about a job that you want done. The past job was 5 stars.

Excellent service , goes above and beyond. First choice hands down for anything hardware related…read more.Owner Abe is very professional and provides excellent customer service.

I have been shopping here from time to time. It has cute things and the price reflects it. Today's…read moreexperience however puts an unpleasant mark. The tea towel I liked very much had no label and no price tag on it, apparently was the last one in stock. The sales person refused to offer a small discount for its unkept, almost non-giftable appearance. He also did not even offer to gift wrap the many things I have purchased. When I asked for two boxes for the cups I bought, he said the boxes were only meant for clothing, even though I saw perfect sizes for the cups behind him. What kind of customer service is this? Just because the store items are cute, no curtesies are given to the customers? Ridiculous. I will not be shopping there anymore.

One of my favorite gift shops in Philly. Cute everything - cards, home goods, jewelry. It's a go to…read morespot when I need a gift or am looking for a little something fun for myself. The store is beautifully curated.

Epic fail trying to return some winter clothes I didn't get to wear because we really haven't had…read moremuch of a winter. The last sale price was 3x below what I paid so I deemed it not worth it. I'll just hold on to them until next year. Hopefully I'll get to wear them. Still love old navy, no shade !!

The time has come where I can no longer buy the NMT clothing based on his age (3T) or his size (M)…read more No, the NMT is now a 16 year old, with his first serious summer job. This job required blue jeans, an article of clothing he previously shunned. I knew we'd need a variety of sizes and cuts for him to figure out what was most comfortable. So off we go to Old Navy, me happily and him looking like he was in the Bataan Death March. He's not a clothes shopper. As expected, they had their Wall Of Jeans, grouped by cut. We got there early, just after opening. What was surprising and disappointing was the disarray on the shelves. Jeans heaped in piles. Sizes all over the place. Sizes plain old missing. If looked like the end of a busy day, not the start. I plowed through, sending Sir Grumpy off to try on different cuts and measurements. Fairly...almost too quickly- he deemed a pair or two "perfect". Fine. I then browsed for some shorts for me, found a few great pairs. Done. This particular location is cavernous, as it was a Penn Fruit grocery store in a previous life. It's decent laid out and well lit. The staff were fine. Where it fell short though was in the disarray- either poor restocks no management, or none. Given that the big is an odd size tight now I likely will be going elsewhere in the future, where the stocking is better and the size availability is complete.