When I go to Sephora it's because I'm usually looking for something in particular that only they…read moresell. They are always nice. They are also always packed. I think because they are the only Sephora in the area. They always have the latest fragrances and one of my favorite places to go for fragrances.

I went there to get some gifts for my friends and they gave me such great service. The are OK, but…read morethe service was so good. The overall vibe of the place was just cool. and they gave me a birthday gift because I signed up and I became a beauty inside her and then they gave me a birthday gift so nice.

The place has been here as long as I can remember coming here to shop at the Summit. I've been…read moreusing their verbena shower gel for a while now and just love the scent! On my last visit here, I got a travel size hand and body cream scent in their Mon Amor scent. Both smelled amazing and are super nourishing on my skin. I LOVE their products. The store itself is small but they have so many products. They also had a facial soap I was really interested in and reasonably priced at $14. Some of their other products were a bit pricier. The associate working there was very friendly and knowledgeable about their products. I do feel a little pressure walking in there, so you may end up spending or buying more things then you intended on. Just a heads up!

Yes, they sell French soap and hand cream and other fragrances here. But guess what? It's no more…read moreexpensive than items you'd buy at Bath & Body Works. I probably would have never ventured in here had I not received these mini L'Occitane soaps at a resort in Mexico. It's Verbena scented, French milled, pure vegetable soap. The small, square soap that I received at the resort seems to last forever and the scent is heavenly. I was pleasantly surprised how long that mini soap lasted. Anyway, I was down to my last mini bar of soap from the resort (yes, I snagged as many as the house keeper would leave for me) and I remembered this store was in The Summit. The store is 1/3 the size of Bath and Body Works, but it really doesn't need to be bigger. Honestly, I never went in the store previously because I just thought it wasn't my kind of store. But I'm glad I went in ! The soap comes in a huge, brick-like, oversized bar and also smaller squares (but bigger than the minis I received at the resort.) As soon as I walked in I told the extremely nice and helpful sales person what I was looking for and she knew immediately. She was awesome and not pushy at all. She explained the kind of soaps and what makes them different than regular soap. If you want to give something nice as a "thank you" or house-warming or host gift, take a stop in here and look around. They also have body oils, body creams and shower gels, as well as perfume. The scents aren't over-powering or cloyingly sweet because they are all made from natural, not man-made ingredients, like lavender, verbena, almond, and shea. They only have a handful of scents so you won't be overwhelmed by choices. And there is also a men's section. Now, you WILL pay a bit more for the large sizes of some items and it may seem to be a bit much for shower gel. But, because the bar soaps lasts FOREVER, so I was totally ok with buying the smaller size for $8. Sure, it's an indulgence, but why not treat yourself to something special? Next time you're walking around The Summit, check it out. It's right down from the Apple Store.

Perfume Point Is Scamming People!…read more This needs to be addressed ASAP. This isn't a smear campaign...this is a genuine concern and complaint. It's looking like this mall is hosting and endorsing scammers. I recently bought from Perfume Point and was completely and deliberately misled. The salesperson showed fake "discounts" on a tiny screen, lied about the price, and sold me something labeled as perfume and if turns out it was cologne. After checking online, I realized I paid MORE than retail. That's unacceptable and the practices aren't "sales tactics". it's outright lies. I hoped that the established had more integrity and hope they make it right. I thought maybe it was just me, but your online reviews say otherwise. This is clearly a pattern. It's shady. Unless something Is done, I intend to reach out to local media, consumer protection, and I also know people at local Delaware stations Unfortunately, it may take something extreme like this actually stop the foolishness.

This place has RUDE employees!!! Got upset because I wanted…read moreto exchange a Fragrance. He pretty much wanted me out of the store. Picked up my purse and phone for me and handed it to me. Do not shop with them.

Prices here are always a tad high so I wait on sales. The quality of products are always nice. I…read morehave soaps, bar and men's bath and body wash. I have purchased lotion as well . I was disappointed this time as when I got to the register the items that I pickerel were all regular priced even tho they were in the discount section in groups. Of course I left my items as I was on a budget. Sometimes I will buy sale items to stock up.

It was so nice. Nicely organized. I kind of think it would be better if they put the car freshners…read morein a ore central location, instead of off to the side when you first come in. Can't really see it. But they were quite helpful, helping me find what I was looking for. I love the wallflower fragrances and they almost always have a sale on them. This one is the closest location to my house so I'm there a lot lol

Do not go here. Very rude ignorant people working here. I just went into Salon to ask if I could…read morechange my appointment to earlier time. And they couldn't accommodate me which was fine. I left and received a text message that they canceled my appointment. So I called to ask why they said my behavior and I was swearing I don't even act like any of what they accusing me with. That is ridiculous and outrageous. Katherine is who responded to me with all these accusations. I am so upset and appalled that someone could lie like this. I would be scared to even step foot in their store to be lied on in anyway. And yes I already reached out to customer service after speaking to Katherine at salon. And also went further than that. They need to look at the cameras and listen in. Which will also be done by upper authorities

Came in to return a Christmas gift my husband purchased for me he came in & asked for a bottle of…read moreValentino perfume and was given the men's cologne instead (bless his heart he was clueless) apparently the sales associate wasn't in the best mood he said she walked right passed him & went out the door came back in & then asked if he needed help I'm not sure what was up with that but nevertheless we returned it & this time the sales associate we got was extremely apologetic very nice and he personally pointed us in the right direction and we were able to get the correct bottle I never come in makeup stores b/c it's a little overwhelming for me but the young man made it a breeze AND I'm loving my perfume

Let's be honest; I think Birmingham only got a Saks because of the behind the scenes…read moreParisian/Proffit's/McCrae's headquarters, etc. and where some of its executives preferred to live. It was a smaller, but very nice store with a lot of offerings that couldn't be found elsewhere. I loved to shop here when my kids were young, and I knew I could always find an upscale outfit for myself when I needed. However, the selection seems to have started going downhill after the Hudson Bay acquisition in 2013. Every time I went in, there seemed to be fewer and fewer products and more open space. I think they tried to pass it off as more open space made it feel more boutique and more refined. I say it just made the store quicker to shop. The one exception was probably the Louis Vuitton shop. I don't know if it was actually independently operating within Saks or still a part of it, but it did always seem better staffed with a much better inventory than the rest of the store. My last visit was before the 2025 holidays. I went expecting to see much more inventory for the season. Instead, it was very sparse, and it didn't look like there was any more in there than at the end of a season with a few sale racks and not a lot of new merchandise. Sadly, it was announced (2/10/26) that this location will be closing along with several more under some bankruptcy/reorganization of the parent company.

Well, as we all know this location is closing. There was not much to choose from and sizes were…read morelimited. The few remaining employees were engaging and willing to assist with inquiries. Prices were slashed and deep discounts were offered. Looking for a formal dress in limited sizes and styles were still available.

I often shop Nordstrom and Nordstrom Rack online. I love that I can return anything that doesn't…read morework to this location of Nordstrom Rack. Returns are always easy, and the cashiers are efficient and pleasant. I do shop this location periodically. It's about a 50/50 chance on whether the stock is orderly and organized. The worst area is usually the cosmetics and accessories (to the far right in the store). If you like to dig through the additional markdowns, it's not unusual to find items broken, sampled, etc. Same for the additional mark clothing; every once in a while those racks look more like thrift racks than clearance, but once you find that diamond in the rough it can be worth it. I do wish this location got more of the special occasion pieces, but either I always miss them or they go to different Rack locations. If you've got the time, it's a great place to find great prices on everything from budget-friendly brands to designer brands.

While I frequent this Nordstrom Rack when visiting my hometown city, I know that have need to have…read morea tank full of patience! Nordstrom Rack has discounted designer and popular high end brands that haven't sold in their Nordstrom stores. It's not uncommon to have difficulty finding assistance, finding sizes in the wrong place - specifically shoes, messy racks, clothes left in changing rooms, and a long checkout line moving at a snails pace. When shopping here I expect at least a 50% discount, but it's not uncommon to only find 25%-30% on discounted items. Even with these negatives, I've found great shoes and some clothing. I will return because I love the thrill of a good hunt!

Upon entry I was immediately greeted and offered assistance. I came for the massage bar, the scent…read moreI wanted was out of stock. The employee offered other suggestions. I purchased the coconut drench massage bar and a tin. I noticed after purchasing I had a sample for cuticle butter. Love this location.

The staff at lush is always incredible! They are so friendly and welcoming. If you are unsure on a…read morescent or what you may need they are happy to help and will steer you to what you need.

The gentleman that helped me today was very helpful and knowledgeable about the Aveda products. I…read moreneeded something to hydrate my scalp and hair and also for my face. They had what I needed in the store and I also purchased a root booster. I look forward to trying the products. This store is conveniently located in the Summit near Chuy's and the cheesecake factory.

From the owner: Founded in 1978 with a mission to care for the world and always opposed to animal testing, Aveda…read morecreates vegan, high-performance hair, skin and body formulas for beauty professionals and consumers, all with sustainability at heart. Aveda innovates in botanical technologies and green chemistry, combining the principles of modern science and Ayurveda, the ancient healing art of India. Aveda's hair care is 90% naturally derived[1] and features iconic aromas from pure flower and plant essences. Aveda is Leaping Bunny approved by Cruelty Free International, the globally recognizable gold standard of approval for cruelty free products. Aveda Corporation is a certified B Corporation, meeting high verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.

I know I'm getting older because why am I at the department store's Clinique counter? Well, I'll…read moretell you why. I don't have to deal with the sticky teens in Sephora, the unattentive staff at Ulta, and I get to explore lots of different, quiet nooks of shopping. I got my Clinique stuff, they were having a good deal and a good gift with purchase situation, definitely worth checking out. The women at the counter were very nice, helpful, and knowledgeable about the products. Before YouTube, TikTok, and online tutorials, women learned to do makeup from the ladies at the makeup counters! It does feel special and very no-judgement. I like it there, very different vibe from Sephora. My mom shopped swimsuits while I went to go check on the Fiesta Ware stock. I've inherited the brightly-colored plates of my childhood and love them to pieces. Belk had an ok selection of 4-6 Fiesta colors. Unfortunately, a lot of my bowls and plates seem to be old models. I'd like to add to my collection, but struggling to find the old shapes! This is how they get you, I guess. I'll have to bite the bullet on some rounder bowls. Macy's also stocks Fiesta, I haven't been there to check it out. Belk is really the only department store left at The Summit! Thankfully, it's a good one!

John in the jewelry department is quite rude and condescending. That's the kindest thing I can…read morethink to say.