Great store and selection! Poonam was extremely helpful and matches everything for you - she has…read morean eye for for pops and looks extravagant. Thank you Poonam!

I've been a customer of this boutique for years, and I must say that I'm always impressed with the…read moreexceptional quality and service .The staff, Sridevi, always attentive and knowledgeable, offering expert advice on dress selection and care that helped me make informed decisions about my purchases. I've never been disappointed with a purchase from this store, and I've always received compliments on the unique and beautiful pieces I've bought from them. The combination of excellent customer service, and high-quality products, has earned my trust and loyalty, and I will continue to rely on Fancy Stop.Sridevi also takes the time to understand her customers' needs and preferences, and uses her knowledge to provide tailored recommendations and advice. I highly recommend paying a visit to Fancy stop and experiencing the exceptional service that they have to offer.

A cute little Hawaiian boutique store in the Mira Mesa plaza where Little Sakana and Ding Tea is…read moreat. We had a lion dance performance there for their 2nd anniversary for Kimmi and her store. Congrats by the way! But the store consists of nice clothing, candles, and cute Pacific Islander gifts. Come by and check it out and support Kimmi and her local business. Aloha and Mahalo.

I'm surprised no one has reviewed Aloha Scent. This place is cool. It's tucked away in the Village…read moreat Mira Mesa Mall. I remember when the store opened it was mostly candles. Now the owner, Kimi, has lots of various items. She has handmade Hawaiian dresses, backpacks, wallets, her staple candles, and other cool items. Kimi, the owner is super sweet and has a contagious laugh. I went to get a candle. It smelled really good. I went back to get another candle and my daughter loved her backpacks. We got a hello kitty backpack and my daughter went everywhere. She showed everyone her backpack. "Look at my backpack". She is so proud of that thing. Go to Aloha Scent and buy something cool. At least check it out. There aren't any other island shops like this in the area.

I came by bringing some sneakers that have been sitting in my closet for ages, not really expecting…read moreto get an offer but they actually did and it was fair to me. More closet space! They have a decent selection of shoes (new and used) at fair market rates. The sneaker market is always up and down but all things considered everything makes sense. I didnt go there for the clothes but they had a nice selection of valuable street wear. A bit of a trek from North County where I live, but im glad that theres a spot that takes my shoes for a fair price that is a reasonable distance from me. Once I empty out my closet some more and find other sneakers of value I need to move, ill be happy to take them here again.

Kickback is more than just a sneaker store -- it's family…read more I first walked in during one of my toughest moments, selling shoes just to get by. Instead of treating me like just another transaction, the owner and team created a safe space and showed me kindness I'll never forget. On my most recent visit, Daniel welcomed me with the same warmth and respect. He reminded me that this place isn't just about shoes -- it's about people, connection, and purpose. Yes, the prices are fair and the selection is amazing. But what makes Kickback special is the heart behind it. You walk in with sneakers, and you leave with hope. Highly recommended -- whether you're buying, selling, or just looking for a reminder that good people still exist.

Great prices, so many good things inside. This store is always busy because of the arearead more

Leo was absolutely phenomenal with helping me with my purchase. He was thorough and he moved the…read moreline very quickly. I highly recommend this location. If you get a chance to have Leo check you out then I would be very happy for you. Also awesome customer service!!!!

Aaron in the men's department was so efficient, kind and helpful while the store was incredibly…read morehectic on a Sunday during the summer sale. Both floors had super long lines but he really made the process less painful and even, dare I say, enjoyable?! A+ customer service.

Went to this Zara store at the UTC Westfield mall. It's convenient location if you want to visit…read moremultiple brands. It has a good selection for women, kids, and men's clothing. Good prices although sometimes the quality isn't great. Service is hit or miss and some employees are indeed dismissive as other reviews mention.

Shoe Shack has a great selection of Dickies and Scrubs. They're situated close to Marshalls. I…read morethink it's worth a vist.

Last week we went to buy uniforms and so glad they now allow you to use their fitting room. ,…read morethat's really nice.

Ross stores are known to be a bit disorganized; however, this location is my favorite because I…read morealways find cool Hello Kitty stuff. During today's visit, I found some really nice framed Hello Kitty wall art, a Hello Kitty quilt, Hello Kitty beauty mask, and Hello Kitty hairbrush. There was also a black leather Hello Kitty desk chair that I came very close to purchasing. It was a tough debate but I ended up walking away from it. When I try out clothing in the dressing room, Jeannie, one of the sales associates, is always extremely friendly and welcoming. She's the other reason I like coming to this particular Ross store. There's little old Asian man who's also very sweet and always opens the door for me because I have a habit of leaving the store with my hands full. Ross has really great deals so it's easy to over spend!

Fun store open late with big parking although the cross walk doesn't align with their front door so…read morethere's a lot of jaywalkers in the area there people are speeding by the light. They could add a few more lights to this area pretty dark at night. Besides that great stuff to look at from clothes, shoes, body care, beddings & home stuff. Even sports I got a few tennis rackets from here

i've been waiting to come here for months & wanted to treat…read moremyself today. I was pleasantly surprised by how many L/XL options they have, hard to find plus sized vintage. unfortunately I didn't feel welcome here at all & not sure i'd be back. there wasn't a ton in my size so maybe they felt I didn't belong, i'm not sure. I apologize if my sunglasses were off putting but I have light sensitivity- just got the feeling of being watched. I hope next time you can provide a kinder environment for plus sized persons :)

The Space: *Beautifully curated…read more *I love how open it is *Easy to maneuver through the store *One fitting room so you might have to wait your turn *Mostly small-medium sizes, but I definitely saw large sizes as well The Prices: *Prices aren't bad considering how curated the shop is, the location is fairly easy to access, and the stock is high quality in my opinion *I bought 3 tops (each one between $30-$40) a Fossil necklace ($18) and a leather jacket ($100) The Service: *The owner was easygoing and did make it a point to make conversation when checking out ***My main issue (which I did bring up to her while I was checking out) was how I noticed that ALL the people who came in after me were warmly greeted. She made it a point to make eye contact with them and said "welcome in" with a smile to every single person -- .... But not me. I didn't receive a hello or a welcome or a smile, which wasn't a big deal to me at first, until I immediately became aware that every single other person received some kind of a warm, inviting hello who came in after me. She also always seemed to be watching me moreso than anyone else......which I thought was a bit odd as well Mind you, I am Half Mexican/Half Black and all the other girls/1 guy who walked in were all Asian or White, so I must assume my ethnicities are the reason I was initially ignored :( Regardless of the difference in treatment, I still purchased my items from the store, because I'm already inside and I like what I like, ya know? Usually I would walk out when I notice other people get treated different than me, but I decided to not let it bring me down this one time. BUT - did it hurt my feelings to visibly see how other people were treated in a way different than me. Of course, it really hurt my feelings to be honest. I believe everyone should feel welcomed into a shopping space - and from a business standpoint, everyone should be treated equally. While it might seem like a small thing, it represents a much larger value, which is the reason it's important for me to bring up. If I'm literally the only 1 out of 7 people who is treated a certain way, well that's a pretty obvious sign that something is wrong right there. It hurt and made me feel sad after I reflected back on the experience. *Overall, I was really excited for this place, so it's a shame I left feeling the way I did. And who knows, maybe I will come back considering I'm all for 2nd chances, but it's hard to say at this moment. ---------------------------------------------- Response to Owner's Comment: Thank you for responding, but unfortunately I'm now confused. When I brought it up to you in the store, you said I didn't get any acknowledgment because you were "maybe in the back" - but now you're saying that it's because you were observing the other 2 girls who were already in the store when I came in???....so which is it? I'm sure you can understand how it's a little hard for me to accept your apology when I'm receiving two different reasons? Were you in the back or were you observing people? How can I accept an apology when you don't even know the reason you initially ignored me? ---- To say that you were unable to speak to me and welcome me in because you were looking at something is quite silly, and doesn't make any sense. Considering that didn't stop you from acknowledging all the other 6 people who came in after me. Besides, your store is one room. If you're looking at a customer, you're basically also looking at the front door. The logic isn't quite adding up. It's quite easy to observe something while simultaneously acknowledging someone. I'm sure you were preoccupied with something every time a new person came in, but you showed them the respect of still acknowledging them. I'm the only one who didn't receive that respect. Do you know how hurtful it is? :( ---- While you also are a minority, I as a light-skinned brown girl, was clearly shown different treatment from the asian women who stepped into the store. I appreciate you writing back to me, but unfortunately I can't accept an apology at this time if it doesn't appear to be truehearted, especially if you're giving me different reasons about why it even happened. That just doesn't make sense. Warm regards