Selection is amazing I found the perfect pair of pants and asked if they had a matching jacket or…read moresports coat the person I was working with originally remained friendly but another worker came to steal her thunder and was trying to point me to jackets I already owned and was pushy about selling me a jacket I did not want if your locking for the basics of a suit it's amazing selection but I'd find better service and diversity of jackets elsewhere

Great people, always very helpful. I purchased my very first suit here 34 years ago, and have…read morealways felt welcome when I'm looking for a new Suit.

Place was pretty cool. Came here for some long John's and some gloves. Lady who worked there made…read morefun of me while browsing for gloves, assuming I couldn't afford $60 gloves. Place has what you need if you are willing to pay a premium.

Went in looking for socks.. Never knew there were so many…read moretypes and fabrics for socks. I got quite the education! Socks I ended up selecting were awesome! $$ well spent

Oh gosh. This was a different experience and really kind of heart breaking. The mall is run…read moredown, store options are minimal and it feels dead. Unfortunately malls are dying out and mall operators don't seem focused on pivoting to keep these public spaces open and going. Retailers need to start thinking outside the box and keep energy in these spaces or we will loose in person shopping and that would be such a shame. We did get a few things and shop around but we really expected more for a downtown mall. This needs once over by the developer and the City should be more concerned with its success.

I like to come downtown to the mall depending on which stores I'm hoping to go to…read more Parking is $2 an hour if you park on the side near Sullivan's which isn't free but is awesome if you compare it to paid parking in the lower 48. Mall security is amped up. I saw a security guard doing a power walk towards a maybe homeless person inside. There's tons of stores inside and a nice variety. It's not the same as down south but still good with many quality places to shop from. The bathrooms definitely need more attention though. If you can avoid them, avoid them.

I like the Variety of products, designs, order, cleanliness, service, and prices. Es un lugar para…read moreregresar!

I came in without knowing exactly what I was looking for. I found tons of cute things like…read moreearrings, bags, and a candle I couldn't leave without. Prices seemed pretty fair and well discounted from their original prices. The store was clean, and well organized. I like that I can find good quality items, and nice brands here.

Wow....literally walked in, sales associates (2 of them) saw us walk in...no one said hi, do you…read moreneed help... nothing. Completely ignored...we left after 3 minutes. I should have listened to the other reviews and not even walked in.

Refused to serve my fiance and his groomsmen. Oh well, we'd rather support local anywayread more

I absolutely loathe coming to this Burlington, they treat everyone like a criminal the second you…read morewalk in the door. The guy at the door was checking purses as people left, I had to stand and smile at the camera like you do at Koots unfortunately they have cheap clothes, and the rate that kids grow why spend a fortune.

This review is for the recently opened Burlington on Dimond Blvd next door to SeoulCasa…read more It's bright and sparkling in here but racks are noticeably empty and/or messy/unorganized. There are cameras everywhere. Security greets you at the door. They have cool pulley baskets to make your shopping easier. Their carts have technology that will not allow them to leave the store. It's definitely bilingual in here. Everything is translated into Spanish and the best part? Tons of Mexican snacks and candies all over. Also lots of plantain chips of all kinds. It's giving California and I love it. My tween didn't find anything but we found lots of big/tall (larger) stuff for my gentle giant. But of course we'll be back.

Anchorage needs about 10 more shops like this!…read more This is a place to shop for local, "Alaska-stuff" for...people that already live in Alaska. Or, alternatively, a great place to take your visiting friends that are more into local culture/flavor that paying someone hundreds of dollars to walk on a glacier and take cheesy photos. (that will inevitably end up on Tinder) This place mainly features local graphic design on all sorts of things, but mainly cozy apparel. If you've seen that famous graphic of two ravens on a dumpster with a reference to Spenard: it came from here! They also have hoodie with the coolest-looking Flattop render on them I have ever seen! They also carry Uncle Leroy's coffee! (RIP, physical locations *sadface*) My only complaint: I wish there even MORE local art designs. What they have is great, just needs more variety!

Love love love Hulin. I'm a spazz for local made and Hulin gear is made in my neighborhood by a…read morelocal artist who is super cool and nice. It's very comfy as well. Great place to grab gifts for friends from out of town and to send tourists, or to show your support of our great state!

So I went there around maybe start of summer 2025, And I was getting my first skateboard with my…read moregrandparents , I'm new to all of this but the staff helped me out so good they asked me what I wanted to do like tricks or just cruise. In picked the regular skateboard and they showed me the boards there was so much options I picked a GX board and a custom shake junt green grip tape. Then when we were setting the board up they gave me the best options because I had no budget, so they got me the best trucks, wheels, everything. And at checkout they gave me free stickers, the nice guy that helped me was a blonde dude with a beanie I don't remember his name I just know he was nice. I also came a month or 2 later to get a helmet and pads after I fractured my left arm trying to Ollie a 4 stair, and the staff was very helpful trying to see which helmet I like and if it was comfortable. And they even invited me to the skate day event that was coming up.I can now do a varial flip, Ollie, nollie, boardslide, noseslide, and I'm working on a kickflip front feeble Ollie 180 revert out. Both experiences 5 star!

The employees were super helpful in helping me pick out a new board, bindings and boots. They have…read morea large selection of gear and seemed to be fairly priced on everything I looked at.

I love supporting local businesses, but this is one store that I continually have issues with…read more Their business hours are so inconsistent; They close their store in the middle of day randomly and never update their hours on their phone/website or front door, their clothing is outrageously priced, low quality and sizing is off. If I could give this store 0 stars I would. Definitely wouldn't recommend this store, don't waste your money here.

I purchased this dress from Seven North to wear for my husband and my 25th wedding anniversary in…read moreMaui . Cheri is the best ! Goes the extra mile for her customers and also has amazing shoes in stock !

Eddie Bauer, my new favorite store!…read more Located on the 1st floor of the 5th Ave Mall, this place is early 2000's nostalgia for me. THIS, is what REI Anchorage used to look like. Jackets/coats galore - and in all sizes. Eddie B. also had a ton of sales going on, up to 70%! Workers were welcoming and efficient. Gave you the space to explore but were readily available for questions. I can't wait to return.

Haven't shopped Eddie Bauer in ages, went in and got some really good deals on flannel and some…read morelight weight material shirts and pants, I'll be back for sure