We bought our furnitures , Sofa, Armchair, bed, storage Display, console etc from Ethan Allen 20…read moreyears ago when we first bought our first house in Westport, Connecticut. All our wood furniture are all still in great shape. We reupholstered our Avery Armchair and ottoman because they are still in perfect condition. We love the style but we decided to buy our new sofa. Our Cameron sofa is still in good shape but after 20 years the color faded and we needed a new one. We decided to buy a Spencer Roll-arm 93" and 24" and we love it. The new furniture gives the house a new look to our great room. Our Spencer Sofa is impressive. We choose our fabric and color including customize the cushions with the help of Ellen Kilroy- the Designer and associate. Ethan Allen did a beautiful custom finish on our sofa. I love the firmness of the cushions, size and number of all the sofa cushions. They are a high end furniture company and the value is absolutely there. Do not be afraid to buy the best, you will not be disappointed ! Thanks again Ellen Kilroy!

We've been to the Ethan Allen in Danbury many times and have furnished most of our home with their…read morepieces. The quality is excellent, and everything we've purchased has been very durable. On a previous visit, Peggy helped us with our selections, making the process smooth and enjoyable. This time, we returned for a dining table, and Dina was fantastic--she showed us around and helped us make the right choice with ease. The store has a large selection, and the ability to customize pieces to fit your style is a big plus. The service is always great, and the showroom is spacious. While the prices are on the higher side, the durability and craftsmanship make it a worthwhile investment. Overall, a great experience once again!

My four friends and I drove over an hour away to Danbury to check out Primark. I have never been…read morehere before, this is the only location in Connecticut. Primark is an Irish retailer of affordable fashion for men, women and children. Other locations also carry home items, but not the Danbury location. They are very popular across the British Isles as well as several countries across Europe. The Primark in Danbury is part of the Danbury Fair Mall, the good news is you can access it as its own store, no need to go through the mall. This store is massive, there were so many shoes when we first walked in. There's hair accessories, purses and other small knickknacks. The clothes aren't super organized. The hangers are marked with various sizes, but they are actually all random sizes hung on random hangers. This was everywhere, same with the shoes. I am a bit selective when it comes to clothes shopping, I prefer my items to be mostly cotton. Cotton items were difficult to find or non existent at Primark. We spent two hours here and all I found were two items. Keeping in mind that they are a fast fashion retailer, the quality isn't always there. Loose strings, uneven stitching, unavailable sizes are all a part of the gamble. The wait to access a fitting room was surprisingly fast and efficient. The line to check out was long but moved fast, due to several open registers. I'm glad I experienced Primark, while they aren't for me, they might be for you. Marshalls, Target and Amazon are more accessible for me.

I love the selection of clothes. I can find from comfy to formal wear. For how inexpensive…read moreeverything is the quality is not bad at all. I've shopped here many times and the clothes lasts. The store is always busy but still kept in order. The lines can be long but move pretty quickly. This is one of my go to stores.

Arhaus has timeless, unique, high-quality furniture that will last long enough for your…read moregreat-grandchildren to leave it in their wills. In addition, their level of customer service is unsurpassed. Pro tip: have a look at the catalogue to find the pieces you love, then send a quick e-mail to the outlet store for DEEEP bargains. Our family and friends will never shop for furniture anywhere else.

I recently visited Arhaus At the Danbury mall and was greeted by Nancy's wonderful personality. She…read morewas very helpful, very attentive and had great ideas. It's always a pleasure to visit this store, as the personnel is outstanding. Nancy made sure I was completely satisfied with my order and was well aware of all the options available. It amazes me how well trained and knowledgeable the salespersons at Arhaus Danbury always are. I couldn't be happier with my purchase and it really fit well in our home. Thanks Nancy, keep up the great work. See you guys soon!

Located in the Danbury mall bottom floor near Old Navy. This store has all your Halloween needs…read morefrom costumes, to accessories, to decorations. It is only open through October.

This chain is the WORST! The Danbury store is probably the worst of all. Store has no dressing…read morerooms or mirrors. Staff is unfriendly. Their policies are awful. If you order online and your costume is defective like mine was , I was told it was up to the store if they want to give a refund. They told my husband that their computers are programmed NOT to do exchanges or refunds . They must of paid a lot of money for their pop up store(s) computer system because that's the worst lie I ever heard. That is absolutely NOT TRUE. There is no retail system they "won't allow refunds or exchanges " unless they had it custom made. I highly doubt that for a pop up chain. Never will I ever buy anything from them again. You're much better off going to any other party store , Walmart or Amazon next year.

Everything - they're there for you when needed. Selection, service and value are high quality for…read morethe discerning buyer

Please do not mistake this review for a commentary on home decorating - it's not…read more This started out as a bed frame purchase at West Elm, which apparently is the same company as Pottery Barn. We bought the simplest, cheapest full frame for our daughter's new bed. After three months (maybe four) of attempting to get her to help me assemble the darn thing, she announced she preferred the mattress on the floor. Go figure. So we called Wet Elm and they said they would not only accept the return, but they would also pick it up for free. Only catch was that the refund would be for store credit - BUT this could also be used at Pottery Barn. Awesome customer service every step along the way. Pottery Barn applied the credit, we used a 20% off coupon and got showroom furniture for a song. Nice!

All I can possibly say about this place is that it is what you would expect from a ocean state and…read morethat's it

Pretty huge store as you look outside and when you go inside as well. Big parking lot shared with…read moreall the other shops in the area. Store has a assortment of items from every day houseware - items for the kitchen (plates, pans, oven mitts, aprons, table covers, kitchenware, etc) to bathroom (rugs, cleaning supplies) to school and office supplies (notebooks, post-it notes, pens, pencils, markers, folders) etc. Staff is friendly and helpful so if there is something you are looking for and don't see it just ask.

A store with plenty of fashionable choices. The store is well organized and the employees are very…read morehelpful. The store has options for women of all ages and sizes. If you look close enough you can find some really good deals.

I think Sammy's review could be correct. Katie, a manager, had no time or effort to help me with a…read moreprice adjustment. I returned when a different manager Felecia was there and it was a pleasant transaction where I saved money! Melissa is a bright salesgirl who helped Felecia. So there are good people there. Maybe you hit a bad apple. I would also recommend you do what everyone else seems to do. Skip the floor and hit up the sale room. My coat was placed on half price merely days after I bought it. Pays to wait. Happy Shopping.

I was so excited to finally find a nice store in the Danbury Mall. Could not help myself feel so…read morehappy to see those brands that I missed from the good old Annie Sez, and Lord and Taylor. But my emotions were soon going to be crushed as I navigated through the store. As I got to the middle of the store 2 girls young were just chatting. Obviously I was not even acknowledged or greeted. Soon after the African American employee said "she is not even going to spend $100". At that point I was hopping they were talking about someone else...I looked up and as they noticed they moved towards the front of the store. I kept looking and found a few pieces but was already uncomfortable after all I'm not the regular size small, white, blond hair customer. I'm the opposite size xl, Hispanic, jeans, bickenstock sandals, crazy hair. At least that is what I look like on my days off. Took an other lap around the store as I found the guts to just shop and not pay attention to the young girls after all....what do they know? As I was just holding 2 pieces one of the girls came up and said: Can I put that in the fitting room? To what I answer no thank you. She then just walked away. Soon after an older associate asked the same question when "I said no thank you" she then said "let me put it at the register" to what agreed to. I continued browsing towards the front of the store and as I was moving I over, I heard the 3 girls talk about a top but didn't put any mind into it. Just kept moving. Once at the front on the left side of the store all 3 girls were now across from me. The one that had asked me if she can put the things in the fitting came over to tell the other girl how I had said yes to the other employee that took my things to the register. At that point all 3 looked straight at me and as they did I asked them if I could help them. The African American girl laugh and said what? you can't help us? No.... I then turn around went to the register any paid. The woman at the register was helpful and tried to apease me. But at this point I was too mad, too angry, too disappointed at the fact that I had been stereotyped. I had been watched and I had been racially stereotyped. As I'm trying to pay one of them realices what is going on and comes to the counter and says "excuse me I just wanted to let you know we were not talking about you...we were looking for a top". To what I responded with "you know that is not true". But I accept your apology...since there was none. she thought it was a good idea to just come up and lie. Why not just leave it alone.