Beautiful jewelry, unique designs, excellent owners, what more could you want!!…read moreIf you're looking for something different and unique, this is the place to go. Kim and Frank are the best!!!

I highly recommend Yankee Designs! I was in town from the Chicago area and had an "emergency"…read morerepair I needed on my wedding band and they were able to do it on the spot. Plus they were kind and fun to talk with while I was waiting.

I visited this unassuming "designer resale shop" on a walk with my coworker. I otherwise would have…read moremissed it along Northwestern Highway. Finding the front door locked, I figured they were headed to lunch. My mistake: it's just a security precaution to protect their valuable vintage or gently used designer stock. The front half the shop carries new, last run items like TJ Maxx or Marshall's. Word of advice: save yourself the trouble and go to TJ. Customers who believe these labels are designer have never visited the Somerset Collection or skimmed through a fashion magazine. The brands were largely unrecognizable to me, even after a surreptitious Google search on my phone. No haute couture or midrange couture here. I saw plenty of labels with "Made in Indonesia" and "Product of China" to complement the astonishingly high price tags. A loosely knit synthetic shirt was $110, closer to $20 at Target or $30 at another boutique. Used items make up about a third of the stock. They had shoes, evening wear, and an impressive collection of fur coats with equally spendy price tags. Suffering a case of acute sticker shock ($1000 for a dress by St. John's evening wear! Really?), I didn't see much that suited a woman under the age of 55. Most of what they carry makes Chico's look like Forever 21. What you see as a price is not what you get. The salespeople were knocking off 30% here, 40% there, 5% for this and 5% for that. I couldn't get a real gauge on what something cost easily because the price tags disagreed with the signs and the verbal quotes. You need a Google spreadsheet just to keep up! I wonder if haggling or bartering is en vogue here. At the end of the day, my coworker and I walked out empty-handed with a rather sour taste in our mouths from the outrageous markup, the dated clothes, and the rather dim quality for the asking price. You can do a lot better than this, and Detroit doesn't lack for excellent vintage shops and consignment stores catering to every price point and age.

I was at Chase Bank across the street from Deja New Boutique, and on a whim I decided to go in the…read moreboutique and browse. I am not a fan of boutiques, preferring the convenience of shopping a mall so I can comparison shop. I enjoyed the decor of the boutique, the friendly staff, and the prices. True, some items are pricey, but isn't that the truth everywhere? You can find great bargains, as well as not running into someone with the exact same outfit as you would had you visited a mall. I have been back to the boutique several times and am more than satisfied with my purchases. Chicos, TJ Maxx are not in the same league with Deja New. Quality items, funky, retro jewelry, great staff make browsing and shopping a pleasure. There is no pressure to purchase, an offer of tea goes along with the smiles and laughter. A trip to Deja New is like visiting a friend and catching up. Clothing is for women of all ages who want to look chic, bohemian, casual or dressed to impress. I highly recommend Deja New for the woman who knows what she is all about. Confident and self-assured.

Overall, the service was great when I was there in person, however trying to call or text this…read morebusiness is difficult as they don't really reply or return phone calls in regards to appointment. I also had measurements done from this place and the measurements were quite off and I had to go to another tailor to fix and alter the dress again. Overall, the seamstress is nice but overall would not necessarily go again

She does good work, but very expensive in my opinion. Ask before you start an order what the cost…read morewill be. I made the mistake of not doing that. One of the items in my order, for example, was replacing a drawstring waist with elastic. And it cost $45.

My first time donating at Restore Southfield, and it was a most wonderful experience. Flexible…read morehours, visible-from-the-road signage, it's located on Telegraph just North of 8 Mile Rd. Restore is a large, clean, beautiful space for donations and purchases! Drive to the back for donations, and pull right up to the acceptance garage, the kind and professional gentlemen will take it from there. Should you desire a receipt, they'll make that happen too (just know that the paperwork wants an itemized donation list). Highly recommended.

Found great light fixtures at an amazing price! The people working were knowledgeable and helpful…read more Thank you!

Such a great collection from clothing to food. Everything is very organized, and there is so much…read morefurniture for the house. I love it.

The staff is really rude. Will never go there again. I got profiled and was treated like if I'm…read moregonna steal something. Just because I'm a guy i can carry a messenger bag. But there were ladies in the store with bigger bags than mine but i was profiled so wrong.

Amazing, flexible, responsive service. The team here knew…read morewhat we needed and took care of us! We will definitely return!

Maybe they do a good job on work boots.. Very poor job on my calfskin Bally pumps (made in…read moreSwitzerland, retail $300+)Slapped some sort of crudely shaped rubber heel as a replacement without even tidying up the base of the shoe before attaching it. Photo attached. When I complained the woman there made a number of excuses and said they didn't want customers like me. Definitely NOT an old world craftsman.