Wanted to love Downeast, but feel really let down. We loved the employees who helped us with the…read morepurchase, which was two couches and two accent chairs. We spent about $5,000-$6,000 there. But about 90 days later, one of the couches burst a hole out of the bottom and all the stuffing is shooting out. We don't have pets, and our kids aren't allowed to play on these couches. They've seen nothing but normal use. The fabric just failed and unfortunately Downeast was not willing to help after only having them for about 3 months. I didn't even request a refund or return. I just asked that they assist in getting it professionally repaired. They were very nice in how they communicated, but made it clear they would not offer anything to help. I wouldn't recommend anyone purchase furniture from here. The styles are great, and the employees are nice, but I don't feel you can trust the quality or the company to stand behind their products.

I like this location better than the Draper location, although it feels a little smaller. They have…read morea good selection, however, and on my most recent visit I was able to find several interesting items. As usual I didn't purchase anything large like furniture (the majority of their offerings), but I always have fun checking out their other offerings, especially kitchen oriented ones. I purchased a really nice cast iron grill pan, some French cake molds, a cold-smoking contraption, Microplane grater, and a super comfy pillow. The fun thing about Downeast, at least as far as these sorts of items go, is that you never really know what you'll find. They have a very weird mix of kitchen accessories, but many of them are items you might not find anywhere else, except maybe a specialty store, and even then... They do have lovely furniture, and I think the prices are reasonable, and in line with any of your other furniture retailers, while managing to be more visually appealing, and generally of high quality (although it is an Outlet, so check that there isn't any damage before making a purchase). They also have a good selection of linens, blankets, etc. Lastly, they carry clothing and accessories, but I've never really checked that out, so can't really speak to the quality or price. The employees are always very friendly and pleasant. They usually have an extra 30% off clearance items, although it never seems to be advertised. I think they also always offer some sort of percentage off monogrammed items. It's not the greatest store, but it's worth checking out every once in a while.

I've been shopping Anthro for 15 years and love the aesthetic. It's one of those places you walk…read moreinto and expect an experience of visual stimulation, beautiful smells and fashion inspiration . Recently I've noticed that the styles are trending to a juvenile market. They used to be geared more to a mature, affluent and fashion forward set. ESPECIALLY in Utah. The Anthropologies in CA are still true to the unique attire Anthropologie is known for.

The employees seem a bit snobbish. I came here looking for a specific dress I'd seen online that I…read morewanted for an event, and it was nearly impossible to get any sort of help. I ended up buying something else online from a different store. Frustrating experience overall, given I drove pretty far just to stop by two stores. I do like Anthropologie in general, but will likely stick to online shopping from there.

What a cool store. My nephew introduced me to this brand as he had some of the items on his…read morewishlist. This spot in Park City was pretty cool, as it has an upstairs, mainly for the repair shop. The brand is kinda pricey, but probably fair with the quality they offer, and the repair options they offer. There's a cool topographical map of the area in the store too. The staff was super helpful. Would love to come back and purchase some apparel eventually.

Finally! Arc'teryx arrives in Utah! Grand opening weekend…read morewith mocktails (because Utah) and DJ. Even tho shipping is lightning fast and usually almost overnight, it's nice to have a retail store to try on for sizes.

Love this store but they have stopped carrying my favorite Farallon midthigh shorts. Will just keep…read morewearing the old ones.

I love this location in Sugarhouse! The staff here is so so friendly, and they really know how to…read morehype a girl up! I started buying Athleta clothing within the past year, and will be a customer forever because of places like this and their customer service, as well as the quality of their pieces. Everything I've purchased at Athleta has been such good quality, including their leggings that I literally wear almost ever single day and wash often. None of the leggings I've purchased have lost their quality with multiple washes and wears. I've been here several times this year and the staff is so friendly and helpful, and great at helping you find things that will look good on you. If you're ever trying anything on in at this location, they'll be your personal hype squad. I bought a pair of cargo pants here earlier this year - in a color I would've never picked out on my own, and a style that I never thought would look good on me. The employee who picked them out for me basically encouraged me to trust the process, and they ended up looking amazing on me. It's a well lit, clean store with an amazing team of people. Parking during peak hours can sometimes be tricky because they share the parking lot with several other businesses, but I've always been able to find a spot.

Got a great down hoodie jacket for sale at a good discount at this low pressure store. Just…read moreperfect for my ski wardrobe and the young man who helped me was both friendly and knowledgeable. Best of all he wasn't pushy and let me look around until I found what I needed

I purchased my first Cotopaxi product just before leaving on a 24 day trek of the Annapurna and…read moreEverest Himalayas. It was a synthetic coat rated for intense cold that weighed nothing and scrunched into an extremely small space... exactly what I needed in terms of bulk and weight. It worked perfectly for the first few days until I came too close to dung-burning stove and the material burned while the bottom quarter of the zipper melted. Despite this, I was able to continuing using the coat for my remaining days because I could pull it on like a sweatshirt over my head. During most days on the trail, I had to take it off because I became too hot. This had not been my experience with other brands' coats in similarly cold weather. Nights in the Himalaya were another matter, but the coat was surprisingly comfortable (well, I wasn't literally freezing) when combined with a thick fleece layer. That wasn't what made Cotopaxi so good. What impressed me most was upon my return to the States when I contacted the company about the burn and melted zipper. They replaced the coat even though I'd worn it for a month post-melt; and, more importantly, they had me return the used coat for follow-up testing. I was so pleased that they cared enough about customers that they were committed to stand behind their products--they wanted to ensure we have quality, working products every time we enter the wilderness. I was even more pleased that they cared enough about customers that their research team re-tested the used coat to ensure nothing like this ever happened with any of their products again. Kudos, Cotopaxi and your sales team, for awesome customer service. You have a customer and fan for life!

I had my hair done today and I couldn't be happier with the results. Shay did an amazing job with…read morethe help of Kim. They were both very nice, knowledgable and understood what I wanted. I will definitely be back. I had previously been going to the WVC store but my experience here (At The District) was much more professional and I feel the work they performed is definitely better.

Same old jcp! Everyone I encountered was nice. Sephora was moved out and not they have their own…read morebeauty section the girls there are nice too. Came on a Saturday busy like I would expect but I like that everything is organized and not messy.

I'm a New Yorker. I still like to dress like a New Yorker. I just lived there much of my adult…read morelife. It's not like Hugo boss is the pinnacle of fashion, but you can dress yourself nicely here. I thought that it had gone out of business, but it had just moved and then I went to their new location and they were all taped up and the windows were boarded up again, and I thought they were gone again, so I started buying my Hugo boss at Nordstrom. I had a limited selection there and so it's nice to see that they're here again. It really is all very confusing but all in all, if you need to look good and you're a man in Salt Lake City this is probably the best place to do it.

I love this store. I think its well laid out however, intimidating to a everyday novice guy…read moreshopper. Those guys dont even make it thru the door. Men that come in know the quality of Boss and the price tag that goes with it oh and the cologne is very tasty. Service is very good as expected. A little too confident but understand they work retail, commission based im sure. Located 2nd level of the City Creek across from Tiffany's. Go check it out if your in to fashion and style. The store changes with seasons.

Customer service is great but the selection is just lazy. It feels like the whole store is a…read morediscount rack, the only sizes you'll ever see are S and XL+ and don't bother if you need actual work clothes. I've gone in a handful of times to see the difference in selections it's constantly a let down.

Levi!!! You are beyond amazing and thank you for finding the million things I was asking for! Store…read moreis super clean and the employees are beyond amazing! Thank you again Levi!!!