This store makes my heart beat faster...not only do I love a good 99% of the stuff they sell here,…read moreI also think they take good care of their customers, as opposed to a little store up the street that rhymes with "blowey." I first discovered them a few years back when they were in the smaller space. They sold the awesome Hanky Panky thongs that work no matter what you're wearing (look mom, no panty line!) and once they moved, I was a little worried that they'd lose their charm. Luckily, the store is even better than before, and now I love to stock up on cute dresses and jeans as well as drool over the jewelry as I'm waiting for my purchase to be rung up. My husband knows where to find this place, too, so I fully expect some goodies whenever preset time rolls around. Just in case you're reading this, honey, remember...I'm a size 6 and take a medium.

Rude. Pretentious. Owner tell you how perfect you look when you look ridiculous. Overpriced, found…read morebetter prices for same clothing elsewhere.

Little UO located by campus, closed early to avoid distracting students at night, I heard. Standard…read morestyles and the normal setup of focus items upfront and some men's items to the side (limited). Weirdly, no trash can inside - they told me to walk out to the corner to throw away my cup.

UO really isn't my style and really hasn't been for a long time (if ever) but this location is…read moreconducive to a quick browse. The layout is navigable and is also a huge departure from modern brick and mortar practice as the staff has decided that maintaining their merchandise in clean and crisp displays actually enhances the customer experience. Good for them. While I have no desire to look like I just parachuted in from a Rap video, I can occasionally find some basics that won't bring public scorn onto me or my family - that's worth five stars right there.

Their clothing is very unique. The sales in the store are better than prices on the website and…read moreit's nice you can try before buying. The sales person (mary) was nice and helpful. I'll be back.

I purchased white cropped jeans at the Princeton in June. When I was trying them on the association…read morewas very helpful. I do love the jeans. I washed them and the leather label ran into the waistband. I was there to return something else and brought the jeans, her response was at least you cannot see it. the jeans were not a cheap purchase. Mo more Johnny was for me.

This is a real nice J crew which is small but has two stories . It is in the Princeton sort of…read moreshopping strip mall district downtown. Fairly close to 7th st smash burgers. Service was friendly and selection of clothing was great to women and even young men. We purchased a polo shirt .Only issue I had here was the lack of public restroom anywhere I had to go to Starbucks and piggyback when someone got out of the door of the bathroom. Great first impression, but parking is very iffy and you even have to pay the meter s on Sunday . Btw Princeton is a beautiful college Ivy League town.

The selection at this J.Crew is a bit limited, but it's a clean and organized store with a friendly…read moreteam, so lot's to love! Located right in Palmer Square, this two level store has a mens & womens selection and sometimes a decent sale section. Like I mentioned, there really isn't EVERYTHING you would want to find, so if you saw something you loved on the website, don't bank on finding it in shop, but they have most of the season's big hits! I've always been a big J.Crew fan for basics, flats, even bags. I found a dress for a wedding that I particularly LOVED this summer as well! Don't sleep on J.Crew! But do wait for a sitewide sale.

Although Chaz is known for formal wear sales and rentals, I needed a suit on the fly and didn't…read morewant to deal with the assembly line nature of most suit warehouses that will sell you six suits for $100 and then charge 20x that in alterations. Basically, theirs is the Gillette business model where the handle is free but don't ask about the cost of the blades. The suit looks great, the service was professional and I'm not stuck with five extra suits from Italian designers that I've never heard of. Ginzo Jabroni just doesn't ring a bell. Five easy stars for Chaz.

Very easy and quick tuxedo rental service for my son's prom. Service from the staff was great!read more

I'm so glad I found this place for dry cleaning and getting pants hemmed. Beautiful, quick work. A…read moregem!

I've been coming here for at least the past 10 years for all of my dry cleaning and alteration…read moreneeds. They run a nice business, provide quality service, are friendly and charge reasonable prices..

A new store that opened less than 6 months ago -- very cute collection that Rosana (who personally…read moreoversees the stores) says has been ordered from designers all over the world. She has spent a lot of time in CA and recently moved to NJ, where she says she found a demand for reasonably priced cute/pretty wear (clothes, shoes, jackets, purses, accessories - she has them all). I really liked several of the tops and dresses and ended up buying a nice hair band too.

I made an account with Yelp for the sole purpose of being able to review the Rosana store…read more While the store is very cute, the way I was treated was anything less then cute. Yesterday, (12/22/10) I recently saw two signs posted on the front windows for experienced retail sales associates. I currently have a job, but the prospect of working at a seemingly posh, cute little store was an opportunity I couldn't pass up. I walked in and took a look around. I loved the feel of the store and decided to ask for an application. First, Rosana (I'm assuming it was her) didn't great me upon walking into the store. I saw her and one of her employees glance over at me while I walked around. They continued to talk about store matters. Secondly, when I went to the front counter, I noticed that she was sewing something, so I figured that she would pause for a few seconds to ask me what I wanted. She didn't. I had to interrupt her to ask for an application. Third, before I could even finish my sentence of "I saw that you had a Help Wanted sign out front and I was wondering if I could have an application" she cut me off and said, "Nope, sorry. I'm not hiring. I'm full up." I was about to remind her of the signs when I noticed a microexpression of disgust on her face. I can only attest that she lied to me. I also believe she is size biased. While I am by no means obese, I am not a size 4 like the other two girls who worked there. She took not even a minute to get to know me and wrote me off. I guess it's her loss though because I am an exceptional worker with 4 years of experience in retail - exactly what both her help wanted signs asked for. Anyway, if you're interested in a cute store, by all means stop by and check out Rosana. But, if you are in any way not the typical Princeton crowd, if you are not a cookie-cutter version of her lackeys, if you are bigger then a size 8, then don't be too surprised if you aren't given as welcoming a warning as you deserve.