Loved the sales in clearance as well as the sale in the store 1/2 off your second pair. There is…read moresuch a hige selection.They had a great work and non slip collection. Sketchers are a great comfortable stylish shoe. I think they often get over looked. This location has them all in one place. Sign up for their rewards and get an extra 10% off!

Great place. Huge selection. Highly recommend. I go out of my way to come here when I need new…read moreshowed to wear with scrubs.

Johnny was what? This women's clothing store isn't just for…read morewomen, I guess. They have things that'd look good on anyone I suppose. What bed wouldn't be more inspirational with a fashionable Johnny Was bedspread?! Johnny Was has a lot of Asian inspired prints and embroidered kinds of stuff, with wild flowers, birds and various scenes on things like blouses and nightgowns. Their selection is all vibrant, colorful and different. The staff was helpful and attentive. We had some questions on things, and they offered candies while they helped us check out the inventory in a little booklet they had, which made things easier than hauling everything out one at a time. I can't attest to the prices here, since I don't regularly shop at these kinds of stores, so, meh. This shop is located within La Cantera. Parking can be a bit challenging, but it's next to Nordstroms.

I'm so confident in my masculinity that I'm reviewing a frou-frou ladies clothing store. Wait, I…read morecan top that. I'm so confident in my masculinity that I've visited a frou-frou ladies clothing store on multiple occasions and bought scarves, blouses, and purses for my mother. I know next to nothing about clothing, but I know what my mom likes: bright, flowy, intricate, Southern California-inspired apparel brimming with personality. That's why I skip the impersonal department stores and head straight to Johnny Was. Over the past several years, I've bought two pairs of shoes, a purse, a makeup bag, two jackets, two kimonos, ten blouses, and three scarves. Yes, I counted. Prices range from $75 (a makeup bag) to $1,800 (an elaborate, embroidered blouse), but the cost reflects the quality; the artisanship and attention to detail are second to none. The sales associates are friendly and personable, never pushy. I know my mom's style fairly well, but the employees have steered me towards items I hadn't even considered, including several gorgeous scarves to complement the blouses. The staff could take advantage of my diffidence with all things apparel (in a clothing store, I look like a mute foreigner stumbling around with an open wallet), but they never try to upsell me. My only quibble is with the store's name. Johnny Was? Johnny was what? Apparently, the store's founder took the name from an obscure Bob Marley song. How random. I should open a clothing store named after a Captain Beefheart song. I can hear the ladies now: "Ooooh, what a gorgeous tunic, Liz! Where did you get it?" "It was 30% off at Making Love to a Vampire with a Monkey on My Knee."

Stopped in here while in San Antonio and loaded up on some western gear that's less available where…read moreI am. Receive some great service and bought a nice hat, and a couple of pairs of jeans.

Great selection of boots & hats. The staff was excellent, beat our expectations…read more Highly recommend & we'll be back.

My wife and I were in the neighborhood needing some western wear. We stopped by this fine…read moreestablishment and were able to purchase everything we needed. All the articles were of high quality and very reasonably priced. Will definitely be back again

Very surprised at the quality for the price. These have been great boots so far and get…read morecompliments everywhere I go. They have been comfortable from day one and time will tell the durability. So far we are a couole months in wearing daily and still look brand new.

I get so frustrated with this store every year around Summer break. They seem quick to hire, but…read moredon't do a great job training or giving new employees trial periods. I've been shopping at this store for about 6 years. I shop for my personal wardrobe, business clothes, and dishes and textiles for my food photography business. I know most of the regular employees by name, at the very least by face, and they know me as well. On Saturday (May 2nd), I left close to $600 in merchandise at the register because of the employee's dismissive attitude while ringing it up. She not only ignored us (and everyone else) as we passed her on her way in, but also skulked around the store with a scowl that said she didn't want to be there. When we got to the register, she never greeted us, barely looked up at us, and never asked me for my Anthro Perks number. When I asked her if she would like it, she said, "I haven't asked for it yet." I shop there so much that I know the script is to greet the customer and ask, "Are you an Anthro rewards/perks member?" at the beginning of each encounter at the register. I told her she could cancel the sale, and we left. In this economy, those of us who have saved our money or choose to spend it with retailers shouldn't be left feeling like they're a nuisance. Anthropologie is not an inexpensive store. It makes no sense for us to spend money where we're treated like we don't belong. So, whoever was responsible for hiring the scowling blonde who was working at 7:30 PM on Saturday, May 2nd, should probably have her retrained or reevaluated on whether she actually wants to work there before allowing her to keep messing up your sales.

Anthropology?! Anthropologie! This is mostly a women's…read morestore, but they still have a fun, rustic retro kinda vibe that I can dig. They have some fun housewares stuff that usually revolves around birds or alcohol or flowers. They have a neat selection of things like drawer pulls or bookends or tchotchkes that you can put on your bookshelf or bedside table. It's all stuff that's nice to have, but with an extra cutesy yet rustic and classy design element that makes it all come together. This stuff looks like it'd be at Martha Stewart's log cabin in the woods. When I went, the place was a bit of a madhouse, but that was Black Friday. Mobs of people came crashing in for deals, and left the store in a bit of disarray. The clerks were outnumbered by customers several times over. It was packed. If you bump into someone here, do you owe them an apologie?

A quick and easy trip!…read more I went with my fiancé to get him a new pair of steel toe boots for his job and the entire trip took less than five minutes. The kind staff member was able to look up the same pair and size that my fiancé purchased a year ago and brought them out in no time. He recommended that my fiancé still try them on in case the fit of the boot had been updated in the year since his last purchase to make sure he still liked said boots before purchasing them. He by no means had to do so but it was nice that he cared enough to make sure my fiancé actually liked what he was buying. I'd definitely recommend this location. The place is clean, the staff is helpful, and the boots are always good quality.

Kyle (who in a uninvited story about gambling mentioned he was a manger) was really pushy, passive…read moreaggressive and unhelpful. Every answer to my questions required another three to get an actual direct answer from him. Red wing seems like a good company.

Listen, this is the place to go to if you want the must haves in current fashion... however do not…read morepay full price! You can find the exact same clothing items on Ebay for $3-10 ... at Eden's, it's $20+; the clothes have got to be shipped in from some Asian country (I only say this because the Ebay accounts that sell the same items are in China) - I'm sorry, the quality is poor and the labels are nothing I've ever heard of. I go straight to the clearance racks, which aren't even a good deal but it's better than paying full price. I needed a last minute cute outfit for an event and knew I could find something here in a pinch. The sizes are off and if you compare 2 medium shirts - they are indeed sewn differently; hem lines are not straight either. Just take your time looking for what you need ... purchase with caution. I've purchased 2 items from here so far - a super cute skirt and a romper; the skirt is holding up from a year ago but I've already had to sew the buttons in place for the romper & I didn't even end up wearing it ... the buttons literally fell off as I was putting it on.

Are you a croc fan? Are your croc shoes your favorite for shopping or running errands? Many years…read moreago crocs were associated with women who wanted comfort and not style. I used to think of them as cobbler or hobbit shoes for shoe nerds. This is a brand that has totally transformed its image! You can now see a plethora of folks sporting crocs - from babies to men to older folks to athletes. Crocs come in an assortment of colors, designs and sizes. In exploring the crocs store (my first time), I noticed a Jibbitz section, which are those little doohickey's you add to your crocs to personalize them to you or whomever you purchasing them for. They also have some modern or more standard shoe like version of crocs. Literally, they have something for everyone. Crocs are not crazy expensive but not cheap either...they are affordable and makes for a unique gift. Service was excellent store. While it was fun exploring, I did not pull the trigger on a purchase.

Friendly staff, and a nice location, very clean. I wish I…read morewould have had some more styles in mind to ask directly about because I did notice they lacked a styles I know I enjoy, but the staff did mention I being able to order! Location is at the entrance of one side so could be missed!