first learned about Gabrs at my daughter's house in Delawar, I live NJ so Vineland is the store I…read morego too when not in Delawar. I absolutely love this store....

I got a winter coat at gates for $5.00 on sale always find good bargains at gabes been going there…read moreover 10 years brenda

This store in Millville I would give a 1 star. I walked in to pay my bill and the cashier gave me…read morenothing but attitude. She argued with me about not having Lane Bryant credit card on me. Then proceeded grumble about having to do her job. I seem to have this experience more than once with this particular store. I'm not going back. Torrid now has my full business.

I have to say that this place frustrates me. I adore vintage clothing and have been in the store…read moreonce before and it was quite cute. But there are no actual real "hours" and it seems they just open the store when it's convenient for them. And today there was an open sign out, but when I went to go in I discovered the door was locked and there was a sign instructing you to ring the doorbell for someone to come down. that's just a little too weird for me - if there's an open sign out I assume it's actually open. would be a great place if there were real hours I think, but oh well! EDIT 3/23: In response to the comment the owner posted. I am a regular vintage and antiques shopper and am used to "non-orthodox" hours for business. but regular hours. whether it's only one day a week for just a few short hours or more, but some sort of set hours. I don't make an appointment because that's once again very strange as I am just interested in browsing (I would set up an appointment if there was something in your etsy shop that particularity caught me). I was very interested and looking forward to seeing what you have that day, but was simply turned off to the fact that I felt like I must be inconveniencing you since you did not have the time to be down in the store anyway. All I am saying is that if there's an open sign out I don't expect to find a locked door, and I would have happily stopped by to see the store again when it's actually open and changed my review if you had not responded in such a rude way which makes me not want to give you my business, which is a shame since I enjoy supporting good local businesses.

The Church of Vintage has a charming atmosphere, I feel a romantic aura when I enter the store-…read more above where the owner lives with her two children and husband. Sometimes you can hear her two children laughing and kittens scrambling around above the shop. I live not far from Bridgeton. I once ordered a lovely Irish linen vintage blouse from her online store and paid for the shipping, since I wasn't sure if it was at the shop or is it had to be ordered in. One day I hear a knock at the door, and her husband handed me a box, explaining where it was from. When I got it inside, I unwrapped it and found the blouse and an envelope of money- the amount I paid for shipping. Talk about great customer service!

It's odd to walk around a store for 20 minutes and not have anybody ask if they can help you, in a…read morerelatively empty store. Eventually, I got to customer service and the most polite way to describe it, would be to say that she was not very nice. I can get the same crap on Amazon! Do better!!!

Parents of toddlers, this one's for you!…read more We shop at Kohl's regularly. In-store, online, doesn't matter. Almost always satisfied! This evening my daughter and I were out and about and in looking for something to keep her interested and out of the house for a change, I figured why not go look around Kohl's?! It turned out to be a great place at 6:00 on a Wednesday evening to teach a toddler how to push a cart around the store! Their carts are different, low to the ground, and manageable for even a smaller toddler like our daughter. A few bumped shelves later, we made it around the entire store without a major incident! I never did find a pair of new dress shoes, but it wasn't even my concern at that point! "Daddy and me" day was another success and we even managed to snag a treat on the way home. Accomplishment, folks!