I was a fan before coming into this location…read more I like the quality, selection and sizing of their merchandise. In my White House Black Market experience, most stores have similar merchandise with an occasional find not elsewhere (yeah, check every store). My strategy is to start on the Sale racks at the rear and work my way forward... you never know. I have found some of my favorite outfits on the Sale rack. As always, I was greeted on entry and offered assistance. I usually decline so I can just look but there is usually someone close-by if I have any questions. On this day, I didn't find anything I "needed" but I will be back. Btw, if you don't find street parking out front, there is plenty behind the stores. Happy shopping!

Well, I've never shopped at a White House Black Market before, as I am approximately 15 years…read moreyounger than their target market. However, I was in need of a PG, family-appropriate black top to pair with these ah-mazing purple satin pants I was planning on wearing to my bro in law's birthday party. I headed over to Pembroke Gardens late on thursday night to collect some options, but was finding no luck. Steps, Bebe, BCBG... they all offered what I already have hanging in my closet, ie. cropped, cleavage-boosting, see through, and "so tight I can hardly breath" tops. but nothing that I found suitable to wear in front of my grandparents. So in a last ditch effort, I stopped into WHBM. Walking in, I received the most crabbypants of choral greetings ever. I was asked if I needed help by one associate, but her tone and face were throwing daggers and she was watching intently as I went through the store "messing up" the perfect folds and evenly spaced racks that she had prematurely set for closing (I walked in with about 45 mins till close). I could feel the sets of eyes on me as I walked about and it was making me super on edge. Keeping to shopping though, obviously finding something black was easy and the clothes here are all pretty demure, so I was able to find a top pretty quickly that I thought could work. Walking around, the clothes here were really expensive for what they are. Basic, polyester, made in China pieces running for a median of 150 bucks. When it comes to clothes, I don't mind paying in the triple digits, so long as what I get is quality and something unique, but that's definitely not the case here. The top I picked out had a $60 price tag for a basic black cami top, and that was on sale. If the party wasn't the very next night and the stores weren't starting to close, I would have moved on for sure, but what can ya do. I brought my over-priced basic black top up to the register and the girl ringing me up was just as big a sour puss as the one who greeted me. I don't blame her, it was Thursday night, she was closing... but boy was she bitter. Not much for customer service here, enough so to bug me into yelping a clothing store which is not my norm. When I got my new black top home and tried it on with my awesome pants... it just wasn't me. I don't know if I brought the vibe of the store home with me, but I didn't feel happy or pretty in my new top and even though I knew not wearing it meant I would be wearing something already hanging in my closet that would probably coin me the family harlot, but...with great power comes great responsibility. So, spoiler alert, my outfit involved cut-outs and did not involve a bra. Anyway... I went back to White House Black Market so I could return the overpriced top that was soaked in bad ju-ju, in hopes that it ends up in a more suitable home one day. When I walked up to the register, there were two associates; one was helping someone and the other was not. The available associate looked up at me, smiled and said hello... so naturally, I walked up to her and put my bag on the counter saying I had to make a return. "Oh you have to wait, I'm off the clock." Da fuq kind of sham is this? If you are on break, why are you standing behind the register? After more than 5 minutes of waiting while the other associate rang up someone else, another woman came over and without a word and just a hand motion, took my top and receipt and proceeded with my return. The only word she said the whole time was "sign." Not a "thank you," not a "have a good night," nada. So much unneeded unwanted pretentiousness from these employees it turned my aura dark, twice in two days. Not good guys, not good.

Lots of 50% off sales throughout the store and was eyeballing a pair of draw string shorts, long…read morejogger pants and a tank top. Went to the dressing room in hopes that two of the items fit. The joggers were oddly too long and the tank top had a strange fit. Just the weirdest off sized attire which is a common issue when manufactured in 3rd world countries. The manager was extremely helpful locating a pair of shorts from the back room inventory. They were on sale for $14.00 and fit perfectly. The checkout line is usually long but on the off hours it was quick.

I'm not a big fan of Old Navy. But they have the best men's…read moreSoft plain Tshirts! I use them as night shirts. They wash real well and have help up for a few years. So everytime I pass an Old Navy, I get more colors!

In the Jacaranda Square plaza exists this mega outlet style store which is basically offers major…read morebrands of clothing, purses, toys and luggage on deep discounted prices. They advertise savings up to 70% off other stores' prices. On a grind to find warm jogging hoodies at a decent price and thought Bealls was a smart choice. The men's clothing section was immediately to the left of the service desk that offered multiple colored long sleeve hoodie rack on clearance all big brands from $16.00 to $20.00, which was exciting. Grabbed a few 2X sizes off the rack and went to the fitting room which was dirty and needed a simple sweeping, but at least it had a bench and a hook to hang the clothing. The Reebok was so small I could barely squeeze my head through the top then I noticed the tag says 'Made in Cambodia', which usually, based on my experience, means the sizes run extremely small. Anyways, unfortunately no sale today and will continue my journey for well fitting and well made attire elsewhere.

Located at the location where Staples used to be, Bealls is a big store with a limited amount of…read moremerchandise. It sells clothing for men, women, and children, but it also sells handbags, shoes, perfume, housewares, gifts, glasses, chocolate and food items, etc. Compared to some other discount stores in the area (i.e Ross, Burlington), I find the place to look kind of empty and understocked. The woman's clothing section has an abundance of plus sizes but I did not see any petit. There was no work wear or pretty dresses. Generally, I was not a fan of the woman's casual clothes at all. So what was good about the store? My boys (now 13 and 14 years old) always seem to find some clothes to buy. They usually find nice button downs and Guy Harvey t-shirts at great prices. Great deals are always good but at their age it's nice to get good deals since they tend to grow out of their clothes very quickly. Lines can be slow but the staff is friendly. I believe there is a rewards program but I don't think we shop there enough to take advantage of it.

I haven't been to a Loft store in a while and decided to stop in today. The store is very neat and…read morewell kept. I enjoyed browsing. The displays were nice. I just didn't see any clothes I was interested in purchasing. I did purchase two spare pair of sunglasses to keep in my car. The sunglasses seem pretty high quality and the style is ok by me. They also have a lot of variety of jewelry items. The store was pretty busy. Employees keep the lines moving quickly. They have a good amount of staff which is great. This store has a lot of good promotions. I think their prices are very fair overall.

While I've always been a fan of the Loft in general, this particular store disappoints me and it…read moreboils down to its customer service. It's no secret we're in a pandemic and hours of operation have changed for many of the stores therefore they have them posted out front for customers like me to take note. So Loft basically heckled me into buying online and when I received the order, there were a few items I needed to return. Return shipping is a ridiculous $7.95 meanwhile the Loft is around the corner from my house so I decided to make the short trip. I checked the hours and Lofts hours were 12 to 6.... I arrived at 4:50 PM and the door was locked. I figured there were too many in the store and they were waiting for people to drift out before letting me come in. I was wrong. At 4:56 the store employee comes out and tells me they are closed. I mention the hours say 6 PM but she tells me that from now on they will be closing at 5 on Sundays. I could have made a stink about it because the sign clearly showed 6 and in any case I was there prior to their closing time, but I decided I would just bite the bullet and humbly walk away. This to me is poor customer service. She knew I wasn't there to shop, I was there for just a return and I was there within the time they should have still been open. I took note that Mondays and Tuesdays they had a later closing (7 PM) and decided I would go the next day after work. I reached out to the Shops at Pembroke Gardens via IG so they could update the Loft store hours accordingly and not further inconvenience customers. The next day I show up at 6:10 and they're closed. They changed their hours once again and went from 7 PM closing time to 6 PM. At this point, I can't win. It's my second time there to make a return and I'm unsuccessful. Now I'm obviously suuuuuper annoyed and vowing to never shop Loft again until they have free returns by mail. A regular customer gone because the one employee couldn't handle my return when I showed up on a Sunday at 4:50 PM with a sign that read closing time at 6 PM. I took pictures of the hours that changed from one day to the next...showing 2021 is off to a wonderful start...LOL

CREEPY GOTHIC STORE…read more.. Weird little store with unique clothing, action figures and odds & ends that conducts business in almost every major mall and have an emo and goth vibe. This store located in the Pembroke Lakes Mall, is like a mild Spencer store for the scary enthusiasts. They sell mini backpacks containing imprints of odd frowning faces or giant tarantulas. Dark gothic long pants with multiple safety pins and chains obviously not for the timid. The Pops action figures seem to be a constant force at these stores with always a tower of them floor to ceiling. A hangout spot for goth youth congregating at the front section of the store mixed with the helpful friendly staff that provided me with a 15% off in-store coupon upon my entering. Just a really cool store.

I visited the store at the Pembroke Lakes Mall to pick up 2 items I had purchased online only 1 was…read moreavailable and the other one I was told it would arrive later but no estimated time was given. Service was ok they greet you when you come in and that's about it you search and buy take to the register and bye. They have various cool items for Halloween, Anime, and collectibles. Prices are good and have great value and sales on certain items.

The American Eagle store has mixed gender clothing lines although the Aerie store is connected and…read moreis strictly female clothing. They are offering 40% off the men's flannel shirt line and the wife approved two color patterns. The store manager assisted finding me a flannel shirt in a rare 2XL size which actually fit comfortably although it was 100% cotton ans manufactured in Bangladesh which guarantees heavy shrinkage after a first wash & dry. I was so close in buying two shirts - oh well. The checkout line was long but the two clerks worked quickly. My wife had to purchase her athletic wear from Aerie in the American Eagle store's checkout line since Aerie was not adequately staffed.

Back in my day, I use to shop American Eagle and I loved their clothes! Mainly for the quality and…read moreCOMFORT!!! Fast forward many years later and I have teenage girls who love AE now too! AE has great quality comfortable clothing. The only downside is their price point has skyrocketed!!! Everything is so EXPENSIVE!!! The best deals are when they have sales, promos or checkout their clearance rack towards the back area. If you join their AE Real Rewards program and earn points towards future rewards. AE REAL REWARDS: * Spend $84, get $5 reward * 15 points per $1 spent * Free shipping on orders $50+ * $5 birthday reward * Members-only sales & events

I always enjoy shopping at Burlington. I went to this location relatively early and the store was…read morevery tidy and nicely stocked. We picked up a few items for the kitchen and some basic t-shirts. All at great prices. Checkout was pretty fast.

We popped in here after we had our Mother's Day dinner out at Dania Pointe. This is a nicely…read moredecorated and well-arranged store. We were greeted by a friendly salesman, who was very helpful. We have been to H&M stores all over the world. They are all very good about having nice clothes for men and women at a very reasonable price. Clothing, jewelry, accessories, sandals, and seasonal collections. My daughter always finds tasteful office clothing at H&M. She searched for skirts and tops but didn't find anything this time. But I found a darling summer straw bag and some hair clips. So we did well. We will be back next trip to Dania Pointe. Parking is on the street in front of their store. It was fun.

Relatively new H&M store in Dania Pointe with a divided men and women sides. The prices are in the…read moremedium range. The clothing aisles were well organized. After the Improv and a few drinks, the women marched into this store as I followed. The wife found lots of stuff but would be too long to try everything on and we were on our way to dinner. I found some cool looking shorts or bathing suits for only $30.00 but the wife forbid me to buy them. But, my friend bought a few garments and we left.