GREAT customer service and selection! I went shopping for some E Newton bracelets at Bev & Co's…read moreSkaneateles location. I am a really picky customer, but Beth was so helpful in letting me take my time to pick what I wanted and offering insight into the brand and its wearability. The selection was impressive--it's not easy to find this bracelet brand up north but Bev & Co carries it among many other cute things! I will definitely be coming back!

I recently purchased a pair of Liverpool ankle jeans from Bev & Co. I wore them once and washed…read morethem once. When I took the jeans out of the wash, I found a gaping, threadbare hole at the bottom of one leg, and the very beginnings of a hole near the bottom of the other leg. I immediately returned the jeans to Bev's and requested a refund. After a week had passed, i got a call from the manager who told me I could only have a 'credit' because either my washing machine ripped the jeans or I had bleached them. I explained that my washing machine has NEVER put holes in any article of clothing (much less jeans) and that I don't, and didn't, use bleach Then the manager said, "Well, it's your word against mine." Really? Apparently it's common practice for Bev & Co. staff to call their customers "liars." Most legitimate businesses will stand by their merchandise and respect their clientele. Not the case at Bev & Co. I don't know what was wrong with these jeans but they were unquestionably defective and it was not my fault. I currently have 5 articles of clothing in my closet that I purchased from Bev & Co: One by Ttibal, two by Habitat and two by Clara Sun Woo. Not exactly a fly-by-night customer. However, I guarantee you that I just made my last purchase at this so-called boutique. And that's no lie.

This is 2023 and Narrative Space is now almost exclusively a barber shop (they don't sell boots and…read moreshirts anymore). I looked online for a hair-cutting place that did both men and women (I am a woman). I didn't want a fancy-looking salon. Narrative has a lovely, old-fashioned look and feel. Their web site said their prices were $40, $45, or $50.00. MUCH too expensive, but I realized I was paying for ambience. My barber was Michael Clark. (One got whoever was free when you arrived.) I showed him 2 sets of drawings of the cut I wanted (front and profiles, the difference between the 2 sets being where I wanted the main curve to be: a little higher or a little lower. To begin with the outcome: The drawings clearly showed that the hair should be even with my chin. It ended up, in fact, 2 inches too short...... just below my ears. The cutting experience was very weird. On 4 occasions, he grabbed the hair at the very top of my head and repeatedly pulled it up and down, as if he were washing something on a scrub board. I don't know what on earth that was about. The way he was separating strands and cutting was quite baffling to me. There seemed to be no organization to it. Unfortunately, I was unaware of how short it was getting. I was focusing on it covering my ears. At the end, it didn't even fall nicely and I had to do some repairs when I went home. Unfortunately it was too short to do all the repairs it needed. He had paid no attention to my drawings or instructions. I knew what the price was before I sat down in the chair. This is embarrassing. I paid $70.00 for this cut.

I had done research on local salons, and Narrative Space was at the top of my list. I really liked…read morethe fact that Chris Burnett had both clipper and scissor expertise. My research paid off. Chris did a great job on my hair - short and tight on the sides and textured on top. Great haircut and great shop - cool original barber chairs, warm, industrial Instagram worthy design and a fab shop pup to boot.

All staff interactions here have been very positive! Most sections appear organized and easy to…read morefind. Recommend this location.

They had a limited selection for men's razors. Staff was very helpful and they were well staffed.read more

If this were in a largely-unYelped portion of NYC it'd be Bronx Brothers…read more The reason I can't give it a higher rating is the pricing. I thought that at an outlet store, things would be more affordable, but if I bought my stuff here it'd be renamed "Broke Brothers." The products and service are both top-notch though, and I suppose if you're used to paying full price for their stuff, you might save some money here. These guys are super friendly, and even sent me a nice note, so they earned their 4 star.

Grand opening was last week. Beautiful and spacious store. We visited yesterday as my husband is a…read morefan and needed a store close by to purchase some shirts and pants. The staff was helpful and very professional. My husband was in his happy world. We visited again this morning and were greeted with a big smile and a "You are back". Very nice! We will be visiting your store often.

Used to be a S&K Menswear customer. I like their prices and selection. Jos A. Bank is pricier,…read morebut they do have a nice election of clothing. The service was good, and they treated me like an important individual, not just one of many customers, although they had many customers. Overall a good experience.

Gorgeous gorgeous selections at Petrune, every season. Most of their inventory is clothing created…read morein a more vintage style as opposed to actual vintage stuffs. You'll find a lot of great statement pieces as opposed to basics. If you're looking for unique clothes that'll get you compliments, come here.

Petrune has pretty modern styles and some vintage mixed into this seasons clothes. New to Ithaca…read moreand well needed. No other clothes stores in downtown area. Check it out!

These guys are incredible. I've never had any interest in rare, niche shoes, until I saw some Bull…read moreAirs a couple years ago. Since then I've bought over a dozen pairs of shoes from them. The shoes are high quality and I get compliments every time I wear them. That said, they are a small company with small company quirks. All shoe drops are pre-orders, so you pay before the shoes are ever made. Sometimes production gets delayed. Sometimes orders get stopped at customs and shipped back to the manufacturer. You MIGHT wait a long time for some of your shoes. But they are very transparent about these things. They Livestream, usually once or twice a week, to give people updates, let them ask questions, give sneak peaks at early production of shoes, shoes that are still being designed, etc. If Livestream isn't your jam, they have an updates page with production info on their website. I recently got scammed by someone in the community selling some rare, out-of-production shoes. When I reached out to Bull Airs to let them know the guy was scamming people in the community(I was not the only one) they shipped me a huge box, full of things relating to fandoms they knew I was interested in from previous purchases, sneakers values higher than what I'd lost, and a note apologizing for the issue. It wasn't their fault I made that mistake, nor was it their responsibility to reimburse me for it. But they felt bad it happened and did what they could to soften the blow. While I don't work a customer facing job anymore, I did for decades. This is the type of service provided by people with heart, that care about their customers and want to leave an impression. And they've done that for me. Cannot recommend them enough.

These guys are awesome, friendly, and sell and make cool as hell shoes!! You won't find cooler and…read moremore unique shoes anyway where. Anytime I wear a pair I get compliments! Get so