Great brands, awesome customer service, and fun employees for sure…read more If you want to wear something nice and different and make sure no one else will be wearing the same, then this might be your place. It's definitely on the expensive side, but it's worth it. Everything I have gotten from Bastille has always been awesome, and don't have the fear of knowing that someone will have it, as I do with Urban Outfitters. Plus, it's local and we gotta boost dem local bizzzz. My favorite thing overall is when they have sales and whatnot, you get a personalized email from the person that helped you before, letting you know you have first pick for the sales - that makes this business jump into a better category than any other clothing store I've been to in SLC. I like that.

Bastille has a great selection of brands although in the last few years it seems seasonally behind,…read morestill sporting winter colors and fabrics well into spring and summer. I shop many of these brands while traveling and have bought things that have shown up at Bastille a whole season (or year) later. Maybe earlier and more aggressive mark downs would help turn over inventory quicker? When something is months old, it should go on sale. I've mostly shopped at the gateway location and despite some choppy customer service have remained a steady customer for especially their Gstar jeans. This week I got the regular presale email. Lots if regular items on Sale, a presale plus 10 % off everything in store for preferred customers. As I arrived I was greeted without anyone telling me about sale. I found a bunch of racks with red dot on tags but when I asked what dots were for (hoping presale) I was told it was marked for inventory purposes only. I found a nice dress in the regular sale area marked down to $100. As I was paying I pulled up my email and asked about the 10 % off. The man behind the register answers that that is for presale only. I said "well what's presale items then?" I get a reply from another associate that everything marked in red dots is 40 % off for presale customers. "Oh, we'll I wish I would have known that was all on sale, I wasn't told when I asked" I replied. After having gone through all those clothes thinking they were regularly priced I simply didn't have it in me to go through them all again. Frustrating. "So what about 10 % on everything in store as listed in email?" I show him the email. He replies that he can give the 10 % but that I will have to pay now and pick up dress on Saturday. Why??? Talk about making it difficult for someone trying desperately to shop the sale in their store. Argh!!! I waited for him to be decent and give me the 10% off since the sale and extra discount was the whole reason I made the special trip there and now I missed both. Silence. I finally said "oh well I guess it's not worth $10 for me to come all the way back here on Saturday". Clueless of golden opportunity to treat a loyal customer with some proper customer service, he took my $100 and wished me a good day. Felt like stomping out of there like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman. "Big mistake, HUGE"! The money doesn't bother me really but how easily he dismissed and confused a clearly loyal customer who was trying to get the deal the email had advertised. In today's economy, that kind of "service" is downright stupid.

I love new balance running shoes. They are my go to casual "Tennis Shoes" or "Trainers" as the…read moreBrits say. I had no intention of stopping in today, but thought what the heck I'll just look around and see what they have at the outlet store. Maybe they have something for my trip that is coming up. They were having a sale so Yes! of course I bought some new trail shoes. I only wear hiking boots when I hike, but thought I would give their shoes a try, especially since it's been so hot, my feet sweat in my boots. Salesman was very helpful guiding me to the pair of trail runners I bought. He was very knowledgeable about the different "type" of shoes. I had on my own New Balance shoes, and he explained the construction behind them. Oh so that's why I like them, and they are so comfortable on my feet! He said never to put your shoes in the washer, and to use a cleaning solutions instead. They had some there so I bought some. Note: he never pressured me into buying the cleaner, he said any cleaner would do. Now the test is... can the shoes at the outlet vs the shoes at a regular store pass my new balance comfort test. We shall see.

I'm a person who doesn't like to be approached when it comes to shopping. It was no difference when…read moreI came to this store. I wanted to get in and out quick, especially at the outlet store. However, the impression the staff left me had changed my views on salesman and how my shopping experience can be different. I had a 5-star experience with Brett and I'm so glad he approached me. Brett genuinely asked me a few questions to understand what I was looking for in shoes. I had a general idea of what shoes I wanted and I preferred to try them on on my own. I even told him that I wasn't sure if New Balance was the right place. I was not only wrong, but Brett understood exactly what to suggest based on my answers. My foot size was remeasured as part of the fitting process. To my surprise, I was also wrong about my shoe size and it was confirmed by trying on 4 different pairs of shoes. (Professional fit: shoe fitting in the morning is the most accurate - this is important for people with diabetes to find the right fit). With Brett's help, I made educated decisions, which is what I look for when I help others, too. Brett was genuine, patient, gentle, professional, knowledgeable, caring, and not pushy at all. As an observant person and someone who has experience interviewing candidates in the past, I'm confident to say he is capable of helping all ages of customers. From looking up Hoka online to checking out New Balance at Outlets, here are my wins: - Tried out the 1080 v14 (I genuinely think everyone should have a pair of these) - Know what my updated shoe size is - Got the best deal with current discounts, clearance, and BOGO 50% off (staff can help you look up which pair of shoes are on clearance and order them for you if the color isn't in store) New Balance provides shoes with fresh foam comfort, wide toe box, and arch support - everything I look for in a pair of shoes from everyday wear to running (plus the discount benefit at outlet). I ended up not getting in and out quick at all, but my visit was wonderful because I let Brett help me. I was impressed by the service provided here.

If the deal is worth a massive headache in delivery via a third party (we ended up hiring a moving…read morecompany rather than who they recommended due to missed appointments by Four Corners - paid 250.00 for delivery). Felt great about our initial deal and it went hill from there - sales person said "it's the customers problem" when I said we were having trouble coordinating delivery. Another sales man offered to deliver in his truck after store closed for 100.00 .... Sketchy. Next time I'll buy online, avoid paying tax, and shipping will be included. My desire for instant gratification turned into a 2.5 week headache. Pass.

I found out this location closed down. Such a bummer. The closest location to me now is in Murray…read more If you're looking for ganga deals on fitness equipment, Shape Up is THE place to shop. We got a treadmill for 75 percent off of retail. Boom! Ashley at the South Jordan location was super friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. She even let us stay a little after closing time to make sure we were happy with our purchase. Check 'em out!

The people who work there are always really chill and nice…read more Donuts after 7 PM are only 25 cents...I don't know why I am telling you that...I should keep it to myself...

Reams has a wonderful selection of meats and the people who work in the isles are always very…read morehelpful and nice but for some reason the women at the registers are always confrontational and condescending. Example: Today I called and spoke to a lady I said " Hello, what time do you guys close today?" She replied with "Uh... The same time as always. 10!" I told her "I'm sorry I was unsure being that today is the 4th of July." I understand she might know the in's and out's of Reams but not everyone does. This is just one example, for some reason the women at the front are never very warm or inviting. Even though I really enjoy the selection they carry as far as meat goes and the quality is only matched by Harmon's. I think I will stick to Harmon's. Everyone is always kind and helpful plus they have a drive up service which is very nice for a mother of 2.

I purchased a bottle of liquid for leather shoes. It worked great! They were very helpful and…read morecourteous. They answered all my questions.

This store knows shoes. I have purchased here many times and each time the detail to fit was…read moreincredible. It is my go to shoe store

I'm always rooting for the little guy, and on top of that, always keenly interested in anyone doing…read morethings in the outdoor gear/clothing/adventure space. So when I had a friend mention Mago, I knew it was time to pop in. Situated in the massive shopping complex at Traverse Mountain (the one with Harmons) it's just a little pocket of outdoor vibe. The space is clean and flanked with racks on one side, and shelves on the other, with a few fixtures sprinkled in. I was here on an errand for someone, actually, so I came looking specifically for a long sleeve Patagonia shirt. They had plenty! They do feature a lot of Patagonia, Hippytree, Cotopaxi, and Naturebacks among others, including a few things with their own house brand. It's primarily clothing, and I didn't really look too much into the gear stuff. They had some nice sweatshirts, tees, and long tees. With those brands, you can imagine that they're not giving the stuff away. Long tees were anywhere from $25 to $50. That's about par for the course on the stuff, so not unreasonable so far as comparison shopping goes. I dig the vibe, I dig what they're into. It's a small store so you can pretty much peruse everything and see what they're about in one trip, but with changing inventory you have plenty of reason to come back again.

After spending an hour bouldering at Momentum this morning, I went to Traverse Mountain to meet up…read morewith Lauren and Macy, who were getting pedicures at Deluxe Nails. I met up with them, but noticed a store in the strip that caught my attention. They had Patagonia, Cotopaxi, and some other brands I recognized, so I ditched the girls and went over to check it out. This store is awesome! It has a nice vibe and a great assortment of comfortable and useful clothing, gear, bags, etc for outdoor types. Definitely has the mountain vibe that compliments the nearby mountain ranges! One of the owners, Amber, was super friendly and helpful and I really loved the selection of clothing and accessories in the store. If you are looking for a local boutique to feel the outdoor Utah spirit, MAGO is the place to visit!

Hey there if you want some good clothing and shoes. And the price is right. And they have use and…read morenew clothing and shoes there you will have a blast there. And they have some real cool stuff there. If you want to do some shopping get on down and have some fun for the day