Considering how close it was to downtown it was very well kept and Clean. There's a big selection…read moreof stores and the service in the ones I went to were good!

Nice selection! I like the store in overall…read more When you sell here always check the receipt they give you, as you don't wanna get paid $0.10 a tee shirts

This was our first time visiting Nordstrom, and it made a great first impression. The store is…read morespotless, well organized, and easy to navigate, which made browsing relaxed and enjoyable. We were able to quickly find the sections we wanted to see and try without feeling overwhelmed. The baby section was especially impressive. We really appreciated being able to see and test different stroller displays in person. Since strollers can be a big investment, it was helpful to explore options hands-on before committing. Even without making a purchase, we walked away with a much clearer idea of what we'd want for our babies. The store truly has something for everyone--men, women, kids, and babies--all laid out thoughtfully. Overall, a pleasant shopping experience. Keep up the great work and thanks for keeping the space so clean and inviting. Cheers

My initial stop at Barton Creek Mall was Nordstroms. One of the gifts I purchased for husband…read moreonline was too small. I ordered a larger size online but decided to return the original shirt in person. It is amazing how so lightning fast the return was executed. As I recall the interaction...What is your phone number? Are you Delores? Do you live at XXX address? Yes, yes, yes. Then he quickly printed out my return receipt. I did not have to present a valid identification card. I did not have to hand over the original form of payment. I did not have to provide a receipt of any kind. When technology works this well, you can do nothing except applaud how far we have come. Side Note: Sizing guidelines online are not always correct. I totally relied on the sizing chart online and it happened to be inaccurate. I must say the sizing charts are more right than wrong. When you have slim fit or European sizing charts, they may vary from the norm.

It is definitely not the massive Targets that exist in suburbs and throughout the United States,…read morebut for the people that live in the area and for me who sometimes is in the area and needs to make a quick stop, it's super convenient, accessible, and the free validated parking is always welcomed. Due to its size, it has a lot less stuff than a typical Target outside the city, but having the essentials makes it perfect for getting in and out of. Shoutout connivence! RIYL: Target in da city

I knew better, but I went anyway and now I remember why…read more Two Stars. They had what I needed, but the experience was awful. I only came to the 5th Street Target because it was the only place that had what I needed,a simple pen for black label for homemade gifts. I came against my better judgment, and honestly, I wish I hadn't. First off, the parking is a mess. You have to park in the garage and get validation to avoid paying $7. There's no handicap parking right in front of the elevator entrance either, which makes things way harder than it should be. I could have used street parking but didn't feel like being hassled by the men that wait in front of the store. Once I got inside, I started noticing a man, Hispanic, curly hair, maroon shirt, no name badge walking past me multiple times in different sections. First in the makeup aisle, then again when I moved to another area, and again a third time. It really felt like he was watching me, not shopping. He made me super uncomfortable. I was using the Target app to scan items and make sure I was getting the right prices. Just trying to get in and out quickly because, truth be told, I've been avoiding Target for a while now. When I checked out, one of my items rang up higher than what the app said. I went to Guest Services, showed the price on my phone, and was told I must've grabbed the wrong thing. I hadn't, I scanned it myself before adding it to my cart. All this over a few markers. I'm sticking with my boycott. I came here trying to support my own project and left feeling watched, dismissed, and frustrated.

Let's see what we can find here as far as chunky, warm scarf…read more Is is locat next to Dillard's. Not far from downtown Austin. Have been cold every day since we arrived to Texas, which we hadn't anticipated. A few scarf options, but nothing worth dropping any money down for. Tables and racks look like a mess.

Although they have made efforts to modernize the interior, the customer service is still horrible…read more It is difficult to find someone even though there are signs where to check out. When you do find someone to help, it appears that you are bothering them. Additionally, the selection has diminished as there seems to be a lot of items, but nothing really to purchase. You can still possibly score some good bargains with the coupons that they offer, but I wouldn't say it is an easy in and out shopping experience. It's sad that this Macy's has lost its appeal.

What a beautifully decorated store. Must have taken hours and hours and days to put this all…read moretogether. They really had so many wonderful Christmas trees, and everything you need to duplicate the tree at home. Very elegant trees.

I've had better luck with online pickup orders and customer service here than Nordstrom also at…read moreBarton Creek mall. Attendants actually ask if I need help. The email saying your order is ready. Even to the person that helps you pick up the order. All friendly! I come here for work clothes, Alex Marie and Antonio Melani being my regular brands I go to. Things here are expensive, but last and are durable.

I originally went to Neiman Marcus for the Chanel boutique inside…read more.. but the whole place ended up being pure designer eye candy. Gorgeous displays, stunning pieces everywhere you look, and it's honestly just fun to wander even if you're just browsing. Each floor is basically a little runway of gorgeousness, and I kept catching myself doing slow laps like I was at a museum of handbags and shoes. Everything is styled beautifully, so even if you don't plan to buy, it still feels like a full designer experience. There is luxury pricing, but even if you want to just browse there are tons of options and so much help in the store for your budget. What really made it stand out though was the service. I only had an actual consultant in Chanel, but everywhere else in the store I still felt taken care of. Staff were attentive and kind without hovering, and I never got that awkward vibe of being ignored or followed. I got to browse with zero pressure, which makes all shopping so much more enjoyable. Even the parking feels fun with palm trees out front. If you're going for a certain brand or inside boutique (like Chanel), give yourself extra time to explore. This location is also right by an area with a bunch of shopping, food spots, and fun stuff to do (we even did VR nearby), so it's easy to make this stop part of a whole outing.

After walking through the store, I was not planning on leaving a review, but when I walked into the…read moremen's room, I realized something had to be said. Yes this is a very upscale store that is incredibly well merchandised. The bathrooms alone here out do some prominent hotel facilities. Upstairs, you'll find designer clothing, Waterford crystal, clearance racks and the bathrooms. Downstairs you'll find lots of jewelry, men's clothing, fragrances galore, makeup, designer purses, and shoes. If you're into high fashion with money to burn, then you've stepped into the right place and the photos included prove it.

The day after Christmas is notoriously known for fantastic sales and discounts. When we lived in…read moreBellevue, WA so close to the Canadian border, we also experienced Boxing Day. This bank or public holiday, December 26, is celebrated the day after Christmas. It originated in the United Kingdom and we learned about it when we lived in Bellevue, WA. Historically, it was a day when wealthy families gave boxes of gifts, or money to those in need. Churches also collected donations and distributed them to the poor. I first popped into Dillard's to see if they had wildly awesome items to purchase...on sale. Dillard's had a wide variety of items to select from at reasonable prices....clothing, shoes, purses, nightwear, holiday items, etc. I did not find anything that tickled my fancy, so I moved on to plan B...store #2. Every department I visited had an extremely helpful sales associate eager to help you.

Went to 2 different Dillards today. They pretty much had the same things. But I think The Domain…read morestore was a bit nicer. Just wanted to see what they had. Looking to spruce up my wardrobe. I donated a lot this summer and I'm starting fresh again. I tried on a few outfits, but didn't really love anything. Cashmere sweaters were not very soft. The price was decent, but I would want a softer touch for the price they were asking. Just wasn't a hit for me this time.

If you've never been to a Daiso, take a trip inside to understand the hype…read more They're all pretty much the same everywhere. This one is on the smaller side, I just really like that this one is in Austin and not a whole plane ride away. So, Daisos are basically little Japanese versions of a Dollar General with a smaller food section. Lots of cute little gadgets, decor, stationary, tchotchkes, and of course snacks. Service is fast and friendly, can't ask for much else. Everything is low priced and most of the items are pretty useful. Note: nearly everything is priced in yen and items without a price on them are less than two dollars. There are little signs all over showing you the conversion for the listed price, so no worries there. We ended up purchasing snacks and I snagged myself a little roll of blueberry washi tape. I know I didn't need to buy it, but it called to me from the basket of stationery. I have already tried it out, and it's gorgeous.

Love the Japanese products in cheaper price! Many variety of items that are attractive and fun!read more

Always find a wonderful wedding, birthday, etc. gift here. Great shoe selection for women. I am so…read moreglad this rack is well maintained and organized. Not like the Quarry Nordstrom Rack where the few times I have been there was a chaotic mess. You will be pleased on most times you visit the treasures you may find.

The selection is pretty decent but there is no separate return lane anymore. There used to be one…read morebut all of a sudden I get in the long line to check out first then have to get in line AGAIN because I realize the return line and the check out line is the same.. please put a sign up saying returns and check out are the same lane.

After Christmas sales were not as fantastic as in prior years. Stop #2 Macy's. Why Macy's is a…read morehigh volume store with an assortment of goods - clothing, shoes, Christmas items, linens, luggage, etc., I did not find anything I could not live with. Not sure it is a factor of getting older and wiser, but being the first the purchase a holiday trinket or buying something only because it is 75% off is no longer a draw for me. During normal times, to find Macy's representatives is difficult. However, during the holiday season it feels like there is 2-3 representatives on the entire floor. I did see not anything of interest to wait in a long, long line. So I aborted my after Christmas sale spree altogether. Since Macy's now has a Starbuck's I thought of getting some coffee. However, the line looked long. So I exited stage left...

Came here to browse, but did not find anything I wanted. The store is clean and organized. I cannot…read morecomment on the service or value since nothing was purchased.