First start with the positives, this is such a unique beautiful store that you can definitely get…read morelost in. However, for the prices they are asking, the customer service is terrible. My husband and I were searching for newborn sizes in a few outfits and asking questions and the employee just looked at us and turned back around to the register. There were no other customers in the store and she almost made us feel like an inconvenience. Never said hi or offered to help or anything. We decided to just leave and look elsewhere.

This boutique page is covered with images of children, wearing handmade designs from another small…read morecompany which Laylas boutique does not sell. are one-of-a-kind, handmade pieces that take days to finish. Its sad that you then go and mass produce it and use someone else's picture quality to sell and make a profit off of a single mother. Thanks for the quick response, but as you posted on your page, the items are already ordered and you took pre-sales on them . Do better in the future. There's room for everybody in the children's boutique industry. Thank you.

Love this store for its size and simplicity! I know there's one in Freehold NJ, but I wish there…read morewas a location much closer to North Jersey. Surprisingly, I stumbled upon their location when I was in Amsterdam, Netherlands earlier this year. They have great, reasonable deals on various items (i.e. jewelry, makeup, other accessories, hats, boots, clothes, etc). I purchased the most adorable Keith Haring bucket hat. It was on sale for $1... yes, ONE dollar. No way I could leave that on the rack. Lol! Also, the service is friendly and upbeat at the checkout counter to make for an all around joyful shopping experience. Update: a fellow Elite Yelper kindly informed me that there are Primark locations in North Jersey (one at Jersey Gardens Mall & the other at American Dream Mall). Fantastic! Thanks, Rose :)

This is my all time favorite store. Reasonably priced, great selections from family to home…read moredecor!! The store is a London based store and does not have an online presence. This means you have to visit a physical location. But trust me, it's worth it. Take a trip, visit, you won't be disappointed.

Security guard at Zara was rude as hell. Maybe don't treat ur paying costumers like that? Ur self…read morecheckout was so complicated and he basically accused us of stealing bc we were trying to figure it out.. do better

I made the mistake of purchasing from here. The quality and fit are so poor. Years ago there seemed…read moreto be more decent quality items but it's gone very downhill. I needed to return something and had left the receipt at home. I asked if they would be able to pull it up with the card I used. The rude and arrogant sales associate replied with "Um NO". He must think he's working for Versache. I haven't been back and never will. Stores such as Aritzia, Nordstrom, and Madewell are much better in terms of quality and customer service. If you are on a budget they have very generously priced sales often. No need to ever shop at Zara or any fast fashion store.

Practically every Black Friday my daughter and I end up at Anthropologie, with my husband waiting…read morepatiently on a bench in the mall, holding our jackets. This Thanksgiving my daughter (who seemingly had norovirus) stayed in NYC while I was in Philadelphia. Despite ridiculous crowds T and I went anyway. Anthropologie, in my estimation, is notoriously over-priced, but post-Thanksgiving one can find a "deal." Everything in the store is 30% off. But the piece de resistance -- my reason for going -- is the sales room. 50% off already reduced prices. Yesterday I snagged a butter-soft leather dress originally priced at $328, for $89! If you go this time of year, know: ** The check-out line in Anthropologie is insane. I was there so long, I lost track of the time. ** Guard against pick-pockets and watch your purse. A woman ahead of me ran out, realizing her wallet was gone. ** Parking is crazy. The mall is huge with spaces hard to find. (After going into the Container Store which abuts the mall we walked over, never moving the car.) I like this particular branch of Anthropologie. Probably because S and I are generally successful, my daughter more so than me. (I've clearly aged out of their target market.) Anthropologie's location in King of Prussia mall is good, with Free People next door and Urban Outfitters across the way. Plus there's a big bench steps away for people like T who are left holding their shopper's coats and parcels.

Tis the season at Anthropologie. Love, love, love the ambiance in this store. It starts at the door…read morebefore you even walk in. The great WONDER sign, all the fuzzy pom poms in the entryway and then the smell. So inviting, so good! The variety of merchandise and the way it's displayed is so well done. Clothes, jewelry, stationary, beauty and bath products. Anthropologie has it all. Did I mention they have furniture too. If you need something for a lady on your gift list then make a stop here. Anything you pick will be well received, trust me.

Every time I go in, I come out and my blood pressure goes up! One of the sales lady tells me that…read moreshe can't provide me anything bc I only do business online and not in store - because you won't let me!!! NEVER AGAIN i'll stick to my sales associate in Vegas

I have loved my experience at this store, and have received many staple items I've been excited…read moreabout wearing. I work with Mary and she is wonderful. She is very sweet, not pushy at all, patient when I have to bring my rowdy boys in with me, and good about finding me items even when they don't have them available in the store.

This place was a blessing when I needed it most! I was driving through town and needed to make a…read morepit stop at a mall because I needed to complete an outfit for a music festival I was going to. After wandering around the mall for some time, I found Akira. I immediately knew this place would have something, as they have a location in my hometown of Columbus and I shop there from time to time, always finding really rad stuff. After browsing around for a while and not finding what I was looking for, one of their lovely staff members, Alyssa, offered to help me and oh my goodness, I'm so glad she did. After describing what I was on the hunt for, she ran all over the store trying to find something that would work for me. After about ten minutes or so, we found a few things worthy of trying on. All of which were on clearance which was the icing on the cake. I ended up walking out with three items, one for the festival and two others just for fun. I wore one of the shirts for New Years Eve and people were stopping me left and right to ask where I got it from. Depending on your style, this place could be the perfect place to shop. Their clothing and accessories are fun, vibrant, unique, and reasonably priced. Shout out to Alyssa from Ohio for all the help!

OH MY DOGS!! I had absolutely no idea what to expect from this store and boy oh boy was I happy to…read morefind it, now not everything in there was for ME but holy cow it's freaking COOL, I can't wear heels but i love to look at them and the fur coats are to DIE FOR, RED YELLOW BLACK AND PINK BIG OL PINK FUZZY COATS, I'm in love and BIG SIZES, I was amazed when I tried stuff on and it FIT, hells yes, I could not make up my mind WHAT I wanted so I'm going back with my husband so he can help me decide and they have these BIG fuzzy purses, I am going back for THAT, they have wild and crazy sexy fun gnarly clothes, MAKE A STATEMENT, you can not go wrong having some of their pieces in your closet.?

I will say that my first experience was amazing…read more While searching for my wedding shoes I first went to a high end department store that sells Jimmy Choo. I was left with the shoes twice to fend for myself. The shoes were busted and I was told they "were the only pair." So I left. I walked into the Jimmy Choo store expecting snobby service. I was met with cool smiles and chill vibes, which was welcoming for a high end store. I mentioned the shoes I saw at the other store and when I said they were for my wedding day, the sales associates went out of their way to assist us. We were offered sparkling water, they gave us their styling opinions which were very helpful, and I felt like a valued client. Believe it or not, great sales tactics get me every time, if I'm spending money anywhere it's nice to be treated like my money is the same as anyone else's. They were so kind that we received a free gift with our purchase. It felt like VIP service, as it should feel, and it gave me my true and first Cinderella moment. I'm happy with the associates at Jimmy Choo in KOP.

Being a business owner in the service industry customer service is really important to me. When I…read moreentered the store I was greeted with two warm smiles from Sabrena and Jimmy. They went above and beyond to get everything I wanted and needed for my purchase. One of the bags I wanted was no longer available in the states and the manager was kind enough to contact corporate so that it could be pulled from Europe. Needless to say - I SLAYED with the bag and shoes that they picked out for me. They are definitely the best. Their customer service is beyond impeccable. They have a customer for life!

When you get a piece in Madewell, you know it will last a lifetime. The quality is amazing and…read moretheir denim clothes and pants are super durable and fit very well. The only store that I have seen carrying clothes in petite, regular and tall for all it's women ware. I got my denim overalls a few years ago in madewell and I still get complements for it till date. The only issue with madewell are the tops. They are usually very sober and lack some fun element in them. They are very boho color schemed and restrictive in their options for tops and dresses. Other than this, the store is amazing. I recommend this business!

Based on the styles and service in evidence yesterday at the King of Prussia mall location of…read moreMadewell, my first visit will not be my last. (Shut up, Signor Visa -- you'll get your blood money eventually.) I was lured in to the store by the overall chic and clean look of the clothing displayed in the windows, and was rewarded inside by denim without bedazzling of any sort, beautifully-made sweaters, jodhpur-styled leggings and dresses evoking a 1930s simplicity. On-trend wooden-soled clogs and lace-up boots completed the picture of Depression-era style. The designer Alexa Chung had just released a collection for Madewell on 9/15/2010, so I was able to paw her ankle-length silk skirts and gorgeous blazers, as well as the classic denim collections. The girls working in the shop greeted me pleasantly, didn't hover, asked casually if I needed help finding anything, and were helpful in locating items in different colors or sizes. The dressing rooms were bright and had flattering lighting. What more could you ask for?