I love this store. Many nice things and not exorbitantly priced! Great shop! I am heading there…read moresoon for a couple more items!

When they have sales they have great sales! It is hard to find a sales person at times to actually…read moremake the payments for those deals. The coupons are rather confusing at times and you have to find a cashier at times that knows how to work the system to get discounts on certain purchase. Don't get me started on star rewards vs. points. If you return something you used star rewards they actually give you less actual cash back. I try to avoid this place at all cost as the associates are rude and the store is usually a disaster.

This review is for Walking Company online. I really wish I had read reviews prior to getting…read moreinvolved with them. I placed the first order which went fine, and I loved the shoes. Second order shoes didn't fit so I returned. Per tracking they received the item back on 4-1. A week ago and no refund. I contacted them and the AI bot said returns take 15 days from when the item is received. Why would that be? Do they just want two weeks of float on the money, or are they really that inefficient? Anyway a major red flag. But the real shocker came on the third order. An item was sent that had absolutely nothing to do with my order and was three sizes too small!! And it was a final sale. Customer service did send a return label once I proved I had the wrong item. Thing is, the invoice in the box was also for the wrong item, which doesn't match the order. So I have little faith they will be able to figure this out. Great shoes, but this business is a mess. In this day and age with so much online ordering this kind of thing is unacceptable. If a Walking Company store was nearby I'd probably frequent a bricks and mortar store, but I won't be ordering online from them again.

An order I placed on October 13 is lost in the mail. I have been pleading with customer service…read morerepresentatives asking for a refund, or even a replacement package and they are refusing both. The only compromise they are willing to make is offering a 10% discount to purchase another item from their company which I never will do again.

Update: I have to give credit where credit is due. While the customer service rep on the phone…read moreoffered no apologies, LL Bean's executives did. They contact me the day after Christmas with a sincere apology and they have worked to make it right. They were able to find the item I wanted and are sending it overnight along with a refund. I suppose that things do happen which are out of the control by any company but as long as they apologize and attempt to make things right then they are a company worth supporting. I ordered a gift in the beginning of December. I realized 4 days before Christmas that it had not arrived. Upon tracking the package I noticed that the last update was 8 days ago. I contacted L.L. Bean and their response was basically too bad, they could send me a new pair in March. March! No apologies for not contacting me about the package being lost. All of these items in the style I want are, of course, out of stock everywhere or will be delivered way past Christmas. If you are thinking of buying an item from L.L. Bean and it needs to arrive by a specific date, I wouldn't trust them.

Great little spot, and easy to get to. Great sales and staff helped us with our purchases. Nice…read moreselection to choose from.

This business engages in unethical practices. My daughter made a purchase mid Dec 2024 for a…read morerelative and it needed to be returned. The receipt given to my daughter was only a gift receipt. When we went to return the item, we were told it would have to be a merchandise credit which we protested as original buyer. We were finally able to call the store in Mass where purchase was made and the asst mgr looked up and emailed the receipt to the Nh store. We were never told the receipt was a gift receipt in the bag and that the original receipt was never offered. Our guess is that this was intentionally done so that customers are forced into a merchandise credit. The Salem NH staff flat out refused to credit my account but we were in some way fortunate to talk to an asst mgr in the Lynnfield Mass store where the org purchase was made to obtain the receipt and provide it to NH. Buyer beware. No more a customer there.

From the owner: The new Carhartt Store at Tuscan Village in Salem, New Hampshire embodies the spirit of the…read moreregion's hardworking community and its longstanding legacy as a manufacturing hub. Situated near iconic local landmarks like Canobie Lake Park and Rockingham Park Race Track, the store offers high‑quality, all‑weather gear built to handle all of New England's seasons and reflects the state's industrious past and present. The store not only provides durable clothing for those who build and maintain New Hampshire's heritage but also stands as a tribute to the enduring values of craftsmanship and resilience that define the area.

I was in the store for the first time. And I was shocked. It's bad enough that retail stores can't…read morehire enough staff. But, the fact that customers are fu$$$ng slobs. How would they like it if I had a dirty cart. Then, arrived at your home with it. This is what I'd do. 1. Run around your house and muddy up the floors. 2. Take your shoes and put one in the garage the other in the freezer. 3. Shampoo would go in hamper. 4. Legos would go in the garden. 5. Cookie crumbs all over the place. Leave the opened package in the shower. 4. Take clothes and throw them all over the house. Did your parents raise you in a barn? Are you setting a good example for your little ones? No to both those questions. The cashier would rather have you give them the item if you don't want it. The employees have enough to do. Be kind and use your brain.

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I like the clothes at AEO and have been wearing them since I was in middle school in 2004. This…read morestore in particular is a bad representation for the brand. The majority of the employees look miserable and the manager I dealt with was flippant, rude, and unhelpful in every way. I get it, working in retail isn't the best job ever but I did it for YEARS and know attitudes like that and just business like that is going to turn customers away. I had an exchange to make with an online order for a different size in a pair of shorts. because the tags had come off while trying them on they would not let me exchange. While I understand the new return policy about tags, the managers have the authority to look at the product/tag/situation and make a judgment call. The manager at rockingham was just rude and dismissive and clearly just wanted to be difficult. I ended up going to another location with a manager who was extremely nice and understanding and exchanged the shorts no problem. She even explained how the employees don't agree with the new policy and as long as you have the tags there's no issue - which I did. Alls to say, I won't be going here any longer. Not worth the rude atmosphere.

Love the clothes at AEO, but the customer service at this particular store stinks. Most of the…read morepeople working look like they don't want to be there. And the store manager has probably one of the most negative attitudes I have ever encountered, and he is not suited to be a manager at all. I am pretty sure he does not understand what working in retail means, like having to deal with customers and having to do returns. It's part of the job- like seriously, suck it up buttercup. No wonder his employees look so unhappy to be there.

I had an amazing experience. Everyone was nice in every store. I highly recommend that anyone who…read morewants to have a nice time with their family should go and look at all the different stores in the mall.

The thing that really upset me is the exorbitant price for the kiddy amusement rides. $2.00 a ride…read more!!! Are you kidding me?!? You know that you would attract more riders if you dropped the price to a reasonable price like .50 cents then parents would be willing to let their kids ride numerous times. S many times I saw people walking away and shaking their heads at these ridiculous prices dragging their disappointed kids. Get real folks ! One way to deal with inflation is to NOT raise prices. You want people to come to the mall , have a good time and spend money ? Then don't rip them off on the amusement rides.

What a fantastic shopping experience. Chelsea was such an enthusiastic, sincere, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable sales person that we felt completely safe and excited to see what we could find without judgement or inhibition. The others in our party felt welcomed as well, sitting in a comfortable fitting room, chatting and learning, feeling happy in such a positive atmosphere. Our shopper needed some much sought after work and casual clothes for an often hard-to-fit body type, but Chelsea really found some pieces that worked beautifully and our shopper felt very excited and happy. She can't wait to return to find more clothes that really fit so well. Kudos to Chelsea for creating such a positive experience and building such a strong desire to return.

Very friendly workers. I go in fairly often and am always treated white a smile. Associates…read moreparticipate in small talk and always make some sort of compliment. The selection is fairly good at this location and well organized. Like all torrid locations the price can be a little hefty I recommend signing up for text messages and going when they have good sales.