Great service. Fair prices. Inventory changes daily. I love to watch their Instagram posts and buy…read moreitems that way in addition to going into the store.

Nothing wrong with it but honestly the store it's self is limited quality with somethings…read moremerchandise you can find at Goodwill across the street

This was my favorite bridal shopping experience ever! Sofia was amazing and so patient! She had…read moreamazing recommendations and truly made my experience so enjoyable! The collection of wedding dresses Anthropologie has are gorgeous and there's truly something there for everyone.

Timeless!! Beautiful gowns !! Superb pricing!! Friendly staff!! Amazing Service!! Found my dress…read morehere!!

Every now and then, it's nice to stroll through the Biltmore Fashion Park. My wife and I…read moreoccasionally make it to a meal or to shop or even play at the Biltmore (or yes, a stroll). I also sometimes meet up with friends or family or even head there on my own. There's something for everyone and plenty to see and do; however, some of my favorite stores and restaurants have closed and been replaced over the years. It also happens to be where my wife and I had our first date! The Biltmore Fashion Park is known for some great restaurants. While there are some upscale and casual restaurants there, my favorites include Seasons 52 or True Food for a good meal and Frost a Gelato Shoppe for dessert. I really enjoy having several Fox restaurants at the Biltmore. There are also many other restaurants in the area. Several of the restaurants have great happy hours, too. I miss the Crepe Club though several other restaurants have opened since then. There are also plenty of shops from upscale shops to more casual ones like Lululemon and Sakes 5th Avenue. There are fancy clothing stores that my wife may enjoy though I typically enjoy the nice courtyard or seating outside some of the stores while she shops. Then, we grab a bite somewhere together. I miss the Apple Store and Sharper Image but look forward to what is opened next. There are also experiences from the Sip & Stroll (where you can enjoy a beverage from one of six restaurants and then walk around), meet-up with the Phoenix Run Club, the Art Walk, the Swiftie Liftie Outdoor Workout Class, or one of a number of galas or special events. Find more details on what is coming up at the Biltmore Fashion Park at https://www.reddevelopment.com/biltmore-fashion-park/events. While stores and restaurant hours may vary, the hours are typically 10 AM to 8 PM daily except for Sundays from 12 Noon to 6 PM. There is plenty of free parking around the Biltmore Fashion Park along with valet options. You can read more about the Biltmore Fashion Park at https://www.reddevelopment.com/biltmore-fashion-park/visit. There is also a mall map on there along with a listing of activities and experiences with events.

Went up from San Tan Valley for a well publicized "Yappy Hour" apparently held monthly in the mall…read morecourtyard. What fun even though it was 90 minute drive for me. Decent parking and I found a close handicapped space for the van. Event started promptly at 5:30. A few vendors including our very own Yelp Elite Event spot in Gilbert -Pixie sticks. They had a nice boutique there with an assortment of their items for sale. Joining them with booths were PetSmart (pup cups), a couple dog rescue orgs, and a Halloween photographer. There was also great music and really good cash bar making some excellent cocktails. It was a free event. The cocktails were $9 apiece... decent value. Topped it off with dinner at ZinBurger before I left. There's a few great restaurants up there, so will probably back despite the long drive.

I haven't been to this boutique in a while, so I thought I'd stop in while on my lunch break. When…read moreI walked in, there were only two girls in the store- one behind the counter and one next to her, talking to each other. Neither one looked up and greeted me, and as I looked around in the store, they kept talking to each other and not once asked if I needed something. I have worked in retail before, and rule #1 is you greet the customer. I'd understand if they were busy but I was literally the only customer in the store. After taking a look around at their overpriced (and if I'm being honest, mostly tacky) clothes, I decided to leave. Didn't even get a "goodbye" or "thanks for coming in". Nothing. I have been coming to this store for years and never had an experience like this- everyone working there was always so friendly. Just found out that the owner, Victoria, sold this store in the fall. That explains a lot. There are loads of cute boutiques in this area where the employees are actually friendly and the clothese are really cute. I will take my business there.

Overpriced! No longer give teacher discounts! What happen to the range of pricing and giving back…read moreto the community where we all know helping teacher's receive a discount is most appreciated and needed. Shame on the newer owners. Bring back the old owner, the old sales ladies who cared and hours that are more custimer friendly.

There is so much to see in the Merchantile. It's a great concept that's up and popping now. Various…read moreartists and entrepreneurs secure spots to display and sell their metchadise. It's a great way to get new, unique items. After you find what you want, then you go to a centralized checkout counter. The staff are wonderful. They try to answer questions about items even though they are not the owners of the merchandise. There is accessible parking and entrance.

I stopped by The Merchantile in Phoenix to check out what they had to offer! What I found is a…read moresuper cute boutique-style marketplace where local crafters can showcase their homemade items. They have different crafters that offer really cute AZ-themed items. There are customer book sleeves, stickers, clothing, hats, stuff for your pets, you name it. Prices are a little higher since most things are handmade, but if you're looking for something unique and from Arizona, I suggest stopping in and seeing what you can find.

Super cute boutique that relocated from a smaller location, now to a more sunnier open space…read more Cute dresses shirts and outerwear ranging from 30s to 100s. Appreciate their unique pieces. Love their locally made goods such as stickers, pins and ornaments (during the holiday season) Customer service very friendly. Good value for your money. I found a cute purse in the sale section for $28! Will definitely return again :)

The absolute cutest boutique in downtown Phoenix! Bunky Boutique is filled with a combination of…read morelocal goods, handcrafted items, and curated fashion. I'm always excited to browse and see what I can find. There are always plenty of affordable gifts like stickers, keychains, cards, and tote bags. There are also adorable home decor items, high-quality fashion from larger brands like Rhythm, and much more. I found my latest art print here that fit so well with my kitchen decor! This Bunky location is also connected to Dialog, where you can get your daily espresso and browse artistic home goods and books, and a new Mexican restaurant if you want to extend your stay.

Their baby shop in their regular boutique has really expanded!! Cutest baby items, especially for…read moregifts. Clothing, toys, books, gifts and so much more. The baby clothing is always from the softest cottons imaginable!! So much to choose from in all price points and usually some type of sale going on. Friendliest staff on hand to always help with sizes, etc!!!

A friend had recommended Vida Moulin as a cute boutique to shop at. The first time I went it said…read moreit was open according to yelp, but when I arrived it was closed with a sign in the door. I was a little bummed but went to Whicker Goddess instead and purchased an adorable vintage silk dress. The next time I attempted to go, I purposely chose on a Saturday at 12:00 noon to make sure it would be open. When I entered I was the only one patron. As I opened the door I didn't see any workers or other shoppers and walked further into the. Two workers were talking in the back and made their way out from the back. One said a quiet hello. The other worker didn't acknowledge me or stop talking to the 2nd worker. I casually looked at the clothing racks but didn't see anything I needed but they do have some cute clothes. I did however purchase a plastic vintage green looking oil bottle. It was $39 marked down from $65. When I paid they both did thank me for stopping in. I honestly liked the vibe better at the Whicker Goddess and another boutique several doors down and the shop purveyors at both those locations were so sweet and engaging. But if I go back to the little plaza again I would go into Vida Moulin again, as it is a cute boutique. I liked the decor and home items there more than the clothing choices.

What a TERRIFIC first time experience! I dropped of a very gently used Chanel Purse, Chanel…read moreNecklace, a Luis Vuitton Card Wallet and a Judith Lieber belt for consignment resale. Within 3 weeks, my Chanel Purse and Necklace were SOLD ! The entire Staff Team I encountered was TERRIFIC from the time I entered the Store to sign up and check in my items, to when I returned to pick up Checks for the sold items. Everyone was cheerful, respectful, and great to work with. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this Biltmore Store location for Consignment. I am an extremely HAPPY customer!!

Having taught retail education for 25 years, I can unequivocally state this establishment needs…read moreimprovement on many levels particularly in customer service. The associates are supercilious and they are not interested in engaging with the customer whether they are there to shop or to bring things in for consignment. While the few high-end items I brought in were 'accepted' - I found the interaction to be cold and hurried as if the associate had better things to do. Telling customers they don't accept merchandise from Macy's and Dillard's or stores "like that" is not only insulting, but dismissive. It should be better phrased. Example of which, "We accept merchandise from high-end retailers like Saks and Neiman's because our extensive research tells us this is what our customers are seeking." This franchise exists solely because individuals bring in items for consignment which, in turn, enables the store to hire associates to sell and service the customer. The store turns a profit which pays not only the rent, butt the associates and makes the investors very happy. The heart and soul of any business is "Customer Service" and the execution of it.