Great service, very helpful and explains everything needed in detail…read more Rented there many times over the years and continue to return

Had looked at two other businesses to rent a Tuxedo and fortunately stumbled upon Princeton…read moreTuxedo.The other two were a mens store who didnt seem to know what they were even renting and another place that looked so disorganized that no way was I going to rely on that process for a big function I was attending out of town. Princeton tuxedo by contrast was an Immaculate shop, Great selection, Attentive service and a fair price/value. Daniel fitted me and he was excellent. Daniel was efficient in ensuring my size and measurements were accurate, and provided guidance for accessories as I haven't worn a Tux in years. PIcked up a few days prior to my function to assure fit and all was good to go! Tuxedo and shoes looked like there were brand new! Great quality. Looked sharp! Very pleased with their entire operation! Would strongly recommend without reservation. Will be back for another wedding in Spring.

Ashton-Whyte is a gem that offers first class small boutique shopping for gifts, home goods,…read morelayette and accessories-- items are all tastefully chosen and everything just feels special without ever being too costly. The service is personalized and attentive without ever crossing the line toward pushy or invasive. If you are looking for a little something special for yourself or someone you love, head over to Ashton Whyte and enjoy the art of gifting!

What a delightful shop. They folks there are nice and helpful. I enjoyed browsing while waiting…read moreto meet a friend for lunch. The clothing for the price was reasonable and had a nice original and clean look. Support this store locals. Worth it.

Their clothing is very unique. The sales in the store are better than prices on the website and…read moreit's nice you can try before buying. The sales person (mary) was nice and helpful. I'll be back.

I purchased white cropped jeans at the Princeton in June. When I was trying them on the association…read morewas very helpful. I do love the jeans. I washed them and the leather label ran into the waistband. I was there to return something else and brought the jeans, her response was at least you cannot see it. the jeans were not a cheap purchase. Mo more Johnny was for me.

This is a cute little store just behind State St. in Newtown. There's a fair selection of shoes at…read moredifferent price points, and sometimes you can get a good deal on sale. They also have a ton of cute handbags and other accessories. The service is a bit detached, but helpful nonetheless.

Will see how they deal with us tomorrow - at this point a ZERO STAR place. I will fully explain…read morethis post tomorrow. ------------------- Ok, it's tomorrow and we have decided to cut our losses and not to return to this place -so allow me to explain - ALSO Please note this is the outpost location of the velvet slipper located at the carousel village I'm talking about. My wife received a gift on Christmas Day and we went to return it and pick out something else from the store the next day - shouldn't be a problem- right? WRONG!!! The woman said "What I'm I to do with this?" I said "Excuse me?" she went on to say that the garment smelled of smoke and asked if the gifter smokes. I said "no" and smelled the piece of crap and then had my wife smell the piece of crap.... no smell whatsoever. We said "we don't smell anything". She then said that the store tag was missing and questioned whether we purchased it there. I said "it still has a four inch manufacturer's tag hanging from it and you can't identify this garment as something you sell here?" She replied "I have seen it at other places and we can't have a return policy like Macy's". I said "we have the bag with your stores name on it and the $60 receipt right there on the counter". She said hesitantly "well I guess I could try to air it out". Conclusion- post this and forget about it !!! My Dachshund now loves it - the smell of crap and smoke doesn't bother her. If I could figure out how to post a picture of how content she is with it I would. The Dachshund told me to be generous and she is quite happy........ so....... ONE STAR It is!

One stop shopping if meditation crystals, a biodegradable computer bag and earrings that glow by…read morenight is an errand in waiting. Honestly, Mandalay is a great place to kill 30 minutes and find out if you have any impulse control as you mutter "how cute" under your breath constantly looking for the off switch. Mandalay Trading is a smart pivot if you forget a birthday or other special occasion. Five stars for the electic mix and bailing me out on more than one occasion.

Yosma was truly lovely helping me order a gift from across the Atlantic…read more Amazing customer service adapting to the current challenges. My bestie and I had been in to the store together on my last visit to NJ and I'd sneakily taken photos of some earrings she'd took a liking to. Almost a year later and because of Covid we haven't been able to see each other so I wanted to do a special​ gift for her birthday. Yosma picked out the closest matches from current earring display and sent me photos to choose, added a handwritten note and arranged the postage to my pal. It's gone down a treat Yosma, thanks heaps: "Omg, the postman has delivered happiness in a little box! The earrings are honestly gorgeous, I love them. Thank you THANK YOU " We'll both be back in store soon as I'm allowed to fly out of the UK! Stay safe til then.

Pretty cool shop selling unique and handmade items from countries such as India, Tibet, &…read moreGuatemala. In this store you will find, jewelry, knitted items, incense, essential oils, candles, trinkets, decor, wood carvings, dream catchers, etc. The owner has been traveling the world for over 20 plus years and brings back many of these items to sell. She has established many coops in these countries and donates part of the profits. I was told this by the kind gentleman volunteer who was manning the store for her. There are many interesting items you can buy for yourself or give as inexpensive gifts. The prices here aren't too bad. There is a minimum of $10 for c.c. purchase. This store is hard to find as is tucked away in an alley on spring street. Even if not purchasing anything it's also a cool store to just to poke around.

I seriously love this place. I started going here in high school, and still go back every time i'm…read morein town. Very small shop, but packed with all kinds of amazing handcrafted jewelry, hippie-esque clothing and handbags, incense and spiritual items (i don't know how else to describe it!). In school, we were always annoyed at there "only 2 people under 18 allowed in at once" rule, but now as an adult, I see why. i honestly think this place helped me shape my whole "look" (if you can call it that) -- after buying numerous poison rings, boxes of Nag Champa, and hand woven purses there, i credit them for making me the pseudo-hippie i am today :) and while you're there, go 2 doors down to Chucks for some killer wings :) can't miss!

Beautifully curated and well priced. Krista helped me find the perfect outfit for an event. She was…read moreknowledgeable and so fun to work with. I'll be back!

I have sold clothing through Princeton Consignment a number of times. They are very picky with the…read moreitems they select, which I think is a good thing. They accept labels such as Banana Republic, Kenneth Cole and Anthropologie, on up to couture. The items should not be older than two years (which means this ISN'T the place to shop if you're looking for vintage), and it better not have any signs of wear. However, I have never purchased anything. Quite frankly, the clothes seem dated to me, which I don't understand because they say they don't want anything older than two years. But I saw some shoulder pads when I was in there today, as well as some very dated looking evening gowns. I didn't closely pick through the racks because I didn't see a single item that really caught my eye after a quick scan. My style of clothing doesn't match what they sell, but they always take my stuff, and it always sells. Can't complain about that!

I used to go to this mall plenty of times in the past when I still lived in New Jersey. However, as…read morethe years have gone on the mall has degraded over time for most of the same reasons as to why many malls today are going out. The stores are all going out due to too much online shopping, as well as shoplifting, and of course the variety of stores shrinking over time. The mall used to have a much better variety of stores in the past from a toy store, a Wendy's, a Chick-fil A, and many other stores that are no longer a part of it. The mall today is almost completely barren and empty with little to no surviving stores left which is sad. Sure it has been modernized and renovated over the years to help give it a more modern feel, but it is only a matter of time before it is completely gone and torn down to make room for another warehouse. The only good thing about it now is the food court selection is slightly better than in the past and all the food places are all in the same vicinity not scattered like it used to be. But in the end, the stores now don't offer the same quality or value of products you would get in the past when there were much better stores to choose from.

The Quaker Bridge Mall is a monument to late-stage capitalism wrapped in beige tiles and…read moreexistential dread. It is neither quaking, nor bridged, nor particularly Quaker, though I did feel a strange spiritual calm while waiting in line at Auntie Anne's, watching dough be twisted into symbols of carbohydrate comfort. Inside, time folds in on itself like a pair of clearance khakis. There are stores selling perfume, gadgets, jeans tight enough to restrict original thought. There's a Cheesecake Factory, which exists on the same moral plane as purgatory: vast, overlit, and full of folks trying to remember what it was they came in for. The mall is clean. The ceilings are high. The escalators move up and down like Sisyphus with a corporate sponsor. No one seems to know why they're there, but they are, floating from JC Penney to Old Navy in a retail daze. The air smells faintly of artificial scents and unspoken longing. There's something poetic about a mall in the 21st century. A living fossil. A place where you can still see teenagers in small herds, clutching bubble tea and dreams. Where old men power-walk past Forever 21, defiant in orthopedic sneakers. Where the Apple Store shines like a sterile shrine to tech-assisted distraction. Three stars. Not because it's bad; it's not. It is precisely what it claims to be: a mall. A decent one. One with enough stores to feel like you might find something, even if you don't know what you're looking for. It would get four stars if it had a decent bookstore. It would get five if it could answer why I felt slightly lonelier when I left than when I arrived.