Nicest place in Dallas , we were looking of some Rick Owens and Margiela pieces .. super friendly…read moreand chic &cool store

What a great addition to downtown Dallas ! The LA imports are keeping Dallas trendy with new…read moreclothes coming in all the time. The are carrying very exclusive brands for the city such as Rick Owens, Jil Sanders, and Moschino that are not carried at Neimans or Nordstrom. The staff are always gracious and friendly when I am at the store. I know the women's store just reopened recently after unfortunate fire damage and wish them all the best of luck as they continue. --Make sure to check out the window displays because they are always dope.

I had one of the best in-store experiences at Y&I Uptown thanks to Angela. I was headed to a dinner…read moreunderdressed and had about 15 minutes to fix my situation. I called ahead to warn her I'd be running in with my hair on fire, and she was completely ready for me. Within seconds of arriving, she had three dresses pulled - catering to my existing style and build. I was able to try one on, check out, and make my dinner on time looking and feeling great. The Y&I selection is always strong, but Angela went above and beyond. Turns out she's also a personal stylist, and it absolutely shows. I'm so grateful for her help - this is customer service done right.

Went shopping on a weekend trip to Dallas with my college-aged daughter (West Village location)…read more She found a haul! Really cute stuff (jeans, dresses, little tops) for going out. Super helpful with opinions and sizes!

We stopped in today for the first time. They had a good variety of dresses to choise from. The…read moresalesgirl was incredibly helpful. She pulled a few additional to try that we would never had picked and we ended up with the one she chose. Excellent customer service!

BITTANO is giving main character energy every rack is trendy, timeless and totally unique. The…read moreowner has the best taste a d the kindest vibe, like she lives for helping you find your look. You can tell she puts her whole heart into the store. Honestly this place deserves it's own mood board.

They return policy suck. They act like they can not make a simple exchange or they life will be…read moreover. awful place do not go there. Save your money they are rude no customer service liars and plain distasteful. y'all need to be ashamed of yourselves. God don't like ugly and you should treatpeople that way.

First time in the store, even though it's been here since 2006 i can't believe I've never seen it…read moreyou really have to go and look for it, so many different styles and sizes, I love they put clothes by their color easier to find what you're looking for, clothes are a good material worth the price, I needed a last minute outfit and I found it here, the girls working there were really nice definitely gonna keep coming back.

Shopped there to find a nice dress for my daughters senior pictures and graduation. The store was…read morewell laid out and the service was great. As we walked in they offered us a beverage and were very courteous. Will be back to find her a prom dress.

Came here for dinner and sat on the patio. The food was delicious. I had the beef fajita tacos with…read morerice and beans. I also tried a spicy margarita - which was really good as well. The service was great and I would come here again.

This shop was recommended to me when I was in a pinch for a new outfit for an event. They have a…read morewonderful selection of bags and shoes, and plenty of dresses and casual clothes. Unlike other shops in the area that don't care about actually being helpful, the staff was SUPER nice and spent a good amount of time helping me pick dresses/accessories and giving me feedback. Unfortunately, I did not find a dress that worked for me, but I did go home with a great pair of Jimmy Choo heels for a steal of a price! I'll be back to snag some more heels or maybe a new bag!

If you are seeking a genuine upscale consignment experience, don't bother…read more I've given this store several chances when I've been in town, and the young women working behind the counter consistently come across as pretentious, vapid, Botox-ridden and far more impressed with themselves than the situation warrants. In my final attempt to give this place a chance, I walked in while a frozen faced "influencer" was ambling around Like Jack Skeleton and filming content. As she blurted out "boughten" instead of "bought" or "purchased" in front of a camera, I cringed. I casually mentioned to another girl at the counter, "You may want to let her know that 'boughten' isn't the correct word. It's bought or purchased--just FYI." The girl at the counter's response was accompanied by a scolding voice and an ugly glare. Instead of acknowledging what should be a faux pas (to say the least), she censured me with "We don't need that kind of negativity here." I interpret those words as we do nor care to cater to an educated and well-spoken customer base. Ironically, the negativity was written all over HER face. An older couple standing nearby heard the exchange, shook their heads, and said, "They clearly have no concept of grammar or what customer service is." The girls behind the counter seem to be living in some sort of designer-label dreamland in which they believe they are in a position to size up the people walking through the door. Here are some basic lessons in retail: Never size up a customer. You have absolutely no idea who is standing in front of you, what they do for a living, what they are worth, or what they can afford. Always remember what side of the counter YOU are standing on. One side "earns" a working retail wage while the other side (the customer) has leisure time and disposable income. Many of the customers walking into a consignment stores are professionals who could walk into Neiman Marcus and buy new, not used, merchandise with concierge service. Professionals shop consignment because they are discerning about how they spend their money, not because they need a retail associate deciding whether they look sufficiently affluent. Wealthier people are generally also educated in basic grammar. Ergo, poor grammar and low class behavior is grinding to them. With that said, there is no shame in working in retail. However, when you are being paid to represent a retail business, customer service is quite literally the main part of the job. Smile, be gracious, stop sizing people up, and keep your mouth shut when eloquent language eludes you. If English is your only language, and you are creating public content for a business, knowing the difference between "bought" and "boughten" seems like a fairly low bar. I've seen far better customer service with a genuine smile dropping off things at Goodwill. NEVER To Be Continued...

Beautiful space and amazing customer service! I found a great vegan cookbook and some…read morerecommendations from the owner of restaurants to check out in the area.

Run don't walk to this neighborhood find!! first time in Dallas visited this district was…read morepleasantly surprised to walk into the store and just loved it from the smell to the music to the customer service to the entire ambience in vibe is everything! This store is owned by a husband and wife duo who style is evident it's a unisex vibe and it's just eclectic and has items you won't find anywhere else: can't wait to go back

I have bought most of my wardrobe from Culwell & Son since moving to Dallas over 20 years ago…read more Custom made clothing is their specialty. But I have many suits, sport coats and shirts off the rack. Their tailors are incredible and always give you the right fit. The service is amazing. The people working there know the merchandise and are great advisors. My go to for casual or dress wear.

Stopped in just to look around and ended up buying two shirts. Prices seemed fair and the store was…read moreeasy to shop in.