Awesome experience. Richard and Zyphus were both so pleasant, kind, patient, and knowledgeable!…read more Highly recommend this business!

I had another great experience purchasing clothes earlier this month at Onore. Richard and Edna's…read moreattention to all of the details in making sure the selection of my sport jacket and pants complemented the appearance I was looking to achieve and the versatility I now have in my wardrobe. No other gentleman shop can compare. I thank you again. All the best Mark Feldman

Just left Tuxedo by Sarno in Denville, NJ. I needed a suit…read moreand other items including alterations for an unexpected death in the family services up in Boston. Tom and Seth were outstanding and helped me completely with everything!!' I can't thank them enough. So refreshing dealing with real, personable people who really cared about me and my situation!! Highly recommend them for any needs you may require!!! Bob R Randolph, NJ

Great customer service. They make sure the fit is right. They didn't mind me coming in twice for…read morethe fit.

I am a swimmer that swims at swim teams, and I like to come here to get suits. But they are to…read moreexpensive. And they close at three? Yeah no thanks where not even out of school at that time. But anyway sometimes the works can be very helpful and then the meanest person you have talked to.

Posting a review because I was so surprised to see just three stars. I've had nothing but great…read moreexperiences at California beach hut. The new location is fantastic, it's spacious, everyone is friendly, lots of new product rotating in. Great owners, very friendly!

Amazing experience! We had Adam help us out with our last minute planned wedding and he made…read moreeverything possible for us in literally 2 weeks forever grateful for this team! Highly recommend coming here, I'm sure they'll take care of you!

Stay away! These guys are crooks in so many different ways. I went in at the end of April of this…read moreyear to get fitted for a suit rental. I got measured up and when I got up to the register I was shocked to see the price. It was double what Men's Warehouse charges (got married recently. I know how much they charge). I thought to myself, ok it's a small shop. I'm sure they make up for it with great customer service, something large corporations can't always do. Fast forward to August. I get a call late Wednesday night to come pick up my tux. I couldn't get there Thursday due to work, so I show up first thing Friday morning. I get handed my suit and get shuffled out the door. I request to try it on and that's where all the problems start. My jacket was like 4 sizes too small. The manager of the store begins his rant about how this is my fault because I didn't come in on Thursday. I tell him he needs to fix it and he said it won't be a problem because there's tons of material in the jacket. I took the rest of my crap suit and went home. I go back the morning of the wedding and "Moe" started looking for my jacket. I try it on and nothing was fixed. Moe confirmed my suspicions and told me it was my fault because I didn't come Thursday (again and again). I go through the wedding with a suit that was pilled and looked like it was dragged behind a pick up truck for a few miles. Of course I had to wear my tiny ass jacket that I couldn't button. I looked like Chris Farley wearing David Spade's jacket in Tommy Boy. Oh and on top of everything else, my shoes were two different sizes. Not shoe sizes, physical dimensions. One was about 3/4" too small. When I returned this sad excuse for a suit, I asked for a refund because services were not provided and I pretty much got told to go fuck myself. The manager walked out of the store right in the middle of a conversation. I spoke to the owner (I think?) and he said we would be getting an insulting amount of money back (which hasn't happened yet a week and half later) and they don't automatically give you back your deposit. How many people are they scamming for 40 bucks because they don't know better. Stay away and just go to Men's Warehouse. They have more resources and they give you a lot more time to make sure your suit or tux is right. These guys are just assholes. Plain and simple.

We were passing through the area on a trip and planned to stop in as we've been following Bullet…read moreBoots on social media for a long time. Our goal was to create custom cowboy hats for another trip coming up. We came in with inspo pics and a good idea of what we wanted. My friend was able to make a beautiful hat, unfortunately they did not have my size hat in my preferred color. They have a lot of nice embellishments and options to design them, but they said they run out of things quickly so it's definitely hit or miss. If you have a specific design idea in mind, I'd HIGHLY recommend calling and confirming availability first so you don't go home empty handed like I did. Prepare to spend at least 2 hours and at least $150 for a custom cowboy hat. Staff was kind and the boutique is cute

Cute boutique with a country vibe, good for bachelorettes or trips to Nashville. The quality of the…read moreclothing is subpar at best. They also do not run true to size. Got a skirt with some fringe that runs very small. Normally I'm a medium and a large didn't even zipper. I gave it to my friend for a bachelorette party (she is half my size-very tiny girl) the skirt immediately broke & when I called the store to return or exchange it they wouldn't let me. I told them it was broke and still had the tag on it and they would not work with me at all bc it was past the exchange date (no returns allowed) even tho it was unworn with the tag....Horrible return policy and horrible quality! I'm sure other items have better quality but after my experience I will not be returning. I was excited for the store when I first walked in but it was a huge disappointment.

First of all, please remember that this place is run by volunteers and it's a thrift store, so you…read moreare the one looking for good finds aka treasures. You probably won't find the newest books (unless you have good timing of someone just dropping them off at that exact moment). And, yes, you have to dig through stacks and racks, but isn't that what you would expect from a thrifting place? And someone wrote that things were "picked over." It seems like the volunteers are trying their best to put everything out as things are donated and it's all about timing of when you're there. It also depends on season. For example, the gardening book section was full but I was told that during the spring, it becomes pretty bare quickly because everyone starts gardening again. Probably the same for the Christmas section in December. What they have depends on simply what they have. And if some volunteers are getting first dibs for some things, that is definitely an incentive to be a volunteer here because especially during December, they are sorting through boxes and boxes in the cold. I bet when people donate things, not everything is organized or super clean or in the best condition. I do have to share from the beginning that ALL of the volunteers there are soooooooooooo lovely, sweet, helpful, and so happy to be there and to help you. They are the prime examples of great volunteers! One of them, Sue, actually offered to give me a tour and gave me a lot of great information about this place and showed me all the different sections. All books are divided by genre (all possible genre can be found here) and it's kind of fun walking through the maze of books and shelves to check out all the different books. Thank goodness for cell phones because I lost my friend a few times. All the books are donated from people, so again, don't expect the newest books but they have so many books by famous and well-known authors. While I was there, they had a cart with books that were just donated but they didn't sort it yet and I saw that they had Pachinko, which is still currently a popular book. Also, their children's section is so cute! They also have: -games -puzzles -toys -records -CDs (yes, CDs!!) -DVDs (yes, DVDs!!) -random electronics, like a stereo with a tape player and CD player. And a printer! -a room perfect for teachers looking for textbooks or teaching material. -test prep books, they might have them. Not sure how outdated the prep books are depending on which ones you are looking for. You really pay so little for books (25 cents to $5 to some things that have specific prices) and for other items ($2-$10 or more depending on the item). Also, they have a section that is a thrift store of -clothes -bags -shoes -jewelry -random home items, like kitchen items (I wanted so many things from here but I didn't "need" them -crafting items (someone bought a huge handful of knitting needles for $12) -Christmas items -fancy China and glass items -luggage -just so many things other than books My friend and I spent over an hour here, just exploring. If you are a true book lover, you could probably spend hours just peruse through your favorite book genre sections. If I was by myself, I could've stayed there longer just looking at all the fiction books they had. Also, here are some interesting things I learned from the lovely Sue. -All the proceeds they make go to local charities. Literally those in their communities, not national ones. -You can donate, too! I think pretty much anything as long as it's in good condition. I need to go back and donate my printer and teacher materials. FYI, you can only donate 3 boxes at a time. This way, you're not bringing a truckload of stuff and just dumping it on them. -When you donate, the volunteers will start sorting as they come in. Things to know before you go: -There's a private parking lot! Yay! I love it when there is parking. -It's a maze and tight in there, so be ready to say a lot of "excuse me" and be patient as you squeeze past people. -If you want to pay with a card, there's a minimum of $10. No taxes. -Please go with an open mind. Think of it as treasure hunting. And, for books, you might find a book that you would never thought of reading. -I was told that you had to pay for books before going to the thrift store section, but I saw some people paying for books at the thrift store section. So, I guess it depends on who you ask. -I don't know how it is in the warmer months, but it was super cold in certain sections. So dress warm if it's cold. But at the same time, try to avoid bulky clothing because, remember maze and tight spaces?, but also when you are in the thrift store, there are a lot of fragile items, so bulky clothing might not be the best thing to wear?

Book Barn was a nice visit. It's NOT a Barnes & Noble, but it has books, magazines, and rows of…read moremany selections. I noticed staff members, consistently working on returning books to their proper section and/or answering customer questions. If you dedicate a good amount of time to peruse Book Barn, I'm certain that you'll find something that will pique your interest, will not be expensive, and will satisfy your printed wishes.

Gap Men, Gap women, GapKids and Gap body all under one roof. The perpetual sales mean it doesn't…read morereally matter when you come in as long as you have their silver card :-) This visit I restocked on my usual jeans with no fuss and plenty of help, was pleasantly surprised by the availability of sizes and colors. This store has a relatively modest men's store, most of the space is dedicated to chicks and underwear. Plenty of fitting rooms and no hassle. Latest add-on deal is rebate of $25 on each $50 spent, must redeem a few days later.

I can't believe I like the GAP. Please don't tell my younger, self-righteous self…read more Well the fiancée told me I needed new jeans. She's right, of course. The last time I bought a pair of jeans, Bill Clinton was a big deal at McDonalds. Well, maybe not that far back but still, my point is that I hardly ever like to go clothes shopping. We were going to go to the Outlets but wound up here in Denville instead. Reluctantly, I picked out a bunch of different jeans and tried them on. I found two pair that fit comfortably and felt like they were mine before we bought them. Score. The selection of clothes at this particular GAP is ... really, you're asking the wrong guy. How the hell would I know? I guess it's good. I mean, it's better than the selection of clothes at Walmart. Wait, is it? Well I definitely know it's more expensive. Wait, is it? They had a 30% off sale on almost everything in the store this past weekend. That was cool. But then, for some reason, the cashier was feeling awesome and gave us a total of 40% off. Wow. But wait... my fiancée's GAP card had expired. Oh no! No problem, she opened a new one there on the spot and guess what? We got an additional 15% off. So, for those of you keeping score at home... that's a total of 55% off our entire purchase! Wowie zowie! The cashier was hella friendly and when all was said and done, she ended up basically just handing us over $100 in savings. And I gots me some new jeans, son. Whut whut?