I had been looking to buy my first pair of cowboy boots for a while and I was finally ready so I…read morestopped in to Boot Barn. My experience could not have been better and I will definitely be back. I had been fitted before so I knew what size I needed, however Guillermo introduced himself and offered his assistance. He was not pushy and asked enough questions that he was able to offer options on what I was looking for. I ended up only needed to try on 2 pairs before I fell in love and the correct size. I am thrilled with my new Ariat boots and did not feel like I was being sold something for the sake of a sale. I plan on coming back to Boot Barn and you should too.

Took my straw cowboy hat in to get fixed. The hat shaping desk is a very small area. The young man…read moredoing the hat fixing said he had two before mine. Said roughly 30mins. My kids and I walked around the store. Looked at absolutely everything we could. Everything was so expensive. We went back up to the desk. The young man was still on the other hats. So I said forget it and left. I live out of town so I didn't have time to wait even longer.

Friendly, helpful volunteer staff. Small, but well-organized and very clean…read more Prices are below most Thrift Stores and with their frequent sales, prices can be AMAZING !!

Not a large store but they have a variety of items…read more The lady who worked at the store was super friendly, informative, and helpful. Prices seemed very reasonable. She also told us that this stores sales go directly to Agape Ministries to help families. They also have a Facebook page to stay up with sales and info.

Service was great and friendly. Their selections is crystals, incense and clothing is great! Their…read moreprices are reasonable and the value of their merchandise is really good!

This is my go-to place for incents and other crystal and earthy things.. :) They have a good…read moreselection of incents and you can get 100 for 10 dollars which isn't bad since you can pick them and mix and match etc. They are always nice when I go and they are eco-friendly as well so bring your own reusable bag. Of course, if you need a bag they will give you one but they like you to bring one or not use one if you can.

This story is pretty cool! It's got some better good quality clothing. Unlike goodwill or Plato's I…read morereally didn't find a lot of run down or faded clothing. They are not too pricey on top of that. They lady running the store was also very helpful and attentive as she kept an eye on customers to offer shopping bins and dressing rooms. This was one of the more pleasant shopping experiences I have had and would definitely say to give it a shot.

I accepted very little money for 1 basket of clothing and a Coach bag. I took in only…read moreprofessional clothing for plus size and evening gowns. I wish the person who told me about not bringing in hangers would have told me that they only take 4 bags, or baskets each visit. Your location was the one I shopped at over a year ago & I was told something very different about items that you pick and buy from sellers. I wouldn't have come there to be embarrassed by my partner about cleaning, packing and driving to your location. I'm beyond disappointed with your chain location.

Cute store. My daughter was looking for those squishy toys but they were sold out. Even though we…read moredidn't buy anything, the store has some cute clothes and trinkets. As far as customer service, no one spoke when we walked in but the associate was kind to my daughter when she asked about that toy.

I visited the store on a weekday afternoon and was greeted warmly upon entering. I took my time…read moreand looked around downstairs and also went upstairs where the sale items are. Everything in the store is so adorable!! I purchased a few small items and the woman that rang me up was so kind. She even gave me a flyer to an event they were gonna have later that week. After my purchase I went around the cute building outdoors to take photos. I loved the store and the little area it's in.

I'm not sure if it was just me, but the vibes in H&M were super off and as a result I left without…read morebuying anything. The one employee that was up front did not speak to me when I walked in, even though she spoke to other people. I didn't think anything of it at first, but later I took her a vest that someone had worn and left makeup on. All she did was look at me weird and nothing else. As I tried on clothes, I realized that the sizes really only went up to 12 with the occasional 14 or large which is dissapointing. It had been a while since I had been in an H&M and I likely won't be back after this experience.

While I understand the frustration that can accompany customers heading into a retail environment…read morewithin the last 30min-1hr prior to closing. I have been in these same shoes, in different retailers. *HOWEVER* we entered the establishment a full fifteen prior to your POSTED HOURS OF OPERATION-which *means* you are to serve customers and guests with the same amount of courtesy, energy, and RESPECT that one would utilize during the middle of a shift, the beginning of a shift, the WHOLE SHIFT for whIch you have been scheduled. ALL PURCHASING CUSTOMERS are DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING MONEY IN YOUR BANK AND FOOD ON YOUR TABLE. PERIOD. We went into the store knowing exactly what we were looking for -the discount bin for a few items that we missed the last time we had entered the establishment. As we were confirming that you still had our sizes on your discount racks (because we love clothes that fit, don't we?) I could not help but notice that a three of your floor associates -who were not working in the back area, but standing around-decided to (in a very obvious and projected fashion ) verbalize the closing time. This was a passive aggressive slap- border lining on actual aggression. What was stated verbatim was "WELL look at the time it is 7 o'clock." So please check your schedule 1/25/2021 for your floor walking "customer service " associates schedule for a closing shift. And yes the " " are a slight at these employees as they provided us nothing worthy of the term. As I walked away with my side-eye in full effect and stank face looking right at them, I made sure to also project (very much meeting them with the same aggression) "I know how to look at a damn clock." We did not ask for the names of these three associates in the back. Quite frankly, we had better things to do along a *memorial* dinner to attend. Your employees need sensitivity training -that is 100% a given. They had no idea what the people who just walked in have been going through. Had I been *anybody* else- with a little bit more of a ghetto streak for example -walking away saying "I know how to look at a damn clock," would've been the least of their worries. I question whether or not this location is worth visiting at any time for any reason. I will commend the front end workers. The cashiers were very pleasant and discovered that I was part of the rewards program resulting in an additional discount for my purchase. That was the *only positive experience* I had in your establishment today. Note that it is 7:16 now in the evening. By the time we reached the front door of the mall it was only 7:08(literally across the entire mall). This is how impatient your back of the store workers were. Sensitivity training. Soft skills training.** Get it done**, otherwise the fear of being yet another failing store in a very unoccupied mall, should start setting in very soon. NOTE: BOTH RECEIPTS COMPLETED transaction AND PRINTED by 7:01pm-Making ANY snide remarks laced with vitriol absolutely unnecessary, and shows the value your floor associates place on their positions-little to none.