I'm a regular WHBM customer and really love their clothing line and craftsmanship. I mostly shop…read moreonline, but if there's an issue, I do returns at the store and often end up doing more shopping there. The team at Alpharetta, especially Afsoon, is super friendly and helpful without being pushy and returns are easy. Despite some negative reviews about Alpharetta's location my experiences over the past couple of years have been positive, with associates being helpful and kind.

Had no idea WHBM could be this terrible. The staff make you feel like a complete inconvenience as…read morethey attempt to do a terrible job of providing "customer service". Do not under any circumstance shop at this location. Will never EVER return to this store location.

This apparently is a new location for the Hermes store after moving out of the Buckhead Village…read moreDistrict location at previously had. Uniquely enough this store is located at the very far end of the mall versus where I parked by Saks Fifth Avenue. On this particular day, it was great to see the store with a lot of staff and a lot of clients. However, I was not pleased with the fact that I had to wait in line to get inside. I was also not pleased at the security guard at the door only asked me out of the people in line if I had any intention of buying anything or if my visit was purely just to look. I would like to say that this was not done intentionally and I would like to say that this was not done on the basis of race however, the women in front of me who are in line we're not asked these questions and also did not look like me. Luckily, the lady who helped us inside was very kind and understanding. I had to make my annual in person physical visit to the store. So I do not have a relationship here however I have a relationship at a different store. The selection here was average. I thought there would be more options here considering that it was Atlanta however it was decent. It was very busy, especially for a weekend Saturday. I did manage to find a few things in stock and make my annual physical in person purchases. So I did not walk away empty-handed, or overly disappointed despite the unwelcome greeting by the security guard.

Tonya B was so helpful And nice to work…read moreWith! There was a particular scarf I had been searching for and she found it for me In no time And had it shipped Right to my House! Next time I need a new scarf I know right where to go!!

Poppy's is in the heart of Buckhead and offers trendy, designer ladies clothing. They carry some of…read moremy favorite brands including Trina Turk, Jade, Spanx and Milly. The Spring collection was gorgeous with an array of colorful designs and styles. The customer service, however, wasn't there and is much needed when you're selling $500 dresses. Wish them the best.

Ok, y'all. It's that time of year. You know what I mean: Spring In Atlanta. What does that mean??…read moreCute sundresses and fun tops, among other things (patio dining, leisurely afternoons at the park . . . ). Poppy's is one of my fave places to shop, especially this time of year. It's a chic little boutique where you can go to pick up everything from Spanx to a full outfit! Word. Small but nice jewelry selection - one of my favorite necklaces that gets tons of compliments is a pretty gold charm necklace with turquoise, stone and gold medallions, from last summer. Nanette Lapore, Rebecca Taylor, Alice & Olivia . . . if you know your brands, you'll find something to love here. The E Andrews complex has definitely stepped up their game in the last couple of years, shopping-wise, but Poppy's has been an anchor always.

Lately, I've been inspired to throw a little western wear into my attire! I have boots. I have…read morebelts. What I didn't have was an iconic cowboy hat. This week, I made it my mission to find myself my first authentic one as an adult! Immediately, I remembered Laredo. I work as a Costumer in the Film & Television Industry, and years back, I used to assist a beloved Costume Designer on shopping trips to Plaza Fiesta. Since I had the day off, I decided to come in with my boyfriend. The shop is just as I remembered--filled with lots of great pieces. They have an assortment of price ranges, which is great, and everything is good to excellent quality! Jose, the lovely salesman who assisted us, was fantastic! He was so kind, personable, and helpful. He even measured my head so I would know what my size was (surprisingly, I had never done it myself), and used a hook to bring down the options I was looking at. Some I found to be a little out of my desired price range, so when I humbly informed him of this, he politely guided us over to other options that were more in my budget. I ended up leaving with the perfect first hat for me. Jose told me that if I come back with my receipt, on weekends, they have a man who comes in to shape the hats to your desired shape based on the chart provided, and do a cleaning too, complimentary for first(?) purchases. I look forward to coming back and buying more things! I've already got an ongoing list!

Selection was HUGEZ! They have everything Western and Rodeo for huge discounts. Some things like…read morehats and shirts and boots were almost 50% off. The service was amazing and Gonzalez goes above and beyond. No complaints this place is great.

I ordered a "1995 Atlanta Braves World Series Champions" shirt from Wish ATL, only to discover it…read morehad a New York Yankees logo printed directly on the trophy -- a massive historical error, since the Yankees had absolutely nothing to do with that World Series. When I brought this to their attention, their response was not just dismissive -- it was downright condescending. They told me the return "shouldn't have been necessary" and claimed I "chose to proceed" with the order despite the error -- which is flat-out false. I placed the order first, noticed the issue later, and asked them to clarify. Instead of taking accountability for the design flaw, they shifted blame to the manufacturer and implied the problem was somehow my fault for noticing too late. Even after I returned the item (which they accepted), they refused to issue a full refund -- withholding shipping costs and trying to charge a restocking fee for a product that was defective from the start. Their attitude throughout was arrogant, dismissive, and unprofessional -- treating a valid customer concern like an inconvenience. I've since filed a BBB complaint and a dispute with Affirm. If you value honesty, fair policies, or even basic customer service, do not shop at Wish ATL. The product was wrong, the tone was rude, and the experience was exhausting.

Have already recommended! Wore my new Pumas to work and made a big hit! I will definitely be…read moresending more business to Wish

Best consignment store around Atlanta! Great selection and the women were very helpful.read more

Great selection of clothes. The customer service was amazing…read more They are very helpful and friendly.

Excellent selection and personalized service in this Buckhead boutique! Worth the drive from…read moreBirmingham, AL

When I worked in Buckhead, I often would escape my suffocating cubicle by checking out the…read moreboutiques off Piedmont Road, and one of them was the Bilthouse--an enchanting little cottage tucked away on East Paces Ferry. I got sucked into one of the boutique's sales: "Buy one item at full price, get two more items free." Or something like that. I ended up purchasing an expensive Free People sweater (lavender rabbit fur with two white buttons to undo the neckline, along with lace over the shoulders, complemented by multi-colored stitching). For free, I chose a pair of hippie-flower gauchos (which are so out of style now and already were out the door at the time) and a very mod, block-color skirt. I still wear the sweater and skirt, so I'd say I fell for a pretty sweet deal. I must agree with Lauren S. that the clothing, overall, reminds me of sorority girls and their stay-at-home mothers. But, sprinkled among the Phi Mu mess are cool styles, reminiscent of Free People funk. I am most fond of the Bilthouse's pieces of decor--or at least when I shopped there last. I couldn't help myself and bought a folk art butterfly, with a chair leg body and rusted iron wings. This place is rather pricey but is worth a look if you're in the Buckhead area on a much-needed shopping binge.

Sundance is a boutique I usually experience on line. I love the jewelry, the shoes and the jeans…read moreare my favs. I visit the store at Avolon a few times a year to see certain pieces close up before I purchase. I would rate the service hit or miss. Like others have mentioned - sometimes I am delighted and other times I am disappointed, but because I love the quality and selection of merchandise so I will always come back! A salesperson who is not attentive or barely polite is a disincentive to buyers who can spend their money any place they choose. So to the Mgr of Sundance - do some coaching with your associates and select staff wisely. It's the difference between shoppers spending a couple of hundred dollars vs a couple of thousand.

This store has beautiful things, there's no disputing that. I went into the store yesterday to…read morepurchase a pair of shoes by Kork-Ease, as the email I received from Sundance said that all shoes were 20% off. The ones I wanted were not in store, but the sales person said they could be ordered and shipped to the store. When the salespeople rang up the order, they refused to take the 20% off, because it was "on in store purchases only". I call this BAIT AND SWITCH. The sales person brought out two other pairs of Kork Ease shoes in another style, but of course they were not what I wanted. This store is always hit or miss, some of the associates are nice, others not so much. The BAIT And switch tactics are not what I expected from Sundance, and I have no idea why they would do this. Have no desire to go back anytime soon if they take advantage of loyal customers.