Do not order a custom order from Chelsea B! My order is now 4 weeks later than what they stated…read morewould be, was told twice was shipping out and still hasn't, charged for a costume I never received and now they wont respond to my emails.

The dance wear in this place is amazing.. I wish I could purchase everything for my daughter. From…read morethe Leo to the two pieces they are all so nice. The colors and material wear well and also wash well. I never put in the drier.. don't pass up this wonderful store for dance wear you must go in and purchase..

Good quality and customer service is always great and helpful.recommend if first time parents of a…read moredancer.

I walked in on a Sunday around 3:00pm with my daughter and there were no other customers in the…read morestore, 3 employees working. Not a single employee welcomed us or acknowledged us. After a few minutes, 4 other customers walked in and were immediately greeted and asked if they needed assistance. My daughter and I stood at the shoe display discussing shoe sizes and brands and 2 customers stood next to us. Two employees approached them to help them as we stood arms length with no one approaching us to ask if we needed help. We immediately walked out, we rather give our business to somewhere that acknowledges us as customers.

This little Dancer's shop is owned by Josephine's (Pointe Shop) mother, "Grace". Grace has owned…read morethis shop for over a decade or more; and through the years she has collected a large trove of several pointe shoes, leotards and all things you would need from the smallest of accessories to the newest designs! Hours of Operation is regularly 10am to 6pm daily (see website hours). It is a well-known and popular shop. Grace runs the shop solo and her assistant is there every other day. Please be patient, Grace understands each shoe is costly especially if they are Pointe shoes $125 and up, so she gives you the patience of "time to decide" versus being rushed. She will give you options based on if you have wide feet, narrow, or even a lower heel fit in the back to avoid scraping the skin off your heels. Ultimately, you leave having picked your first pointe/ballet/jazz/contemporary/character shoes comfortably. Customers can walk in and might have to wait longer, but there is so much to look for to pass time. There is no returns for dancers shoes and many items with any wear on them. Is it worth the wait? I think so. You drove out there and the options are endless from the floor to the ceiling. Many shoes that have run out in other dance places may still be here. Ask? If your shoe design is gone, Grace will give alternatives and honest feedback of similar shoes. Cost is the same as other Dance stores. Location is off the Aliso Creek Road exit and you'd turn into a small street called "Journey", it's in a small business nook. Business owner: Grace presents with a humble nature. She is experienced having been a ballet dancer herself and then understanding the needs of dancers. She is helpful in shoe fittings because she understands it is the fit that makes the difference. The customer also has to speak up their preferences so she can help identify what your personal preferences and fit are too! She carefully listens and guides you. We leave here feeling as if we have visited a family member who is so respectful, kind and gracious. Exceptional****** Grace always picks up her business phone unless she is helping a customer. We have bought 6 Pointe' shoes here for the Houston Summer Intensive of 5 weeks and we feel equipped! We just love and adore "Grace" at Dancers Choice. Thank you Grace!!!

This is my go to place for ballet shoes and everything else I may need relating to dancing. We have…read morebeen going here for years and the service is great! They have all named brand options and I value the fact that the owner will personally fit you for your shoes. Its great value for your money.

Just started my daughter in dance and we came to buy her ballet and tap shoes. Not sure if I doubt…read morewith the owner but the lady was so helpful and knew exactly what size was best for my daughter. Definitely will be back!

I'm not sure what these bad reviews are about... I honestly was a little scared coming here for the…read morefirst time today, worried I'd be dealing with some rude lady that a few of these reviews described but she was actually so awesome and incredibly sweet to my girls. I don't feel like she was rude or impatient in the slightest!! She's just a very direct woman and knows exactly what she's talking about....which I appreciate! Definitely coming back!!

My daughter needed ballet tights last minute, so I called to see if they had any in stock. We drove…read moreabout 20 minutes and got there right before closing at 5pm, but there was a sign on the door saying they had actually closed at 3pm for the day. I still walked in, and even though the lady was the only one working and in the middle of fitting a group of little girls for pointe shoes, she stopped to help us find what we needed. I really appreciated her taking the time to help my daughter and me. Now that's great customer service.

I went to Dancer's Choice store because other dancers in my class highly recommended here. The…read moreballet shoes from amazon wasn't accurate and it was giving me problems. The staff was extremely helpful sizing me up and getting the proper footwear for my ballet shoes. The prices were just as I expected. I paid $100 total for 2 ballet shoes, tights and skirt not bad at all. The quality is good and I know I'm going to be comfortable and safe. Now I am officially prepared for my ballet class. Thanks again!

the owner of the store is such a sweet heart her heart is so filled of love she makes you feel like…read morefamily i love her and her business so much i really recommend coming by they have anything in any selection you can think of, her and her family are heaven sent angels

TLDR: We will not be back and warn other POCs to not come to this store. They will treat you like…read morecriminals. Went in on a Saturday morning. The store only had 2 other customers in there. We walked in and said hello and already the old white lady gave us attitude saying she was stressed that there were so many people in the store already. Ok? That's the greeting we got lol already strange. But then we notice that everyone else in the store was white and we were the only two Asians. It just felt weird when another group of white girls came in and got a great greeting and immediate help/attention. My sister made a comment about it being a little hot in the store but was ignored. As soon as the white girl a few minutes later made the same comment, all of a sudden the old lady could get up and turn the thermostat down. She then told the group of white girls that the thermostat was down and to let her know if it was too cold. Ok fine whatever, we're here for clothes not customer service. My sister and I find outfits to try on. I look around the dressing area and there's NO SIGNS saying to not go in without an employee. So I go in first to try stuff on while my sister waits outside. (The only sign we could see was on the wall that said 2 max items in the room. So us being good people took two items in while my sister waited with the other outfits outside). As I'm naked in the dressing room, the old lady suddenly pops up asking who's in the dressing room and being super aggressive. She says we're not allowed to go in without an employee. (Which is weird because there were two other customers in there before me and she didn't bat an eye? and also there were no signs anywhere that were visible) I say sorry and tell her to wait and that I'm naked like three times. She keeps trying to get me to come outside of the dressing room. I tell her I'm naked and she says to just come outside anyways? LADY, you're lucky I was in a vulnerable position because I should've been yelling more. After the 3rd time, I oblige her and come out HALF NAKED. She tells me I'm not allowed to try things on without permission and snatches the items from my hand. After being ignored, not talked to, and then being told to come out of a dressing room half naked is both rude and humiliating. We were made to feel like criminals and less than. It was such a surreal experience. After the old lady took the clothes from my hands and I was able to finally put clothes on, I ask where the sign is that says I can't try on clothes? At this point a younger employee helps us and points at a sign THAT'S HANGING ON A POLE AND ON THE FLOOR NOT VISIBLE TO ANYONE. I tell her how unprofessional it is and that the other employee was rude and yanked me out of a dressing room with barely my shorts and bra on. The old lady doesn't even apologize or acknowledge us. At this point the store felt hostile and unwelcoming. We left without trying anything on. The old white lady continued to ignore us and cater to the other white customers. We will not be back and warn other POC to not come to this store.