Dhoom Fashion is a phenomenal place to get your wedding dress! I was a little skeptical at first…read morebecause the shop is located in the owner's home, but she completely exceeded my expectations. She is an incredibly talented designer, has an amazing selection, and did a fantastic job altering my dress quickly and perfectly. I had such a wonderful experience shopping here. My sister, mom, and even my 92-year-old grandmother got their wedding outfits here, and my father got an outfit that perfectly coordinated with my dress to walk me down the aisle. She made the entire process so seamless and welcoming. I was able to come in multiple times for fittings and bring my bridesmaids with me, which made the experience even more special. We are definitely forever customers!

I had a great experience at Dhoom Indian Fashion. My husband and I are going to an Indian wedding…read moreand we both were very impressed with Aradhana. She was very patient and helpful in helping us select the proper attire. She has a beautiful and impressive selection of formalwear. It is evident that she truly cares for her customers. I highly recommend Dhoom Indian fashion, and cannot wait to wear my lehenga.

This place is cute. Its very small but has the necessities like lots of shoes :), a small…read moreselection of handbags and scarves, a good selection of pants and tank tops, and some formal wear. They even have cute white tuxedos for little kids. All the stuff is cheapy material but the prices are really low too! Its one of those places where you may need to pick up a pair of pumps or a cocktail dress in a hurry, for a spur of the moment, night on the town, without feeling guilty for buying something brand new & leaving it in the trunk of your car for the next few months. The scarves are really nice tho.

This is the Norstrom rack located in Pacific Common , just across from Target …read more It is nice to have the Norstrom rack so that we don't have to drive far to go to the San Jose store . This location has a lot of merchandise, organized and friendly staffs . They have 2-3 cashiers but the line moved slow because of many customers and the popularity . Now it is closer to Mother's Day and they have some pretty cotton tote bags for $15 and some perfume for $35 . A section with many Kate spade purses are on sale for 75 % off . I like to come early on the weekday morning so that I don't have to wait for a fitting room . All the merchandises are restore nicely in the morning. Enjoy my shopping at this Norstrom rack. It is very convenient for me to pick up my on line item here and do not need to drive to Palo Alto or west San Jose.

The lines at the registers are insane! The store itself is somewhat organized (as organized as it…read morecan be given the fact that it's a rack), but, the crazy long lines are a tough pill to swallow!

This rating is based on the communication I had with Jale clothing. I emailed the website and the…read moreowner answered all of my questions promptly. She was so nice, I am leaving this review.

I came here for a birthday shopping spree. Omg! It was so much fun! I bought four outfits that will…read moredefine my summer style. Tabetha was such a dear to have help. She curated the perfect playlist for me. All the clothes I could want were ready in exactly my size. We popped a bottle and got to it. The ring light makes for fun videos and the shop is so adorable inside. I felt like a celebrity on maltose. I highly recommend for the best shopping experience ever. Im a size 16 and had more options than I could try on. It was nice to have a devoted personal stylist. I will be back and you should go to! All of my pictures are screenshots of the videos I made. I wish I had taken some pictures but I was so wrapped up in the fun.

I was shopping at this Ross with child when she had an urgent need to use the restroom. An employee…read moreat the fitting room told me to wait by the restroom door and said she would come unlock it. I waited for about five minutes, but no one came. I walked back to the fitting room and politely reminded her. She said, "Oh yes, I'll open it now." I went back and waited another five minutes, and once again, no one showed up. It was very frustrating because this was an emergency for my child. In the end, we had to leave the store without making our purchase. I understand that restrooms may need to remain locked, but when an employee tells a customer they will open the door, they should follow through--especially when a child urgently needs to use the restroom. I hope customer service improves so other families don't have the same experience.

Two stars: one for the cute stuff and the fact that I know how to get here…read more This location seems to be getting worse and worse though every time I come here and is slowly becoming my least favorite location. I don't know why I still come here. Last time I bought something, went to self checkout, and found out the security alarm was still on when I got home, even after I thought someone removed everything. This wasn't the first time it happened at this location. To avoid coming here again, that time I went to a different location to have the alarm taken off and had no issue. I really don't see the point of self checkout at this location as others said. It provides no benefit here and is not that much faster, as you still have to go to another counter to get alarms, security tags and whatever the hell else removed. Plus they want proof of receipt/checking your items here. Today, I figured I'll give it another chance, but when I tried to pay with the cashier to try and avoid any mishaps, the lady says they don't have any bags. I was thinking like what the hell? You're a store, how can you not have bags? I told her I didn't want the item any longer and walked out. This was the last and final straw. Too bad, I'll have to stick with other locations. This location doesn't seem to care about helping customers or doing their job properly.

1-Star Review - Marshalls at Fremont Hub…read more We have been loyal Marshalls shoppers for years, and my wife especially loves shopping there--particularly now that she is pregnant and we are nesting and looking for baby clothes and other baby-related items. Unfortunately, our experience at the Fremont Hub location today was extremely disappointing, primarily because of the conduct of the store manager, Lourdes. I am a disabled veteran with multiple surgeries involving both ankles and my knee, as well as a back injury. Because of chronic pain from these injuries, I sometimes need to sit and rest while my wife shops. Today, I sat in the furniture/chair area for approximately 6-8 minutes while my wife was shopping nearby. Lourdes approached me and said, "The chairs are for buying, not sitting." I have been shopping at Marshalls for years, and this was the first time anyone has ever told me that customers cannot sit on those chairs. There were also no visible signs indicating that customers were prohibited from sitting on the furniture. What made the situation particularly frustrating was what happened immediately afterward. Once I stood up, a family of four took the same seats. Lourdes walked past the area multiple times and clearly saw the family sitting there, yet she did not tell them to get up. I then asked another employee if I could speak with a manager about what had happened. I soon realized that the manager was Lourdes herself. When she approached, she apparently realized I was the customer who had asked to speak with the manager and then asked the family to leave the seating area. When I questioned her about the inconsistent treatment, she explained that the family was sitting there because they were feeding a baby. While I understand that may have been the reason, the issue is that she had already seen them sitting there multiple times and did not say anything to them, while she immediately approached me and told me I could not sit there. I also explained that I am a disabled veteran and that, because of my injuries and pain, I sometimes need to sit and rest while shopping with my wife. Instead of acknowledging the situation or simply apologizing for the misunderstanding, Lourdes became dismissive. When my wife tried to explain my situation, Lourdes interrupted her and said, "I am not talking to you, I am talking to him." That interaction was extremely disrespectful and unnecessary. My issue is not with the other Marshalls employees. In fact, the employees we encountered at this location have generally been very kind, friendly, and helpful. My issue is specifically with the way Lourdes, the store manager, handled this situation. If there is a store policy that customers are not allowed to sit on the furniture, then there should be clear signage and the policy should be consistently enforced with everyone. If exceptions are made, customers should be treated with courtesy and respect rather than being singled out. I hope Marshalls management reviews this incident and provides better guidance to store managers on consistent enforcement of policies, customer service, and treating customers--including disabled veterans--with basic courtesy and respect. Unfortunately, because of this experience, this location has left us with a very negative impression. 1 star.

Nice service nice customer people Selection is not bad…read moredepends on time of the week Value is always good compared to other stores

Recently visited this place to buy some kids stuff like water bottles and tiffin boxes. They had a…read morenice variety for both the items. The toys section was ok but I believe they have more options during the Christmas time. And I saw a lot of nice beauty products on sale. I didn't buy any, but the options were a lot. I bought a dress from them back in 2021 and I still have it, so the quality of the products is really nice. Overall, a nice spot to do some shopping for all age groups. The staff is friendly and they try to move the line quickly when lines are long. The pricing of most of the items is reasonable and you could find good deals if you try to find them.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but the Ross and Jarvis Avenue in Newark is so bad that they…read moreonly had one checker with 100 customers waiting in line. This is ridiculous. They need to hire more people or shut the store down because as the season of giving and Christmas shopping, it shouldn't be this bad but it's bad Fremont and Newark are the same trash Ross whoever is the district manager needs to do something about this or don't even have a district manager if they can't run the store properly.

If you're ever around Niles in Fremont, you have to stop by Heavenlynest and grab some sourdough…read morefrom Break Bread Bakery or honestly, anything Annaliza makes. Everything is absolutely delicious! I promise you won't regret it

I feel like this is the kind of store David and Alexis Rose would have opened up in Schitt's Creek…read moreif he branched out into clothing, accessories, and home goods and I love it! My mom and I both purchased purses and identical wallets from this store. Unfortunately, when we got home we discovered the zippers on both wallets were defective. We went back the following weekend and the owner was apologetic and more than willing to offer a refund with a receipt or store credit. We both love the purses we purchased and have no issues but it was great knowing they stand behind their products. They also have some cute clothing - sweaters, dresses along with some decorative pillows and more. Their bulldog, Lovely was there the second time we went and she was so friendly and sweet. All in all, we had a positive experience and will be back!

I had a really disappointing experience at Once Upon a Child. I dropped off my kids' clothes around…read morenoon and wasn't notified they were ready until about 5:30 p.m. Waiting over five hours just to receive an offer seems excessive. I brought in several items from brands like Zara and Nike that were in excellent, almost new condition. I understand resale stores need to make a profit, but the offers were shockingly low--around $1-$2 per item. The younger employees were friendly and pleasant, but the older gentleman who helped me was extremely rude, impatient, and acted like my questions were an inconvenience. When I politely asked how they determine what they pay for certain items, he couldn't really explain it and responded with a lot of attitude instead of being helpful. After my visit, I read through some of the other reviews, and I wish I had done that beforehand. It seems several other customers had similar experiences with the older gentleman, and I definitely understand what they were talking about. Based on my experience, he came across as unfriendly, impatient, and rude. Customer service makes all the difference, and unfortunately, this experience was anything but pleasant. Between the long wait, the very low offers, and the poor customer service, I won't be returning to buy or sell here. I'd rather donate my kids' clothes to Goodwill than deal with that kind of attitude.

I've been buying and selling at Once Upon a Child for years, and it's always one of my first stops…read morewhen my kids need the next size up or when I'm ready to clear out clothes and gear they've outgrown. I know this store gets criticism for being selective, but honestly, would you want to buy secondhand children's items that weren't carefully inspected? They're selective for a reason, and as a parent, I appreciate that. I've also seen negative comments about the owner. In my experience, he's always been kind and professional. He genuinely seems to care about the business and his customers. Like anyone, he may come across differently depending on the situation, but if you give him a chance, I think you'll find he's a good guy. Yes, there can be a wait when you sell your items, but that's because someone is individually sorting through every single piece. That takes time. I'd rather they inspect everything thoroughly than rush through it. As for payouts, they are very upfront about how their buying process works. If you're looking to make the absolute most money, they'll even suggest other platforms like Facebook Marketplace. But as a busy mom, convenience is worth a lot. I don't always have the time to photograph, list, answer messages, and coordinate meetups. I'd much rather bring everything in, get paid the same day, and be done. People also forget that this is a business. They have rent, payroll, utilities, and many other operating costs. They can't pay close to retail value and still keep the doors open. The trade-off is convenience, and for me, it's absolutely worth it. Overall, Once Upon a Child is a fantastic place to buy affordable, gently used kids' items and an easy, hassle-free option for selling what your family no longer needs. I'll definitely keep coming back.