Yogibo, on today's trip, was interesting. Although the product's prices were fairly high, I…read moreactually enjoyed stopping off here. I only wished I could have bought something. but with "seats" that cost $220+, really didn't match our pockets. And plus, with so many different seats that they have here, also on the markets for cheaper elsewhere, I really wasn't interested in this place at the moment. Even the medium-size chairs were quite pricey. What caught my attention were the small pillows near the walking path outside your store. These were definitely expensive. The employee was definitely interested in trying to sell us a piece, and wasn't too pushy. He did try to prove his side of the company when he explained the "cleanup" of the piece and how easy it was to clean it up when he was at the warehouse nearby. If I was a several-thousand-dollar winner, I'd come here often, but I'm not! So I'll have to pass on your offer at the present time. If I ever hit the jackpot, I'll see about coming back. I'll pass on your name to a few others, who might be interested, though at the present time I don't know too many people who might be interested in your products either.

Best Yogibo store worldwide! Staffs were extremely helpful - very friendly! From phone call to…read moreactually meeting in person in store, this young lady Sabrina made me feel so welcome and comfortable, I did not want to leave the store! I ended up buying more than I planned, but definitely think every penny was well spent! All of my friends and family loooove them!

We bought our furnitures , Sofa, Armchair, bed, storage Display, console etc from Ethan Allen 20…read moreyears ago when we first bought our first house in Westport, Connecticut. All our wood furniture are all still in great shape. We reupholstered our Avery Armchair and ottoman because they are still in perfect condition. We love the style but we decided to buy our new sofa. Our Cameron sofa is still in good shape but after 20 years the color faded and we needed a new one. We decided to buy a Spencer Roll-arm 93" and 24" and we love it. The new furniture gives the house a new look to our great room. Our Spencer Sofa is impressive. We choose our fabric and color including customize the cushions with the help of Ellen Kilroy- the Designer and associate. Ethan Allen did a beautiful custom finish on our sofa. I love the firmness of the cushions, size and number of all the sofa cushions. They are a high end furniture company and the value is absolutely there. Do not be afraid to buy the best, you will not be disappointed ! Thanks again Ellen Kilroy!

We've been to the Ethan Allen in Danbury many times and have furnished most of our home with their…read morepieces. The quality is excellent, and everything we've purchased has been very durable. On a previous visit, Peggy helped us with our selections, making the process smooth and enjoyable. This time, we returned for a dining table, and Dina was fantastic--she showed us around and helped us make the right choice with ease. The store has a large selection, and the ability to customize pieces to fit your style is a big plus. The service is always great, and the showroom is spacious. While the prices are on the higher side, the durability and craftsmanship make it a worthwhile investment. Overall, a great experience once again!

Come here if you're looking for shein in real life. Super low priced trending items. The store is…read moreso clean and in order. Dressing rooms are clean, large and easy to access. They even have a children's and men's section. My toddler got a few pairs of shorts and they really are cute and decent quality. I love that they are not the mainstream look that we always see in all the other children's clothing's store. I'd stay away from the shoes. Lots of cute imitations but super uncomfortable.

My four friends and I drove over an hour away to Danbury to check out Primark. I have never been…read morehere before, this is the only location in Connecticut. Primark is an Irish retailer of affordable fashion for men, women and children. Other locations also carry home items, but not the Danbury location. They are very popular across the British Isles as well as several countries across Europe. The Primark in Danbury is part of the Danbury Fair Mall, the good news is you can access it as its own store, no need to go through the mall. This store is massive, there were so many shoes when we first walked in. There's hair accessories, purses and other small knickknacks. The clothes aren't super organized. The hangers are marked with various sizes, but they are actually all random sizes hung on random hangers. This was everywhere, same with the shoes. I am a bit selective when it comes to clothes shopping, I prefer my items to be mostly cotton. Cotton items were difficult to find or non existent at Primark. We spent two hours here and all I found were two items. Keeping in mind that they are a fast fashion retailer, the quality isn't always there. Loose strings, uneven stitching, unavailable sizes are all a part of the gamble. The wait to access a fitting room was surprisingly fast and efficient. The line to check out was long but moved fast, due to several open registers. I'm glad I experienced Primark, while they aren't for me, they might be for you. Marshalls, Target and Amazon are more accessible for me.

Arhaus has timeless, unique, high-quality furniture that will last long enough for your…read moregreat-grandchildren to leave it in their wills. In addition, their level of customer service is unsurpassed. Pro tip: have a look at the catalogue to find the pieces you love, then send a quick e-mail to the outlet store for DEEEP bargains. Our family and friends will never shop for furniture anywhere else.

I've ordered many items recently and everything's great until you need something and then silence…read moreand a brick wall . This is for their website and customer service via phone in general . I ordered a ghiacco flush mount light in 4/21/2026 for. Arhaus shipped the order which was delayed to begin with . I received the order with an incomplete set of crystals. I sent pictures of the items which they agreed where incomplete . I have been following up with Arhaus periodically to receive the crystals to complete the order I paid for . They keep pushing back the deadline without informing me . I have to follow up and then learn there is yet another delay . They are not taking action that I can see on my case . They want me to keep waiting when I'm unsure if they are actually following up with their parts department . They refuse to give me a refund without me having to hire an electrician to remove the current light at my expense . Their partial refund for the 7 month delay is only 300 which won't cover the electrician and painter in case there is damage . I told them that if they don't fulfill my order I have to dispute the charge with my credit card company and their supervisor threatened to send me to collections . Where is the responsibility of a company to deliver the item which they collected money for ? They took my money and have yet to deliver the complete item. Also they continue to fulfill orders for the same item on their website . Avoid them .

We needed some wigs and mustaches for our halloween costumes and were able to get in and out…read morefairly quickly. They had a lot of staff, about 25% who were actually helping customers. The rest were standing around looking at their phones and sharing stories. One girl literally walked away when I approached her to ask a question. But they had a lot of stock so if you need something, they probably have it here.

Tracy helped us with everything we needed combining great customer service with fast energy. She…read moretook the time to help us find what we needed to have an amazing halloween while being quick and giving us any information we needed for things that weren't at the store.

Please do not mistake this review for a commentary on home decorating - it's not…read more This started out as a bed frame purchase at West Elm, which apparently is the same company as Pottery Barn. We bought the simplest, cheapest full frame for our daughter's new bed. After three months (maybe four) of attempting to get her to help me assemble the darn thing, she announced she preferred the mattress on the floor. Go figure. So we called Wet Elm and they said they would not only accept the return, but they would also pick it up for free. Only catch was that the refund would be for store credit - BUT this could also be used at Pottery Barn. Awesome customer service every step along the way. Pottery Barn applied the credit, we used a 20% off coupon and got showroom furniture for a song. Nice!

Everything - they're there for you when needed. Selection, service and value are high quality for…read morethe discerning buyer

This is a fantastic store and I'm very grateful that our new apartment is close to one - especially…read morewhile the country is experiencing the heaviest inflation we have seen in forty years. While it might not look like much from the outside and the inside is a little dreary...there are deals aplenty if you're willing to concede on frills for the sake of a bargain. I've seen other posters state that they didn't find any discounts on name brand items, however, I have snagged pantry items (including gourmet imports from Europe) on sale, Dawn dish soap on sale, and a whole slew of other items. My two main points for anyone shopping here are these: 1. Name brand does not always indicate best quality. There are plenty of imported brands, small artisan brands (I'm talking to you, peanut-butter aisle..), and less well known brands that are equally as good - if not better. Don't be afraid to actually take a chance on something that is unfamiliar. You might surprise yourself. 2. Check the expiration date on food products. While I am not so picky about best-by dates for certain products there have definitely been products that have been expired and/or past their best-by date sitting on the shelf. While a best-by date is a simple recommendation for best flavor, in some cases, in other cases it can directly impact the quality of the item. Use discretion and if you aren't sure - google it. :)

I worked at this place over the summer, and it was the worst decision ever. Please do not ever come…read morehere, the place is disorganized, the employees are rude and condescending. One of them dress coded for wearing a crop top that wasn't cropped. There also items on shelves where the packaging is just damaged. This place is a nightmare, and would never come back there.

I was so excited to finally find a nice store in the Danbury Mall. Could not help myself feel so…read morehappy to see those brands that I missed from the good old Annie Sez, and Lord and Taylor. But my emotions were soon going to be crushed as I navigated through the store. As I got to the middle of the store 2 girls young were just chatting. Obviously I was not even acknowledged or greeted. Soon after the African American employee said "she is not even going to spend $100". At that point I was hopping they were talking about someone else...I looked up and as they noticed they moved towards the front of the store. I kept looking and found a few pieces but was already uncomfortable after all I'm not the regular size small, white, blond hair customer. I'm the opposite size xl, Hispanic, jeans, bickenstock sandals, crazy hair. At least that is what I look like on my days off. Took an other lap around the store as I found the guts to just shop and not pay attention to the young girls after all....what do they know? As I was just holding 2 pieces one of the girls came up and said: Can I put that in the fitting room? To what I answer no thank you. She then just walked away. Soon after an older associate asked the same question when "I said no thank you" she then said "let me put it at the register" to what agreed to. I continued browsing towards the front of the store and as I was moving I over, I heard the 3 girls talk about a top but didn't put any mind into it. Just kept moving. Once at the front on the left side of the store all 3 girls were now across from me. The one that had asked me if she can put the things in the fitting came over to tell the other girl how I had said yes to the other employee that took my things to the register. At that point all 3 looked straight at me and as they did I asked them if I could help them. The African American girl laugh and said what? you can't help us? No.... I then turn around went to the register any paid. The woman at the register was helpful and tried to apease me. But at this point I was too mad, too angry, too disappointed at the fact that I had been stereotyped. I had been watched and I had been racially stereotyped. As I'm trying to pay one of them realices what is going on and comes to the counter and says "excuse me I just wanted to let you know we were not talking about you...we were looking for a top". To what I responded with "you know that is not true". But I accept your apology...since there was none. she thought it was a good idea to just come up and lie. Why not just leave it alone.

Service is good, great selections in all departments, and the prices are excellent. The handbags…read moreand wallets are bought in massive amounts. The shoe department has all styles for everyone. This store is overall the best store for the best savings in Danbury.

Burlington can be very hit or miss as far as finds. The prices are usually excellent. The quality…read moreof stuff is mid range. Again, hit or miss. The security people are really nice as are people on the floor, but there's a shorter statured guy with a mullet sort of haircut at the checkout that was bossing people around, whether it's other staff or customers and that's where the experience falls apart for me. I usually try to stop here every once in a while as a little pick me up after a hard day of work. Today I did that, and he was yelling in general out to the store (2xs) to "move up." I was waiting in line for 20 minutes where this wasn't a problem and then all of a sudden it was. He yelled at the third time and then muttered something under his breath, but he wasn't looking at me when I went up to the register so it felt personal. There weren't that many people there and only two cashiers. He was one of them because he was completely facing away from me. I had no idea he was talking to me. Asked me if I wanted a bag and to give my phone number. I said yes to the bag and no to the phone number And he seemed annoyed by this. Additionally, he didn't bag any of the items that I was worried would get damaged in the rain. Also, he snapped at me when I tried to scan my credit card after he scanned everything and asked me if I wanted bags for an additional fee. Assuming the transaction was ready to happen, I went to go swipe my card and yelled at me that it was not the right time to do that. And then I would have to do it again. I noticed that it was registering and I did everything right. And I wasn't scanning again for that purpose and I kindly told him that. Final straw was when I was trying to walk out and the stuff that I was getting as gifts had tags on them that were setting off the alarm. When I brought them back to ask him to please remove them, as that was embarrassing enough, he was complaining that I wasn't handing them to him fast enough and he had to finish scanning someone else, even though the merchandise wasn't even over-the-counter yet and I didn't want it fall on the floor and get dirty. Again, it was a gift. Really annoying and snarky. I don't do my job like this and I don't expect other people to either. I get it, it's a minimum wage job, but you should take pride in what you do. I was perfectly nice until I wasn't treated nice and then I was indifferent at most. He was rude. And he needed a little bit more customer service training if we're being honest.

I just moved from a one bedroom apartment in Brooklyn to a large home in the Hudson Valley area…read more While purchasing my home was a dream come true, I felt overwhelmed making my house a home with such little furniture, but thankfully I found Chelsea!!! Chelsea has helped me with three rooms so far and I couldn't be happier! She is professional, attentive and truly brought my vision to life. Chelsea spent about an hour on the phone with me before the design process even started, so she could fully understand my lifestyle and vision. She even asked where I like to go clothes shopping, which to me is such an important question! In addition, Chelsea answered any questions in a promptly manner and she stayed within my budget! I cannot recommend her enough to my family and friends, and I can't wait to have Chelsea design my next space!

I had to hire a designer because I am a mom of two new babies and just didn't have the time. I am…read morepretty confident in my own designs but Chelsea pushed me outside of my comfort zone while still respecting my wishes. She is VERY easy to work with and talk to! My home is beautiful, my bank account isn't empty and my family is happy! 12 out of 10 recommend!