Denelle is a JEWEL! I was so lucky to find Circles Boutique in Champaign IL and they had the hard…read moreto find Rundholz coat/dress in large. I had only been able to find this beautiful piece in a small in CA so i scouted around with Google and lucky me! And free shipping! Danelle was so sweet, and i had the dress in 2 days. It was too small in large, so she didn't even wait for my return to re send me the XL to try. I am excited to get the replacement, and really excited to order again from Danelle @ Circles!

I love this shop! Circle's collection is thoughtfully curated. I always find something that pushes…read moreme out of my comfort zone in the best way. I could spend hours looking at all the different style details on the intricate pieces. I love clothing worth saving for, and this is that. Heirloom-quality pieces that will live in my wardrobe for years.

Out of towner and walked into this place! Cute clothing but wouldn't dare spend a dime here based…read moreoff the environment and staff alone. Made it very clear they didn't want to be bothered with me in their store.

If you're wondering where all your favorite Farmer's Market crafts people sell their work in the…read moreoff season, its here! There's also high end home goods. Great spot to check out during christmas or wedding season!

This is a go to stop for females looking for unique, reasonably priced apparel. Apricot Lane exists…read morein many towns, but what makes it unique is that the merchandise is different in each boutique according to the habits and demands of the demographics in the town. In C-U, it is a hybrid of "going-out" clothing, cocktail dresses (for sorority/fraternity formals), and comfortable, yet fashionable sweaters. There is a great section of basics, including camisoles, leggings, etc. The sales associates are very helpful, but not overbearing. I feel as if they are honest about the way things look, and they give great recommendations for clothes without shamelessly upselling. If you want high quality, fashionable apparel for a reasonable price, Apricot Lane is the place to go. P.S. Its location on Wright and Green is super convenient for students.

The employees are definitely racist. I came in this store freshman and sophomore year (only because…read morethere are a total of 10 stores on campus). I bought a few things, was not treated as well as the other lady in the store shopping at the same time as me. I can tell it was because I'm not white. I came in my sweatpants and a t shirt, if I were to come in anything else, they would've paid attention to me. The ladies behind the counter were snickering about me and another girl who was a person of color. First of all, the clothes here are so ugly. Like, who in their right mind would buy something so basic?! Me being in this store was already a sin in itself, and then I get treated like a subhuman? People of color aren't stupid, we know when you're not paying attention because you think we're not worthwhile, you think we don't have money. You are all wrong, I give this place 1 year before it shuts down. I was in my cultural diversity class last semester and almost everybody in the class mentioned how we should go to apricot lane because we know we aren't welcome there! How crazy! And the teacher went even further to claim that apricot lane has been said to be an anti black store for almost 5 years! Past students have done their experiments at apricot lane, a conservative store where there aren't even sizes larger than Large! You guys are soooo exclusive, it's sooo cool! Wow. No models of color, no employees of color, do you guys even try to make yourselves not seem racist?

Stopped here for a work related event…read more Coolness extra Ordinaire. First of all. The people that work here fantastic The space available for an event awesome. The location an up and coming town Host an event here. Or go see a band or a stand up comedian. So many reasons to go here for your next event

I love coming in to see the cool and unique things they bring into Yello And Co. Any staff ive…read moreinteracted with have always been super friendly, and I'm looking forward to getting out to see ome of their many events in their next door space. Mahomet is lucky to have such a great local option for unique gifts and more!

I have been a shopper and also consignor at Karen's for probably about 10 years now. I'd give a…read morefull 5 stars if only reviewing for the consigning experience, so I'll start there: Consignment Experience: I generally do pretty well selling items here. While the payoff is not immediate, you get a lot more money than selling things at places like Platos Closet, which offer comically low amounts for gently worn clothes, then turn around and sell them for nearly full price. However, it takes a bit of work, so I think it's really only worth it to bring in 30 items at a time (this is the max you can bring in without an appointment). I now live in Chicago but still have family in the area and continue to bring my clothes here because I trust the business. They have never screwed me over payment and I feel they are honest with what is sold versus not sold and then donated. Here are my tips for bringing in items: -First and foremost, items must be on hangers when you bring them in! They won't go through your stuff if it's not hung up. -Like I mentioned, you need an appointment if you have over 30 items (shoes, accessories, etc included!). Don't be a jerk - it takes them a while to go through and many people bring things in on weekends, so stick to the rules. -Make sure items are CLEAN and WRINKLE FREE. I usually inspect and steam anything I'm bringing in. This takes time, so it's another reason I wait to go until I have a lot of stuff piled up. They will NOT take wrinkled clothes. -If you bring shoes, make sure they are clean on the outside AND the inside. I have had shoes turned away for dark marks on the insoles. If you clean them out they will still take gently used shoes. -Only bring in items that are in season. They start to take winter stuff in like October, and spring stuff maybe in March. Call before to be sure before you lug anything in. -They will take some older styled things, but usually only if they are designer. I wouldn't really bother with vintage or something more than 2-3 years old unless designer. -They usually take career wear (blazers, skirts, pants, oxfords, etc) any time of year, but I have had some trouble selling career dresses in the winter (even though they go with tights). -In the past couple of years my experience has been they do not take destroyed denim or anything other than skinny fit jeans. Double check before you take denim in. -Sometimes, if one associate does not take your items, you can bring it in when another is working and they may take it. My mom swears by this but I don't care to waste my time! Chances are, if they pass the first time, no one will buy it anyway. -If you want your items back at the end of the consigning period, make sure to let them know, otherwise they will get donated. For the shopping experience, I'd give Karen's 3 stars (hence the 4 star average). While I do think you can find some good deals, especially when they have sidewalk sales, a lot of the items I find here are marked too high for a second hand shop. If I can go to a 'mall store' and get the item brand new for only $5-10 more, chances are I'm going to do that. Also, while they have gotten better about organization in the past couple of years with the expansion, it really is hard to find the good stuff with the way the store is laid out. You have to sort through a lot of 'why would they even take this' to find anything worth trying on. I've found a couple of good deals here items, but normally I just shop around to busy myself while they look at the clothes I bring in.

Lots of selection and different sizes and styles. The workers were kind. I found a few higher end…read morebrands for decent price. Some things can be overpriced though!

They have a good variety of clothing here. The style is modern chic. I was not very impressed with…read morethe frequency update. You can feel that you're going to see the same kind of clothes every time you come in. The bags are overly priced. I wanted to buy a little box bag, but it says $56 with no recognized brand. Shoes are good, but not comfortable. Their staff are pretty friendly. Good spot to look around.

Stopped in looking for a specific brand of jeans. Although the boutique didn't carry this brand the…read morestaff spent time discussing what I like about the brand I was looking for and offered some alternatives to try. And when they didn't work for me, she offered to call another boutique a block away and see if they had any. I love the personal attention without pressure Apricot Lane offered. Cute shape and grrwt small business customer service. This is why i try to shop small business first! When a small business works so closely with you yo even call their neighboring small business that says alot! I will be back and hope next time I can make a purchase!

Store review: Wow there are some terrible reviews here, but…read morewhen you look at the surrounding competition this is not that bad. Sure the store is a lot smaller than other macy's sure the selection is not as trendy as other locations, but there are still great sales to be found at this location. I am surprised that this location is two stores which even includes a small furniture selection which is very limited. The only upside is at least there is a macy considering there are not really any other big department stores except for bergner in this mall. The one downside is as other people indicated store staff is super super slow. It took close to 10 minutes to check out with only 1 person in line ahead of us. This is rather disappointing, but what can you do. Pros: some macy discount items are heavily discounted at the end of season Cons: super slow staff, small inventory Hidden deals: 1. Sign up for a macy's card to get the mailer with coupons. 2. Look in the sunday paper for wow pass 3. Use your macy card for additional savings sometimes up to 20% off

My husband and I went to Macy's while visiting Marketplace Shopping Center. We had some time to…read morespend before going to a friend's wedding. We visited Macy's to see if they had any bargains. I love shopping in their backstage and final act area. I found a sweater discounted 80% and a throw blanket discounted 66%. Christmas shopping has been started. Mission Accomplished!

The service is the best that I have ever had at a clothing store. Robin, the manager, is efficient…read moreand knowledgeable. She went out of her way to make an exchange for some flawed jeans that I had purchased a while ago.

From the owner: Women's clothing store that offers a curated collection of chic, unique women's clothing, jewelry…read moreand accessories. Your boutique features Style Experts, skilled associates who offer outfitting advice, fashion tips and tricks, previews of new collections and more and it's always complimentary.

Definitely very Asian bakery with lighter flavor profile. The okara cake was a very interesting…read moreconcept. I've made stuff with okara before and like the particular flavor and texture-- it feels drier and denser because of the soy pulp, but it's something I like. I also like how not too sweet everything is. Their miso salted caramel tart was also good, I also like that they sell day-old stuff with half price. I can get behind the concept and the intention behind how this bakery is ran. Very excited to have discovered this on our trip to visit uiuc. Would've loved to try their sencha, hojicha, and genmaicha next time!

I'm normally a huge fan of this bakery as the quality of the bakes are pretty good so we come here…read moreoften as you can see in my previous review. However, a few weeks ago, (6/6/26) I had a disappointing experience with a staff member there while picking up an online cake order. On the day of cake pick up, I was done with errands at around 10am, I called the bakery to ask if it was possible to pickup the cake early. The girl on the phone sounded very annoyed with my request (I was just asking, they could have said no) and told me they don't do pickups until noon but I can still come in. So I get there and she immediately starts treating me like I was a huge inconvenience. As she's handing me the cake, she pulls out a receipt and started scolding me that pickups don't start until noon and it's right there on the website. I showed her my email receipt confirming 10:30am pickup and how there's literally two different sections with different times on their website so i was obviously confused. but she ignored my explanation and continued chastising me for the misunderstanding of the pickup times. I just let it go as I didn't want to argue but I left feeling very upset. I think management/owners dropped the ball on training staff on how handle these types of situations with professionalism and not immediately placing blame on the customer. I tried my best to smile and be friendly to her but she was starting to become defensive. There was no accountability for the user interface of their website. She made sure to make it known that it was my mistake alone. I have not decided whether I will continue to support this establishment but I won't be back for awhile.