The selection is good, even better than most because apparently, according to one of the overbearing shills working the store, they are a tester store and get new things first. So that's good .
The bad news is they will not leave you alone for 5 seconds. I forgot this today (the last time I was with my bf in an empty store, the woman kept calling over from the cash register like she was a part if our convo) and went in for a quick look. I did have my earbuds in, enjoying my music, but the instant I went in I was accosted. She asked me what brings me in here, like there were multiple options. Um, I came in for a gyro sandwich? Wtf else do people go into a B&BW for other than to look in B&BW. I'm used to the normal arrival greeting and I said hi, but then the woman's talking to me again and I tried "not hearing her" over my music, trying to get across that I'm not interested in her shilling, but she waved me down with her eyebrows raised up like she was annoyed that I wasn't playing the game where she attempts to enthrall me with her sales speech. So I took out my earbuds and heard the specials of the day. I'm sorry if I was a little curt in my responses, but I can read the signs myself, I don't need a sherpa to navigate the sales. Plus, I'm kind of introverted at times and sometimes I just don't feel like interacting. So I move on from her, and literally 20 seconds later someone else is trying to tell me about something I picked up. You cannot show the slightest interest in anything here without someone trying to car salesman you into buying it. At that point I got the hell out of there and was so annoyed I came here to vent. The worst part is I might have actually bought the thing I was looking at but I felt so smothered I just wanted to GTFO.
TL;DR: the store is fine, but management need to rein these people in and give the customers a little breathing room. Back up out of our grills and leave people to shop. And don't make people with earbuds in talk to you, they're in for a reason. read more