My husband needed work pants desperately, and he had a clear vision in mind for what he was ideally…read morelooking for in quality, fit, and color. I knew that Brooks Brothers would give him what he needed, and would be worth the investment in his work attire. Upon entering, he opted to talk to a sales rep right away to avoid searching the racks and get to right what he was looking for. Unfortunately, they didn't have the black color he was wanting in the style he loved, but we got two other slacks instead that looked great! He's 44 x 32, so he wanted to make sure he was flattering from all angles. The fitting rooms were clean and spacious, and their are chairs provided for you while you wait. There was a promotion going on when we went that allowed the pricing to be significantly cut, which gave more bang to the buck we dished out. Overall, a very tidy, well kept store that really has great attention to detail and customer satisfaction.

Whenever F and I are in the Poconos I have to stop in at De Novo, and I ALWAYS find something…read morewonderful. This year I actually came in twice and found beautiful things both times. Everything is very well organized and in excellent condition. They have everything from shoes and boots, scarves and hats, sweaters and blouses, jeans and dress pants, gowns... I was able to nab a brand new Michael Kors clutch. Another perk, all your purchases count toward store credits. And the best part for me and F has been getting to know the wonderful Roz. She is there running the show and is a gem. I will always return to DeNovo (and Roz) every time we are in town.

States online they now accept items 7 days a week, however when I called today I was told the…read more"buyers" are not in. I can call back or come in during the week. If you work during the week not exactly convenient! If you don't accept items daily it should be removed from online information

I popped in Saturday March 11th for a look see. I had heard about them from a family member that…read morepasses through there every day. I generally go to The Record Exchange in Princeton, NJ or Double Decker Records in Allentown, PA for the selection and pricing. This store is tiny by those standards, but they had some titles that would normally be snatched up in a busier store. For that I was grateful. The owner is eager, but I fear that he might be stretching himself a bit thin carrying a couple of arcade machines, some stereo equipment, a listening station that takes up about 25% of his capacity, books, T-Shirts and cassettes. I wouldn't mess with half of that stuff if I were him. There were alot of records I could never get through because they were literally on the floor and my back doesn't care for that. The guitars and arcade machines have to go. Not enough space. He was having a dollar sale on several boxes of records, but many of them were too banged up to consider. I'd call it a day on 80% of them in his shoes. It's a decent space, but it's definitely out of the way for most folks. Belvidere is farm country, but they are on the main drag with a liquor store, a coffee shop, a CBD store and a bodega all within close proximity. Parking was decent. The prices were a little high, but I can forgive some of that due to his store size and relatively small selection. I found maybe 10 records I wanted at their price points and I got out of there for $120. Try doing that at those other stores I mentioned. One really cool thing is that the actual price tags peel right off the LP jackets without the need for Goo Gone or worrying about ripping the covers. Almost all of them were already in plastic sleeves which really classed up the joint. Keeps the fingerprints off the good ones. Most of actual vinyl I looked at was in fairly good shape. I found a smattering of $5-$7 records to buy so that was good. I would say there were another 5-7 records I would have bought if their prices were maybe $5 cheaper. A used record, unless it's very rare and or in extremely high demand, should never exceed $20 in my opinion. At that point you may as well buy a new one. I got the impression this guy was a rookie retailer, but he was extremely accommodating and even offered coffee to the folks shopping. Not a particularly good idea with the likelihood of one handed spillage high, but it spoke to his humanity. I was impressed. Their logo is very cool and I would have bought a jersey from them, but they didn't have my size. In summation, if you are around Central NJ, give this guy some love. He could use it. I'll definitely be back for sure.

My Grandson just started Pre-K and when I picked him up he said "Grammy my shoe broke." The lace…read morehad broken off from the toggle of his new school sneakers. I decided to stop by Gino's as we had purchased them there recently. The doors were locked as the sign indicated they closed at 5pm instead of 6pm. To my amazement an employee opened the door. I explained the problem and she relayed it to Dave who was in the back area, still working. Unbelieveably Dave said he would fix the shoe and he did so as I waited. He assured me the fix should be ok, but if not to return. There are few individuals or companies these days that did what Dave or his employee would do. Just an exceptional hometown shoe store with old school values. I have taken my Grandson there for years and highly recommend them for fitting childrens shoes properly for their growing feet and all the running and playing they so enjoy doing!

Family owned and operated shoe store, very helpful and friendly. They sell sneakers, work boots,…read morekids shoes and infant shoes and they also do shoe repair which is hard to find nowadays because we live in a throw away society. Prices are a little high on certain things but I'd rather pay a little more knowing my money goes back into the very community in which I live, instead of some big box store.

I drove over one hundred miles to Soundcheck this morning for Record Store Day, and I wouldn't have…read moredone that if their customer service wasn't so great. I want to say, I don't collect records, I collect CDs, this was actually my first record purchase ever so I was nervous and desperate to get it. So I was grateful that when I called the Tuesday before that they informed me of the single copy of the record I wanted that they would have in stock (King James Version, Harvey Danger!). The day of I was late but lucky, as nobody had taken it yet, and when you were in line they had someone who would help find records for you. Yelp is insisting I say something about value, so I will say that this had an extremely fair price. This was a limited run collectors item and I know for a fact that they priced it well within the usual range for it sold throughout the states, even though they are a very small business is a very small town in the middle of PA. Not saying I expect small businesses to price gouge a little, but for this record and on this big record store day, I did expect to pay a premium and I got a very fair price. So these are honest people as well as helpful. Thank you!

What an awesome little find in Jim Thorpe, PA!…read more If you're a music lover, this place is definitely worth a visit. Soundcheck Records has an impressive selection of CDs and, believe it or not, cassettes for those who appreciate a little nostalgia. Their new vinyl inventory is outstanding, with plenty of albums spanning a variety of genres and artists. When I stopped in, the used vinyl section was a bit limited because many of the records had sold quickly--which is usually a good sign. One look at the prices and it's easy to understand why. Their pricing is fair and collector-friendly, making it hard to leave empty-handed. Beyond the music, they also carry concert T-shirts, mugs, and other music-related merchandise. I was also happy to find a nice selection of discounted Record Store Day vinyl releases, which is always a treat for collectors. What really sets this shop apart are the owners. They're incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about music. If they don't have what you're looking for in stock, they're happy to special order it and even have it shipped directly to you. Jim Thorpe is full of unique shops, and Soundcheck Records is one of the best. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and stop in--you never know what musical treasure you might discover.

The nicest owner and staff in any record store east of The Mississippi River by far ! Stop in…read moreanytime !

I live 90 mins away, but I have always gone to MSJ when in the Stroudsburg area visiting relatives…read more I started going in the 90s when the store was in a slightly different location on Main Street. It's a great store, with a very nice longtime owner, a helpful and friendly staff, and it has a relaxed atmosphere. MSJ is in a good neighborhood for lunch. They avoid all the mistakes that many other record stores make. I am speaking, of course of snotty, snobby, easily triggered owners/salespeople, or racks of lps too jammed or unpriced "bring to the counter for price"albums, etc. The records here are priced clearly and fairly, in my opinion*. *If you haven't shopped for records in recent years.. the demand for records has gone up drastically in recent years, and prices have gone up accordingly everywhere. You will not find 2008 (or 1974) prices on records in 2025. Especially on original pressings of the big classic rock albums by the top bands still played on the radio. I feel these guys are pretty fair, especially if you compare shopping at a store vs. shopping online, where you have to pay extra for shipping and really have nothing more than a vague hope that the LP will arrive in the stated condition. That aside. and back to the review... The more expensive items have sealed flaps, but you can open and inspect the vinyl at the counter. Less expensive records can be inspected at the rack if you do so carefully (i.e., not accidentally flinging the record across the store or getting yer greasy fingerprints 'em). Note: Record swapping will get you banned, you delinquents ;) - so don't be that person. Also, drinks are a no-no for understandable reasons. MSJ has tons of great vinyl in vg'+ or better condish. Rock is broken down alphabetically in various sections by price: $10 and up, $5, etc. There are boxes underneath these lp racks, but they request you get an employees help to access them. I never have time to crate dig, but I aspire to one day. I pick up a lot of records each visit, with very few exceptions (over 30 yrs) the albums and cds I've purchased have always been in VG+ or better, clean, etc. I have often traded in albums for store credit, and they are reasonable if you bring in decent records in nice condition that are not super common. I can't speak to how well they cover other genres since I mostly concentrate on rock - but there's a good amount of other stuff to peruse. If you go, I hope you find that gem you are looking for!

The selection of brands at this second hand treasure shop is fire (D & G, Ralph Lauren, Gap). But…read morethe selection of brands is second best to who I presume the owner of the shop is. I went back and forth about posting this, but I decided to go with it because of how kind the gesture was. She legit gave me a tuxedo... for free. Repeat: I got a tuxedo for free. I was back and forth about getting the tuxedo, I tried it on, it fit like a glove, but I was hesitant since I am on a grad school budget. She heard me voicing my hesitations to my girlfriend, and just threw in the tuxedo with my girlfriends purchased for free. Unbelievable kindness, which seems to be a reflection of the very visible theme of karma all over this beautiful NEPA town. Only in Jim Thorpe, PA... thank you so much! Definitely go into this shop to browse the selection, but buy from this show to support a small business owner who really cares about customers/ people.

prices were amazing, inventory was plentiful, they had two floors and sold many high maintenance…read moreproducts like Gucci and Louis Vuitton. Staff is also nice and they run discounts

Talbots. Many women living in New England shop at Talbots. Some only shop here. At least they…read moreused to. Then Talbots went mainstream and became a "brand for all". Then they went into the outlet malls. Pretty much all of them. But its all good, lots of things to choose from here, usually a limited size selection though. 3 stars for this chain.

It's always nice to step into one of these stores, and this particular outlet was no exception…read more They had a fair selection of clothing and post holiday deals were abundant.