I created this account so that I can specifically respond to an incident that occurred at your…read morestore today because I don't yelp. In response to the account that ive been accused of having entitled the "foodie girl" p. The person is a coward because they don't even have a picture of themselves. (P.s. if that were my account I wouldn't be able to create a new one with the same IP address) If I had a word to say to you I'd say it flat out and that's just what I'm going to do here. I don't hide behind a computer. I don't do long drawn out social media posts, but in your case I'm going to have to. At this point after today even if you decided to believe me I wouldn't ever step foot back in your store because you clearly displayed your true character. You were looking to be right, even when you know you're wrong. That's what we call pride. I have been going in to take cookies, purchase items a couple of times and passing through your store for years and established a great reputation for myself and I not once have had bad words to speak of your business. Just today before even going to your store i told a friend to support your business. Today I was accused of writing a review that I DIDNT write.I began going to your store because it was close by and I wanted to support your business. I struggle with even driving through Claremont so me going back to your store was a huge step for me. The day of the raffle I lined up like everyone else, but I was the least of the ones complaining. Lines and money being spent were to be expected. I could care less if I got the size for the RSVP because the pair of shoes were for a kid I barely knew in my class, so whether or not I got them I could care less. I planned to donate a toy regardless of getting the size because its something I do every year, so getting a raffle ticket was something for the guy in my class. Today I didn't care about some Jordan's, I cared about clearing my name. But for someone to take the time to pretend that I won a raffle to get me in your store in front of your customers to try to humiliate me was very vindictive and unnecessary. If you knew my character,which you clearly don't, you'd know I could care less about Jordan's. I only get the colors that I think are nice and I don't even collect them like that. I don't own a pair of 13's and I don't shop at Shoe Palace. My life isnt consumed with sneakers. I sat and waited patiently and you had several others that you asked to step aside and I overheard them talking about how pissed they were, even before we got in. I told the guy behind me to be patient because you were doing the best you could. That's my character. As i sat there i began to get anxious because i saw an old coworker and had to get out of the area because i couldnt breathe. Once I left I told myself I didn't need those shoes, and began to think they looked like elephants feet, and went on with my day. If I got the RSVP then why would I go through the trouble of sending my cousin to pick up the shoes for me? Why would I even show my face in your store after "writing" such a horrible review? Thats a bold move for anyone. I feel that you singled me out because I'm the only one you decided to remember telling to step aside. You "cutting" me off from your store doesn't hurt me because I won't be able to purchase things from you. It hurts because it was the one safe place in Claremont I could still go to. I honestly wish you guys nothing but the best in all that you do. If you only knew the power that i possesed and the things I could say, but instead I forgive you for that scene you made today because the kind if God that I serve isn't a hating God. You should be careful with the way you speak to people. Be blessed.

Don't waste your time entering their online raffles. They will take your money and not send the…read moreshoes

Awesome little store! My bf and I were walking around the village when his flip flops broke so we…read morewalked over to O' My Sole and the helpful salesperson helped him find a pair of flip flops in 2 seconds that turned out to be the most comfortable flip flops he has ever worn! (Yeah, I know that says more about the shoe than the store, but still...kudos for carrying super comfy shoes!!) I also found the pair of Merrells that I wanted. I discovered that I bought it half a size too small so I had to go back to exchange. They didn't have the size in stock so they are ordering it for me and will call me when they get them in. I just called to double check on the status of the shoe and happened to get the same guy who helped me order the shoe. He remembered me! One of the nice things about a small store in a small town. :) I originally wanted to give it 4 stars because they don't allow returns but it is a small store in a small town after all and both salespeople I have talked to have been super nice so 5 stars it is!

Great boutique feel to this shoe store. We walked in looking for Hokas, and Eric was really helpful…read moreand gave us a great experience. He guided us to a foot scan technology, and went to recommending shoes based the scan. This tool was very valuable to keep in mind for a future purchase, and it adds some fun to the experience.

It's been over a decade since I've shopped here but I walked out with multiple pairs of shoes and…read moresome cool Dodger gear. I would post it but you're going to have to come in and look for yourself. Great deals, great customer service!

As much as I love a good deal. Coupons. Rewards. Even customer service in store. It needs some…read moreimprovement. A defective shoe should NEVER be been given. Then I have to contact Customer Service myself due to the false information I'm provided that I can exchange the DEFECTIVE shoe at any WSS location. WRONG! Since it was an ONLINE store-pickup order. It must be processed online and shipped back. What a hassle! I appreciate the worker who went outta his way to look for another pair in my size in store. But giving me false information was such a waste of time and gas.

I visited Lucky Feet Stores in Claremont to replace HOKA Bondi 9. Destiny welcomed me into the…read morestore and scanned my feet. She had excellent recommendations and I tried on several pairs of shoes. I spent about an hour in the store trying on shoes and getting lots of helpful tips from Destiny. Her customer service was great and, by the end of my visit, I told her that Lucky Feet Shoes may just be my new favorite shoe store. I ended up purchasing shoes, slides, and sole inserts. It was costly but the benefits to making sure my feet are comfortable was worth it!

Samantha A. (From San Dimas location) was amazing and attentive! She helped me choose shoes for my…read moreover pronation on one foot. I tried on what felt like 50 pairs and she never made me feel bad about it. I got the shoes I felt most comfortable in based on her recommendation. Thanks Samantha!

The owner is probably the most intuitive business owner that i have ever experienced. She latched…read moreonto my vibe as sion as we began talking about the Birks that I wanted on my feet. I told her the story about how I accidentally met Jerry Garcia on Haight street in San Francisco in around 1965-6. Thank you(I did not ask her name but i know she has been sole proprietor since around 1975-6) This shop owner carries herself with grace and that. Along with the beautiful light that shone from her aura has won this shop a customer for life. Thank you for your humanness and Grace!!!

Christine was so warm and kind. We were interested in trying on several pairs of shoes before…read moremaking our selection, and she graciously brought out each one for us. She even pulled out the catalog to show us styles that weren't currently in stock. There's something so special about her shop. It feels personal and welcoming in a way that's rare these days. I'm extremely grateful for the experience and look forward to returning.

Kings is one of the few last bastions of streetwear boutiques, reminiscent of a long, bygone era of…read morestreetwear dating back to around 2009 to maybe the end of 2014. Nowadays streetwear trends have shifted, blurring the line between casual fashion and high fashion. It's made its way into high fashion, collaborating with major fashion heavyweights like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Vetements, etc. to list a few. Kings to me is what pure streetwear is all about at its core. No bots, no asinine reseller mark-ups, no insane pricetags, no bullshit. Just tried and true streetwear styles from iconic streetwear brands that have withstood the test of time. I'm thankful Kings and others like it still exist (Proper, BAIT, Bowls LA and Union are both kind of). I say kind of because Bowls opens whenever they want and Union definitely has a certain audience in mind with the brands they carry. Anyway, maybe I'm looking back at the history of streetwear with rose-tinted glasses, but there's no denying that the fact that a place like Kings can still thrive despite the fact that a lot of boutiques I used to frequent have either shifted to online exclusively or just shuttered their doors permanently is respectable. The fact that you can still walk into a place like this and get some sick drip without playing bullshit games and waiting for drops or buying bots to cop shit is something I truly appreciate. The staff is cool as always and if anything, their selection has improved over the years and they've definitely stepped up (heh) their shoe game as well. Anyway, my very long drawn out point is that Kings is still king when it comes to finding streetwear locally with an excellent selection. They carry all the brands; new and old. It's like Costco. You definitely aren't walking outta there with just a $5 rotisserie chicken. You're gonna walk outta there with a whole ass wardrobe if you haven't gone shopping in a VERY long time, like me.

I've visited this store several times and have always enjoyed my experience. However, during my…read moremost recent visit today, I witnessed an interaction between a manager/supervisor and an employee that I found very unprofessional and uncomfortable. While I understand that workplace issues need to be addressed, the employee was repeatedly spoken to in a degrading manner and was ultimately told to "go over there and do your thing." This interaction took place openly in front of coworkers and customers, making it difficult not to hear. In my opinion, this type of feedback should be handled privately and respectfully. Employees deserve to be corrected without being embarrassed or humiliated in front of others. I hope management will take this feedback into consideration, as the interaction significantly affected my otherwise positive impression of the store.

I like to thank the store manager from above business he truly shows his management skills on a a…read morepair of sneakers u return I will be back to purchase in future

The best shoe store around the service here is always good people are very helpful and always have…read morethe best prices on shoes...

Came to Stix looking for a local core skate shop to support and was thoroughly pleased with the…read moreexperience. Derek the manager is such a kind dude and great at what he does. He guided me through an awesome shopping experience. A lot of shops I had been visiting in my search to find a board didn't have my desired size of 7.75 or 7:8 since 8+ is the standard nowadays. Derek laid out all the options and walked me through the entire build of a new complete. He went above and beyond in setting me up and I will be coming back because of the excellent customer service and my desire to support the core skate shop industry and culture.

If you need to shop here better To shop online this place is never open. Waste it time and gas.read more

I love this boutique, the Owner Shirley, and her team of style experts...I was shopping for a…read morecruise wardrobe and every look elevated my confidence and self esteem. Shirley encouraged me to try on clothes outside of my comforrt zone; so I did...and boy was I surprised! I am 5'3 and short waisted and the pants she encouraged me to try on made my legs look as long and beautiful as hers!! Next, I was told to try a pair of "gauchos" on and I was impressed and bought all three colors. Maison Garrison is the eitome of a Women's Boutique...something for everyone. The prices are amazing because the quality of clothing and assessories is exceptional! The wardrobe she helped me put together included daytime casual, sporty, and effortless; to evening looks that are "timeless" and elegant. And if you can't get to downtown Claremont check out the online boutique!

Cute boutique with a lovely selection of clothing and shoes. Unfortunately, the customer service…read moreleft a lot to be desired. The owner looked me directly in the face yet made absolutely no effort to acknowledge me. No greeting, no smile, not even the slightest attempt to make me feel welcome. It was both awkward and off-putting. What made the experience even more disappointing was observing other customers in the store, who happened to be white women, being treated with courtesy and respect. The difference in treatment was hard to ignore, and it certainly left me questioning why I wasn't extended that same basic courtesy. As a Claremont resident of nearly 15 years, I enjoy supporting local businesses. However, I also believe that every customer deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of who they are. Needless to say, I left without spending a dime, and I have no intention of returning. Beautiful merchandise means very little when the atmosphere makes you feel unwelcome. My money will always go where my presence is appreciated.

Another new addition to Asian American Expo, Sneaker Expo!…read more Entry tickets to Asian American Expo, also gave entry to Sneaker Expo along with K-Play Fest and Anime Impulse! This event took place at the same time at exhibit hall 8. For their first year running, it was very impressive that they took over the entire hall and that they had a pretty good crowd going around. To be honest, I am extremely far removed from this kind of culture, but it was still neat to look around. There's lots of, of course sneakers and shoes, of which I assume are high quality and highly sought after and lots of trendy street fashion style clothes. Lots of vintage and anime collaboration clothing which was really neat. Loved how the vendors would decorate their booths as well. There were some cars at this hall, a place to shoot some hoops, and a trading area for shoes too? Perfect if you're a sneaker collector. I didn't think I'd get anything for free here, but I got a free lighter. Nice, thank you ! I also thought it was super funny, but I immediately got hit by a huge wall of vape juice/weed smell entering here haha. Vibes are on point!