I came into Macy's looking for help finding a suit in a very specific color for an upcoming event…read morein Houston, and Alex made what could have been a stressful shopping experience genuinely enjoyable. She took the time to help me try on multiple suits, carefully took my measurements, and gave thoughtful advice on fit and style rather than rushing me through the process. When the exact suit I wanted was not readily available in store, Alex took the initiative to look for alternatives online and recommended that I order one. The online sizing chart was a little confusing, but she still helped me understand the measurements and choose the right size with confidence. She even went beyond that by looking into tailoring options for me. After I left Macy's, I had some disappointing experiences at nearby stores. I ended up returning because Alex had provided such a personalized and helpful experience. Even when I came back a week later to try on the suit I ordered and get her opinion, she followed up with the same care and helped me look up another tailor for alterations before my event. Alex is exactly the kind of associate who makes shopping in person worthwhile. Her patience, initiative, authenticity, and attention to detail are things you simply cannot always get from online shopping or AI. I truly appreciate her going above and beyond, and I want to thank her for showing up as her authentic self and making sure I felt taken care of throughout the entire process.

I'm totally surprised in the review scores that they have this is five star retail store. Right now…read morethey have a very good price range on their comforters. I ordered it online and I picked it up today when they opened up and the customer service was excellent.. I would be a repeat customer online stuff! They do also provide curbside service. But please look at their home stuff right now. There is a great sale going on for their bedding.

I originally went to Neiman Marcus for the Chanel boutique inside…read more.. but the whole place ended up being pure designer eye candy. Gorgeous displays, stunning pieces everywhere you look, and it's honestly just fun to wander even if you're just browsing. Each floor is basically a little runway of gorgeousness, and I kept catching myself doing slow laps like I was at a museum of handbags and shoes. Everything is styled beautifully, so even if you don't plan to buy, it still feels like a full designer experience. There is luxury pricing, but even if you want to just browse there are tons of options and so much help in the store for your budget. What really made it stand out though was the service. I only had an actual consultant in Chanel, but everywhere else in the store I still felt taken care of. Staff were attentive and kind without hovering, and I never got that awkward vibe of being ignored or followed. I got to browse with zero pressure, which makes all shopping so much more enjoyable. Even the parking feels fun with palm trees out front. If you're going for a certain brand or inside boutique (like Chanel), give yourself extra time to explore. This location is also right by an area with a bunch of shopping, food spots, and fun stuff to do (we even did VR nearby), so it's easy to make this stop part of a whole outing.

After walking through the store, I was not planning on leaving a review, but when I walked into the…read moremen's room, I realized something had to be said. Yes this is a very upscale store that is incredibly well merchandised. The bathrooms alone here out do some prominent hotel facilities. Upstairs, you'll find designer clothing, Waterford crystal, clearance racks and the bathrooms. Downstairs you'll find lots of jewelry, men's clothing, fragrances galore, makeup, designer purses, and shoes. If you're into high fashion with money to burn, then you've stepped into the right place and the photos included prove it.

The men's department felt fresh, clean, and incredibly easy to shop The layout flows…read moreperfectly--everything is organized in a way that makes the whole experience smooth and effortless. What really stands out is the team. Always attentive, genuinely kind, and somehow able to remember the small details from your last visit--it makes everything feel personal without ever feeling forced. This group has that rare ability to make you feel valued the entire time you're there. Truly a rare gem

We are big fans of the Nordstrom Rack, but we always stop by Nordstrom's at the Domain when we are…read morein the area. Everything is high-end and trendy, but you can find a deal now and then. I found a very nice shirt in their clearance rack. We do keep an eye out for their sales events. We have found that service is excellent in all of the departments. I do like that they have comfy chairs available, so I could chill and catch up on all the NFL Draft news while my better half continued shopping. They are dog-friendly, and most folks keep their pooches on a short leash.

I have been to The Domain once before years ago shopping with my friend while visiting Austin…read more We came back again to kill some time and do some high-end shopping before I had to head to the airport. A few newer shops I hadn't seen since my last visit and a few others that have since closed, but the old loves remained including the amazing Restoration Hardware here that is FOUR stories and loaded with every pretty thing you could ever want. Also some higher end jewelry stores like Gucci and David Yurman here. This is a huge complex with several parking decks and areas and it was extremely crowded by around noon-1pm on a Sunday. Great place to have lunch and shop - that RH is the thing of dreams!

I spend a great deal of time at The Domain. I asked myself why while I was back at the Domain…read moreagain today. The Domain is now a sought-after destination - where shopping (casual and high-end), dining, night life and other fun experiences converge. You can go shopping, meet a friend for happy hour, or do something completely fun and adventurous in the course of the day or evening. One of my Finance groups hosts a monthly Finance meeting at The Domain. Shopping...some of my favorite fun stores are at the Domain such as J. Crew and Anthropologie. I love these two stores because they have unique goods at great prices, in general, and specifically, have amazing sales. If you are a big baller, you can shop at stores like Neiman Marcus, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany's and whole host of other high stores. I'm a tiny baller. Smile. Dining - At the Domain you can get reasonably priced foods to high end fare. Some of my favorite places to dine in the Domain include Glorias, Flower Child, Paul Martin's and Haywire. Important to note, most restaurants have great happy hours and associated amazing prices. Nightlife - Some say that The Domain (especially on Rock Rose Avenue) is the new 6th Street (known for its bars and Live music). I would not venture out that far. However, if you want to party in the wee hours of the night, you can do it at The Domain. Fun Experiences - You can transport yourself to fun such as IPIC movie theatre, Museum of Illusion or the Battle of the Games. Last weekend I discovered the Barkin Creek Dog Kitchen & Bath...so, The Domain is not only for humans. Love The Domain...I am sure I will see you there!

Look, I'm a Nordstrom gal through and through. I don't buy Rack lol. However, sometimes I do…read more It's crazy because there are times that both stores have the same merchandise. Quite often. This Rack location has a decent selection. Most recently went shoe shopping with my boyfriend and he found exactly what he needed. Sometimes the store seems a little messy and chaotic with merchandise not displayed properly. It seems customers and employees just kind of let merchandise get tossed about. Other than that, good place to shop for better quality clothing and accessories at discounted prices.

I actually go to this location a lot... more than I like to admit. The people here are nice and the…read morestore is spacious. One week I went somewhere and liked something but waited and the next week it was on sale. Yippee!

This will be my main Marshalls! I like the other locations, but this location is better. I don't…read morelike saying that, but it's true. The selection of soaps is plentiful! I l love the Castelbel brand soaps, and I was able to get all of my favorite scents. Plus, the popular clothing, purse, and shoe brands were here too. I was also searching for some furniture pieces, and I have my eye on three different sets. Now I have to decide which one. That's a nice problem to have. Also, the wide range of colorful pots and pans caught my attention, too. I moved over to the comforter and sheets; they were very pretty. I like the prices on the sheets; given the high thread count and the fact that they were sateen, the prices were pretty reasonable. I even saw some candy I really like. But most of all, I found my soap. I even convinced the cashier to try it. Yes, this will be my go-to Marshalls!

I was looking for some summer tops to wear to work, and also a valentines blouse. I think I nailed…read moreit. I didn't want anything that was too valentine-ish. Cause you can only wear it once and then what? I did like this black and white top with the hearts on it. Not too valentine, just enough. I think I could wear this again, say on Ash Wednesday or something. The store is really neat and organized. I browsed around for quite some time. I stood in line with my purchases. Even though there were a lot of customers in line, it did move rather fast. My cashier was nice and helpful. She offered me a credit card and told me how much I could save on this purchase. But I declined the credit card. I my total for 3 blouses was $50.00 which I think was a good deal. They are very nice tops, if I do say so myself.

The place was packed. Should have known not to come on a Sunday. I literally had 2 items that I…read morewanted to get, but to stand in a line of 20+ people, wasn't worth it to me. I'll come another day. I did come here in a mission though, and that was for a new luggage bag. I didn't want hard case, and I didn't want expandable. I just recently flown to California and to Maine, and on both trips, I saw people having to rearrange their bags to zip up the expandable part of their luggage, and that the hard cases don't fit in their luggage sizing at the gate. So I want something thin that has some wiggle room to flatten out. I saw only 2 that I liked and fit the sizing I liked, but they were still $80. I think I'll keep looking. I still have time before my next vacation. Since I was there I wanted to walk around and look at their holiday decor. They do have some cute things for wall, and for Halloween. But for me. I'm done decorating for the seasons and holidays. But still like to look at them.

Worst customer service experience in years. I entered the store with a defective suitcase. There…read morewas a huge line. So before wasting my time, I asked an associate if I could return a carry on suitcase that had not worked (defective rollers) on the one trip this month it had been used on. She said yes. I waited in line 25 min only to have an unfriendly manager tell me I couldn't return it or even exchange it because it had been used and was scuffed from its one airline trip. I travel once a month. My last carry-on with roller lasted 13 years! No scuffs, btw. This one was junk, even if a Samsonite. This experience is exactly why I shop Amazon. Easy return system. I'll never shop at a TJ Maxx again. Certainly not the one in Great Hills! Terrible service. The manager wasn't even polite, just rude about it. Didn't even have a minute to talk about it in a civil manner.

Nordy club today free gifts today & don't forget the golden hanger for a special gift starting this…read moremonth . What an event & educational !!

Cool places to shop and eat 100 percent but they have a tow problem . Literally there's tow wolves…read morewaiting for people to park in confusing areas . That's a problem

For the record, this Zara was closed for 6 months for remodels. It is practically a different store…read morenow and is more in line with the Zaras of now. I have started to actually try to put together outfits and good ole fast fashion Zara has helped me get into it while not absolutely breaking the bank. This is the first time I've come to this Zara since the remodel and the space feels so much more open now. Almost too open where it feels like you have to wander so far to find anything. It's significantly cleaner and organized than in the past. I got a few things and when I checked out, they have that new autocheckout system where you drop it all in a box and it somehow knows what you got. I'm not the biggest fan of that system, but it's better than waiting in a disastrous line. Shoutout ZARAMAN for having some cool clothes for me. RIYL: A more organized store that still the same fast fashion malarkey you love

I shop from Zara for a long time and I went to this store for the first time( was worried after…read moreseeing the reviews). It was well organized and sale people were quite friendly. Love Zara!

We stopped at Target to pick up vacuum sealed bags for the food saver. They had a wide selection,…read moreand it was easy to find in the kitchen section. The store is clean and they offer a wide variety of products. There are a number of self checkout, kiosks, which move quickly. There is also staff available to check you out if you prefer.

I'm leaning towards the Target boycotts are working y'all…read more... This one truly seems to be the Target that time forgot. I ended up here one evening while pet sitting nearby. I had a moment when halfway through a stay and suddenly realize, "Oh no... I forgot to pack that." Normally I'd make a quick H-E-B run, but Target was closer, so off I went. Walking through the front doors felt oddly... surreal. Not because anything was dramatically wrong. Because everything felt like it had simply stopped moving forward. Shelves were either sparsely stocked or looked like they'd lost an argument with a tornado. Entire sections felt disheveled and forgotten. It wasn't dirty so much as... neglected. Like everyone collectively agreed to straighten things up tomorrow. I needed coconut water for my daily matcha, so I confidently opened the Target app, found the aisle number, and set off on my little grocery quest. Except... The layout of this store seems determined to challenge both logic and navigation. The aisle arrangement felt oddly disconnected, making what should have been a simple grab-and-go mission turn into an unexpected scavenger hunt. Normally I'd flag down an employee. If I could find one. I wandered for what felt like far longer than necessary and, despite looking, never crossed paths with a single team member on the sales floor. Eventually, persistence paid off. I found my coconut water, headed to self-checkout, completed my purchase, and escaped back into the fresh air. As I walked toward my car... I swear I heard a tiny voice behind me whisper, "Help us..." Surely my imagination.