well why not, haven't had a bad experience yet. quite the opposite, only five star experiences!…read morelet's clear this up now, this is for her, not me. I doubt the sales team at Talbots yelp, but if you, thank you for your help, not that I can't handle shopping for a solid present, often easy to find at least two or three options for gifts. she used to be into anthropology, I guess there is that fine line of talbots that crosses into that sort of philosophy and style I mean, you also can get your grandma something here too. speaking of which, during daytime at the promenade,I stick out pretty easily, what am I doing in talbots lol? plus, I wouldn't fit in these sizes

This place is huge! Good for my wife but not for me given that it gives her so much more stuff to…read morebuy (wide selection... I think this is the largest one we've been in). Kudos for the two comfy chairs in the corner for the guys. Things you can improve on? Hmm.. how about some snacks? An ottoman for my feet?

This is the best sports card shop between Hartford and (just past) New Haven! They have tons of…read moreinventory of all the newest product and also have an extensive amount of football, baseball, and basketball cards from the last 5-10 years! They also have great prices on card protectors, singles, and other assorted sports stuff. But above all, the owner and staff are extremely nice and knowledgeable! They will do their best to accommodate you no matter what! Haven't been in a few months and heard they just remodeled so looking forward to go see what they've done! Go check them out (closed on Mondays), you won't regret it!

Although we showed up 20 mins before closing, staff was very helpful and didn't rush us. I…read morerecommend checking it out

I have been going to this Gap because the one in Milford Mall closed. I never like this one because…read moreof the poor customer service across the board. Stop asking me can you help me, twice is maybe ok. But Yesterday 05/01/2019 at 7:15pm I drove from teaching a class in Bridgeport ( I should of went to a Gap up there but this one was close to home) and needed two dresses for my daughter for a fashion show and her first time at the theater. She was super excited because the sign said "Dresses for spring and everything". I was excited because I had to use the bathroom so bad. I could not even focus, my little one went to the dresses I danced to the clerk and asked for the bathroom while doing the familiar pee-pee dance. By the time I got to the bathroom door my pants were half-staff. Lo and Behold a sign read out of service. I had to sit on the floor to ensure there would be no clean up. I stood up and said to the lady " this bathroom is out of order can I use yours" she said "let me ask the manager." The manager said "NO". I danced passed the manager telling me to try a different store and my little asking if we are coming back. I am a customer and a card holder, I have made a choice to spend my hard earned money at the Gap and costumer service means a lot to me. Proper customer service sends a message that a company appreciate the choice I have made in using my spending dollars at their establishment. I will not be back, to many other places sells little girl dresses.

I like coming to Gap because they usually have sales on the sleeveless shirts, as well as decent…read moresales at various times. I came in once looking for black sleeveless shirts, and I found them 50% off, so I bought a couple, and came in a few days later, looking for more because my friends wanted some too. The store is rarely crowded, and the staff is friendly and helpful. Sometimes, I don't get how the clothes are arranged, but usually just browsing around, one can find what they need. Towards the back of the store is the sales rack, where I usually go, and for the most part, it is arranged neatly and doesn't have the picked over appearance.

I have never dealt with a store more absurd then the Avenue with regard to exchanges. They require…read morethat you have the receipt and tags and are clear that they require this because they re-sell the items. It is non-hygienic to say the very least, not to mention leaving no accountability for potentially defective merchandise. If they wish to be in the business of reselling previously worn merchandise, they should define themselves as a thrift or consignment store. I was simply attempting to do an even exchange and when I returned with their tags and receipt, the store I visited didn't carry the size I needed. I looked this company up and learned they filed bankruptcy which makes complete sense given my above mentioned experience. I called the District Manager to communicate my concerns and never received a call back. Their extreme and stringent return policy makes it clear that this store does not want to do returns and further that they do not stand behind their merchandise. I will never shop in any one of these stores again for any reason under any circumstances. Mr. Beezos from Amazon just keeps laughing I'm sure because he knows retail stores like this will continue to do themselves in with practices like those described above. The CEO of the company overseeing this mess of a retail chain should not be surprised when sales continue to dwindle and they face a second bankruptcy in the future.

On 8/21/14 went to the Avenue in Hamden to return 2 items I had my receipt and the tags , they…read morerefused to exchange my items because the tags were not attached to the shirts, the first shirt after one washing was ruined it was much smaller and had balls on it I followed the washing instructions and felt the shirt was defective, the second shirt had a hole in the front of shirt I did not see when I brought it it was the size of a pea . My receipt showed a total of over $250.00 was spent and I have not returned any items to the store in over 3 years I will never shop there again

I went to Old Navy this morning for their flip-flop sale for a dollar. It's funny i usually don't…read moreeven wear flip-flops but I actually bought five pair. I would say the store was definitely kind of messy and they should've had more people on the registers because the line was very long.

This Old Navy joint is actually a lot better than the other locations I have seen. It is clean and…read morewell kept and stocked. I go here specifically for the flip flops, I mean 2 for $5, you can't beat it. I haven't really bought too many clothes from here but I have noticed they are starting to get things in there I may actually consider wearing. Next time I may even consider browsing through the store! haha but really I was impressed with this location, usually Old Navy's are dirty and all unorganized. P dot S dot: they have both men and women sandals. (2 for 5 of course)

They only have a few ebikes ! But staff did say to order would only take 2-3 days! That sounds very…read morereasonable!! They don't have a huge selection but decent. They have a huge room in the back to fix bikes & it seemed busy enough for 3. On a Wednesday!! Staff available to answer questions. Cute store. Lots of skaters equipment as well

The Devil's Gear is a bicycle shop that opened in New Haven, Connecticut in 2001. It was founded by…read morelocal artist and cyclist Matthew Feiner. After seeing the need for a community bike shop in New Haven, Feiner used the last $600 in his bank account to open his own shop. It originally opened in a cramped old Wooster Square factory space at 433 Chapel Street. For his new shop, Feiner chose the name "The Devil's Gear" as a reference to the 1988 Paris-Nice stage race. The French press said that Irish cyclist Sean Kelly was riding "the devil's gear". In addition to selling bicycles, the shop also hosts bike tours, maintenance clinics and weekly training rides. The shop has made a number of moves over the years: first to 151 Orange Street, then down the street to 137 Orange, and finally to their current location at 845 Chapel Street. In 2018, longtime employees John Brehon and Greg Ledovsky came on board as co-owners of the shop. Feiner later stepped down due to medical reasons, but Brehon and Ledovsky continue to build on the foundation and legacy that he left behind. In 2021, Brehon and Ledovsky decided to start selling skateboards at the shop too. Local skateboarder J. Joseph came on board to handle the skateboard department. I've been doing business with the Devil's Gear for well over 10 years. When I first became interested in cycling, I went there to get all of my cycling accessories and helpful tips. I still ride a 2013 Jamis Satellite Sport road bike in a beautiful Tiger's Eye finish which I bought from the shop. I take it back to the shop every year for my annual tune-up. In addition to all of their great products and services, The Devil's Gear does a lot for the local cycling community. They have provided all of the technical support for Smilow Cancer Hospital's Closer to Free Ride for several years. I'm about to start training for my seventh consecutive CTF Ride. Whether you've been cycling for several years or you're just looking to get into cycling, you should definitely head down to The Devil's Gear!

I have been to multiple TJ max locations in CT and this by far has been one of the smaller ones…read more The clothes selection is really small and there isn't much to look at. However, they have good assortment of everything else like the cosmetic section, accessory goods, homegoods, and handbags. The store is very clean and I have found the workers to be very friendly. I have made returns and they were also relatively quick and easy.

On 12/21/2020 my shopping experience was terrible. Two tall thin young men working there standing…read moreby the entrance had a disagreement with an elderly co-worker, they were swearing and full of attitude. It was extremely unprofessional and disrespectful how it was playing out, it was astonishing! A manager came over and simply said "knock it off", that was it! That alone was enough to make me leave, I will not return to that location.