It was a cold day in May when I packed up my bindle and set out for adventure. Putting one foot…read morein front of the other I made my way across the great state of Georgia, in search of a place to hang my hat, in search of deeper meaning. Where the sidewalk came to an end (it always does) I found myself in Athens. And following the sounds of construction equipment and the barking of small dogs, I ended up in Towns Walk. My needs were specific. I required a roof over my head and a place to hide from my enemies. There were also thoughts of raising a family, and expanding my artisinal mustard enterprise. A swimming pool would be nice. My realtor was a bird of prey circling overhead. At least I think he was my realtor. I should perhaps refill my medication. I would recommend the Towns Walk community to wanderers, wayfairers, and reformed Masons alike. Look for me at the end of the sidewalk. Would you like to try my mustard?

This was my first time here, and I loved it! The store has so many cute pieces, and everything is…read moreorganized and easy to browse. The styles are unique and really stand out. I'll definitely be back to shop again!

Peter has been in Athens for over 40 years. He takes time to understand the business. He carries a…read morefull range. Do watch out. He will try and sell you the most expensive glasses he can. I walked in and he only showed me a $ 250 pair of Maui Jim and then a $ 50 pair of some cheapo to make the other one look good. He uses all the sales lingo "What are your eyes worth to you?". I should have got an Aviator style as it does not look so bad but they cost less than the most expensive ones and so I now look even older than I am (LOL). My suggestion is go in and get 2-3 in the price range and then go home and look at their reviews and make sure you are not overpaying. You will be paying full retail at this store. Good man and we like that he lives in Athens.

We had a "high time!" TJ was so helpful and took his time to educate in height & weight of boots,…read moresoles, instep, exotics & leather. We did boots, hats, and belts! Prices are great as well - of course based on type and exotic or not. Make sure to stop in! Everyone was very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful!

Customer service at checkout We spend a lot of money there through the years. The girl that is…read moreshort blind hair and older lady was very rude. My husband and I come there a-lot. Today was the worst services. . My husband is a joker. And he said "she need a stood cause she so short" and they didn't even acknowledge we was there and just told us our price. Like wtf. No hello no thank nothing. No kiss my butt.

Nice store with a fun, trendy vibe. Staff is friendly and the layout is easy to shop. Prices are a…read morebit high, but they have unique clothes and home items that are hard to find elsewhere. Great spot to browse when you're downtown.

I'm a little older than I believe most of the customers would generally be but I think my midlife…read morecrisis is wanting to dress a bit more urban. The ladies who helped me were so lovely and respectful like I couldn't believe. They were encouraging about the outfit I chose and listened to me explain that I am newly single and trying to look my best. They suggested I also check out the clearance section where I found some bizarre accessories for my new place I'm moving into very soon. They helped me set up the rewards app for my phone on their device, recommended I download it later, explained the rewards (I've seen retail, worked retail, often the older person got discounted as not understanding technology, etc...) these associates were spot-on. I will definitely return not just for me but for my daughters as they become teenagers. Nice store in downtown Athens. I highly recommend it.

I love the clothes here and all the other novelties and books. The books are great. Some of the…read moreclothes are a little high end for me, but I love the store. Good place for REAL Men to browse downtown.

Seeing the endorsement from Garden & Gun magazine on the store window, I ventured in to check out…read morethis men's clothier. I immediately noticed a Republican Party cap (elephant) but no Democratic Party counterpart. I also saw the same in the belt section. I thought it was interesting that the Democratic Party stuff had sold out but the Republican Party stuff had not. By the time I got to the back of the store, I realized that the store only sold Republican Party stuff (also books and beer coozies). Which also explained the high prices for the clothes. Which is totally fine - a private business can sell whatever they want to whomever they want. And I exercised my prerogative as a consumer to take my dollars down the street to High Country Outfitters. America!

We drove an hour late to pick up my purse here. Left during business hours and they simply were not…read moreopen. The doors were locked and when we tried to call, we got voicemail and we left a message. We got no response. There's plenty of Western places around I would highly recommend anywhere else.

Very helpful and friendly staff. Knowledgeable about cowboys…read morehats and creating the perfect fitting hat.

Our go-to for UGA gear, with an excellent selection of hats (both women's and men's), accessories…read more(including Yeti mugs!), and clothing. The women's section is extensive though I wish they've have more options in the middle range as it tends to be for younger women or older women (think: mid-riff-baring shirts on one end, and dowdy red and black blouses on the other). The men's section is HUGE. Service is excellent -- I've been there a bunch and someone is always offering to open up a room to try stuff on whenever I've got some article of clothing in my hand. You can also give them your email for discounts on future purchases. They also open up pretty early -- 10am on game days, which is often a lifesaver if you need that certain extra bit of Dawg swag.

Awful place to shop. I was just there this Sunday afternoon. No one greeted me. I spent 25…read moreminutes shopping and none of the staff ever said anything to me. They were too busy chatting with each other. Selection was picked over, which was not too surprising, but it was unusual that I found no men's large polo shirts of any type, except for a $110 polo shirt. I like shopping local, so I'm not going back to this chain - mostly because their customer service was non-existent!