Great shop with many men's clothing options Perfect Florida…read morelocation Nice selection of shoes Picked up a pair of Merrell's and a pair of flip flops for the hubs Decent pricing, usually smaller stores are pricier, not the case here at all Highly recommend

They had the 10 red silk ties I was looking for, along with a hearty discount…read more The service was great.

Brandon was such great help with the clothes selection for Brian and he is just great at customer…read moreservice and sales! Great to see younger people be awesome at what they do!

The greatest, my grand son loves it. We make about four trips a year and well worth it.read more

Incredibly helpful amazing staff little pricey but nice little shop. Great for finding drip.read more

Haven't been to fl in quite a few yrs. Use to go to Bealls all the time. The place has really gone…read moredown hill . Could have been because this was an outlet store. The staff was very nice but everything else was not worth the gas getting there. The merchandise was so outdated and easily a few years old, the place was dirty, lacking inventory, and all rickety old dirty shopping carts. Left after 5 minutes, stay home, shop Amazon!

Lightly stocked, but what they do have is priced cheap as hell. Maybe it's the outlet for the other…read moreoutlets? Dry fit golf shirts for as low as $12, hydro back packs for $20 and small tables ranging from $30 to $50. Those are just a few of the items I was looking at.

I've been knocking it out of the park here lately OuiOui…read more I have purchased a lot of new dresses here that I Adore. I'm big into Polkadots & have scored two fabulous new polkadot ones here. Very Frenchie OuiOui. We also love linen clothing for the super hot St Pete summers, it's so light & breezy. Hubby scored two RL linen shirts here, one black, one tan, he LOVES both. Best shopping next to Macy's OuiOui. Highest Recommendations.

Nordstrom Rack is a go to for me as I'm always popping in to see what's new. When I don't need…read moreanything is when I find everything. I love to see all the selections and browse when I need to waste time. The value is always worth it when you find some hidden gems! The service is good. Anytime I need help, someone is always available. Most times the lines are long but do move quickly. Nice stop for everyday items or special occasions.

Great source of casual clothes for both men and women, as well as home decor, and children's items…read more My mom always wants to go here whenever we travel to Florida! This spot had quite a few sales, as well as some really fun options for everyone in our group. The staff were very kind and efficient. When we had to come back and return things, it was super easy and quick. They also offer reward points, which translates into money off, which is a great incentive . This is a great place to shop while in Florida!

Great variety from kitchen stuff,bl shoes and miscellaneous things You don't need But can't live…read morewithout to the selection of clothes, etc.

This little shop is tucked away next to a couple other small places and it can be a little…read moredifficult to spot it if you're driving along. I decided to pop in on a whim today. The woman who owns the shop is wonderful. She's clearly very particular about what she carries - everything is either organic, eco-friendly, or sourced from independent designers (she said she carries pieces from approximately 12 Etsy vendors). Pretty much every piece of clothing was soft to the touch and there was a decent assortment of colors, textures, and garments. The only downside is it felt like she was really limited in terms of multiple sizes in some of her garments. I know indie shops like this can't carry everything and will obviously run out of certain sizes or colors first, but anyway. The other thing she carries a lot of is vintage costume jewelry. I pawed through her cases (and there are many!) and lusted over a few different things. And just for a heads up, almost everything I picked up in terms of jewelry was $50 or above. It seemed like Brooches started around that price point and necklaces started around $100 for the most part. Granted I'm sure there are pieces cheaper than that, but it would have taken hours to manhandle everything she has. This isn't a discount kind of a place; it's obvious she takes a lot of care in collecting pieces that don't have missing stones or damaged hardware, and aren't some corny theme (like some of the antique shops in the area with Christmas or 4th of July things that will never sell). She also has a pretty solid assortment of vintage purses and leather pocket belts (those have a bit of a Burning Man feel to them, if you know what I mean). So, if you're not going to balk at the price of organic and independently made clothing and accessories, it's definitely worth checking this little shop out. If you have really nice vintage jewelry you're looking to get rid of, I'm sure she would be interested in taking a look at it based on some of the comments she made.

The quality of the clothing and the ethical and favorable environmental practices render this…read moreboutique in a class by itself. Susan sources such fabulous items from all around the globe. Her shop is a treasure trove. Visit Illume. You'll be very glad you did.

This souvenir store is permanently closed. Sorry to inform but it was a neat place but no longer…read morein business. Maybe one day they will return. Best of wishes to the owners.

Woohoo!! This is just the place Belleair was needing! Amazing food, wonderful wine AND it does not…read moreclose at 8pm!! What more could a Belleair girl ask for!???

I would like to send a screenshot from the spokesperson of straight outta Buffalo after I contacted…read morethem about false advertising a Sunday Oalm Harbor sale . They were late, I.asked for 3 items that were advertised on FB . We were told all 3 were sold out - I was the 5th person in line. They took great offense to my comment and this was their response on messenge. I asked to speak to the owner - I called and instead of a conversation this is the response. SUFFAL Straight Outta Buffalo Business chat What are you talking about we had everything let me say this first off you are lying it's only two of us but what's even worst you can't even lie right stupid people and we are always stock up People are just sad and jealous why would you get on here and lie straight stupid. Is this REALLY how a business addresses a valid complaint from someone who even tried to discuss how disappointed I was over the phone like an adult. Instead you took the cowardly way out. I will NEVER set foot in your store- never buy anything from you and don't you dare turn this review into a battle. There were many people who were behind me who asked for the same as me . They walked away empty handed too. i gave you my phone number - if you want to discuss this as adults feel free to call me. My story will not change. A very disappointed former resident of the city of good neighbors.

I felt like entering this spot involved a space time warp to another location... specifically…read moreBuffalo! Upon entry, I viewed a scene of Buffalo Bills clothing and lots of it! I pinched myself and checked my watch but I was still in Clearwater... I think? The proprietor said "Hello, are you from Buffalo?" I was like, umm, "no sir!" Then he asked "Are you a Buffalo Bills fan?" I was like, umm, "no sir!" We then simultaneously realized I had no reason for being in this store. I proceeded to walk around for one minute to get the full Buffalo experience in Clearwater. I did find a box of Doug Flutie breakfast cereal so I concluded, he just have played for the Bills? No clue. I looked for a price since I like cereal and didn't find one. I think it was part of a not-for-sale shrine to Buffalo sports? Life is good with the weird and the wonderful, in Clearwater which is definitely the weirdest city in Florida if not the south east.

I had an Amazon return that had to be taken to Kohl's or Whole Foods. What a pleasant surprise…read morewhen I entered Kohl's as I've not been there forever. Light and bright, merchandise tastefully displayed and nice wide aisles. Of course I stayed to shop (kind of the idea, right?) My guy found a great jacket, we checked out a vacuum I thought I wanted (too heavy) and then stopped in Sephora. It's a satellite store so it doesntt have a lot of variety. I did find a new color eyeliner (for me) in the brand that I like (less than the competitor). Unfortunately, the shade I tried and loved on my hand didn't work for me. I stopped back a couple of weeks later and found a color that was fantastic (60 day is their return policy). There was a 50% sale on selected prestige brands that day too. Checkout in Kohl's. The line was huge (black Friday) but it seemed to be going fast. An employee pointed out self-checkout - awesome. Five minutes and we were walking to the car. We will be going there again soon. Great point program too, BTW.

I did not come to Kohls to shop. I came because Kohls is the closest approved Amazon return…read morelocation to my house. Amazon returns made easy: I showed the photo I took of the QR symbol Amazon sent authorizing the return, the gent behind the counter could not get a clear shot at it because I took a blurry photo. Fortunately, I also took a photo of the shipping label from my return email and the bar code there was readable with his device. His machine printed up a shipping label which he slapped on my package and then it printed up my receipt. The biggest problem with shopping online is returning the merchandise if it doesn't live up to expectations. Kohls makes Amazon returns simple, friendly, & easy.