Love the customer service got greeted as soon as we came inside. Restroom are super clean and smell…read morelike perfume. The store is clean as well easy to look through and organized and have a lot in stock in each selection. There clearance is amazing as well. Definitely will be bringing my family back as well. Shout out to the cashier for wishing us happy holidays.

Good selection and fast check out. They had a sale on girls jeans with a lot of optionsread more

They didn't have the tops I wanted, I was told to order them. Which I did. Never arrived. Never. I…read morecalled store, was to,d to call old navy.com, which I did. The guy in the phone was AI, which I hate, was finally to,d the pkg was damaged, was never going to arrive and no,one wou,d give me a refund had I not asked. Tho I doubt it will ever be credited to our acct. Will never return. Mostly children's clothes anyway. Items on sale were not on sale on line. I doubt I'll ever get my 40.59$ back.

Honestly I loved this location so much! But tonight I stopped by, and the staff were very rude. I…read morefelt very uncomfortable, judged and stupid shopping there. I'm extremely disappointed and was expecting way more from what used to be one of my favorite places to shop at. Love the products and their sales, but their service is very questionable.

Being that it was established many moons ago (1969) by a man and a woman (husband and wife Donald…read moreFisher Doris F. Fisher) it stands to reason it represents clothing both for men and women. I've long had a bit of a sour feeling about The Gap as it bought out The Banana Republic, turning it from a khaki and world-traveller haven (I got maps, safari hats, and other explorer accoutrements there) to one of many woman-heavy nondescript fashion stores. Well, I can't hold 'em against them here ... rather, if I'll take that up if I ever feel like reviewing the Banana Republic about 50 yards away on the other side of the Traverse Mountain courtyard. I digress. The Gap is hopping. Other clothing stores are -- at the same time -- populated with a sales associate to every customer, The Gap is crowded and energized. So, obviously no review is going to stop 'em. Men, women, children, the whole family can find clothes here. It does, however, trend toward the family-friendly (kids running all over), a large section of kids clothes. As for colors (and keep in mind I came in May) the colors trended toward the light and dynamic colors. The Gap -- as it was in its infancy -- big on jeans. Also big on tees (again, I'm here on the borderline of summer). As for style, think the "fun, fashion, and value" and youthful style of another company The Gap bought out, Old Navy. Are the prices good? Well 40, 50, 75% off so there are pockets of pretty good prices (albeit marked down from insane retail MSRP). Not a lot that fit me, so I can't say it has much value to anyone not amongst the healthy heights or weights. In the end there's a lot for you out there ... just not much for me.

You've come a long way, Chuck Taylor!…read more If you're my age (40s) or older, you remember the iconic canvas-covered and rubber-soled Chuck Taylor high-tops worn on the court from the 1920s (yes, the 1920s) until 1980, when Magic and Larry came on the scene, leather started replacing canvas, and Nike rose to take over the athletic shoe business. But somehow, the Chuck Taylor survived ... as more of a fashion statement. If you don't believe me, there's a whole store-worth of Chuck Taylors and other Converse shoes. The Chuck Taylors definitely don't make a great athletic shoe anymore, especially since many brands have great gel and arch support and specialized drop on the soles. Long story short, they are so cool looking ... the cornucopia of colors and selection of styles are incredible. Art designs, neon, and, my personal fave, the dull muted burgundy and gray colored Chuck Taylors :) There are also many non high-top Converse All-Stars in the back of the store. And, most importantly, they have sizes big enough to fit my giant feet! I hope you enjoy seeing and wearing Converse as much as I do!

I'm so tired of specials that are not special. Buy one get one 70% off, except the one you…read morepicked...or any of the other ones you pick. Cheap shoes that cost way too much, but they're the current fad so my kids want them. Why do I pay $60 for a shoe that my boy will wear out in two months? I think the problem is me.

Went to this store location on Black Friday and it was organized chaos. The line was taking little…read morelonger but that's because everyone is shopping for the holidays. The staff was helpful and their clearance section was well. There so many selections to choose from and if you are a hello kitty lover like I am there are so many there. The value is worth each dollar you spend there.

I received a few items as gifts for my kids that I needed to return or exchange. The clothes still…read morehad tags, but no receipt. Without a receipt the policy is you can only exchange for the exact same item in a different size. And as it turns out, the store did not have those items in stock (even though they were in season). Also the store is pretty cramped with racks and bins of clothes and stuff waiting to be put away. It didn't feel as open and organized as the other three kids clothing places on the same row of outlets.

They seem to always have good deals here. Good place to get clothes for the kids for school.read more

This Quicksilver is small and quant like most of the other Quicksilvers you may see if you've gone…read moreto one. The jeans we're a really good deal and they had items 70% off the sale price which made super good sales. The employees were friendly and welcoming which is the best part of being in a store. We were made to feel comfortable and welcome shopping which is HUGE, and definitely not the normal when you shop anymore. It's totally worth stopping by especially if you're already at the outlets. I didn't buy anything just because Jean wise nothing fit the perfect way and I really didn't need anything so I didn't want to get stuff just to get stuff.

Very poor experience. Overpriced and dishonest customer service. Manager Adam was supposed to call…read moreme back but didn't. And guess what? They don't care.

I went in with a specific set of glasses in mind so when I got called up to Kyle I had a mission. I…read morelet him know what I was looking for, he checked around and informed me that even though they didn't have the exact item I stock he did have all the parts necessary to create what I was seeking. Piece by piece Kyle showed me the options and proceeded to custom build my Shades. I was grateful for the personal attention and the thoughtful, courteous way I was treated. I spent a little more than I had wanted which keeps this a 4 instead of a 5, but that's a reflection of Oakley and not the individuals that were such great representatives.

Helpful employees and cute clothes. We came in looking for some warm pants for the winter season…read more There was a whole rack of warm leggings in cute designs. We found the size we were looking for and bought one pair for just 11$ (on sale). The store is right next door to Carters since they are owned by the same company. Of the four kids clothing stores that are all right in a row, Carter's and Osh Gosh were my favorite.

Some cute clothing and accessories for babies and children. Didn't find very much that we liked…read morethough. I prefer the clothing options at sister company Carter's. Maybe the clothing offerings here are just not my style.