I LOVE this store! I don't live in Pueblo, but I do work down there and stop in every time I am…read morethere. Megan and Ann are wonderful, so friendly and helpful. I feel so welcomed every time I visit! Beautiful women's clothes and very reasonable prices. I find something cute every time I am there. It rivals boutiques in Denver! You need to take a look!!

My very favorite place to shop locally!!! It never disappoints, especially the customer service…read morealways exceptional !!!! Thank you my Razz friends . Denise G.

A great boutique store carrying women's clothes and jewelry. The prices would be hard to beat…read morehere. There are several tank tops, blouses, jeans and sweaters. The staff are super nice and store smells wonderful. A great addition to Pueblo!

From the owner: DressUp Alley Shop specializes in specialty clothing for women. We carry a variety of sizes and…read morearray of styles. We try to keep costs down. We believe in special clothing at affordable prices!

Had to go get some clothes and things for myself and my children and was met with a friendly woman…read morenamed Angel who made me feel very comfortable to shop for all my needs!

I like that everyday they have new products out. I don't know why it's always so dead looking there…read moreconsidering Ross is the same thing but it's always busy. Doesn't make sense to me but I enjoy going into this store especially if you're bored and have money to spend because you can find a bunch of random things for a very good price.

Amazing little store packed with unique clothing and SO many other items you'd never find anywhere…read moreelse. The owner was extremely helpful and kind. Plan on spending some time here in order to see all they have!

My entire house is from Real Deals! They get new stuff in every week, and I get so many ideas every…read moretime I go here. They have everything from furniture to candles to garland. My favorite part about this place? The prices- it's way cheaper than other places in town, Pueblo needed a store like this!

Was trying to return an item, the employee asked the security guard to request the MOD to assist,…read morehe continued to shout over everyone "the return payment should go back onto their card" instead of just calling for the manager on the radio. (The ginger with glasses and hands in his vest like he's a pro). The manager assisted and taught the new person professionally and was really nice about it. Had multiple negative encounters with this security guard with watching him flirt excessively with the new people and talking about his daily life. Or even just distracting them at check out while they are assisting customers. He just needs retraining on professionalism and his role, not to walk all over people and shout like he's the boss.

Racks are so overstocked shopping can take awhile and be frustrating. Tend to provide only slutty…read moreclothing Should have a tasteful selection as well

Extremely rude. They acted like we were trying to shop lift the whole time. I think the manager and…read morefront desk lady with dark hair were racist. They sure treated us like trash. This is the worst Cavender's location by far. I'll be shopping at Big R or Boot Barn from now on.

One of the best western stores in Colorado lots of great employees great hat shapers as wellread more

Small under stocked store with some pretty apparel, mostly gauzy, light fabriced prints…read more ITs got it charm, but it a 2 minute check-out

From the owner: Jewelry as old as 30 to 50 million years old. The Amber Dragonfly Boutique specializes in Baltic…read moreAmber Jewelry. For centuries Amber Jewelry was worn only by nobility. Because Amber was ascribed many healing properties it came to be used medicinally in many cultures. Even today it is thought that wearing Amber jewelry will instill confidence in the wearer, balance a persons mood, and lessen depression and anxiety. At a t a physical level, Amber allows the body to rebalance and heal itself. Amber Dragonfly has women clothing along with accessories, such as snoozies, purses, and gemstone jewelry. Some clothing lines are made in e USA.

Shout out to Esperanza Ramirez for the great customer service yesterday. She did a great job on my…read morehair cut. I was a little shocked to see the store manager working in sloppy jean shorts and top. This is JC Penny, the store that sells the pricey "nice" clothes. Really?

Shoutout to Stephen, the young guy who helped me with my shopping and who patiently answered my…read morequestions.

Make my Amazon returns here and always use the coupon which can be applied to clearance priced…read moreitems. Their sales are incredible though you do need to pay attention to quality.

Kohls, what is happening?! I've been shopping at Kohl's for years and I just walked out, uncertain…read moreI'll ever walk back in. I pulled up at 8 pm. One hour before the store closed. When I walked in, the cashier was sitting on the counter of the cash wrap in jeans and a baggy, wrinkled t-shirt, kicking her legs like she was at the park. Great first impression! I needed a new outfit for a job interview. Found a few outfits I wanted to try, all potentially to take home. I went to try them on and found the fitting rooms closed (the COVID flashback was intense!). I asked the very casual cashier why (I promise, I was polite) and she told me they now close the fitting rooms two hours before store close. I told her that they were losing my business because I don't buy clothes when I can't try them on. She shrugged, said okay and told me to have a nice night, it was clear it didn't matter to her that I was walking away from spending money there (how much are you paying her? It's too much). Call me crazy but wouldn't a clothing store want the fitting rooms open so people will, you know, buy clothes? I get it, times are rough for retail. Kohl's is apparently addressing the problem by hiring staff that don't care about hard times and instituting policies designed to turn customers away. Interesting approach but the empty parking lot tells me it isn't working. Tired of stores forgetting that satisfied customers are key to profits and instead giving the bare minimum to get the store from open to close each day (seriously, I'm not asking for special privilege, I just want to make sure the pants fit over my hips and don't sag. Good luck Kohl's, I'm going elsewhere. If I can't try clothes on I may as well order them online for half the cost, the desire to make sure clothes fit being one of the last reasons I still shop brick and mortar stores. It's sad because Kohl's has always been a favorite and now I have to drive to the next city to shop for decent clothing and even more important, decent service.