Nice and large J Crew location right in the midst of Harbor East. I like the store setup, with…read moreladies clothes just inside the door, and moving to the back of the store on the right, men's on the left. The store is neat and clean and I'm always able to find whatever I am looking for. Staff has been great, making me feel seen. Will return for sure during future visits to Harbor East.

The previous J Crew closed down at the Gallery at Harborplace…read more But no worries. Its reopen and bigger, better, and now has men's in addition to womens' clothing. It is a great new edition to the Harbor East area.

Staff are great and helpful…read more However, there are problems that must lie somewhere between the store and Bonobos the online merchant. For ordinary humans, the purpose of trying clothes on in store like this is to get the fit right. After getting fit right, the staff put in an internet order (you don't walk out with what you tried). However, the store's stock is not really the same in terms of colors and size of pants as what is online, so the staff had to engage in a lot of guesswork and estimate to help me figure out the size of what to order. Ultimately that all failed. Even when it seemed very much like we got sizes correct (ie length, waist) in the Bonobos store, what was sent to my house had *no resemblance in size* to what fit into the store. I have no idea how that could be. Should you request another pant be sent out that's 2 inches shorter? Well, no. At this time (May 2023), Bonobos has a stock/supply problem, so when a pant is available in 30 inches, it's often not available in 32 or 28 in that same color. Too bad for the customer. The price tag of Bonobos pants is high. Add to that the price of a professional tailor to compensate for the problems of the store, and it's higher. Staff are cool, but right now the stores are set up to fail and it's not the staff's fault. But Bonobos has kind of set them up to fail, and that's what happened for me.

Helpful and friendly crew of workers found two pairs of matching slacks to my husband's recently…read morepurchased suit jacket on their online system when he could not. The woman who helped us said that she knows all the hiding places in which to search. She had them shipped to our house and we got them 3 days later! Modern, quality men's clothing in a small, contemporary Inner Harbor shop.

Unfortunately, I didn't find a good selection of goods at this Marshall's. The store was very…read moreorderly, but I didn't find a large selection. The staff was friendly and helpful. The green eyed security guard was extremely helpful and kind. I received very good customer service at this store, but there really wasn't a good selection. I purchased a pair of gloves and some candy and left.

1/31/26 at 6:56, as a paying customer we were denied using the restroom as the assistant manager…read morenamed Elena. There is no sign on the restroom door stating this policy. As a paying customer I feel disgusted and embarrassed as a paying customer.

I went here to exchange an online order for another size and the associates were so helpful!…read morethey had the size I needed for one of the sets and I was able to order the other one to my home while retaining the discount. The store was neatly organized and they walked me to the sections to look at the other colors in case I wanted to alternatively exchange for something else. I'll definitely come back!

So glad there's an Alo in Baltimore! Before this location, I would frequent the Georgetown or…read moreTyson's locations. The location in Baltimore is a pretty decent size, offering both men and women leisure wear. While not inexpensive, I've found the quality of Alo's clothing to be worth the price. Of course, you're paying for the name as well. Alo is comparable to Lululemon, but trendier and more fashionable. The service at this location is great too. Nothing but smiles and sales reps waiting eagerly to assist. Will definitely be back!

Amazing service and quality clothing. Sangi was so helpful, we found exactly what we were looking…read morefor. We came all the way from California and appreciate the hospitality we received here. Will definitely pay Dolce Vita a visit when we are in the DMV!

Great service! Some of the best leathers in town. If you're looking for a great suit. Go to Dolce…read moreVita! They got great hats too.

The clothes are fantastic in many cases. But the selection is so limited, and new merchandise so…read moreinfrequent that popular sizes sell down to a handful of pieces. And yes, the prices are very dear. The service is good, if a bit obtrusive. I prefer to browse through clothes on my own first, without someone following me around and making suggestions. Yeah, I was looking at that jacket, and that shirt and those cords would go nicely with it, but you're being distracting and I'm not looking to be "styled". That being said, I now have a pair of Italian merino flannel trousers that fit like a glove and are phenomenally comfortable and sharp-looking. I would consider Gian Marco an option for investment woolens in classic cuts.

3.5 stars. You know…read morehow you see a dude leaving the Engineer's Club and wonder "where does one buy a burnt umber driving shoe with a royal crest atop it?" ...or perhaps: "I live in Pigtown and don't own a car, where can I buy clothes from the back of that man-lawyer magazine that I steal from my neighbor's mailbox?" The answer: here. The clothes here are top-shelf. There is a tailor on call. The employees are also really helpful. Also, I once spilled coffee on my tie, had a big meeting and this was the only place in Mt Vernon where I could run out and buy another one (60 bills!). So why three stars and a half? Because the size selection here is lacking (though this may be because it is a small shop). And because the prices are just so high. If I could afford to drop 1,200 on a blazer, maybe I could appreciate it more. Until then (read: never), I will continue looking in the window and thinking I'd rather go to Italy than buy a pair of shoes that'd pay my way there.

A hidden gem in Fells Point. The owners Charles and Darcy are lovely. They are very well versed in…read morethe details of everything they sell! Their imported and domestic goods are good quality. It is worth a visit!

a bit expensive to be honest. the shopkeepers put an extraordinary amount of effort in curating the…read moreexquisite goods in their store. They know their wares do not fit everyone but those who come in and look - touch, feel, and understand the quality of their goods... they know. Personally ive gone back a few time to pick up some decorative tiles and magnets that i couldnt stop thinking about. be sure to check this place out if you are in the area!

I had this place saved in my Yelp list of places to visit and now I'm annoyed w myself for not…read morevisiting sooner. This is a combination Patagonia outlet and regular shop that also holds sample sales and local events like lectures and yoga classes. There is metered street parking available right by the entrance or you can try to find free street parking a block over and walk. This is apparently the largest Patagonia store on the East Coast and they even have their own Baltimore patch! They have sales on top of their outlet prices as well but just keep an eye on what they serial is actually on sale such as fleeces instead of the entire store being on additional sale. I came by for a yoga class on a Sunday morning (bring your own mat!). This was hosted by Andrea and attendance was about 15 people and was a very pleasant peaceful start to the morning! I wish I had known about the community yoga before as I would have been coming for ages.

Super friendly and good selection. Random sale items mixed with current season. Definitely worth a…read morevisit if in area.