Pro tip: don't buy anything in the store without checking the online price. Things online are…read moreusually a lot cheaper than the store and they are good about honoring the online price. While Lands End is definitely for an older customer, this is my go-to place for winter gear, specifically winter jackets!

I had a catalog return, and they make that so easy. There's always somebody in a specialized area…read moreto help you. Also, when you make a return, they give you a coupon efir 10% off if you buy anything that day . I really appreciate that because I've made the drive out there.

I purchased a snorkel that turned out to be defective. I returned to the store the very next day to…read moreexchange it, but the staff refused to help even though the product was clearly defective and still within one day of purchase. Instead of resolving the issue, I was told to call a phone number, which felt like an unnecessary waste of my time and an attempt to make me give up on the exchange process. Since I needed the item, I ended up having to buy another one. I am very disappointed with the customer service and the lack of support for a defective product.

I love Elsmore, I was in the cities for a swim meet, and I wanted to see what this amazing swim…read moreshop had. The people there were super nice, and the items they had were good quality and listed for a solid price. All we had gotten today was a swim cap and a diving shammy (I probably misspelt that). And in the past, they had other good clothes and items for swim, but today's selection was not exactly what I had remembered. Overall, amazing store!!

Awkward experience. There was just 1 other customer besides me when I came in. No greeting or…read moresmile. They all looked up at me with a straight face and went back to gossiping. I could feel them staring the whole time I shopped so I ended up leaving.

My favorite place to shop! I'm literally addicted to torrid my whole closet is torrid! A little…read morepricey but they always have deals and they're great for plus sizes!

Great quality and they stand behind what they sell. In a world of fast fashion this is one of the…read morefew places you can still find some quality clothing.

We went to Tommy bahama to look for a shirt for my husband. The staff, David, came over to ask if…read morewe needed help. We were deciding which design to pick, and David pulled a long face when we changed our mind for a differentdesign. Suddenly, David left us like he was needed elsewhere, and never came back to help us. My husband tried to get his attention to ask for his opinion, but he had gone to help other customers. We were like, what the heck??? We thought David wanted to help but apparently we were inconvenient to him. The only time he spoke to us was when he checked us out at the register. Was it because I'm Asian or because I was carrying a Ted Baker handbag instead of my Chanel???? I hope Tommy Bahamas' owner will look into this. We are not going to shop here again unless we are returning something that we bought online.

Everyone was so nice besides the man working the cash register. He was not helpful and wasted my…read moretime.

Great store. Fun vibe. Employees went out of their way to be helpful. They had some awesome holiday…read moretime sales.

The best of the best. Took my teen here for her first ever bra fitting and was positively…read moreimpressed. Like being in France at a sweet little lingerie shop. Wonderful owner. There aren't many of these shops left in our world with such heart and great goods. Go and treat yourself - or best yet, nurture a healthy habit of wearing high quality undergarments. Enjoy!

Flirt is this superb little lingerie shop that has a girly vintage thing going on. It makes you…read morewant to dress up like a retro pin-up, which you can actually do here. Flirt's atmosphere has a lot of character, just like the actual underthings. This isn't a store for everyday undergarments, but definitely a perfect place for something special and glamorous for the bombshell in you. Think old Hollywood satin and lace and those little kitten heels with pom-poms on them. Not only do they sell the prettiest bras and underwear, but it's actually fairly priced... especially when you compare it to the usual Victoria Secret stuff. In addition to the lingerie and some accessories, they also have some fun little play-things like feather wands for the lady to use on her bedtime companion. Or vice versa. Ooh la la!

This place is so dirty and uncared for. I understand it's an old facility, but it's easy enough to…read moreuse a magic eraser and some paint. Filthy and gross. Edit: I see this has been a problem for years based on other reviews.

I remember feeling affronted when Dayton's became Marshall Fields. I was like, what? What?…read more WHAT?!? Chicago company thinks they're better than us? Unbelievable! Boo! In hindsight, that indignation was all sort of silly because it all went down the year I graduated from college and could barely afford to support a Wal-Mart lifestyle let alone darken the door of a department store like Dayton's (or Marshall Fields). So when Macy's took over Marshall Fields, the bitch in me sort of laughed at everybody from Chicago who was so upset about it. I was working in downtown Chicago at the time it happened and I can't even begin to explain how many times I was approached in the women's restroom at work by some angry coworker who "couldn't believe" that Marshall Fields wasn't going to be around anymore and wanted to vent. The Minnesota Nice pumping through my veins forced me into a polite agreement of whatever it was they were telling me. But as soon as their backs were turned and/or another Chicago transplant was in the vicinity, I was like, "A-ha!!! HAHAHA! Payback, suckers! Oh. I mean, I'm sorry. I really am. And I agree that State Street is never going to be the same. I really do. But still...get over it. I did." And the sun has continued to rise and set on Macy's for a considerable length of time with nothing notable occurring. Until this past Monday when I came to the following conclusion: Macy's is a succubus of sucking. Macy's is a creepy black hole of suckiness and is made entirely of FAIL. I stayed at home to finish writing thank-you notes to people who had attended my bridal shower while my fiance went out with the following directive: Find coffeepot. Buy coffeepot. After shopping around for a good while, comparing prices and models, he eventually ended up at Macy's and was surprised to see that the winning coffeepot model was considerably cheaper at Macy's than anywhere else, so he bought it. As soon as it was at home and out of the box, we both realized that something was wrong. Something was horribly, disgustingly and repulsively wrong. This brand new coffeepot was USED. And it was FILTHY. There were dried coffee stains on the lid. It was covered in dust and water spots. And the grooves in the dials on the front of the machine were coated with what looked like 1) cake batter, 2) earwax or 3) the standard dirty kitchen grime that can collect on an appliance that has spent months in a kitchen that belongs to someone who probably cuts raw chicken on their countertops and doesn't disinfect when they're done. Obviously we returned it. The employees we worked with were extremely apologetic and genuinely so, which is uncommonly rare. One of them actually said, "I'm so sorry. I don't even work in the kitchen department and I feel ashamed. That's disgusting." So wow. You go, Macy's employee! Five stars to the hiring manager at Macy's Maplewood because those employees were stellar. Zero stars to Macy's as an entity. And one star because Yelp won't let me leave that part blank.