This place is such a cute little shop where you can find great items for great prices. The staff is…read morevery kind and knowledgeable which made for great service.

Andover thrift shop has quickly become my favorite thrift store. I love the selection of clothes…read moreand they also have a great selection of records. Most of all, the staff are so kind and welcoming, they all seem to enjoy working there and always make me smile. i love coming here in my pastime and would completely recommend to anyone looking for someplace to go in downtown andover.

We were long time loyal customers even recommending to many others. However after a recent…read moreexperience by my fiancée and her friend being treated unprofessionally and rudely by the owner that has unfortunately come to an end Our friend attempted to address the situation and the owner wrote to her dismissively offering her to come back to the shop then deleted the instagram post our friend had commented on and our friend was immediately blocked

My favorite woman's clothing boutique. Stephanie and all of…read morethe staff make the shopping experience very individual and special. The store carries numerous great brands and prides itself in dressing you from head to toe. A great find in Andover, Massachusetts!

WAYYYY OVER PRICED! The price they pay for these polos is…read moreunder $10. the stitch count is a little high but even at that it's way to high to charge kids $25 for a port authority polo!

We recently purchased my daughter's christening gown here. The shop is bright, cheerful and the…read morestaff were really kind and helpful with things like measurements. They have a lot of options (traditional gowns and short dresses) and price points. They have a lot of different materials and all high quality.

In person visit not the best-no hello or interaction or one word exchanged when I made a purchase…read morewhich was kind of funny! But nice store regardless with varied selection and prices. Have purchased online also and shipping super fast!

Fabulous store - great selections and values - amazing employees. My favorite store!!read more

I rarely write reviews, but my experience with Shaban's was outstanding, the team there was super…read morefriendly and helpful, excellent line of men's garment and suites to choose from, look no further.

This is a great shop The service is always good and the…read morequality is excellent. They also tailor men's clothing and bridal gowns. I am not gifted with a good sense of fashion but they are thankfully. Also very patient and passionate about helping me look great.

Diane is amazing! She did a great job adjusting straps and adding padding to a formal dress. Lovely…read morepersonality and very welcoming! Will come back!

Diane is great and does a great job. it says I need at least…read more85 characters to post so am going to babel till I hit that limit.

I would like to say- this is not a review of the associates- they have 5 stars. This is a review…read morefor corporate. You have forced your employees to torment customers into opening a tjx credit card and it has become so horrible to the point of harassment, and I feel so bad for the employees and customers. You can see the horror in your workers' faces when they're forced to ask 3-5 times if we want a credit card. When someone says NO I DO NOT WANT IT, that should be the end of the conversation, but you force your poor employees to harass customers so much that I wouldn't open a tjx card if my life depended on it. A pleasant store experience until I got to the cash register.

Pros: Good stuff at decent prices…read more Cons:Furniture is ridiculously over priced. pet department buyer apparently doesn't realize that people have cats, as well as dogs. caters to 20-25 age demo so lots of gimmicky fast fashion and products. Cashiers are not trained to back up the phrase they are required to ask"did you find everything you were looking for?" if you say no, you get a blank stare and then, crickets.

I had a less than impressive experience at this store. I came in for a specific item that they said…read morethey had in stock and searched for about 20 mins for it. Went to a register for help and was snottily told to go to the customer service desk. Waited in line there. Had to repeat myself several times to be able to get someone to help me in the aisle to find the item. I won't be coming back here again, that's for sure. Even if they do have cute Peeps stuff around Easter.

Oh Walmart, when will you start hiring people who at least pretend to care? I'm not looking for…read moredeep conversation, in your employees "hello doesn't need to be followed by "how are you today?" Frankly, I know they don't care, and I don't particularly care to share. But a simple greeting is part of the job. Not a peep. At first, I thought maybe this young lady was mute. I found myself waiting for a grunt, a nod, maybe even a foot stomp some indication that verbal communication was still an option. She was scanning my items, so I knew progress was being made. What amazes me most was that she must've sat through an interview at some point. That means she can talk. Which made me wonder: what exactly did she say that convinced someone she was a fit for a customer service position? I could overlook the Morticia Adams self expression. I can appreciate a commitment to a look and I understand, This isn't a corner office job with six figure salary. But isn't it supposed to be a stepping stone? A place to learn basic workplace skills? Things like standing confidently,making eye contact, acknowledging customers, and exchanging a few words before moving onto the next person. These aren't advanced business strategies. Their life skills. The management team should know better. And please don't tell me the applicant pool is shallow. Maybe it is. If so, work harder, search harder. Find the people who actually want to work, who want to learn, and who understand every job teaches something valuable. As for self check out, I used to think Walmart installed those lanes to save labor costs. Now I'm convinced they are there for customers like me -people who would rather scan their own groceries then leave feeling slightly depressed about the future workforce and the manager's responsible for developing it.

This is a great studio but one thing that keeps me from coming more often is that it is only hot…read moreyoga. I wish there was at least some normal or lower temperature classes offered here. I don't always do well with a 90+ degree heat combined with the strenuous flow. I love the teachers and the challenging flows though - the best studio in the surrounding area! Please consider a "warm" or normal classes. Thank you!

Another yoga studio hops on the Prana Power bandwagon…read more Welcome to HYP's Needham outpost, where I ventured for a 75 minute "warm" power class last Monday. As I entered the waiting area, the "hot" flow class was leaving, super sweaty and sticky. The girl checking me in was friendly enough, and the paperwork to get my Passport to Prana card swiped was quick. I can't believe they only have one changing room and a bathroom for each sex! Classes easily hold 40 people, many of whom who need to change into their Lulumon gear beforehand, and who want to get out of those sticky sports bras immediately after. So, it was packed getting in. I found a spot to lay my mat; they've got tape on the floor showing you where to line your mats for optimal sardine squeezing. Why these power studios don't have you stagger your mat to allow for a fuller range of motion, I'll never get. My instructor was Jordan, who was nice enough and didn't say too much touchy feely bullshit. I did laugh a bit when he referred to wimping out on the yoga pushup as "cheaturanga." He had an assistant adjusting, which was cool, but she was a little forceful and pushed me a bit too deep into the asanas. She also didn't adjust the same student's pose on both sides of the body. We went through the typical Sun A, Sun B, triangle, side angle, tree pose, bow, pigeon, and some back bends. I sweated so much I turned part of my white Yogitoes towel the black from my mat underneath. Gross. It was a decent practice, and just enough heat to really make me work. I usually don't practice hot yoga. I was feeling all zen and shit until I was heading over to my mat with the mat wash spray and a grabby student tried to take it right out of my hand. I didn't like the vibe from the students practicing there. But, if you're close to Needham and want to hop on that hot power yoga train, here's another crowded spot for you to try.