Great selection of clothes, shoes, jewelry and more! It's on the second floor and there's an…read moreescalator to go up. Much larger than your typical Nordstrom rack.

I have no idea how they expect to sell sunglasses when they are all locked up and it takes at least…read more30 minutes to get helped. I went in wanting to buy some designer glasses and another customer was already running around the store trying to get someone to open the cases to try on some glasses. Once she found help for us, I asked if I could try a couple on too. I was told by the sales associate that only one person at a time can be helped. Fine. I waited for another 10 minutes for the other client to choose which glasses she would buy. The sales associate then told me she had to go help them at the register and needed to find the cases for the glasses too. Another 15 minutes went by. At that point I just left. They're clearly not interested in making a sale. Such a shame because before this lock up situation, I used to buy all my glasses from this location. Looks like I'll need to find another store.

The cutest store in Boston! They had cookbooks, hosting gifts, clothing, perfume, plates, decor,…read moreetc. Truly something for everyone! A great place if you're looking for a gift. They have dressing rooms in the back too. The employee was friendly and welcoming but gave us our space to just look around. I ended up buying a plate which had cute lobsters on it. I recommend adding Shake the Tree to your Boston itinerary!

Warning - never again - spoke to rudely as unwanted customer (potential thief). Rating was for old…read moretimes sake, was my local goto shop for 8 yrs for gifts for staff, trainees, donations . . . something changed - sad - hope for better for future customers

I visited this boutique in a group of three Asian twenty somethings, and felt very uncomfortable…read morethe entire time we were there. The owner and her friends were staring at us while my friend was in the fitting room trying items on (I looked back in her direction three times and every single time made eye contact with one of them staring at me), and when my friend left the fitting room, she accidentally turned the light off. Without hesitation, the owner snapped at her to leave the light on for the next customer. The whole time she didn't offer to help us at all, and when we tried to place the items we didn't want back on the rack, she immediately grabbed them from us. We said thank you to her for helping, and she didn't respond. Checking out was a similar experience. Even though we bought an item, will never come back. Microaggressions are real and leave a horrible impression on customers. It's not hard to do the bare minimum to be polite, and they missed the mark by a long shot.

I just popped in here today before meeting my sister. They have a nice selection of reasonably…read morepriced and fun lingerie. Classy and pretty but still sexy, the items in the store were a good collection. I ended up with a pretty Betsy Johnson garter belt but looked at many basques and nighties. They had a good selection of bridal lingerie as well. I approve.

Pretty good customer service during my visits here and the Black Friday sale was a decent discount…read moreon various clothing here. I got a pretty decent deal on a sweater. The pants and sweaters seem to fit normal folks, as opposed to just supermodels. The store is minimalist and not that exciting. However, the location is in a prime area that only Newbury/Back Bay can surpass.

This establishment is located in the Seaport area of Boston. It carries clothes and shoes for both…read moremen and women. You will find neutral colored clothing. If you're looking for prints or bright colors, this is not the place. Clean and organized with friendly staff who will help you find your size. Limited street parking.

Update 02-Aug-2012: In search of a dress went to their website and it's not working...not sure if…read morethey are still in business. =================== I've always thought the concept would be ideal as some of us like variety. When the BuyWithMe for this came up I had to take advantage of it. I made the appointment (at my convenience which isn't very much convenient for most at 7a on a Saturday morning) and was pleasantly accomodated, even as I tried on a bunch of dresses that needed help with the zipper! Very good selection, as found on website, return was just as easily scheduled and even a credit was kept for the remaining voucher amount. Parking is a pain, but is to be expected in the North End. Overall highly recommend!

Id passed by here one day walking in the North End and peeked in. I didnt have any real need to…read moreborrow a dress. But, ALAS buywithme has a deal on today 20 dollars for 60. Just snagged the deal! Update soon to come....

I had such a positive experience visiting this Primark. It was spacious, organized, and well…read morestocked. As other yelpers have said, their price points are really affordable. For a a fast fashion brand the quality of the clothing wasn't bad. All of the sales associates. I interacted with were pleasant and the checkout process was efficient. I would definitely recommend this store to others.

Zaria is such an amazing associate, she was so helpful, so kind, and knew where everything was. She…read moreknew the answer to every question. That store is huge, the fact that she could navigate so quickly between the things I asked for is amazing. The store is pretty neat for being at such a busy location. They have the cutest items here.

This is one of my favorite shopping destinations in Boston. All Too Human came at the right time,…read morethe city needed someone to fill the void left by Louis - something ATH had done successfully. ATH has such a great variety of top tier brands ranging from casual and comfortable daily wear, all the way to top tier luxury labels to mix in. I always look forward to my next trip to ATH.

This beautiful concept store is keeping Boston chic. The service and space are tops while the…read morecurated merch is gorgeous.

This place is no longer there. I was told it has been closed for a while. Too bad I used to love it…read morethere

This is a rather interesting place and certainly worth a look. I don't feel like it is quite on a…read morestar rating level. To say if this place is good or bad is sort of like asking if people are good or evil. Like people, A to Z event sales just sort of "is". I was going to Restaurant Depot, which is in a curious area of town primarily occupied by bulk food suppliers, the USPS sorting center, and other non-pedestrian businesses. I noticed some people outside a brick warehouse building with the sign A to Z event guides, they had shopping carts filled with boxes of appliances that looked as if they may have fallen off the back of a trunk, literally. Curiosity overcame me and I went inside. I might as well have stepped into a petting zoo during feeding time one summer day. The place was hot, unpleasantly fragrant, and chaotic to say the least. There were huge mounds of clothes allegedly from "department stores," for 2 dollars apiece. I grabbed a Merona dress in some size other than my own kinda just because. They had tables and shelves full of cut rate kitchen appliances for 15 dollars, some used, some in boxes, some in pieces, few were in complete sets at this point in the day. There was much redundancy, with tons of Cooks Belgium Waffle makers, toasters, coffee makers, pressure cookers, etc. Past the kitchen ware section were rows and rows of boxes of "drug store items, $1." If I had any particular affliction or needed to restrock my medicine cabinet, it may not have been a bad place to go but like the kitchen section most boxed items (such as hair dyes) had since been opened, shuffled through, and separated from their box content siblings. Past the drug store was the home decor section, with blankets, pillows, sheets, drapes, comforters, and more. This may've been one of the better sections if you find your self needing generic comforters and sheets all of a sudden. I actually felt some comforters and bed pads made of down. If I wasn't already equipped, I probably would have grabbed some. Anyway, the point is A to Z Event Sales is certainly an experience in the most value neutral sense of the term. Worth checking out if you find your self that way. I'll shoot an update if the toaster oven I got doesn't work.

Fun, lovely, historic, touristy! Faneuil Hall is a bit of everything! If you want to see lots of…read moreaction in downtown Boston, this is the place to be! Never boring! There's the visitor center at Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market with lots of restaurants a bit further away, Sam Adams Tap Restaurant right there. Tour groups start here. Street artists - the downside, I usually love them and support them, but here they were rude and bullying tourists, so not a fan. Lots to do in this area! You can spend easily a few hours here. Part of the Freedom Trail also! Great for a beer break as well!

Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston is a historic site and modern festival marketplace featuring…read moreshops, restaurants, and street performers, centered around the historic Faneuil Hall and the Quincy Market complex. It's a perfect stop to grab delicious foods and sweet treats , listening to live music or grabbing souvenirs . Service depending on which vendor you stop at was a 50/50. Some super friendly and some super rude. Value is average but I think some of the food places were over priced and food under value with no flavor . I do love the cobble stone streets and other vendors surrounding the hall.

This Macy's was interesting. They had a lot of summer clothing despite it being October. That…read moresurprised me. They did have a lot of boots to choose from. I tried on a couple pair of boots but nothing really jived for me. I did end up purchasing a Calvin Klein blouse. The store is spaced out nicely. I think there were three levels. A nice lady helped me in the shoes department. She took the time to answer questions even though she had lots of customers around her. That was the opposite of the clothing department where it took quite a while to find someone to ring me up even though there were no customers. This is probably the nicest department store in Downtown Boston. They also have a Starbucks on the first floor.

Hello my name is Abhi I want to file serious complaint about your Macy store the lady staff who was…read moreworst and very very very RUDE. Her name is Shamenaa at Macy she was super rude at Washington street Boston Macy at ladies hand bags department. She was racist and plus she gave me wrong information.. Shamenaa at ladies hand bags department she had BAD BAD attitude problem and even she told me lies about applying Macy's credit card it will be soft run and it won't be hard inquiries in my credit report which I checked it she was completely WRONG. I checked my credit report it went to hard inquiries. Even she was so so rude she didn't said no thank you no hello and no smile on her face: my god I had worst and horrible customer service by this very bad attitude rude staff name Shamenaa. My god I was very disappointed by her service & she gave me fake information about no hard credit run it will be.. I Won't recommend and won't come back to this Macy store at Boston bcoz this lady staff name Shamenaa didn't had no good manners..