Hailey the coordinator at the Riverdale UT location helps with customer service. She is very vulgar…read moreand just not a good person. When ask to speak to the manager, she says no and refuses. She is a coordinator and will not get a manager even after being ask to get a manager. Hailey lacks social skills to deal with the public.

Customer service is terrible I went today to return some items and the lady was so rude and told me…read moreI couldn't return items with out a tag since when you can return with out the tag I had the receipt and is not about the return it was her attitude and rudeness

It's crowded. Kids are screaming. But it's a children's clothing store, I don't expect anything…read moreless. We went to return some items we got as gifts, which they took no problem. The weird part of their return policy was that we had to spend the credit from our return that day. Why? Do you not have gift cards? Kind of annoying but we complied, found some things, and made our way out of there. I do appreciate that even the clearance rack was well organized by size. That made our life easier. That being said, I'd probably only buy stuff from clearance at carters. A lot of it seems overpriced and just not my style.

Super clean, the girl running the tiny store was great; very helpful and really nice. I don't spend…read morea lot of money at Gymboree but wish I could. I'm outpriced there, but a lot of their clothes are really cute and I wish I could have them. The store was impeccably organized. Mad props there, just wish it was cheaper.

I've been to many k2k and this is my favorite. (Sugar House gets second place) The employees are…read moresoo nice and the store WOW there is an entire area dedicated to older kids section, another area dedicated to winter- boots, gloves, jackets, etc. There is also an entire rack with only 99 cent onesies- we are talking newborn sizes, so reasonably priced! Right across from that rack is the preemie rack full of onesies. Wow just wow, it feels very large in there with many finds. I wish I had my phone on me when I went so that I could post some photos. I do suggest they take a pic of the board next to the sell counter & post it on their social media pages. It has a list of things they need/are accepting for buy, which I think is very handy to know. Great store, I love this one.

I was in this location today and it was a really pleasant experience the staff was all super…read morefriendly when I dropped off a bin of clothes. An unlike the other kids to kids in Layton this facility was so clean. there clothing was so well organized, and none of the clothes were like disgusting or covered in like food (unlike they Layton facility). All of their toys were extremely clean (unlike the Layton facility, allowing their toys to be covered in food and dust and whatever other crap I saw) all in all the store is so good nice employees clean facility. Clothing are in great condition. Toys are in great condition very well organized.

This is a cute little boutique for thrifting and vintage shopping in downtown Ogden. It's nicely…read moredecorated and though there is a limited supply of clothing, there is enough variety to make it a fun stop. The change room is spacious and private / comfortable. The sales staff were friendly and fun. For mamas, there is a kids' play area.

Mariposa is the cutest secondhand boutique I've ever seen. There are women's and children's…read moreclothing and more. The set up is fantastic. Upstairs there is even a little play area for children. The owner is so sweet and helpful. And everything was in great shape, like new, and very reasonably priced. My kids had a blast and I found more than what I needed. We don't live in Ogden, otherwise I would be in there all the time!

The prices at this Savers are astronomical! So many customers in the store were audibly complaining…read moreabout the pricing. There were a a set of lamps priced at $45 each. That's $90 for a pair of lamps. I saw a piece of art work behind their counter that was priced at 99.99. A chipped piece of pottery for $13.00. Old craft books for 6.49. I am completely disenchanted. Raised prices are inevitable- gouging people who depend on thrift store prices is disgusting.

VHS with a DI price tag for .50, re-donated and sold at Savers for $3.50. A $3 markup on an expired…read moreitem. DVDs for $4, that's fine. You can buy a DVD player for $20, or Savers has a bunch of them. VCRs are rare and no longer made.

I would not shop here again. I was told they are corporate, so…read more"masks are required". Hello, this is a mandate and not a law. This is truly discrimination, and if I do choose to shop there again. The lady let me look around for 10 minutes & said I could shop on their laptop outside. Next time I will take the person's name that tries to take away my constitutional rights. I can take actions from there. However, I don't feel that I want to shop at this place anyway.

This place is amazing! For people who say it's not, don't…read moreknow what they are talking about. Or are just impossible to please. I've been coming here for years and have always been greeted with a smile and always find great deals!! Best place to shop for great outdoor gear for all seasons. Definitely recommend this place!

I cannot say enough how wonderful this place is! I ran into it by chance while visiting Ogden and I…read morekept returning whenever we have to stay over in town. I signed up for the silver snake ring class and ended up taking one more class on making a copper bowl. Then on my next visit, I asked for a private lesson where I could design a copper bowl on my own and re-make my silver snake ring into a bracelet. The ring was gorgeous, but was a bit heavy for my finger. Now the beautiful light bracelet is just perfect! The abstract bowl I made is also very much to my style. But I certainly appreciated the technique Rene taught me in making the proper round bowl. Everyone in the shop is super nice, from the artist to front desk people, everyone is just warm and happy being. I highly recommend the classes in this place. So reasonably priced and so worth it!

I recently visited The Local Artisan Collective and found it disappointing. As a passionate art…read morecollector, I regularly attend art festivals and gallery shows. I buy art, especially watercolor paintings, but also oils and prints often. I was excited to browse the locally made arts and crafts, but I found most of the work quite amateurish and unimpressive. The store itself was clean and well-organized, but there wasn't much that caught my interest.

I am writing this review for the sole purpose of praising Madi. She was so kind to me from the…read moremoment I entered the door to the moment I left. I don't usually shop for jeans so I was curious as to what size jeans she thought I would be; she not only got my size spot on but she went above and she picked out the perfect pair of jeans for me. I was also looking for a dress and based on the dresses I had picked out already, she put in a few that she thought I might want to try on. Out of all the dresses I tried on, the dress she picked for me was the only one that I really liked and I bought it. Madi is the single most sweetest and most helpful employees I have ever had the pleasure of interacting with:)