I was there today to pick up a few long sleeve tees, etc. While the store was stocked for…read moreChristmas, it was so poorly merchandised. Short sleeve and long sleeve mixed. Couldn't find Apt 9 tees anywhere. No help available. Looked for flex performance pants. Two or three different styles on same rake, and of course limited sizes. When to register with kohls cash, but was told I was a day early to use it Needless to I'm done with this store.

Still waiting in line for too long. Not enough cashiers. Store is clean but the checkout lanes…read moreresemble now The Burlington, TJ Maxx and Marshals setup. Just have faster cashiers please.

It is magical! Brought my 3yr old daughter here to get shoes for her first dance class. They have…read moreprincess chairs and the cutest dance supplies. All the girls working were super nice and helpful. My daughter had a blast and I cannot wait to bring her back. I'm so glad we went to this shop!!

I danced for over 20 years and am just getting back into ballet after a long break. Rebekah was…read moreawesome. Not only did she do a great job at my pointe shoe fitting, but she was patient and even when I decided on a shoe, she made sure to offer up a couple of other options just to be sure I had the right fit. Thank you for your patience and knowledge :) beautiful store as well.

When my boss found out that I have always wanted a pair of high quality cowboy boots, she suggested…read moreBoot Barn. I have visited two in my state, and the Plainville store is by far my favorite! They have an amazing selection of boots, hats, belts, and clothes. I don't want to think about the amount of money I've spent here - lol - but it's been worth every penny! Their rewards program is excellent and the sales are great. My husband was thrilled when we came here and he found a decent selection of boots in his size, as he is a size 13 and many stores that we have been to rarely have more than a couple pairs available. The staff here is super friendly. They always greet you with a smile and are happy to answer any questions. My husband and I come here at least once a month, even just to browse. Highly recommend!

From the owner: What started out as one store in 1978 has since become the largest western and work wear retailer…read morein the nation. We say that our customers feed America, build America, and protect America. With an uncompromising desire to support the local communities we serve, we proudly offer the broadest selection of cowboy boots, work boots, western wear, workwear, western-inspired fashion, and outdoor gear. It is an honor to support the varying lifestyles of the people who make our country so great. Our vision is simple: to offer everyone a piece of the American spirit--one handshake at a time.

Amazing, top notch Italian business. Always exceptional service from Paul Melluzzo and his father…read more I highly recommend this business.

A rarity for the area, the definitive hidden gem. My experience with the business was brief, having…read morehurriedly walked in in search of a particular item that I couldn't find anywhere I'd previously looked, but the staff was very accommodating and extremely knowledgeable. Had I known about this business previously, it would have undoubtedly been my first choice, as it will be in the future.

Alyssa tattooed my husband's finger with my initial ("B") and it's absolutely flawless! She was…read morevery friendly and patient as this was his first tattoo. It's easy to see her strong attention to detail and I think it's safe to say we'll be using Alyssa for all our future tattoos! I highly recommend Alyssa and her work!

I would like to give a positive review but I can not. Initial co tact 7/25. Went for consultation…read more7/27. Sent many pics with comments on what I wanted along with personal visit. As of today no follow up from any artist at the shop. I guess they either are to busy or ot interested in what I wanted to do. Would have been nice to know.

I found the same items I would normally see in the regular store but at a fraction of the price…read more The selections were amazing and the savings made it even better. A must-stop spot for great deals!

This is a clearance store, it's very clean and organized with a lot of parking. It's very popular,…read morethere were lots of customers. They have clothes that were either returned or from an outlet. You can return items up to a month. You can find some good finds.

Called and the closed before their set work hours.‍ Go to another one. These ppl don't want to workread more

If you look up EbLens on google, Bush League is what comes up for people also search for. Look up…read moreBush League if you don't know What that means. If I could give this location a 0 star rating, I would. I went here for the Air Jordan VI release in February. Called the day before to confirm stock numbers, was told about 40 pairs in various sizes. Was 2nd in-line, go in and ask for size 12. I was told they're sold. To whom I ask, the employees. The biggest size was a 11.5. I feel like when someone calls, the stock is in, and if employees bought it, fine, how about tell the person calling in, that they're out a size. I waited for 3 hours. This location is awful, if buying any big sneaker seems rigged at times and like the odds are against you, this place is just as bad. As an update, I was able to get the same sneakers using the Nike app, as well as on Eastbay. So, while I'm still aggravated that I wasted my time here, I'm adding to my review after I took more time to reflect. And as proof that I'm not bitter. While doing this I remembered some years ago, I had won a raffle to buy a pair of either 4 or 5 retro Air Jordan. I went in, bought the shoes, went home and opened the box. Not until I got home did I notice a silver colored ink line on one of the shoes. About 4-5" long, and the thickness of a silver gel pen, as it was metallic. I called EbLens, they said I was out of luck. I ended up contacting Nike, sent them in, hoping it was a manufacturing issue. It wasn't, they sent them back. I was able to get the ink out, but it creased the leather. I ended up taking a loss on them and selling them on eBay. If you don't do your homework, ask the right questions, and still go here, don't be mad if they burn you. Yes, it's not a busy place, it doesn't draw huge crowds for sneakers, but it's shady business practices, and employees doing what they want. As their not under the watchful eye of a large correlate or district manager as the big sneaker stores are. How, do you not tell the customers, even with a sign on the door, that you're out of sizes before the shoes releases. I wouldn't be surprised in the least, if the employees held pairs for people coming in. I wished I had said something to the manager, I didn't, I just left because I was ticked off. I'll pass on EbLens, you should too.