"Expect more and pay less" is the perfect slogan for Target stores, which consistently deliver on…read morethe brick-and-mortar retail experience. Target is a store after my heart. There are houseplants, fresh flowers, and cards near the entrance, which are very welcoming to me.

Great service. Fresh fruit and vegetables. Helpful and courteous staff. Has a CVS attached.read more

My friend introduced me to this store a couple months ago , and it is the PERFECT store if you're…read moreinto vintage vibes, or country vibes. There's jeans, hats, shirts, sweatshirts, you name it! The service ladies are actually perfect. I came looking to buy some shirts and they not only were extremely kind but grabbed some for me that they thought matched what I was looking for. They were extremely patient, friendly, and kind. The clothing is a bit pricey but it's worth it because the clothing lasts forever!

This isn't necessarily for the Lancaster, PA store, but for online ordering. I placed an order and…read morehad updated my address information. A few days later, I placed a second order and unfortunately, it wasn't until after I placed it that I noticed things defaulted back to a former address. I reached out to customer service as soon as the order was placed, and was met with "Sorry we can't make changes to the order after they are placed," with no offers to help resolve the issue or attempts from Buckle to contact FedEx to intercept what had already been shipped. I tried to intercept with FedEx by redirecting the shipment, but was notified that I had to reach out to Buckle to change the address while Buckle claims they can't do anything. It wasn't until days later that Buckle told me due to limitations they imposed with shippers, customers cannot contact FedEx to redirect their own orders. Still, there was no attempt by Buckle to reach out to FedEx until I began to express a lot of frustration over the situation. Now that they have waited until it is likely too late to contact FedEx, they are still making me pay for an item that they knew from the start I won't be receiving unless they intercept by contacting FedEx. I loved Buckle, but this has left me feeling that the company does not care about its customers at all. This experience also left me feeling like they knowingly trapped me into paying for an item they knew from the start I wouldn't actually be receiving because now they waited until the last possible minute to reach out to FedEx to intercept the package. They should have reached out as soon as I put in a ticket mere minutes after placing the order. I won't be returning unless an effort is made to make things right. Mistakes happen, and if Buckle is disabling customers from reaching out to shippers to fix an issue, then Buckle has a responsibility to handle the issue when a client/customer reaches out. Waiting until the last minute to trap a customer into paying for an item they won't get is unethical.

The young lady that approached me when I entered the store was pleasant and helped me find several…read morevarieties of the size I needed. If I could give her a 5 star I would but when it came time for me to get to the register the experience went completely down hill. Two register associates saw me standing and with no hello, decided to tend to the couple on the other side of the register that they knew was approached the register after me. Now the couple stated I was there first but the young lady walked away and said well the other register girl will get them. First I'm not a them and you saw me standing there first. The couple offered me to go but by then it was clear the ladies at the register had no intention of helping me. Instead of buying the jeans I liked I was forced to just walk away. I told the lady that helped me when searching for the right jeans that they were lovely jeans by the associates at the register were so extremely rude. That was an unbelievable experience and left a horrible thought in my mind of how American Eagle feels about African Americans and lesbians.

I've been going here since forever. And by "forever," I mean 4 years ago. AE has since become one…read moreof my favorite stores to shop at-- they have cute clothes and their jeans fit nicely. There's also a good selection of clearance items for the beauty-on-a-budget-type shoppers.

Amazing staff! They were very kind, funny and helpful and I would definitely recommend themread more

Well, for those who do visit this store in person, be prepared to be ignored. I stop in at least…read moreonce a season to pick up new items for work, but not once have I been greeted or helped. If I have the wrong size item, I get dressed, go back out to the floor, get the next size, and return to the waiting room. If I need help reaching something up high, or if I have questions about the sales signs, I have to go find help and hope that the individual behind the register (because that's usually where they all are) isn't grandly inconvenienced by my request. The clothes are nice, and there's usually a great variety of new stuff as well as a considerable clearance section in the back. That's the only reason I keep coming back. It certainly isn't the service. The folks here could really learn a thing or two from the staff at the Ann Taylor locations at the Outlets on Route 30.

Chico's - always love their accessories. Great style for the sophisticated woman. This store is…read morelocated right next to another great store, similar in style, The Shoe Gallery, and a Starbucks.

Chicos is a great store & I have enjoyed shopping at various locations of the company outside of…read moreYork for many years. Very glad that they are in York and that they appear to be doing well here. However, they could improve their customer service by making sure they greet each customer, not just the ones they appear to know. I stop in probably once a month to check out their sales. Rarely have I been greeted . Most times I have to find my own dressing room. Ok at Kohls- not here. I dont need the clerks falling all over me, just want to be acknowledged and know I can get help if necessary.

They have a nice selection of kids clothes at a reasonable price. Books are not organized very…read morewell and some are not in great shape. I've got better and cheaper books at other used stores. Toys are in bags just throw on shelves and it makes it hard to look at them. Not a bad store if your just looking for an outfit but other then that, I would go somewhere else.

Kid to Kid is our first choice when looking for clothes for our kiddo! You can't beat the prices,…read morecheaper than your local thrift store like Goodwill or Salvation Army and the clothes look brand new! They have a wide selection. Store is kept very clean and tidy, aisle are nicely sized for easy maneuverability.

I would like to put a huge shout out to Diane!!!! My…read moredaughter was looking for an emergency dress to wear in a wedding, I called in and she searched the store from top to bottom, giving me item numbers to look up on line. After the call ended she even called me back with another option. My daughter then proceeded to the store and she helped her immensely. This is customer service to the max! Again thank you!!!!

I was so disappointed in the Lancaster Talbot's customer service yesterday. I have shopped there…read morefor decades, and never had an experience like that. It appeared that one customer was having a personal fitting, which was fine, but they had two saleswomen helping that one person in the dressing room. The main salesperson helping the other customer barely gave others in the dressing room the time of day (and she never left the dressing room), and the second saleswoman kept retrieving more clothes from the floor. When I asked a simple question, they said I could come back another time if I wanted to find a blouse that matched the skirt I was buying. I bought three items, but honestly I would have bought much more if I hadn't felt like I was crashing a private party. I waited more than 5 minutes for the second saleswoman to come out of the dressing room to ring up my order, and she told me she was in a rush because she needed to find a shirt for that person in the dressing room. WTH, Talbots? How about having one salesperson for a personal fitting and using your other salespeople to help other customers? I'll drive to a Philly store before I'll go back to the one in Lancaster.

Stay Apparel lives up to its name -- everything, from the tees to the prints, is made right here in…read morethe USA. This little charming shop is right behind the Hershey History Center. It's not conspicuous at all, but hopefully the popups and its online presence will pick up the slack. Neil, the owner, is incredibly friendly, approachable and truly passionate about what he does. Perhaps because he used to be a reporter, he knows the stories behind every T-shirt print that he sells. At first glance, I wondered why he sold what appears to be old promotional T-shirts for companies. I am so glad I asked, because that's when I learned the amazing secret: all these companies no longer exist. Neil can explain to you the story behind a company printed on a T-shirt and when and why it closed shop. For history buffs, this is a gold mine! Plus, you're buying one-of-a-kind T-shirts! Check out its website https://www.stayapparel.com/. There is a blog off that link where you can read about, among other things, the histories of some of Neil's T-shirt designs, which will definitely build your appreciation--and your urge to own one :) Overall, this shop is much more than a retail space; it's a storyteller's haven. Whether you are looking for high-quality apparel or a deep dive into local history, this hidden gem is a must-visit. We left with more than just a T-shirt--we left with a great experience and a few new stories to tell. Next time you're in Hershey, do stop by! It's right across from the Tanger Outlet, sharing the parking lot with the Hershey History Center.

Was in the Hershey area today with the better half and stopped in at Stay Apparel. Planning ahead…read moreand picked up some super soft uniquely graphic T-Shirts! Wife loves the shop also saw some future items for stocking stuffers! Thanks Neal for being open!