Very good service. Clean, not akward at all and the lounge is a nice place to let it hang out.read more

This place is a great shop for some and a home to many! They've taken up new owners since about a…read moreyear ago and they had a rough start, but they're slowly making changes for the better I think. Tickets are $15, $10 on Sundays. No more couple nights, but tickets for couples are always 1/2 off. As always, you can leave and come back as long as you bring your receipt with you. You can play some slot machines, there's some machines to grab a snack and drink, and of course the store. The staff has good knowledge on their products.

Nice selection, clean environment! Good customer service! We will be back! Thank you for help!read more

Literally the least awkward experience in an adult store you could ever hope to have. The girl…read moreworking was the sweetest person and I want her to be my best friend.

Golden Aura is my new go-to spot for all things plus-size loungewear. They have the friendliest…read morevibe, the most helpful staff, and sizes/styles I can't even find at Torrid sometimes. Love, love, love Golden Aura and have told all my friends about it!

From the owner: Golden Aura Boutique + Intimates specializes in size-inclusive lingerie, including bras, underwear,…read morebodysuits, loungewear, and self-care accessories. From sizes 6x to XS, Golden Aura is a boutique for EVERY body.

A porn shop that's a 2 minute walk from my house that'll pay me to pleasure myself on video????!!!…read moreSWEET.... or maybe not

Considering it is a bra store, the employees should not be ignorant when it comes to bra fittings,…read morelet alone try to argue with customers who know their size. When you work at a bra store and improperly fit women, you are setting them up for back and neck pain. Please have your employees learn the proper technique for fitting customers if that is what you will be doing. Or at the very least, try not to have employees argue with customers who have more knowledge and experience.

I don't remember the guys name but we just got helped by the nicest man at dillards in the Columbia…read moremall. My husband doesn't shop unless it's NECESSARY and he helped him pick out two shirts AND got sized for a new pair of Levis! He's lost weight and needed one pair!

During my first time in this store July 24, I only wanted to go to the perfume section. I am…read morefamiliar with a nice variety of perfumes and stopped at the Gucci section to see what was available. The Gorgeous Gardenia and Gorgeous Jasmine were being showcased but were to be pre-ordered which was fine. I asked the saleswoman how long the sale was going on for and her response was unsettling because instead of giving me a date, she said "even if you don't have the money now they don't charge you until you pick up the product. They just put a card on file". It took me by surprise, because my intentions were to tell a few friends about the pre-order. My recommendation for the store is to make sure your sales people are being mindful of their language and focus more so on the customers experience than trying to pitch a sale when asked a question.

This place is a dump and there is zero customer service. Nobody even answers the phone when you…read morecall from the store multiple times trying to get some help.

Horrible service with pickup orders. Second time THIS WEEK my order isnt ready until the next day,…read morebecause employees dont feel like filling the order if you're picking it up between the hours of 6-8 pm.

I had to kill time in Columbia so I went to the mall and browsed around several stores. I bought a…read morefew small things at Claire's and Spencer's, then wandered over to Hot Topic to find some buttons/patches for my big jean jacket. The location is pretty small, to the point where I couldn't get around the only employee when she was taking pictures of the t-shirt display (for whatever reason). The selection for patches was pretty small. I've never been but it just seemed like the teen-friendly version of Spencer's and had basically the same stuff. Anyways, the employee kept eyeing me suspiciously and looking at the buttons I picked out in my hand to the point where it was so painfully obvious that I almost threw them back in the bin and left. I tried to act natural, but it's kind of hard when the only other person in a cubicle-sized room is oggling. I wanted to ask what her problem was. Was it my clothes? I had a hand-me-down shirt on and a jacket tied around my waist. My demeanor? I wasn't feeling social. My age? I don't know why that would matter, but hey. Funny that they would market pins with phrases like "My Anxiety Has Anxiety" but they treat people with actual, clinical anxiety like a active threats. My experience may be anecdotal, but I wouldn't come here if you look poor, queer, or you're anxious. I don't even feel like I can enjoy my purchases anymore. I was dejected the whole drive home. Also, someone needs to break it to "Jessica" (printed on receipt) that the eyeshadow isn't working with the hair color and she's honestly too old to pull off either.