Their return policy is horrid!…read more I doubt it will ever shop there again. I bought a few things and didn't have time to try them on. I went in 20 days later to return just one item and they were only going to give me 80% of the item as in-store credit. Not only do they have a 14 day return policy (which I was never informed of when I made my purchase) and not a standard 30 day but they only will give you in-store credit. That means zero refunds what so ever. Sadly I will not be shopping here. They need to be more accommodating to their customer since it's so easy to go online and purchased the same goods. The quality of the clothing is not worth the hassle and fear that you might not like it when you bring it home. Just another small town cheap boutique.

SO MUCH stuff to look at. I did purchase a couple of items and was happy with them but not once did…read moreanyone ask if I needed help. I assisted myself with a dressing room. Overall I was completely overwhelmed by the clutter of clothes. So much stuff there were signs reminding you to look up. Even if I found something that was "up" high there was so much stuff and then add in other shoppers and it was more than I wanted to deal with. There were dressers with drawers that clothes were also draped on or in. It was really hard to tell what everything looked like. My own hands having a couple of items I could not really pick up, unfold, look at and then re-fold things that weren't displayed on hangers. I did a sales

I won gift cards from them and since they have moved the shop to online only, I have not been able…read moreto use them. I have contacted the owner on several occasions and was first told that it would be fixed so I could use them and when it wasn't I reached out again. Now any emails go unanswered. I'm just disappointed because I really like their things however, the lack of communication is a really big turn off from wanting to continue any business there.

From the owner: L Couture Boutique - Serving women in the Sioux Falls, SD, area and Women Everywhere…read more L Couture Boutique online began in 2013 and the first store opened in 2014. The owners strive to maintain an environment where shoppers feel they are getting a very personal and individual shopping experience. The latest fashion trends, well made clothing items and options for all women, body types and lifestyles can be found at L Couture Boutique.

we bought a refrigerator in Sioux Falls from Dugan Sales in 2024 and there extended warranty on…read morethe item. they moved out of Sioux Falls location and we have been unable to reach them on an issue with the refrigerator. We paid $199.00 for the extended warranty and unable to use it or get our money back. we also have an issue with the refrigerator that needs fixed.

Terrible company that sold us a refrigerator that they were not certified to sell. We bought a…read morewarranty through Dugan and they went out of business. Now we are stuck with a broken fridge that only lasted 1 year before it broke down. I'm glad they went out of business

This place is huge. it's a mix of Carmella's, and a Bass Pro shop. Whatever you're looking for I am…read moresure it's there for any outdoor or sports activity. And the prices are the same as other giant chains.$$$$. The workers are super friendly and helpful.

Good: Person at the candy shop was nice paid $0.05 off of my…read moreice cream Ice cream was good Bad: Service: I was trying to look for track spikes (shoes) I got ignored by all of the staff there Bike selection: only a few full suspension bikes and they didn't have the E bike mirrors listed on their site

I frequently shop at this At Home location, but after what I witnessed on Friday, June 12th (around…read more4:30 pm), I don't think I'll be back. I was near the checkout shopping when I overheard a male customer politely ask a cashier if certain items were on sale. Instead of a normal, polite response, the cashier, a middle-aged woman with black hair, snapped at him, aggressively stating they were clearly marked as not on sale. The customer was completely taken aback (so was I frankly) but he stayed entirely calm, simply mentioning that the aisle signage was a bit confusing. The cashier doubled down, yelling louder and more aggressively that it "wasn't her problem if he couldn't read the sign." It was so hostile I almost walked out right then. It got worse. Another man (unclear if it was a customer or someone else) came in from the parking lot, got directly in the male customer's face, and became incredibly aggressive, to the point where I genuinely thought the man from the parking lot was going to get physical with the customer. Instead of de-escalating, the cashier started yelling over them again. Through all of this, the customer remained completely composed, paid for his items, and prepared to leave. As he walked out, the cashier threw a loud, incredibly sarcastic "have a good day and come again" after him. The way this employee treated a calm customer asking a simple question was completely unacceptable. It made me so uncomfortable that I set my items down and walked out without buying anything. Everyone has bad days, but this went way beyond that it was disrespectful and disappointing. I will be hard pressed to return to the store if this is the way they treat their customers.

I have to say that this At Home store beats my local store in Florida by a mile! Everything here is…read morevery well organized. The quality is still the same, so remember that you get what you pay for. The store has accessible options for everyone. I can appreciate the care taken while displaying furniture here. At my local store, everything is dinged up and they don't offer any more discounts. I didn't see any dents or scratches on the furniture here. It was so pleasant to walk through the store. Of course, I had a million ideas while pacing the aisles. This location restored my hope in At Home. You could decorate your entire home at the store if you wanted to. They are currently not requiring masks. I did notice a couple of employees wearing them.