You may not know it, but Volcom--the surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding "lifestyle…read moreretailer"--is a rarity to this neck of the woods. With several locations in California and Hawaii, and international locations as exotic as Bali (2), Japan (7), Australia (3), Argentina (6), France (14), it's a wonder to find a second location to go with Park City here in little ol' Utah. Especially since Utahns only do a lot of their three areas of focus (snowboarding), a little of another (skateboarding), and, because of Utah's land-locked geographical location, none of the third (surfing). Still, here we are! Although it is like many retailers focused on the surfing, skater, and snowboard communities (like Zumiez, Vans, etc.), Volcom's focus seems more on the clothes than the accessories. So, if you, your spouse, and your kids all vibe with Volcom's style, you'll all be able to find things to wear, especially in the summer: A lot of swimsuits and board shorts, tees, caps, sandals, rash guards, hoodies, jeans, and flannel. My only beef is with the sizes ... not much for the big, not much for the tall. While not a lot many jaw-dropping outlet mall prices, their current "Essentials Kit" of 2 tees, 1 pant, 1 hoodie, and 1 hat is an excellent and well-priced way to get indoctrinated into the Volcom way.

I went into this store, and the customer service was so great They helped me get the bikinis I…read morewanted, as well as allowed me to try everything on. I was also made aware of the sales that were going on when I got a lot of products from their store! $99 for a bikini, accessory, and a t-shirt!! So worth it!!! I joined their rewards program, and I'll be in here again very soon!!! Great service, great deals, great quality products!

The tricky thing about any outlet store is you have to do the math ... is the outlet discount (30…read moreto 70% percent usually) less than I can get online? When it comes to TH, it's worth a trip out to the outlet store. Tommy Hilfiger stores provides casual clothes for both men and women. And, unlike most men's and women's outlet clothing store, there is somewhere near an even split. Oh, and don't forget a pretty large kid's section. The thing I like most about Tommy is it mixes dressy (suits, dress shirts, dresses & skirts, and ties) with sorta dressy (sweaters and fleece) to the causal (polos, T shirts, jeans, shorts, and swimwear). They also are racked and stacked for the winter: down and fleece coats, scarves, gloves, boots and the rest. As well, I don't think any named fashion brand has such a prominent brand and logo that is eminently wearable (I mean, how can you go wrong with red, white, and blue). Down forget the accessories! Watches (expensive!), belts, jewelry, sunglasses, perfumes/colognes, backpacks,and socks. Simply put, wether you dressing for fun, for work, or for the weather, you'll be able to find it at Tommy Hilfiger.

Stopped in while trying to kill some time while my daughter was at a meeting and I'll just say... I…read moredon't understand what their employees get paid to do. The store is a disaster! Looking back at prior photos it looks much the same as years ago. Nothing is organized. Clothes are strewn all over laying in the floor etc. I don't know how consumers can be so disrespectful but I also don't understand why workers aren't organizing on their shifts? I browsed the Halloween decor and nothing struck my fancy, it all looked so cheap looking. Temu stuff. I did get my daughter some leggings for the cooler weather, a sweatshirt and some slippers. I wandered the appliance section and it was a bit of a mess and under stocked. Purchased a plastic bin, and some shampoo/conditioner, and chapstick and made my way to the front for checkout. I'd rather order online n the future if need be then shop the store again.

Why is the AF Target consistently the worst Target around? These photos were taken the same day,…read moreand they are typical of any day you might go; I could have taken several more of other shelves in the store. Go to a different Target if you can.

The sales associate told me that the store's closing date is April 15…read more The entire store has a 70% sale. I struggled fining size 6 for my child. There's just not much in boy clothes left. However, there seemed to be still a good amount for boys from newborn-2T. Girls clothing is still available in most sizes. I again struggled to find size 5 but not as much has I did in boys.

I needed an item in a size I couldn't find, but an employee found it for me in the back. She…read moregreeted us as we entered the store. I'm sad this company is going out of business. They have unique clothes at good prices. Great seasonal things.

Let me start by saying I avoid Walmart like the plague. :P…read more I've been to this Walmart twice since moving to the area. Both times in the middle of the day, middle of the week and it's been a great experience especially because it wasn't crowded. The store is clean, organized and well stocked. It's a super center so they have a little of everything as far as home goods, toys, pharmacy items, garden center, food etc. This particular store has a pharmacy, a Subway and a FedEx. I took off a star because some of the employees working stocking the shelves and the checkout gal weren't real friendly. I also am not a fan of checking myself out unless I have only a few items and this store has more self checkouts then assisted check-stands open. On this particular day only two check-stands open. Luckily it was dead so I didn't wait too long, I purchased some raspberries that actually looked better than the one at the local grocery store. Prices have risen on a lot of items and it doesn't appear to be as cheap as I remember. I walked out spending $200 on necessities like toilet paper, paper towels and dish soap, along with some Valentine's Day cards, candy and a shirt for my daughter. I also bought a small fake plant and some socks. Overall it's been better than most of my past experiences shopping at Walmart.

The cakes for our kids birthday parties looked nice. The next day people were texting they had…read morediarrhea with coloring from the frosting. Shoppers beware!

The million-dollar question is: What's the difference between Hot Topic, Box Lunch, and Spencer's?…read moreWell first of all, you won't want to let your kids out of your sight in Spencers - or better yet, leave them at home - because of the "naughty" room in the back. But for the collectable and kitsch crowd, the question is "which one will have all the stuff I'm looking for, and why do I need to go to Hot Topic?" Well, first, if you're into Pop! Funko figures (which everybody seems to be into these days) you'll want to check it out. They have a little more than Game Stop or Cabin Fever, and little less than BoxLunch. Definitely a sturdy collection you'll have a fun time looking at ... and a difficult time leaving without at least one! The main thing that sets Hot Topic apart is it has a very strong focus on things for girls and women. I'd say that it's 60/40 female focus. They also are hitting the Star Wars hard ... they have a "Her Universe" section that has some cool stuff with a female slant. As well, Hot Topic leads the way in t-shirts. If you want a cartoon character or superhero or rock band or icon or anime character or wizard on a t-shirt, you'll most likely find it on their wall of tees. And if you're into Stranger Things, I haven't seen as much stuff anywhere else. Hot Topic is a fun store that you'll have a hard time leaving without a full bag!

This is my favorite store to buy gifts for my daughters. We are geek, nerds, whatever you wanna…read morecall us and they cater to our likes. From Miyazaki to Supernatural, and from Disney Princesses to Marvel Superheroes, they have T-shirts, jewelry, Pop figures, toys, and so much more. Service is always great and they always have good deals.