whäts nöt tö lövë äböut ruë21…read more So fashion forward. Trendy. Inexpensive. Womens clothing. Mens clothing. Perfumes. Colognes. Cute finds. Shoes. Accessories. Friendly staff. Clearance racks. Sales. Coupons galore. Ample parking. I stop in for a quick top or bottom and always end up finding that & then some. The fragrances are placed in front when you 1st walk in & around the store for scent testing. Love it!!!! And the accessories wall is amazing!!!!! Shoes. Flip flops. Bracelets. Rings. Shades. I can just take my arm and knock everything down & buy them all. Tip: ACCESSORIES MAKE OR BREAK YOUR OUTFIT (tell a friend). My onnnnnnly issue & reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that you can't use the coupons on already marked down items... Rats!!!!!!! But thats not a major deal, because normally the items are marked down low as 40%... Ehhhhh so no biggie. This is my "go to" fashion stop for a "quick fit".

You'd think that all TJs are the same but they're not. I make it a point to go to the stores in…read morevarious locations because the quality of the selections vary. Every now and then I find a really nice piece. I'll admit that the skincare, personal care and snack sections have me in a chokehold. The problem is there are so many deals that I end up buying more than necessary. I've been able to significantly cut down my monthly spending by only visiting TJ's once a month...should I go less???

1st x here to this location. Here in New Orleans July 27th, 2024 Saturday Noon Day for Noa Zuman…read moreIsreali Jewlry Maker Items. I believe these are Blue Sapphire Earrings. They are by Zuman Jewelry, an Israel-based jewelry brand founded in 1984 by husband and wife Tamir & Noa Zuman. Well known for beautiful organic designs, with ancient Roman glass and semi-precious stones, carefully handcrafted pieces. High quality fine 925 sterling silver pieces that are designed with love. My favorite Isreali Jewlry designers. I love to support them. FranknKimm Over and Out July 27th, 2024

Checked out SisterHearts for the first time today after driving by it 100 times. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised with some of the items I found. I left with a denim skirt that was $5 and some change. I really enjoy their mission and would rather support here than goodwill. They have A LOT of dishes, other housewares, luggage, gowns, and clothes. I wouldn't say there was much home wall decor though which I'm always on the hunt for. The prices are there with goodwill, however some items were definitely overpriced. As for the store itself, It is very cluttered as others have said. I also noticed a lot of the items were just piled on top of each other so it's very hard to dig through the items without throwing stuff around. There are also no fitting rooms but I was able to try stuff on in the bathroom but I'm not sure if that's a regular thing for customers. I think this shop has a lot of potential but they should consider a larger space / being more choosy with some of their inventory. I will definitely return because the staff was friendly and I like their mission.

Reminder to all workers at this thrift store that you indeed work at a thrift store not a boutique…read more You are not curating a collection of items, all of the items you sell are donated to you by other people, so prices should reflect that, you should not be charging $100 for a blazer someone donated to the less fortunate. Especially when that same blazer is listed online for less, please remember why thrift stores exist and reexamine your pricing strategies. Or do some research and not rely on google lens...just a tip.

Customer Service is usually great when I visit Dillard's in oakwood. This time it wasnt, There's a…read moreyoung lady working in the woman's department named Taylor that seems like she wasn't trained properly or was having a bad day. At no time should a customer feel attacked because the associate has an attitude for not knowing store procedures. That's highly unprofessional and highly unacceptable. No matter what you're going through, you shouldn't bring that to work. My wife has been upset since she left the store.

Rude and condescending sales clerk, and manager in cosmetics dept. I was treated poorly (manager…read more"didn't like" attitude. I did not have an attitude. Only tried to get her to hear my words., as she refused to listen because " it's not our policy to return if opened." I was publicly humiliated. Accused of "wearing mascara" and attempting to "return it after 6 days!" The product was clearly defective, old, clumpy, and unusable. Horrific! Goodbye Dillards Oakwood! No wonder there were only two customers in the store!!!

What a large selection of shoes and a few accessories. Like, an amazing selection of shoes. They…read morehave something for everyone, and always seem to have a sale. The employees are friendly and helpful, everything is well organized. Plenty of parking in front of the store. Easily accessible.

terrible customer service! the employees stand around gossiping and act as if you're disturbing…read morethem when you ask for help!

I just got hustled big time at Aldo in the Riverwalk Mall. Throwing out a l'il caveat emptor for my…read morefellow shoppers: BEWARE THE INSOLES. This story begins on Black Friday, as do so many tales of shopping woe: I realized there was a black-platform pump shaped-hole in my shoe wardrobe and set about remedying that with a cute selection from Aldo's website. The shoes arrived; they were sexily, vertiginously high-heeled, yet work appropriate. I could see them lending a hint of stripper-y charm to a white blouse and pencil skirt ensemble. Unfortunately, they didn't feel equally smitten with me: They tried to slip off my feet with each step I took. To the mall I went, armed with a receipt and a valid request for an exchange. "Did you try putting in an insole?" the sales lady asked brightly when I told her the shoes were too big. She whipped out a couple insoles, as well as some kind of sticker deal for the back that she assured me would keep the shoes from sliding off my heels. "These just don't fit. I need another pair," I told her, wondering why she was so invested in keeping me with THIS particular pair of heels, like she was a marriage counselor bent on keeping a couple together, even though half of the couple is abusive (The painful shoes half). I picked out a similar pair, one that I hoped would be my sole mate (sorry). "Here! Let me put some insoles in there for you!" She whipped those puppies in place before I even had a chance to test out the shoes. "How's that? Need another insole for the back?" "No. This is good." Reader, I bought them. And though I flinched a little when she revealed the price, I assumed I'd accidentally pulled shoes that weren't on sale. And when she said my coupon wouldn't scan, and asked me to come back and use it on a future in-store purchase, I agreed, even though I knew I wouldn't fight the Riverwalk crowds or the Crescent City Connection before the coupon expired. In so many ways, I allowed myself to be hustled, and that's exactly what happened. I take some small pride in the fact that I declined the second set of insoles. Because when I examined my receipt, I saw why the total had been so high: The insoles cost $8.99. So - moral of the story: Insoles at Aldo are expensive add-ons, but the sales people won't tell you that. Also, my new pair of shoes turned out to be torture chambers. I'm going to try to unload them to some poor sap on eBay. See how the chain of abuse perpetuates itself? Maybe we can end it, one review at a time. One can hope.

I was on my way to Johnston and Murphy when I stumbled apon Aldo. I was greeted promptly and…read moreprofessionally. I told them I was a Johnston and Murphy guy but liked the way some of their shoes looked. Although they didn't have my size in several shoes I purchased a pair and ordered a pair. I must say they are difficult to break in compared to my Johnston and Murphy's. All in all I like them.

Behaving like an "outside" tourist in my own city, New Orleans the pick up Father's day gifts were…read morequick and seamless!

My fellow Veterans, Academy Sports + Outdoors no longer…read moreaccepts a Military ID, VA ID, or your drivers license with the veteran designation as proof of military service for their military discount. You have to register through Academy with "ID Me" to obtain a discount. I have an ID Me account that I had to ser up through the VA, but that account does not work at Academy for some reason. When I tried to register through the QR code displayed at the register, the website told me that they could not verify me and that I did not have an account. The cashier here just told me that allot of veterans are not getting their discount because of this, but it is now Academy's policy to verify through the website. They just lost my business.

I was told by the very friendly woman @ The Royal St Charles Hotel that if I wanted a Foot Locker…read moreI would have to take the free ferry to Algiers. Then cab it. Well I took the bus there and it was easy. The mall itself is a good mix of people there. The Foot Locker was fine. Friendly people working. They also were attentive. I bought another pair of these Nike shoes I like there for only $24.99 plus they up sold me a can of the Scotch Guard stuff. It's a good Foot Locker.

They are not checking credit accounts. I had my visa card used for purchases, I have…read more never been to this place.

Excellent place for fine men's clothing. I've been going here for years. Jeff's keeps up with the…read morelatest trends and always has classic style as well. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful all while being knowledgeable about what looks good on you. I'd recommend this place to anyone looking for really nice clean clothing.

From the owner: Designer brand clothing and sportswear. Featuring Canali,…read morePal Zileri, Coppley, Zanella, Mezlan shoes, Cole Haan shoes, Eton shirts, Robert Graham, Tommy Bahama, Stone Rose, Peter Millar, 34 Heritage jeans, Seven for all Mankind jeans, and many more.