Great prices, much better than department stores or other large perfume shops. I couldn't believe…read morethey had Tous and Lanvin Paris, international brands are not easy to find around here especially for decent prices. I paid $48 for a medium bottle of Tous Touch for ladies and $59 for Cartier Declaration for men. Sorry Saks, Adriana Perfumes has a new regular customer!! Off on my next shopping adventure for HTF merchandise. Any recommendations? Suggestions: Ask for favorites or little known brands, they might be hidden behind other bottles. Pros: friendly and cheap. I would definitely try this place when buying gifts because they offer some sales around the holidays and you could probably pick up an extra bottle for yourself with all the money saved. Cons: search a little for the brands you want. I don't personally consider this a con because it makes shopping a hidden treasure hunt!

they charge about 4 times as much as Retail for the colognes and perfumes completely ridiculous…read moreshould have done my reaserch and they leave no stone unturned they dont give out refunds for there hustled clients And on top of that they keep open bottles in the front of store as well be aware not to receive an open bottle

Wish I would have done my research before shopping here. Purchased a bottle of Calvin Klein Sheet…read moreBeauty as a last minute gift, I was charged $110.65 for a 3.4 oz bottle. After doing some research this bottle doesn't even exist on the Calvin Klein website. Prices on line through other websites start at $40. Please stay far away from this place or do your research first. SMH I should have know better.

My fiance decided to stay at a hotel near here the other night and visit some of the bars nearby…read more Due to bad planning on our part, we forgot the charging blocks for our phones. We decided to come to this Walgreens to see what options they had for charging blocks. They did have several options for charging blocks but I ended up getting a power bank so I could charge my phone while walking around. The line was pretty long but this was to be expected near the Riverwalk and the night before Christmas eve. The line did go quickly. Thank you to Walgreens for having what I needed to keep my phone on so I could take pictures for my reviews

Good location, fast service with 4 registers open. Cold inside. Cool vintage sign. Otherwise a…read moretypical Walgreens.

Everytime me or family goes to Macy's they nearly always able to find what they are looking…read more Customer service is always helpful and available.

I went into Macy's today to pick up an order I made a week ago. Walked up to the front desk and…read moresaid I was here to pick up an order. Lady at the desk ask for an order number and I then realized I didn't have my phone to look it up. Miss Ruby then went above and beyond to help me look for what i ordered. She started checking her computer and after that failed she then went to the back to look for it just using my name. After a few minutes she found it and brought it to me. Thank you so much Ruby you're the best.

Fever: Machu Picchu VR experience with my kiddos on Mother's Day. What a fun way to send this…read morespecial day with my family. Makes me happy.

My husband and I used the parking garage at the Shops at Rivercenter while we were in downtown San…read moreAntonio. It was very convenient being right next to the Alamo and the Riverwalk. The garage was decently priced and was easy to get in and out of. The kiosk next to the parking area made it to simple to pay our parking bill. The mall itself was nice to walk through after being outside in the 95 degree heat.

Slow Fashion! These guys are offering some pretty cool…read moregear! They've got a lot of stuff that looks like it belongs out on the ranch while drinking Sotol and watching the sunset. The store has a whole vibe to it that's more Marfa than San Antonio, where things are slower, more relaxed. I enjoy their selection of patches that you can use to dress up any outfit to make it more awesome. They're more expensive than those ones made out in China, but they have a shag carpet kind of effect on the embroidery that makes it a hundred times more kickass. They sell knives! Check out the ones with the Texas flag handles- they'd go great with a Texas independence day festival for limes. The staff was friendly and answered all my questions. They were super helpful and friendly. Prices are clearly labeled, and they have so much fun merch- it's a great place to get outfitted while keeping things sustainable, local and of course- fashionable.

On our recent trip to San Antonio, we made sure to stop at Temple of Offering which was a total gem…read moreof a store - tucked away with a zen vibe, beautifully designed, well curated with a nice mix of local brands including a strong focus on women-owned local businesses (leather goods, bandanas, etc.) that I would not have discovered elsewhere, really friendly owners who were knowledgeable about the products, good mix of men's and women's clothes (with a lot of crossover gender neutral options such as Jungmaven, Boyd's of Texas fragrances, etc.). They are inspired in part by Georgia O'Keefe and you can feel that minimalist but warm influence in the store. I bought a small home goods item and they gave me a free zine on mental health. You could tell this place is a true passion project of the owners and when back in town, or online, I plan to support them!

Great value and a large selection to choose from. The only…read moredownfall is the digging through racks .. (kind of like Ross or Marshall's ) there is no exact grouping But the quality is great!

I had some shoes I went to return they would not give me another pair. I'll never go back again.read more

Stopped by to get some Waterproof Eye Makeup Remover because this house brand is the only thing…read morethat removes my waterproof mascara. I've been using it for years. I was able to pick up a bottle & afterwards was trying on perfume samples. It's nice because they have paper tabs you can just spray on to test the scent. There were lots of new scents I've never seen before. I'm in a change-of-season mode looking for a lighter, less musky scent esp. since the weather's been in the 80°s. I didn't find anything that suited me but at least was able to smell some. I like how they have the perfume bottles anchored with an extendable wire to prevent thefts. Attendants were helpful from the time I entered til the time I left. After I checked out, I was asked if I needed any help & remembered I wanted to check out a Kosas concealer. I was brought to the Kosas area & attended by Joe. He said he'd color-match me to avoid the guesswork. It's a hand-held device that is set to your forehead & cheek to get closer to the color tones of your skin. Joe chose a couple of shades & tested it on my hand then on my face after he sanitized the tester. I checked it by the window & settled for one mini-sized concealer. I also asked about a pressed foundation product as my Shiseido had been discontinued. He showed me a Dior balm type of product so he did the same test w/a couple of shades, sanitized again & tried it above my chin. I told him I'd wear it while walking around Whole Foods & see how it wears in the day before buying. I asked him for some tips to set makeup under the eyes & he gave some suggestions. I addressed some skincare concerns and he was limited in knowledge but that's fine. In time I'm sure he'll gain more experience. I'd say the associates I've worked with in the Nordstrom Beauty counters have more experience, IMO. Nevertheless, there are a ton of product lines including the Sephora brand which has its own merits. Brands evolve & I like to see the new products offered, new technologies incorporated, new colors & formulations. I like the convenience of buying online & pickup except for the locations at Kohl's. There are a lot of Sephoras in the area which is nice & their rewards program is an extra perk. They always have new sample sizes for 100 point rewards redemptions every month which is fun to look forward to. I've even redeemed La Mer skincare sets for 500 points! They also offer various makeup application classes & have certain product line events where they're launching new products. You can sign up online & check their calendar of events.

It's been a few times that I've came especially like today and honestly, I need to start getting…read morethe workers names and better descriptions because low-key everybody looks alike but today I'm just walking around how I usually do and even though I come in to get a certain product I still like to look at other products just strolling and this rude lady came up to me and didn't even give me a choice or not gave me one of those little cart basket things to put your products and even though I only had a one product and she says here I hope it helps and Rushes along like if she was forced to do that so I don't know. I know it's their job to ask people if they need help but that was unnecessary energy that I didn't like although the lady at the front today the one with the curly hair she was super nice. She had glasses and her makeup was on point.

Recommend: Yes! I…read moresaw this little bookstore announced in one of my Bookclubs and I'm always down to find a new spot for reading. It's more than a book store. It has a ton of cute little things like pictures, knick knacks, DIY's, books (of course), and a coffee bar! It is down town so be prepared for a thought parking situation. Ambiance: Loved it! There are so many things to see and a few cozy areas to sit and read your book. The music was good too. Service: Both ladies I spoke to were very helpful. Even when I asked so many questions about the DIY scrubs and perfumes.

Such a cute nook to go visit. I recommended it to family who was visiting from out of town and they…read moreloved it.