staff was incredibly helpful. jonathon was terrific! a nice…read moregirl I did not get her name offered to open the door for me since I had a stroller. Will come back to rally house for sure!

wonderful and fun experience at the Rally House !! there was…read morea sidewalk sale today. I was with a friend and he really enjoyed the process of trying on Phillies shirts!! everyone was super in the stirectiday

Store / chain is horrible now all after they became so politically correct no longer anything here…read morebesides over priced clothes and shoes

The service here is very friendly and welcoming. They have a huge store with sucha variety to…read morechoose from. Outdoors, softball, philly sports clothing, fishing, soccer, basketball, football, they even have areas to test the products like batting. Obviously the eagles are going to the Super Bowl so I had to pick up some gear they had so much to choose from. The Super Bowl items were not on sale, but so worth it. They had a DJ in there today playing music. Great atmosphere!

This Lulu Lemon located in the Glen mills area is great with lots of collection. The parking is…read moreshared and ample. The customer service is not great for a Lulu lemon store. The collection is great and definitely worth visiting. The store is maintained well and clean. The online inventory and its related store availability is accurate and great. I will check out this place again at a later time.

Do you have kids? If so, AVOID this store. Not mom-lifestyle friendly at all…read more Today my 4 year old daughter and I visited the Glen Mills, PA lululemon. I started a fitting room with probably $600 worth of clothes. My daughter said she had to use the potty (again, she is 4) and I asked an employee if I could use their bathroom. The employee looked at us and dismissively said "we don't have public restrooms" and then said "you could try Fresh Market" (grocery store that is opposite side of the shopping center). This employee could see my daughter was uncomfortable so I left without another word. To any mom who has a rare window to shop, you know how difficult it is to do so with little kids in tow. Have YOU ever told a 4 year old to 'hold it' while you walk for 7 minutes to another store that *might* have a public restroom in the freezing cold?! I understand stores have a no public bathroom for a reason, I worked for 5 years in retail. However in my situation I would hope Lululemon would have the wherewithal to train their staff to recognize a stressful situation and make a small exception. If you can expect hardworking moms to pay $150 for a pair of pants, but not even grant them an exception to use your restroom, shame on you. I left the store so disappointed and embarrassed and I am prepared to never, EVER give Lululemon another penny which is a shame, because today they lost out on a sale from a loyal customer today. DO BETTER.

A good supplier of hiking/camping clothing in Glen Mills. Not too much outdoors gear tho'.read more

I recently went to Trail Creek Outfitters as an alternative to REI, as my husband and I like to…read morespend at smaller businesses whenever possible. I purchased a beautiful men's full zip jacket, a women's wool blend sweater, and a Patagonia hiking shirt that was 50% off. The young man who rang me up was incredibly nice and very chatty. So much so that he accidentally rang up my purchases at full price. When he realized this, he rang me up again, saying, "Don't worry, you won't be charged twice." Long story short, when I went through my bank statement a week later, I'd been charged twice. I went in today with my statement and the clothing and Kyle was INCREDIBLE. Apologetic, helpful, reassuring, saying he'd "take care of it and contact" me tomorrow. THIS IS WHY we love smaller businesses. They are HUMAN and although like all of us, sometimes make errors, they rectified it immediately. And now I will never go back to REI unless Trail Creek simply doesn't carry what I'm looking for. #customers for life.

Back again for my Holiday Shopping spree for my Husband who is incredibly tough to buy for…read more The products are all still great - especially on sale (head to the back corner) but this year the sales associate - a platinum blond with long, long bangs - who had recently been laid off from her "corporate gig" 2 months ago was clearly a new, seasonal worker and the customer service was, well, weird. She has an icy-cool vibe, but yet in other ways went out of her way to be accommodating. I dropped just over $100 on a $70 jacket (I pray my husband does not return it), a $40 long sleeved T marked down to $24 and 2 pairs of socks. I am just hoping and praying that I don't have return it all come January. Men. Can't live with 'em, can't kill 'em.

From the owner: Eddie Bauer is an outdoor brand offering performance outerwear, apparel, footwear, accessories, and…read moregear that is built to last. For more than 100 years, Eddie Bauer has been inspiring, enabling and empowering people to live their adventure.

Five stars for the superb customer service from Christine. She was really sweet…read more Minus three stars for the poorly constructed undergarments. I really want to like Soma. Yesterday was my second time in a Soma store. The first time was about a year ago at a different location. I received fantastic customer service both times. The quality sucks though. The fabrics feel marginally better than Victoria Secret fabrics. But that's not saying much. Yesterday, I came to this location to try on some strapless bras because #Spring #Summer #ShoulderBaringDresses. I tried on the Vanishing Strapless Bra. The 34D was too wide in the band, but the cups were too small. Please explain to me why the 34DD was even tighter in the band than the 34D. It was so tight, that I couldn't event rotate the bra around after clasping it. I get that sizing can be off, but within the same brand and bra type, sizing should be fairly consistent. This is really off-putting especially considering Soma's ironclad, unforgiving return policy. Next I tried on the Embraceable. That's kind of misleading, because I never even put it on my body. The rubber slip-grip treads were peeling away from the fabric in several places. This was the point where it clicked for me: Just like their competitor Victoria Secret, Soma also sells poorly constructed garments. I'm going to hit up Nordstrom's where I can try on several different brands of strapless bras. I hope the attendants at Nordy have the same customer service aptitude as Soma reps.

From the owner: Visit our boutique for a free and effortless Expert Bra Fitting anytime with sizes 32A-44G…read more Offering the warmest personal service and an intimate environment. Bras as comfortable as they are beautiful. We are your bra fit authority.

I love this Athleta location. I've been to several others in PA and in Florida, but this is my…read morefavorite. If I see something online and don't find it in my size in the store, they are always helpful and willing to try 2-3 other methods to track down my size and have it shipped to my house. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and the store itself is well organized, clean, and spacious. As to the negative review below, I would assume the employees at the store locations do not have the ability to override the corporate poilcy, therefore the review should be posted to the corporate Yelp page. Just an opinion though!

I've been impressed with the customer service in this store in the past. I was very disappointed…read moreduring my most recent visit, though. The dressing room stalls do not have doors, they only have a curtain and no way to secure it. Which is fine if it's just women. On this last occasion, there were quite a lot of men roaming in and out of the dressing room. One man was standing outside my dressing room stall the entire time I was in there. I felt extremely uncomfortable with some strange man standing on the other side of a flimsy curtain from me while I was undressed. I do not understand why men needed to be in the dressing room - no men's clothes are sold here. If your SO is trying things on then you can stand just outside the door and she can show you things. None of the staff did anything to help me or to tell these men to get the hell out of a women only space. In fact one staff member encouraged a man to enter the dressing room. I was totally floored. I said something as I was checking out and all they said was, I'll bring it up with my manager. I doubt I'll be shopping at this location anymore.

Currently at 120pm on 8.13.26, there are 32 of us in line. There are 2 cashiers. Seems its always…read morelike this. Can't a manager ask someone to help? Store deserves 0 in customer service! Pitiful

Over the past several years Marshalls and TJMaxx stores have consistantly less volume and variety…read moreof men's apparel. I have seen better selection at Goodwill then in the TJXStores. The lack of brand names and overall volume and selection is abysmal to day the least. Why even have a men's department at this point. It is clear that men and their that shop for them are not your priority. I guess the good old days are gone. Too bad as I will never be shopping at theSe stores again.