Snobbiest boutique staff I've EVER encountered. I've shopped at many high end boutiques from Charleston SC to NYC, CT to CA, and never had such a rude experience.
I brought my 82 year old very youthful and vibrant Asian aunt to browse and shop and, because she is very respectful and polite and partly deaf, she overlooked the experience. We were not greeted by the 2 women behind the counter who were chatting with two customers, even when I looked at them and said hello. We were the only other shoppers in the small store and were never verbally addressed for the 5-7 min we were there even when we were directly in front of the counter. My lovely aunt was stared and gawked at by a for most the time we were there, and as a customer exited, the woman stopped, mouth open with a scowl, watching my tiny, casually well dressed Japanese aunt for a full 30 sec as I glared back protectively. I did not want to embarrass my aunt further by addressing the snobby women.
The clothing is mostly boring or gaudy cheap synthetics, some poorly made cotton blend mumus, and some lovely ball gowns in the back which I did not get close to, as I ushered out my sweet aunt. **Extremely overpriced for quality and shabby style.
I know other shop owners on Third Ave and they are aware of the arrogant snubbing behavior at The Spot.
I grew up in the area and lived here 30 years, and it's so sad to see beautiful, friendly, eclectic Spring Lake turn into a place where entitled, arrogant behavior now seems accepted as normal.
Rated 1 star because I had to rate; it's in nice corner location, well lit with natural light. read more
