Located on the 2nd floor ... near the JC Penny or cheese cake entrance …read more Out of all of the East Meet West stores I've been to- I think this has been my favorite one. Large store. Had some better quality crystals locked up in a showcase. First time I've seen that. Had some sage and palo alto sprays that were nice that I would LOVE to spray in negative environments lol. They sell sage and Palo Alto as well to burn. They also had dragon blood and frankinsense and Myrrh to burn with sage. Place smelled nice and had zen music on.

I've always loved this store since it came around many moons ago. Great spiritual gifts and ideas…read more Borderline hippie with some wiccan and Buddhist stuff thrown it. Band tshirts, tiedye stuff, buddas,spiritual figures, incense, oils, burners, etc. Even perfume oils, lots of figurines from dragons to fairies, Angel's etc. Jeweley beautifully made. Earrings,necklaces, braclets,amulets, etc. Some clothes very quirky. Purses, backpacks.. Candles and oils to burn. Great gift ideas for that eccentric someone in your life. Collectible statues and deities. This store holds alot of things you didnt know you needed or wanted. You never know what you will find. I love their oils and they carry the brand I love, although thru the years the prices have gone up drastically they do last. So if you wander by give them a check in yo uwont be disappointed.

They have a Great selection of products and a lot of good sales. The store is…read more Local and easy to get to.

I love to stock up at this store during the holidays. They usually have a nice tote you can. It…read morewith s purchase that's filled with lots of product at a very minimal cost! I know it's Black Friday and we should expect lines but the lines in this store didn't move and were handled poorly. There was a girl trying to have people form one line and be assigned a lame to stand in. This wasn't working and people just walked up and got in line while the ones following the rules had to wait their turn to enter. Some of the lines didn't move at all, others were moving a great pace. They had a girl scan some orders while we were online. I thought this would speed up the process but it did not. Everything was still checked and rung up at the register. Poor use of this ability! I love the selection but I'll be returning to another location, Everyone has crowds on Black Friday but the way they handled them here just wasn't ok. Also, there were multiple coupon issues. Some lines allowed, some did not. When I questioned my cashier she told me no I couldn't use mine, I asked for the manager and she looked at me like I was nuts. I had just seen the manager allow the sand coupon to be used that I was trying to use. Very little consistency with little sense of urgency to move the line. Good thing there are many locations to shop instead of this one

Happy October! Some of my favorite holiday memories include the glittering sparkle of Swarovski…read morecrystals hanging from the tree out the corner of my eye. 'Tis the season, again! And there are so many wondrous baubles to choose from! Whether bright apples, or glinty pears, or shiny stars, or even twinkly turtles! and MORE! Pumpkins! well, it's not Tiffany's with their little blue boxes (someday i do want to have a room in my house painted in tiffany blue), but neither do you have to spend $7k minimum on the famous ground floor, just to shop like Audrey did! Swarovski brings its own delight. the shop's a tad small, but an awesome addition to our little middle-of-nowhere Quakerbridge mall of Simon. not to let the cat out of the bag -- ah! yes, they have cats too! -- but they make for great welcome gifts for your group event, for that touch of class beyond a simple place card.

Not one to write reviews but after this life-saving encounter I feel as if these employees should…read morebe recognized. I was not able to get the name of the other employee but Jacklyn and her coworker both helped me find a replacement for a bracelet my boyfriend gifted me. I was freaking out as it was a lovely bracelet that marked the day of my anniversary. Thankfully both of these employees patiently waited for me to show them pictures I have taken with the old bracelet and were able to locate one of the last available replacements. I can now sleep peacefully knowing that I was able to regain my wonderful bracelet. Thank you both.

Spencer Gifts was my first high school gig eons ago and as I was pointing my cannabis stained…read morecompatriots to the cosmic collision of Farrah Fawcett posters, roach clips, blacklights, erotic board games and defective lava lamps it never occurred to me that this shag rugged, pop culture patchouli palace might still be kicking forty years on. But here it is. Yeah the posters might have morphed from Led Zeppelin to Lizzo and the blacklights have been dimmed in favor of rude graphic tees from Cambodia but the cheesy zeitgeist remains unrepentant. All these years later my smirk tells me I'm not disappointed.

It's located at a different spot in the mall but this business is still going strong after 30+…read moreyears. Their assortment of gag gifts, cheap t's, novelty lights and other bric a brac seems to draw people in like a magnet. Some of the clientele are likely here to buy gifts for teens( as I was on this visit) but some may be perusing the wares with an eye to more adult endeavors. I was pleased to find such a great selection of lava lights( a 13 year olds bday request) and at not too bad of a price. I recall buying similar items here when I was in that age group. But they seem less interesting now, as if the lava has been replaced with a safer and more boring liquid? When I mentioned this to the very friendly manager on duty, she agreed but was unaware of the details. I'm glad Spencer's has survived with the changing times. Sure, you could probably find most of this stuff online for cheaper. But you couldn't enjoy watching the smiles and giggles of adults and kids as they browse the risqué and low brow humorous merchandise here. 3.5 reminiscing about my blacklight poster collection that I was not allowed to have Yelps

Great customer service! I needed a last minute gift for a retirement and was quoted 3-5 days at…read moreevery other establishment. Tammy was able to accommodate my request and get the job done within he same day and the plaque came out beautiful. Highly recommend!

Best store in the mall. I have bought many gifts from here and have always been very happy with…read moreboth the service and quality of the items. I will definitely be back for more.

No longer at location even though it still appears on Yelp. So frustrating that I wasted all that…read moretime to drive over.

Avoid, avoid! I…read moretried to follow my recipe for success at David's Bridal. I made an appointment. I went on a weekday morning when I knew it would be quieter. I saved favorites on the website. I'd been to other stores, I'd read lots of reviews, and I was confident that I could do this. No. Not at this location. Problems: 1. They couldn't find me in the David's Bridal system. Even though I'm registered on the website AND HAVE BEEN TO OTHER STORES, they couldn't find me. No idea what happened here. 2. Even though the DB form says "groom/partner's name," the woman at the front desk was totally confused by me. "What's your groom's name?" "My bride's name is Catherine." "Oh, so you're not the bride?" "No, I am. There are two brides." *blank stares* "I'm marrying another woman... it's a gay wedding." "Oh..." I know NJ doesn't have marriage equality yet, BUT: a.) It's been in the news very, very recently, as the state legislature just passed it, and b.) gay people DO exist in NJ and get married there. So don't look at me like I have three heads. 3. They could not print out my favorites. They just didn't have that capacity. So the consultant (Bertha) tried to look them up, INDIVIDUALLY on the world's most ancient computer. But instead of just looking at them and going "oh, yes, that one, I'll get it," she had to print them all out individually. We made it through about five, which just doesn't cut it at a DB store. By this point, it was 30 minutes into my appointment and I wasn't even in the dressing room yet. 4. The consultant (Bertha) was not very helpful. She was friendly and nice, but she brought me some dresses and a bra and then... just disappeared. She didn't help me into them, she didn't give me feedback, nothing. She just sort of disappeared. I ran out of dresses to try on very quickly, and Bertha was nowhere to be found (it's not a big store). My mom and I started pulling our own dresses (which is a big DB no-no). No one stopped us. So after a while we just left. Bertha was at the check out desk as we left, smiled at us sympathetically, and waved good-bye, "Oh, didn't find anything? That's too bad!" Honestly, she had no idea what we did or didn't find. We could've picked out a fantastic dress and then just decided to order it online. She had no clue. The real kicker was that we found out later that DB was having a sale ("Wedding March," runs first half of March) and no one even mentioned it to us! Also, the woman checking us in took a call while we were there and said to someone on the phone, "Oh, I don't know if we can do that, we're really busy right now." There was barely anyone in the store! (Trust me, I've been to a DB on a Saturday in January, and I know busy. This store was not busy.) All in all, avoid this location. Go to the one in East Brunswick instead. This place is what gives DB stores their awful reputation.