I've shopped here twice and both times have been a great experience. The staff is always so…read morehelpful! The best part is they have the cutest clothes! Not only is it nice stuff it also has great cuts. There's definitely quality in their clothes. There's also a lot to choose from. Highly recommend this boutique!

They have super cute clothes. New arrivals every two weeks. You are able to try clothes on which is…read morea must. Price is pretty reasonable. Worker there is super nice and friendly. It's family owned so go support!

Love the girls that work here! They are so nice and go out of their way to show me what's new and…read morewhat they suggest would look best on me. Large store, clean, well lit and easy to find what you're looking for. They have accessories and clothes for women! Prices are great for the quality.

I just visited Windsor for the first time yesterday and had a great experience. Thank you to one of…read morethe girls that was working there Cami. She was seriously helpful and amazing! She was super nice. when I walked in she was immediately willing to help me find exactly what I was looking for. I ended up leaving super satisfied with my purchases she made it very easy to style the clothing I had tried on.

Aside from the fact that they could turn their A/C a couple degrees cooler, it is a neat place to…read morebrowse n get lunch. There's soul food, Mexican food, Chinese food... lots of juice, smoothies, boba milk tea options. There's an arcade in the food court area for the kids. I got myself a backpack for $10 and some toys for my nephews at one of the many shops. Very inexpensive. Scored a Freddy Krueger doll at a specialty store too, $11 after bargaining. There's even an eyebrow threading place and an acupuncture, acupressure, massage place in the mall... or massage chairs if you're on the go.

A small post all the way in the back called "royal" they sell Mexican snacks, I purchased an…read moreesquite from them and when I tried it I realized it tasted bitter. Not like the taste of lime but as if the corn had gone bad. I told the lady about it and she gave me attitude didn't offer a solution and like said "oh" and looked at me. I asked if they could remake it and she said she'd ask her husband and he was serving ice cream for another customer and said" oh he didn't give me a response, he's busy" so I asked for a side of mayo to see if it would help with the taste. (It didn't) they're selling rotten food and giving me attitude when I politely let them know about it. Definitely won't buy from them again.

Palmdale, CA I have…read morebeen looking for a velour pants for sometime now and while walking around the mall I saw a display from this store. I headed to the store, checked out their products and Voila! They have the pants I was looking for and in different colors too. Some pieces come as sets, and others are sold separately. The price was affordable and within my budget, so I purchased 2 pants in same color but different style. The store is well stocked, has enough room to move around and carries a nice selection of trendy items. Only one register is open and I believe she's the owner. It's kind of hard to understand her so I have asked a couple of times to repeat what she said. It was a nice shopping experience. I am happy with my purchase and can't wait to wear them.

The fitting rooms are always close. They say weekends is close, they will say they close at 6pm you…read morego again before 6 another day and the fitting rooms are close anyway and no return or exchange, owner always have an attitude

I wanted to run in to grab my free item at Bath & Body, and it was madness. Santa was there, and…read morelots of people shopping before the holidays. Soon as I got out of my car and was walking up, a man came up to me right away asking me for money. You need to definitely have your head on a swivel. I prefer to buy my items online during the holiday just to avoid the crowds. 11/30/25

The Antelope Valley Mall isn't what it used to be. It used to feel like a fun, lively place to shop…read moreand hang out, but now it's pretty run-down and half-empty. A lot of the stores that used to make it great have closed, and what's left feels limited and outdated. The mall itself looks like it hasn't been updated in years -- the floors, lighting, and restrooms could really use some attention. It also doesn't feel very safe at times, especially in the parking lot during the evening. Security presence is hit or miss, and there are often groups of people just hanging around without shopping. Food court options are okay but not great, and customer service in many of the stores seems tired or short-staffed. It's honestly disappointing, because this used to be one of the main places to shop in the Antelope Valley. Overall, it feels like the mall has lost a lot of its energy. Unless there's a specific store you need to visit, it's probably easier to just shop online or head to a different shopping area.

My 13-year-old son took Kassie's 8-week workshop class and he absolutely loved it! He created a…read morecouple pieces of art that he is very proud of and had a lot of fun learning the process on how this type of art is made. Kassie has great patience in teaching and I highly recommend this business for wood work creations and classes.

Amazing experience! Highly recommend! The place is very organized, super cute, and the people that…read morework there help every step of the way! Such a fun time!!!

I have been coming to this mall but it is my first time to shop at this H&M store. It is a weekday…read moreand wow what a difference does it make. Clothes are organized and no clutter on the floor. Even the clearance rack is neat. I found a nice black linen pants and I am so happy that it is in my size. Grabbed it and went straight to the register.

Trying to buy a suit for my 16 year old son. Staff is almost nowhere to be found and as my son and…read moreI were looking for a fitting room and going about the store the 2 staff members just stood there until I had to ask them where the fitting room is with a 'don't care attitude'. Plus when I asked another staff member to assist us with finding a pair of pants for the jacket he liked, she was no help at all. For a high quality clothing line. Service should be at the same level. So we left.

Kind, knowledgeable, friendly and professional staff. The manager Sarah has truly outdone herself…read morewith transforming this location. I actually like going to this location now. I always feel welcome by the employees and they are very helpful. Sometimes I lose track of time when Im here with my kiddos. Everything is clean, organized, clear and I've found some excellent deals! Yay!!

Great selection, good quality, amazing selection. My go to place for work, casual or just an every…read moreday out fit.

This review is written in gratitude to Ponia Market, African food, life's poetic events which come…read moretogether here. I hope everyone feels as welcomed by this review to check out this market as I was by the family who owns and runs it. Ponia African Market Butik is an incredible family-owned grocery store with beautiful artisan crafts, clothing and imported goods. If you are looking to stock your sos pantry (preppers delight!) with the most useful and nutritious items, you are in ouck If you need ingredients for traditional Central American, South American or Southeast Asian recipes, this is for you. If you're seeking African imports and traditional African goods, find treasure here. Wherever you're from, whatever you're looking for, you'll be given a warm welcome, plenty of useful advice and you'll end up with something great in your basket. This uncrowded market is an excellent pandemic choice for those avoiding crowded markets nearby. Enter the market and turn right for beautiful embroidered dresses, stunning African textiles and elegant special occasion clothing for men and women. Racks of well-made sportswear, premium cotton t-shirts and African-themed memorabilia. As a big Bob Marley fan, I love this section! Pass the clothing to find hair products, African soap, jewelry, toiletries and useful household items. I was delightfully overwhelmed by isles filled with beautiful exotic imported food such as dry goods, seasonings, nutritious oils, beans, greans, fermented drinks, and imports from Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica, and Camaroon. African food is tasty, healthy and colorful. I passed shelves filled with red palm oil, Yellow African curry, bright green banana leaves, orange citrus jerk seasoning and amber peppers. (What a wonderful world) The southwest part of the market is the refrigerated section filled with frozen and fresh hand cut meats, and smoked, dried and cured fish. Here, I asked for help from one of the wonderful family members who work at the market and ended up with ingredients for curry goat stew, African greens and more. She told me about Africa's version of tamales, also called corn koki, which is available in family-sized portions in the refrigerator. I told her about humitas which are very similar. Steamed corn cakes are popular around the world. Like many dishes and things that connect us from far away places, this market is a gold mine for my mortar and pestle friends around the world. After getting a generous lesson about African food, I learned the owner of this market also owns an African restaurant in the area. It sounds great and I can't wait to try it! I headed home with my treasure and turned to the ultimate source for African cooking advice: YouTube. Rolls up sleeves. After watching market trips in Ghana, coastal cooking in Jamaica, fu-fu recipes made the hard way (pounding plantains and starch with a stick for hours) and a goat recipe which required a village to prepare, I'm ready to try cooking my first African meal. I have a long way to go before I know what I'm doing but so far, learning is part of the fun. After enjoying the meals I prepared with my market treasure, I noticed an overall improvement in my health. Miracles happen in mysterious ways indeed! African curry powder was always my favorite. Can it cure cancer?! Ingredients list before: tumeric, coriander, cumin, allspice, black pepper, garlic, fenugreek, cloves, ground red hot pepper. African curry powder is the most nutritious seasoning I've ever seen! Many of my purchases had unexpectedly good health benefits and high nutritional value. Don't you love it when you heal an ailment, learn a lesson get a great bargain and find a new favorite? Me too! I found this market after making a U-turn to avoid an unhealthy "donut". (You know the guy) If you see an abusive ex, a bad scene, an unhealthy decision, make a U-turn! End up here where you'll be happier, healthier and hopefully inspired by African food forever. Many thanks to this market for the food, advice, help I appreciate the opportunity to review this market and I look forward to reading future five star reviews from fellow yelpers! Five stars for these guys and the poetry inspired here.:)

If you don't have money to waste, don't go to this market. We were looking for a local caribbean…read moremarket and came across this store on Oct 18th. We bought bammy, patty, callaloo, and supligen. As of yesterday, we realized everything we purchased was spoiled! We had no idea...We warmed the patty and the patty jus a stretch so.... The supligen spoil from september 19th... Bammy spoil from JANUARY !!! The only thing safe was the callaloo... These people selling rotten food! Buyers beware!!!!

This is my favorite store they have a good selection on colognes and perfumes nice environment for…read moresure i recommend to everyone the employees they are politely im going to tell all my friends about this place.

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