I try to visit this business every couple of months and I always find unique gifts at great prices…read more A wide selection of gifts including blankets, clothing, note cards, jewelry, kitchen goods, and prints. There is also a baby section upstairs where I found the cutest outfits for a friend's newborn. Highly recommend!

A staff that is professional and friendly. A gift selection that fits every need, anniversary,…read morebirthday, Christmas. Or just because. They offer personal shopper service that gets you a great gift and gets you in and out Quickly. This is a place for guys.

I went in the first time to have some adidas pants hemmed. Sometimes I just like to "walk off the…read moreextra length", but this time I preferred to have them the correct length. Anyways not only were they able to hem them to the perfect size, but they also moved the ankle zippers so that they were perfectly placed and in the end the pants looked just as if they came that way from the factory. Next a couple pairs of dress pants, perfect... then some dungarees, absolutely spot-on. So I bought a suit. This was a seer-sucker for a Kentucky derby party I was hosting. I mean who even sells seer-sucker anymore? They got it in, tailored it to fit comfortably so I could enjoy myself at an all-day picnic and set me up with shirts, suspenders and a pocket swatch to match my favorite derby fedora. I'm going back this spring with more pants to be shortened, can't wait to see the final product.

Beware of this place. Pricing is absolutely obscene. $50 to put a zipper in a $20 jacket. The worst…read morepart, it actually cost $60 because the rude owner accused my wife of trying to short change him. She gave him 5 ten dollar bills and he accused her of only giving him 4. So instead of arguing with this petty man she just gave him another $10 to avoid ever having to deal with this establishment again. Avoid at all cost.

Bought a polo shirt last year. Wore it once, hanged in my closet. This year I wanted to use for…read moresecond time come to see a tiny hole on the chest. Took it back to the gap store in Southbury and they told me that without a receipt they could offer me $3.95 back, no refund and no exchanges. She also said oh " the hole just magically appeared never seen that before". Never tried to look up my account for the price I paid and insisted that their records don't go back that far. This is not what we expect from our local gap store. Product quality has changed, they are using cheaper suppliers with defective material. Very disappointed....both in product and personnel....

First of all love gap! But as for the employees and manager working here are so unprofessional and…read moreplan rude. I been here so many times. It's awful honestly I hate to give such a great store a bad review. They need to find better employees that have manners and like their job. Kathy, Shelly and Bryan are the kindest working their. The other girls look so miserable. They don't even say hi. Please find better help so we can enjoy shopping at your store. Me and my family won't shop here anymore. Spending my money else where.

This is by far the best Old Navy around in this area. The employees are always very friendly and…read morethey have a great selection of everything. I went today to exchange a few this and had a big order. The woman who took care of me, Kawana, was the friendliest woman and was extremely patient and helpful. Sean also helped me and was very nice. The Old Navy in the brass City mall went out of business but that place was as always a mess and the employees weren't helpful. This Southbury location is a little far from my house but I will definitely make the trip here!

I had a frustrating experience at Old Navy Sauthbury . I bought 5 items, but I was overcharged…read morebecause two items were added twice. My total came out to $80 when it should have been around $50. When I went back to the cashier, she told me only one item would be refunded. I had to explain again that there were actually two duplicate charges. Only after insisting, she checked again and finally processed the correct return. The situation was confusing and embarrassing. I hope staff can be more careful and pay better attention when scanning items.

I had not been to Chico's in Southbury in quite some time. I went there today (late afternoon)…read morelooking for a specific item. I found the staff to be unfriendly, serious and almost robotic. They were not disrespectful in any way but they were certainly not welcoming. They didn't even smile. This truly surprised me. In the past, I always found their staff to be warm and friendly, which is conducive to wanting to spend time and money in the store. Maybe they could benefit from some training.

From the owner: Women's clothing store that offers a curated collection of chic, unique women's clothing, jewelry…read moreand accessories. Your boutique features Style Experts, skilled associates who offer outfitting advice, fashion tips and tricks, previews of new collections and more and it's always complimentary.

This review is more for the selling aspect rather than the buying aspect. They have a great…read moreselection and fair prices if you're interested in buying, however, if you're looking to sell, I recommend approaching with caution and doing your own research first. The lady who runs the business is generally fair and does her research, but I only learned this on my second trip to Pennies. My first visit didn't go horribly, but it wasn't the best either. I know the economy is bad and she's got to make a profit on things, but I felt majorly gypped on a set of silver souvenir spoons and a beautiful vintage stereopticon. The second time I had 2 vintage Franklin Mint silver keepsake plates, and that time she and another gentleman at her establishment researched the prices and informed me that I should sell them on eBay, since they would only be able to buy them for their silver content, which was a fraction of what they were going for on eBay. I'll admit that the second visit was probably better because I had the certificates of authenticity with the plates, but at the same time, the variation in the level of service was a bit striking. So, once again, it's a great, quaint place if you're looking to buy, but don't bank on them if you've got antiques to sell.

Straddles the merchandising boundary between thrift and antique store. Most space is given to…read morereally nice furniture, so if you're frustrated with either end of the used-furniture spectrum, this may be your happy medium. Selection of other items feels "curated," so it's A+ for cute unusual finds, not a great source for boring household necessities. Everything is beautifully arranged, store smells good, and staff is super-nice. Pricing on items I checked was about what I expected for level of quality. If you want to take thrifting a friend who dislikes the clamor of ordinary thrifts, this is the store! It's in a cute little New England village-style complex with other stores, including Leo's Restaurant.

Often has some good things but prices seem high. Very picky about donations and not very gracious…read moreabout it. Safe Haven is a very worthy charity. I'd support their thrift shop more if the people there were nicer to deal with.

I am supporter of local stores and went into Gayle O'Neil Jewelry to have a ring appraised and to…read moreshop for and purchase a gift for my neice's 16th birthday. Here were two staff members in the back of the store and unfortunately after 5 minutes of browsing neither one of them acknowledged me. Si I left and took my business to another jeweler in the next town over where I was greeted when I walked in, had my ring graciously appraised and purchased a lovely sterling silver bracelet. How does Gayle O'Neil expect to stay in business if you ignore customers who walk through your doors? A prime example of horrible customer service ... sadly I recommend taking your business elsewhere where it is welcomed!

Through the years I have bought many pieces of jewelry from this store-from inexpensive silver…read morefashion pieces to a gold antique diamond ring. I walked in after work on Friday just before 5:00 and they had already begun the process of putting away the jewelry. The women glanced at each other as if to say, "Great. We want to go home and now we have a customer." One of them asked me what I was looking for, and I told her I was shopping for diamond stud earrings. She said, "Oh we already put those away." I guess business is really good if they can pass up a sale like that. I bought them at another jewelry store.