Solvang Shoe Store is a popular local store that makes…read morewooden shoes and other stylish shoes. It's is located in downtown Solvang. It is a popular tourist destination. Overall, it's a nice shoe store.

Amazing store that has a great selection and variety of quality shoes. Also, a unique selection of…read moreScandinavian clogs!!! Wow!!! Helpful employees. Shoes are at boutique prices. So, expect premium shoes at premium prices. Worth it!!!

Heritage Goods & Supply is in the coastal Southern California town of Carpinteria. The shop is…read morelocated next to the largest Torrey Point tree in the world. I was there to check out the tree. Oh that tree is glorious, over 225 feet with a truck of neatly 21 inch circumference. Anyways back to the shop. It's in a red painted building in front of Lucky Llama coffee. Heritage sells sustainable, eco friendly items in a curated country store. The merchandise range from baby clothes, toys, art, kitchenware, stationary, vegetable and flower seeds, dishes, drink ware, etc. Think modern and hip. The items are practical and beyond the mundane same old. The price points are at boutique pricing but not so outrageously priced. The items that caught my eye were art prints from Hello Coyote, and Little Salt Wagon. May I add, pieces were affordable ranging from small prints, greeting cards, to larger sizes. Little Salt Wagon is art from local Ventura County artist Amanda Cox. Simple, but beautiful watercolors inspired by the rural Ventura County surroundings.

Very cute shop with a little bit of something for everyone! Got a cute Heritage Goods & Supply mini…read moretote, a shirt for my toddler, and some beef jerky for me and my husband. They also have slightly used clothing which I loved--way to recycle and reuse well made clothing. Definitely stop by for a gift for yourself or someone you love. Prices were reasonable with some high priced items (Patagonia, Blundstone, Levi's, etc.)

Such a hidden gem! Entrance is through the parking lot (not Linden) so it's easy to miss this cute…read moreshop. Lots of items are in great condition as well as new. Clothing, shoes, dance shoes, swimsuits, dress up clothes, toys, new melissa and doug toys and activities, books, etc. I was tempted to buy so many things! We ended up getting some activities to do in the car for our road trip. The owner was very friendly and helpful.

This is a neat little boutique used kids clothing & consignment shop. It is clean and free of…read moreclutter. I think the prices are a little high for used clothing but they seem to be focused on offering quality products. We did end up with a $20 princess dress that our 4 year old really wanted (for her upcoming birthday:). They also have a new toy and gift section and a little play area for the little ones.

Stopped by to make a quick purchase. Greeted as soon as we walked in and offered help. Julio…read more checked us out with speed and even price matched our purchase with FL online pricing.

Always have a really good selection and sale items. Any time they don't have the size in store,…read morethey offer to order them for you with no additional cost or shipping fees. Service from associates is excellent. No matter how many workers there are in store or how busy they are, each one will individually offer you help. They check on you multiple times and don't get annoyed regardless of how many times you ask for a different size, which can't be said for other places.

This experience was nothing short of amazing. I had my niece for a couple days towards the end of…read moreher summer vacation and thought I'd get her into A-Frame's surf camp for kids. You can book by the day or a week at a time. I booked a day since we were approaching the end of her stay here. I will say I was hesitant at first to leave my 12 year old niece for the day camp from a water safety perspective, but that perspective changed quickly as I stood and heard how thorough the camp takes safety (even sunburns!). The kids are given water safety techniques with respect to the local wildlife and ground rules are discussed at length. I quickly realized I picked the right surf camp. My only regret is that we hadn't signed up earlier and for a longer period. Ideally I would have signed my niece up for the week long surf camp. But there's always next summer I would highly recommend A-Frame surf camp!

I do like to drop into surf shops when I happen to be in a beach town. When I was in Carpentaria…read morenear Santa Claus beach, I popped into the A-Frame Surf shop. They offer *surf boards, *SUPs, *boogey boards, leashes, wax, *wetsuit, swim gear, towels, clothes, hats, sunglasses, and beach gear. They *rent out gear. Also what sets them apart from typical surf shops is that they offer lessons (all ages) and summer camps for kids. The shop is clean, modern, well stocked and organized. The staff were helpful. Plus I happen to see the kiddos summer camp surf lessons at Santa Claus beach. I was impressed with the organization and leadership to handle the gaggle of surfing kiddos and teach 'em a thing or two .

The Rack Is Where It's At!…read more I'm a bargain shopper...I grew up with a mother that knew how to find a good deal and negotiate! The "feels" you get from finding a gem of an item and not paying full price, I can't tell you how amazing it is. Don't get me wrong, for the right item and occasion, I don't mind spending money on myself or a gift. But if we are talking about managing finances and being savvy with money, well then, you need to know how to shop! Over the years I've picked up wardrobes of good deals! Hugo Boss and Armani suits for on average $400-$500. Joe' Jeans for $50-$80. The best deal I ever found was a T-shirt for $0.01...that's right "one cent!" These days I enjoy shopping online. It's much more convenient and allows me to do a price comparison. Usually I will purchase two different sizes, then keep the size that fits best. It's also nice to have your items shipped to the local store, that way you don't have to stress with "Porch Pirates" stealing you deliveries! The Nordstrom Notes are always nice little surprises to add to the shopping experience. The team at the Oxnard is always willing to help with a pickup or return. I've been a happy Nordstrom Rack shopper for decades.

Xochitl, hope I'm spelling it right, at register, needs to learn some manners . She is rude every…read moretime I'm there, it's not even once in a while. She should not be talking to your customers . She has been rude to my co worker , my son -on different occasions. Of course I love Nordstrom Rack ! Who the h doesn't?! But just saying, wish I could cuss lol you have a piece of work dealing with your customers

DSW has it all for everyone. If its for your feet they have it. Plenty of brands at prices to…read moreplease everyone. You just need to spend the time to look. Ive gotten beautiful boots here, shiny heels and Sketcher slip ons with memory foam. Plenty of extras from handbags to socks, sunglasses and plushies. I am a fan.

Back in my day…read more... When I was a kid... When I needed new shoes... I used to LOVE going to Payless ShoeSource where I'd get my new kicks right before the school year started. Brands like Airwalk, L.A. Gear, Rugged Outback... Yeah, I was the coolest kid in school back in the 90's... Ha! Sadly, like most of the iconic businesses from my youth, Payless ShoeSource filed for bankruptcy and the famous footwear brand went under. Besides the cool shoes that I could pick out on my own... What I loved most about Payless... (Or should I say what my mom or dad who were paying loved most)... Was.... The infamous B.O.G.O offer: Yeah!!! The Buy One, Get One for 50% off deal!!! Aww yes, the good 'ol' days! --------------------- Fast forward 30 years... And now, I am a parent, a Dad who now has the honor to buy shoes for my own, three beautiful daughters as they gear up for the school year. But sadly there's no Payless ShoeSource to be found. ------------------- Enter the DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse!!! Yeah, things have changed a lot since the 90's. Now, instead of shopping at a small-box shoe store with maybe 6 aisles of footwear... We enter the Big-Box shoe warehouse with aisles and aisles of every style of shoe you can think of. But if you're looking for those cool "skater" Airwalks or those Rugged Outback work boots like I used to rock in the 90's pretending I was in Timbaland's crew... You ain't gonna find 'em. Like I said, things have changed! Instead of shopping off-brand shoe brands that back in my day were able to hold their own on the playground... My kids are getting name-brand shoes that I just pray stay clean enough to last them the entirety of the school year. And let's not start on the comparison of prices then vs now. The Nikes you want are how much?? You are 5 and going into Kindergarten girl! But hey, that's life! #GirlDad In all seriousness, DSW is THE place to get all the latest and greatest footwear brands all in one place. And for the WHOLE family too! Brands like: Nike, Adidas, Brooks, Converse, UGG, Crocs, Skechers, Birkenstock, Cole Haan, Dr. Martin's, Puma, Reebok & Van's.... Just to name a few. But remember it's DSW and the "D" stands for Designer, so don't forget to check out their offer on Luxury Designer Brands like: Burberry & Balenciaga Yep! You heard me right! (More than likely, these high end designer brands will have to be purchased from DSW.Com). Besides getting new kicks for you, the wifey and your S.U.V full of kids... DSW offers all of the accessories you may need to compliment your new sneaks. Socks, shoe cleaner, belts, hats, bags $ & accessories.... Yes, a look from head to toe minus the clothes.... There's a Nordstrom Rack next door, you're welcome! ------------ Side Note: Brands from my youth that have previously gone under are making a comeback! Like... Toys R Us is coming back!!! Maybe, just maybe Payless ShoeSource will rise once again and I can go get me some Airwalks, ha! But until then.... DSW is where I'm comin' when my kids need new shoes!

I can't speak to the clothing, but I have found absolute gems in the kitchen / home section,…read moreincluding beautiful glasswork, and the honey and jam selection is pretty fantastic, too! I love that it's full of locally made items. Most of the clientele seems to be on the older side. Service is fine. They basically leave you alone and you have to try to find someone if you need something. Checkout is slow.

Love every section of the store. Found some cute sundresses. I felt like a kid in a candy store.read more

Decent selection of shoes but be very careful if you ever need to do a shoe return. The employee…read moredid not want to process the return because there was a very small light half inch barely visible mark on the bottom of shoe. It's very uncomfortable to do a simple return & they make customers feel as though they are doing something completely wrong. My advice if you ever buy shoes take photos after purchasing just in case you need to return them.

When I went to toy are us with my son there was a hundred thing wrong first the prices were greedy…read moremy son got a funko pop and when we check the price and it it more expensive then a large funko from the Hollywood store.second there was a family guy toy in the kid section.thirdly there was a donation bin that was begging ran by T.a.u and the only things in there t.a.u teddies bears that the would for 10 bucks.