2.5/5 I came into…read moreRestyled in Stonestown to sell a few pairs of shoes, and while I completely understand that shops have every right to pass on buying something they are unsure about, the way this situation was handled really threw me off. One of the pairs I brought in was the Concord 11 from 2018. I know for a fact they are real because my friend bought them directly from the SNS when they released, and I was literally with him at the time. I saw the order confirmation, the receipt, and the shoes when they arrived. I have never bought fakes in my life, and everyone I buy from either gets them directly from Nike, Adidas, or another authorized source. I am extremely careful about authenticity. When I handed over the Concords, the employee looked them over and said they were fake. The reasons given were the bottoms were yellowing, the soles had the wrong print, the box was wrong, and the glue smell was not right. They even compared my pair to one of theirs and decided mine did not match. Also worth noting, if your shoes have yellowed at all, they count them as used even if you have never worn them once. I have nothing against that policy and just wanted to point it out. I can respect if they are not comfortable making a deal, that is their right. What bothered me was the commentary that came along with it. They made repeated remarks like, "You should get your money back from your friend," "Are you still friends with him?," "You can just wear these fakes because no one will know," and "You got ripped off." Between these comments and the reasons they gave, it honestly made me doubt how well they can authenticate shoes. Yellowing happens to many older shoes, box variations can occur with legitimate releases, and a glue smell is far from a definitive test. When you factor in that I know the full history of the shoes from purchase to now, it is hard to take their verdict seriously. Even after deciding to pass on the Concords, they did not move on. While looking at my other shoes, they kept circling back to the Concords, continuing to explain why they thought they were fake. It just felt like overkill, especially after the decision was already made. On top of that, they started asking me for proof of purchase for my other pairs, as if I might be trying to unload multiple fakes. I get being cautious, but the tone felt more like they were accusing me of something rather than just doing due diligence. The store itself is well kept, clean, organized, and visually appealing. They have a cool key machine for prizes, which adds some fun to the place. The other employee I interacted with was friendly and professional. Pricing on shoes is about what you would expect for a resale shop in a mall. If you are selling, just know their offers tend to be StockX buy now price minus around 30 to 40 dollars, which is reasonable for a business trying to make profit. Bottom line, I did not walk out upset because of the deal. I walked out feeling insulted because of the way they handled it. If they had just said, "We are going to pass," and left it at that, I would probably be giving a completely different rating right now.

Like the other review, this place is really nice. Clean shop with nice presentations. They go by…read morestockx prices; they rip out their phones right away and go by "bid prices" minus 20-30 percent. I don't even think they go by the sale prices. I'll hop over again when I decide what I want to get rid of and see how that goes. Sucks to be accused of fraud when you know your kicks are legit, though. Shows how amateur the worker/owners are. Doubt they'll be around after their lease expires.

This location is well spread out and easy to shop. We came in over an hour before closing to get my…read morekid some clothing. The lady working in kids was friendly, but informed me that he couldn't try a pair of shorts on because they close the fitting rooms an hour before store closing. For a store policy - That's a bit frustrating since he literally just needed to try two sizes of one item, and Zara sizing is very inconsistent. We ended up buying a few things, but will be avoiding this location in the future.

I Used To Work At One Zara Department Store Which Was At Post Street In The Downtown Area Of San…read moreFrancisco Ca USA.... The One Thing That I Like Most About Zara Is The T Shirts & Sweaters & Also The Free WI Fi!!!!! Not Every Department Store Has Free Wifi!!!! If U Yelpers & Yelpettes Like Shopping For Mens Or Womens Clothes Try Going To This Zara Location!!!!!

I have recently been loving Express, and have been coming to this location every couple of weeks…read more The staff is always friendly and helpful, and I'm always happy with my purchases. Today we went in, and one of my little ones managed to rip open one of his snacks as we were paying. Jackie, who was already so sweet and personable from the beginning of our interaction, immediately offered up a little baggie so that he could have his treat without losing any to the ground. When my other little one started to fuss, she quickly pulled out another baggie so that they'd both have a baggie. Going shopping with young kids isn't the easiest, so her gesture was just so helpful and so so appreciated! If you're reading this, thanks again, Jackie!!

Went to Express a few months ago for some nice slacks and a button up shirt. The quality is always…read morenice and the price reflects this. Thankfully they had some deals going on and it brought the price down a bit. I went to the cash register and was met by Nikki. Nikki was a breath of fresh air at a time where everyone wants to just run your items and get you out of there. Nikki greeted me and gave me a quality experience. She didn't rush me and actually took the time to find the best deals for me. What began as a $300 purchase ended up being a $125 deal thanks to her taking the time to ring up the purchases in a way that maximized my savings. Since then I've made sure to stop by Express every time I go to the mall simply because of the experience she gave me.

I wish Uniqlo were still in downtown San Francisco. I read they are preparing to open a flagship in…read morethe troubled mid-Market neighborhood. They could not bring it back on their own. But they have done well: the New Yorker magazine published a profile of their founder and the corporate philosophy. I don't want to fall for marketing pitches. I am persuaded, however, that this corporation is different. It is a profit making venture of course. It has a sensibility I feel I can support. The clothing is not cheap, but it is not expensive. On sale, it is a true bargain. It is not what kids today have celebrated as fast fashion, disposable, but it is not heirloom quality either. I expect my Uniqlo purchases to last, say, a half decade, and they hold up to that test. The fit seems to me consistent across styles. Although the aesthetic is probably pitched to those a generation younger than me, minimalism seems to me relatively timeless; nothing has become unfashionable (wide lapels of the 1970s, skinny ties of the 1980s, shoulder pads in women's suits, etc.) The textiles are, if I can be slightly critical, not the finest in my wardrobe. They are good enough. So Uniqlo is a place that if I were out with my wife at this mall, I wouldn't mind stopping into. I'm not a shopper at all, in the sense it never occurs to me to go shopping. There is a very limited list of chains I would be glad to visit. Uniqlo would be among them. A note about Stonestown. This mall is doing something right. Retail, they say, is dying. You would not know it from the parking lot here. I have never been to Stonestown within the past decade without marveling at how it is bustling. Whoever operates a shopping center should check out Stonestown to see how it should be done.

After today's incident, it honestly doesn't surprise me that their ratings are so low…read more Two days ago, my sister purchased a cute summer dress for her birthday. When she got home, she realized she needed a larger size, so she came back to exchange the exact same dress for a different size. The cashier refused the exchange, claiming there was a small makeup stain near the neckline. My sister explained that the stain was already there when purchased and that she simply wanted the same dress in a larger size-not a refund. I had the receipt at home since it was a gift, but the cashier also stated that without the receipt she could not honor the exchange. My sister asked for a manager, who initially refused as well, again blaming the stain. When I arrived, I explained that we had literally purchased the dress there two days earlier and nobody had mentioned or checked the stain at the time of purchase. The manager then smugly and reluctantly agreed to "let it go this one time" and told us that customers should inspect items carefully for stains before leaving the store. I responded that the retail team should be just as responsible for checking merchandise instead of immediately blaming customers. What made the situation even more frustrating was that my sister grabbed another larger-sized dress directly off the sales rack, and when we checked it closely-surprise -it ALSO had a stain around the neckline that the cashier failed to notice. So apparently customers are expected to catch every flaw, while staff are not held to the same standard? Who is to say that perhaps Uniqlo intentionally puts stained clothing on the racks to avoid refunding customers??? The cashier even turned her name badge around so we couldn't see her name to include in a formal complaint, which felt incredibly unprofessional. Eventually, the manager apologized after we pointed out how poorly the situation was handled, but it did not feel sincere at all. So customers make sure you check inside out all your purchases for any little stain or markings - - they will not honor any exchanges or refunds even if they put them on their racks. This was the team working on Mother's Day, May 10, 2026, in the early afternoon. Be better and do better, Uniqlo.

I wanted to give a total shout out to the entire staff Charlie & other 3 employees & manager were…read moreamazing I'm 65 they all made feel alive fun great way to start my holiday season. I recommend you all shop here. This staff is awesome very good at what they do!

I used to shop at Milpitas H&M but over the years, customer service declined. I visit this mall…read moremonthly and I'm amazed at the cleanliness and service I find here. Very satisfied with sales associate Samiah, Who was very helpful with my questions and was kind when I needed a dressing room. Hard to find quality customer service nowadays! Keep it up and shoutout to Samiah!

Came to Ross a few days ago, and unfortunately I didn't catch her name but the associate with the…read morered colored hair was very kind and helpful. Not only did she help us find exactly what we were looking for but she was also very efficient at the register.

Highly recommend. 1…read more Value - I've found a ton of items here for sub $20 that are comparable to designer clothes. Just have to have a knack for fashion sense. 2. I noticed two particular employees that went above and beyond. First was the security guard with warm welcomes at the front of the store. Second was Vincent, who not only cleaned up after patrons made a mess of things, but also helped the cashiers during a busy time. Only spent ~$75 - $80 including taxes for 6 total items. Courteous, prompt, and bang for buck!

my Thoughts on Target are mixed, but i was in the area and realized that Target should stock Hair…read moreSpray. not far from the entrance were cosmetics, and a wide range of hair products. unlike Safeway, Walgreens, the products offered were easy to evaluate, and pricing was realistic. I noted this in Texas when visiting family that Target does a nice job merchandising cosmetics, and related stock It's good to see that extends to Stonestown. Opted for the self Checkout, just entered my code, scanned, and bagged, it was very simple. parking was easy and my experience was pleasant. That said i found the bins of goods near the entrance, and prepared food placed in wall cubbies to be questionable, but then again that's not why I stepped into Target.

There were so many shoppers inside checkout lines were snaking down the aisles…read more I was glad to pick up an online order for frozen turkey breasts, pre-paid so we could be on our way. Service was quick and polite. Got a great deal on their Good & Gather brand frozen turkey breast, possible if you jump after Thanksgiving (and maybe after Christmas?) you can get a deal. I'll take anything I can feeding this swimmer of mine! As I was walking out of the store I noticed Target has a very large display of E.L.F. makeup. I really like their products; will have to browse next time I'm there.

Came in with my son and while we didn't purchase anything I did notice the prices on the luxury…read morehandbags were reasonable! We were in and out so not much more to tell.

This place is truly an insult, and the workers are so shallow. It's honestly a gamble depending on…read morewho your buyer is, because your items could get rejected solely based on the mood of the person you're dealing with, which is absolutely crazy. I brought in a couple of Zara/Levi denim pieces--completely unworn--and they offered me a whopping $3 for just 3 of them. Seriously? That's a total slap in the face. Meanwhile, they have beat-up Gucci bags in their "fancy" glass cabinets selling for thousands. It's hard not to laugh at the absurdity of it all. But what really gets me is the whole process. Not only do you have to deal with their judgmental staff, but it also took them an hour and a half to "sort through" my items. I get it, they need to assess things, but that's ridiculous. Over an hour for like 10 items? It was honestly a waste of time. By the time they finally got back to me, I felt like I had been forgotten in the corner of the store. And for what? A few bucks for clothes that were practically brand new? I mean, it's one thing to have a long wait, but to leave with such a low offer was just the cherry on top. The staff? Don't get me started. They're so cocky and you can tell by their body language and the way they reacted as we walked in. I unknowingly walked in after their so-called "cut off time" and these two girls behind the counter (especially the one with platinum blonde/gray hair) looked at my husband and me like we were somehow beneath them. I honestly wanted to walk out, but I gave them another chance, thinking maybe it was just a one-time thing. So, I came back with fewer items just to test the waters. The first time, the guy who explained their cut-off time was really friendly, so I thought maybe I was just overthinking it. But the second time, when we were looking at those overpriced Gucci items behind the glass, the same guy was super friendly, offering assistance as we looked. But the second my husband told him we were actually there to sell, his entire demeanor flipped. His mood completely changed, and he went from overly nice to totally uninterested. It was honestly so off-putting. The vibe the staff gives off just threw me off completely. Even though they might have some decent finds (I did score a Loungefly fanny pack on my first visit and was pretty content), I won't be coming back. The whole experience just wasn't worth it, and I'd rather support somewhere else with a more consistent, welcoming vibe.

I went in really quick to browse and ended up buying one shirt. The cashier took forever to ring me…read moreup for one shirt, she spent more time chatting with her coworkers. She also signed me up for the rewards program without asking! She asked for my email to send the receipt, which I thought was weird since she asked before even scanning everything but I brushed it off. Then she asked if I wanted a receipt at the end of my transaction so I was generally confused and could only assume she used my email for a reward system. Now I keep receiving emails from their reward program.

We stopped by briefly so my daughter could pick up a solid black t-shirt. Sometimes stores focus…read moretoo much on "graphic print" tees, so it is nice to be able to find plain solid tees in stores. She's picky about the length of her tops. Cotton On had tees that were just the right length she was looking for.

Sorry for the long review…read more Been living in the sunset district for 3 years. After Nordstrom closed, I found myself shopping at a local boutique in the sunset, routinely. I found a couple of items I can't wait to wear. the pajama sets they have are top quality. They are very similar to the sets I've found in high end bed/linen company's in town.I've also purchased a cute top that gets me many compliments and a leather purse that transforms into a backpack. They have many items including jewelry and beach items. I'm telling you, come and find your next item you can't live without.

Cutest shop with a ton of stock and everything is cute and reasonably priced but well made. Lots of…read morelocal stuff that isn't specifically a souvenir but can be a gift for people visiting. Love their jewelry selection. Lots of hand made things.