I bought comfortable shoes at Hedi's Shoes at the DelMonte Shopping center and she was most…read morehelpful. Unfortunately, they are no longer there anymore. There is a Hedi's at the barnyard still as far as I know.

The service from a young, knowledgable salesperson was wonderful. Beautiful quality shoes, from…read moreconservative to trendy.

Great service. The man that worked with me took the time to see what worked with my feet. No…read morecounter argument that I need to breakdown the shoe. In other words get blisters. They found the perfect shoe for me.

Wow is what I have to say! Great selection of quality items at reasonable prices. Ben helped me…read morepick a Topo show for casual walking and my feet have been grateful to him! The staff really knows the products and are incredible at helping you out. Great experience and loooove the store! They have everything from Patagonia, prana, columbia etc. Go take a look! Thanks again Ben and Treadmill for saving my feet! :)

I was excited to take me my out of town guests to unique shops in Carmel. A manager persuaded my…read morefriend to purchase some boots telling her it would stretch and conform to her feet. My friend wore the shoes briefly but immediately got painful blisters. They hurt even more when she walked in our home. When she tried to return / exchange them, the manager gave her the worst attitude and talked about having to take a loss! This is definitely not the appropriate behavior of a shop in an upscale shopping area. I don't recommend them at all. Note: There was a salesman who was trying to be helpful prior to the incident with the manager.

Well I finally got the boots I ordered in the right size in September. It took 4 months instead of…read more6 weeks and one return. I do have to say the boots are great and I enjoy wearing them. I get compliments on them every time I wear them.

After reading some of the reviews below, I can't believe we were in the same place. Sounds to me…read morelike these folks are simply " snivelers" who revel in complaining. The Club store that I experienced on my recent visit to Carmel was absolutely amazing, both in product and service. If you're looking to buy inexpensive clothing, this is not the place, nor do they make such claims. This creative, well made clothing is, in my opinion, quite fairly priced. Certainly a large selection of Robert Graham, a line that is not for everybody. But they have a wide variety of different lines, at different prices that are current, hip and great fitting. Otherwise, if IZOD is your preference, go elsewhere. The staff is top notch, and that's coming from a fellow retailer. They are friendly, extremely knowledgeable about their product lines and highly professional. Of course they want to make the sale. Isn't that what they are there for? But they certainly were not pushy or obnoxious about it and they were genuine and quite honest about their assessments. I actually was looking for an overcoat and found one elsewhere that was similar but less expensive. In the end, I went back to these fine folks at The Club to purchase their coat, just because they were such great people and such a pleasure to do business with. If you are male, visiting Carmel and have great taste in clothes, The Club should be your first stop. If your style is more "Dick Cheney Wear", save your money and hit your local mall once back from your trip. The Club is A+

The clothes at this store are very nice. However the staff at this store are very unprofessional…read moreand disrespectful. I would recommend looking for better shops around Carmel.

One thing about going to a new city is how you imagine an area in your mind's eye, sometimes…read moredoesn't match the reality. Knowing that this outdoor shopping center was 3 stories and had over 30 stores, I expected the area around it to be like a city center, with heavy foot and car traffic, lots of noise, and business advertisement. Instead, I wasn't sure if we were in the right place, because the neighborhood looked residential. The city planners/architects did a really nice job to implement this intention. The shopping center first opened in 1960, as an open-air courtyard style with a luxury department store, unheard of at the time for a town that small. Throughout the years, it hosted a major department store chain (Saks Fifth Avenue) as well. Now, in keeping with Carmel's intention to not have any national brand retail in it's city limits, the majority of stores/restaurants at this mall are local (though there are exceptions like Tiffany & Co, Anthropologie, and Brunello Cuccinelli). We got lucky and found free street a block from the center. Even on a Monday late morning, it was quite busy with tourists and locals alike hanging out in the main courtyard. A really nice feature was the large outdoor gas firepit that people were using to keep warm. We had come for a particular restaurant, but were informed that they were closed for the day for a private event (no signs or mention on their website)...I guess that's how this particular business rolls.

One of the places we always come to when we arrive in the Monterey Bay, Carmel plaza Shopping has…read moresome great shops with a variety of products, clothes, and other items which we enjoy. The center has three different levels with stairs in the middle and each side or if you desire an elevator, there is one on the end. During the weekend or summertime when it's busy, parking can be a challenge. There is a parking garage not far away if the street is full. If that is full, you may need to walk a bit. There is also some great places to eat such as The Flying Fish, a coffee shop, and a wine maker or two. In the center of the plaza, there is space to sit and enjoy the environment-just find some shade if it's warm!

Spectacular luck today stopping in on Boxing Day! I love Cole Hahn shoes and they are the only…read moredress shoes that my adult sons can stand because they are so comfortable. I did not NEED and probably will never again need shoes, having inherited literally 100s of pairs of my late mother's prolific size 10 shoe collection. It is impressive and so fashionable like my mother herself. Lots of classic pumps, ballet flats, sky high stilettos clogs, mules, sandals in a rainbow of colors- high end designer shoes like Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blah ik,Gucci, Prada Armani, Celine and Ralph Lauren. Shoes that I would NEVER buy myself even if i could afford them. I digress, but the point is that I have shoes galore, but the Cole Hahn brand on major sale are the epitome of practical comfort and too good to pass up. I kept picking up pairs that I loved and finding that they were either in stock, able to be ordered and shipped for free AND 50% off . Shout out to super salesman Brian- who kept checking the back, finding pairs online for me. 5 pair, including the best ballet flats, red patent leather and leopard flats with a bow, black satin kitten heels and slip on sneakers. I was out the door in half an hour with a grand total of $393. Yep- less than $80 a pair for premium, practical shoes that fit my lifestyle perfectly. Time to get rid of some of the less practical pair of my mom's shoes to make room in my closet....

When in town, it's one of the stores we hit. Never fails. We love the staff and the inventory…read more Store isn't overwhelming and always organized.

Was pleasantly surprised to find some designer gothic jewelry in Carmel by the sea! Tracy and her…read moreteam helped me out with deciding the perfect piece to add to my collection. So happy to find some King Baby jewelry while I was in town for the weekend, thank you all again.

My recent visit and experience at Augustina's with Susan and the team was fabulous! The team is…read morevery knowledgeable about their designers they carry and Susan was very versed in the fine jewelry brand, GURHAN and other designers. I will definitely be back!

Haven't been to an Anthropologie in a few years but Nikki made our experience so welcoming. She has…read moregreat customer service and really stood out to us during our time there. We were trying on clothes & she was so helpful! I ended up buying the candle they had going inside the store as it smelled amazing. They have a corner full of clearance items they just do not sell any rings in store but can order it for you! I ended up getting a cute purse & coffee mug! Next time I'm in Carmel I will be back (:

Anthropologie in Carmel is a really beautiful store super clean, well organized, and definitely fun…read moreto walk through. Yes, it's pricey (as expected), but the clearance section is AMAZING. My daughter scored a pair of jeans that were originally around $300 for only $60, which honestly made the stop totally worth it. Only downside was the service... it wasn't great and felt a little unhelpful, which took away from the experience. But overall, if you love Anthro and want to hunt for deals, the clearance racks are where it's at.