This Macys is huge and the flagship store. It is located across from a pretty Herald square and…read moreoffers a pleasant hub. I came predominantly to see the old historical wooden elevators. I found them and had a ride on them. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1978.

I want to say I used to LOVE this Macy's. Shopping for clothes as a plus-sized woman has always…read morebeen difficult and this Macy's always had good quality and fashionable finds. I don't know what has happened over the course of the summer but they have shrunk the department in half and a lot of the better quality items from Donna Karan and Calvin Klein have disappeared. This is extremely aggravating since I have always counter ok the location for my work wear and casual finds and have shopped with their personal shoppers many times. Americans are still getting bigger despite ozempic and are here to stay. Nordstrom has already done away with their plus size section in store and Macy's was one of the few places left to shop in person. It is very disappointing to see this happening and very fat phobic of Macy's.

Located in the Times Square/Theater District area I shop here on occasion when I need a new pair of…read morejeans. Levi's is an iconic brand which I wear often. I've owned other brands but Levi's is my go-to.. Good quality and fit for me. You can shop for cheaper other brands but most can't compare. Clean and well organized store. Helpful staff if you need help finding something. Plenty of fitting rooms.

Big store with a nice selection. I went on a weekend and there was a DJ in the front of the store…read moreplaying. Not sure if it was a special occasion or if that's always the norm since it's Times Square. Along with everything else these days, most items are very expensive so I'll either shop a sale section or wait for prices to go down.

wasn't very busy when i went the staff there are not the…read morenicest also you have to check literally everything at the door except a small bag

This place is pretty hidden. They make you check literally everything before going in the room with…read morethe clothes. Don't go right before closing -- they are very strict about not trying anything on close to closing time and making sure everyone looks like they'll be done. I went to the Ramy Brook sale and was impressed with the selection and prices. It's definitely hit or miss so good to follow the Instagram and keep tabs on which brands are going and the price lists

I went to this location to return a dress I had bought for a client. From start to finish Nikki was…read morenot only helpful, but extremely kind and enthusiastic. When I called back to get some extra details she was equally as helpful. I'll definitely be a returning customer to this location

Since AO charges $10 for mailed return, I went to this store instead that's close to my work. The…read morestore is very nice, has some wonderful clothing. But not as versatile as their website that has far more items and products on sale. I was greeted by a very friendly associate. She proceeded my return within a minute. I walked around the door little bit. They have some lovely fitting room. This a good store for people to see and try AO's amazing designs and clothes.

I had my eye on a Loewe bag on the Bergdorf website for several months that cost far more than I…read morewas comfortable paying. Last week I checked it out to see if it was on sale and to my delight it was. Bergdorf's had deeply discounted it, and I was able to use the new customer discount on top of that to get an extra 15% off. The final price was about 60% off retail. The bag arrived six days later, boxed nicely in a Loewe dust bag. I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

I love going in with my Uniqlo pants and All-birds, wondering if they are going to "Pretty Woman"…read moreme, but they don't. Maybe they think I am rich I am so dressed down. The store is a little too ultra-high-end luxury for me, but it is a legendary New York institution and a unique pinnacle of high-end shopping, so I don't mind following my happy wife around. This review is mainly, though, for the fragrances. There was a fragrance specialist named El-Aton Georges, who was eager to use his knowledge to help us, since I am so picky. He made it fun. It was like, "Okay, you may detect notes of this and that" even though I would be detecting opening notes of "a grandma apple putting her sandalwood cigarettes out into a bar of Irish Spring" or "a leather lemon changing motor oil while eating linen popcorn in a savannah rain, with end notes of Lil' Debbie Cosmic Brownie" So, look for El-Aton, and tell him I sent you. He is quite the Con-nose-seur and he welcomes you all.

Service was friendly. Good selection--especially sales…read moreitems. I get many compliments on the clothes I get from this store. Great Black Friday deals.

One of the handful of Anthropologie stores left in NYC, like many retailers they've trimmed the fat…read morein terms of lower performing locations. I'm glad this one is still around since it's the most convenient location and most central at Rockefeller Center, compared to the other 4 stores (UES, Chelsea market, SoHo and W.Village). Their product styling is generally considered more boho chic apparel, accessories and home goods + furniture, I'd call it maybe more romantic and whimsical, less preppy and buttoned up. They're owned by Urban Outfitters which also owns Free People so the adjacencies between the aesthetics, products and target consumers make sense. They're geared toward the mid 20s to mid-40s age range, and prices tend to be on the mid to higher side for this type of product. Not to level of high-end designer but generally more than your mid-range mall retailers. In the countless number of times I've visited, staff here usually are cordial. There's a main level which has the main entrance from street-side, new seasonal collections, accessories and the checkout/register area towards the back of the store. Then there's a basement level which is accessible from with Rockefeller Center. The fitting rooms and home goods section are downstairs.

This dispensary is first rate great service, selection, and value…read moreWhen you first enter, you have to show your drivers license or some type of official ID so they can make sure that you are the proper age to be in this type of establishment There are several kiosk that you can go to to look at their in When I was there, I looked at various types of edibles If you needed any assistance, there is always someone there to help They only accept debit cards and cash no credit cards

Tommy was super helpful! I appreciated his honest thoughts on different products…read more The cart I got is okay, it definitely hits, but I payed more for that one because it's supposed to Taste like weed and not all that gross additive stuff. I got a Jetty Extracts cart, and it tastes like fertilizer or dirt or something like that, but all I'm looking for is one that tastes like bud . At least it came with a free batt

Holy moly this place is huge! Three stories, a coffee shop, and a 100% chance of getting lost. We…read moreseriously had so much fun exploring in here and probably could have spend a lot more time if we weren't on a time crunch. Uniqlo has a never-ending selection of basics at a great price (they definitely have some pricier items though!) You would think at a store of this size the check out process would be a nightmare, but it was the opposite! It's self-checkout, and there are multiple stations throughout the store. You simply drop your items in a box and it calculates the total, no scanning involved! We were able to complete the check out process in less than 2 minutes. Incredible! Definitely got to pay this location a visit. It feels like a museum with how big it is!

I liked it. Japanese style department store. High end price wise. Store has a different, but…read morepositive energy to it. Dare I say, it was almost fun shopping here. That said if I wasn't in need of a dry warm long sleeve garment from the rain soaking through my jacket, I never would've gone in, and given most of thiet prices, probably wouldn't go back.

What a fun experience! My friend needed a "mother of the bride" dress - the window displays were…read morefun and beautiful so we wandeeed in....Connie and her staff were helpful and skilled and we found the perfect MOB dress and accessories as well...we all walked out with beautiful new wardrobe additions! Professional, skilled, and warm and friendly!

I discovered La Mode Royale quite by chance last week. The store window on 54th Street made it…read moreimpossible to walk by without stopping in. It truly took my breath away. I was greeted by Marie, who showed me one of the coats that I loved on sight. I turned and was instantly riveted by a magnificent sapphire blue coat dress displayed on a mannequin. Full disclosure --- Dressing rooms trigger the worst of my claustrophobic reactions. As though she could read my mind, Marie whisked a medium sized dress (size selected by me) over my turtleneck and trousers. It was gorgeous, but the fit didn't meet my high expectations. Marie instantly recognized that I should be in a size small, and in a matter of seconds had me in the smaller size. Cinderella's reaction to her Fairy Godmother's fashion magic couldn't have been more joyous than mine when I saw myself in the full length mirror. As a woman in the 7th decade of life, I can state with hard-earned authority, this was easily the most transformative experience I've ever had in my long career as a fashionista. Fast forward, I wore the dress to an event of Friday. I've had custom made dresses that didn't fit every inch of my body like this one, or flatter my figure as perfectly. Equally amazing is that the dress is so comfortable, I didn't want to take it off when I got home. On a scale of one to ten, everything about the experience --- the service, the quality of the fabric and the magic of the perfect tailoring scores off the scale to an easy 20 points. Without exaggeration, at least a dozen ladies at the Westport, CT luncheon asked where I'd found this magnificent creation. Forgive me. I selfishly decided NOT to tell them. XXX P.S. I'll be back P.P.S. "Value" should also be checked in my rating. P.P.P.S. Photo to be posted promptly.

I just love this store. There are 7 world wide and this was my 4th store visit. Think avant garde,…read moreedgy, alternative- anything but mainstream fashion. This location is discreetly placed. No big neon signs just the name on the door behind some bigger doors. You have to know it's there to know it's there and I almost missed it. Staff is strategically placed throughout the store. 7 floors and a basement of hard to find designs and designers. There's also a small cafe on the 1st floor. You could wander here for hours looking and doing try ons. If fashion is your thing, check them out.

Very nice store with great exclusive clothing. Attached to a food venue…read more Very interesting choices here and a ton of floors to explore. Enjoyed the unique clothing and cafe.