Had a great experience shopping Hanna was the employee who was there while I was shopping. She was…read moresuper helpful throughout the entire time and was really nice. Definitely will be coming back again. All of their clothes are super cute and there's a variety of sizes and styles.

This is the type of store that my 20s-something daughter would typically shop in. Cute clothes for…read moresure but on the youthful side. Maybe because I am young at heart I found a couple of things here: a baby doll T-shirt ($18) that said "I love hot dads" and a sweater ($36) with cherries on them. Yeah none of this stuff is work-appropriate but I like to wear fun clothes! I signed up for their points club, you get a free sticker for doing this as well as getting a free tote bag on your birthday. They have stores throughout SoCal but this was the first location I've been to. Service was friendly and they helped me find the right sizes that I needed. Prices weren't too bad either. Would totally return!

As a Dodger girly, this spot has been on my feed so much recently! Came in and I was not…read moredisappointed! Along with all the baseball stuff, they had plenty of other things to choose from. I only grabbed a hat this time around but def coming back. Staff were super friendly too!

After getting frozen yogurt with my granddaughter we walked into The Grove and I was immediately…read moregiddy with all of the cuteness that fills this shop. So much to like here! This family owned business must have loads of fun shopping to stock their shelves. It's colorful, unique, and fun! Downtown Claremont is full of unique shops and dining. It is truly a fun place to spend an afternoon.The Grove is one of many shops that are worth a stop when visiting Claremont!

This review is strictly for online order fulfillment that was sent to this store. I was greeted…read morewhen I walked in and asked if I needed help with anything. I let the lady working know that I was there to pick up an online order for two t-shirts that I ordered online--one was a Tribe Called Quest tee, and the other one was Motley Crue. She found my order, pulled it, and also gave me a 25% off coupon for any in-store purchase. The transaction was done in probably less than five minutes since I had a concert to go to the same night. I'd definitely send my merch to this store again to pick up any online orders since couriers outside of USPS are horrible with delivering orders where I live (gated community). The shirts are pretty good quality as I've purchased from here before. Give them a shot. Their service and acknowledgement is leagues better than Pac Sun in the same mall.

I spent all this time just now picking out items for the lunch money amount and the thin lady with…read moredark framed glasses told me i cannot buy more than five of the little blind boxes. Not sure when this rule was implemented in store but i'm pretty sure i've been able to buy cases of tokidoki figures here and all the other boxlunch stores. If you wanted to buy a full case or more than 5 blind box figures, don't waste your time at this location

Stopped by the mall last night to try to get some shopping done at Black Friday prices, without the…read morecrowds. The festive decor at the Santa's photograph center was over-the-top sparkly, with moving reindeer! There's also a Christmas tree where you can choose a card with a kid's name on it and their Christmas wish list;, once you purchase the gifts, you can drop them off in a box next to it.

Montclair Place is one of those malls that surprises you once you actually walk around and pay…read moreattention. The selection isn't huge like the major SoCal shopping giants, but the stores they do have are genuinely useful. You've got a solid mix of clothing spots, beauty, shoes, tech, a few unique boutiques, and enough anchor stores to make it easy to get what you need without hopping all over town. It feels very practical, like a mall that understands everyday errands instead of trying too hard to be something it isn't. Value wise, it's honestly one of the better malls in the area. Prices feel fair, parking is effortless, and you're not spending half your day fighting crowds just to grab a couple things. Even the food options give you a good range, from quick bites to sit-down spots that don't make your wallet cry. It's the kind of place where you walk out feeling like you got everything done without the stress that other malls bring. The ambience has definitely improved. Parts of the mall still have that quiet, echoey vibe, but the updated sections create a nice contrast because they feel bright, clean, and fresh. The lighting is better, the layout feels more open, and it's one of the few malls where you can actually hear yourself think. It has a relaxed energy that makes it easy to stroll around without feeling rushed. You can tell they're still working on polishing everything, but the direction they're going is promising. Overall, Montclair Place feels like a mall in transition, but in a good way. It gives you convenience, decent variety, comfortable ambience, and a calm experience that's rare these days. I'll definitely keep coming back because I can see the progress, and I'd be happy to update my review as they continue improving.

I dig this place. Unique clothing from hipster, retro to skate vibe. Cool shoe inventory you can't…read morefind elsewhere. Staff is amazingly friendly. 5 stars

Kings is one of the few last bastions of streetwear boutiques, reminiscent of a long, bygone era of…read morestreetwear dating back to around 2009 to maybe the end of 2014. Nowadays streetwear trends have shifted, blurring the line between casual fashion and high fashion. It's made its way into high fashion, collaborating with major fashion heavyweights like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Vetements, etc. to list a few. Kings to me is what pure streetwear is all about at its core. No bots, no asinine reseller mark-ups, no insane pricetags, no bullshit. Just tried and true streetwear styles from iconic streetwear brands that have withstood the test of time. I'm thankful Kings and others like it still exist (Proper, BAIT, Bowls LA and Union are both kind of). I say kind of because Bowls opens whenever they want and Union definitely has a certain audience in mind with the brands they carry. Anyway, maybe I'm looking back at the history of streetwear with rose-tinted glasses, but there's no denying that the fact that a place like Kings can still thrive despite the fact that a lot of boutiques I used to frequent have either shifted to online exclusively or just shuttered their doors permanently is respectable. The fact that you can still walk into a place like this and get some sick drip without playing bullshit games and waiting for drops or buying bots to cop shit is something I truly appreciate. The staff is cool as always and if anything, their selection has improved over the years and they've definitely stepped up (heh) their shoe game as well. Anyway, my very long drawn out point is that Kings is still king when it comes to finding streetwear locally with an excellent selection. They carry all the brands; new and old. It's like Costco. You definitely aren't walking outta there with just a $5 rotisserie chicken. You're gonna walk outta there with a whole ass wardrobe if you haven't gone shopping in a VERY long time, like me.

Barbara is the perfect hostess! I went in on the recommendation of a good friend only a few minutes…read morebefore they were about to close. she and Suzanne stayed open for me and gave me a full tour of the beautiful shop. Suzanne made me the most beautiful gift for a friend who is fighting cancer, after helping decide the perfect things to include. If you need something special, this is the perfect place to get it. The selection is vast and everything is the best quality with a bit of whimsy.

This is the cutest most charming store in Claremont. Their gift wrapping is the most beautifully…read moredone and very original! I love this shop! When looking for a nice gift this place is a must!

This cup. This cup has been sitting here since March 18, 2025--a date now burned into workplace…read morehistory. Untouched. Unclaimed. Unholy. Once, it may have held coffee. Perhaps tea. Maybe even the hopes and dreams of a productive morning. But now? It contains only regret, biohazard-level mystery liquid, and the scent of poor life choices. It's evolved. It's grown things. There may be civilizations forming inside. At this point, it's not just disgusting--it's a health threat. A monument to procrastination. A testament to what happens when "I'll grab it later" becomes "I guess it lives here now." Final verdict: Needs to be quarantined. Please, someone--do the right thing. Throw it away before it earns voting rights.

I've shopped at this Target because of great frontline employees like Kristine, who apologized and…read moreprovided excellent service, and Joy, who had previously been kind and helpful. Experiences like those are the reason I felt comfortable shopping here and believed this store was part of my community. That trust was broken during a recent visit. While checking out, two other customers were arguing loudly in front of a child. I said one sentence to de-escalate and encourage them to separate. I was not involved in the dispute, did not raise my voice, and did not continue engaging. Other customers even stated that I was not part of the argument. Despite that, I was singled out and treated as the problem without anyone taking the time to ask what actually happened. When I raised my concerns, the store manager, Cody, was dismissive and condescending. He repeatedly told me to calm down and lower my voice even though I was not yelling. After I disclosed that I am part of the ADA community and explained that his manner of speaking was making me uncomfortable, he continued escalating instead of listening. I was publicly chastised, embarrassed, and ultimately told to leave while security stood by and did nothing. What hurt most is that I raised sincere concerns and the person in charge did not even take my name. He made it very clear that he had no interest in hearing what was important to me or understanding what I had experienced. There was no effort to help, no effort to de-escalate, and no effort to treat me with dignity. I left deeply distressed and did not feel safe returning to the store, even to address damaged items from my purchase. This was not a frontline employee issue. It was a failure of leadership. I want to feel safe and respected in my own community, and this experience made it clear that, in that moment, I was not. Very disappointing and heartbreaking experience.

I lose more money here than I do a casino -…read more Great prices. Tons of Pro-club, Shaka Wear, AAA, etc. HUGE Selection for Women - I don't shop in women, but it looks big.

Good selection of T shirts and pants for teens and young adults. My grandson wanted a particular…read morebrand of t shirts and found them here. The staff is friendly and the selection is good.

So happy with the service! my nose piercing + jewelry change for my tragus went so smoothly, airick…read morewas great !

Love love love this place! I have now had 4 piercings done here and I love how informative the…read morestaff. They really make sure to listen to exactly what you want, check the area to make sure they can actually give you what you want, and provide recommendations as you choose out your jewelry which is well-priced. My piercers have also been very gentle and take cleanliness seriously--everything is very sterile from the moment you enter the building to the piercing room. I plan to get my 5th piercing here in about a month once I come back in to downsize my 4th. Please consider coming here if you're looking to get pierced yourself or if you have a family member wanting to get something new.

I've been to A Lot of Good Thrift Store several times to drop off different items, and I always…read morehave a great experience. The staff is kind, helpful, and professional, and the donation process is very convenient. They are open Tuesday through Saturday and closed Sunday and Monday. If you're dropping off donations, you can simply drive up to the donation area, and they will take the items from your car and provide you with a receipt. That makes the process so easy. Today I met Maria, the store manager, and she provided excellent customer service. She also shared helpful information about where some of the donated clothing and items go, including libraries and different organizations they partner with. It was a great learning experience and made me feel even better about donating here. I would definitely encourage others to bring donations here or stop by and shop to see what they have. It's a friendly, community-focused thrift store with great customer service.

This thrift store used to be soooo good. They are under new management now and the experience is SO…read moreHORRIBLE! I asked the women checking us out if they were under new management. She was so rude and said yes she is a new manager. I told her I can tell and everyone seems so unwelcoming. She didn't even care and said thanks. I'm like the change is not in a good way. She was snappy and incredibly rude and defensive. She wanted to change the price on a doll we were gonna buy because she said it was an antique doll, this doll was literally and Our Generation doll from Target. So she doesn't even know the product. Be carefully shopping here if they consider a Target doll an antique. Really disheartening because it used to be such a wonderful store. And after seeing the responses from the new manager I can see that she is incredibly unprofessional. It says a lot that she argues with customers leaving a negative review. Will definitely not be coming back and none of the collector friends will either.