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!

My boyfriend and I used to love coming here to buy gifts, but the last time I was here, I was…read morefollowed extremely closely by a male employee for the entire 10-15 minutes I was in the store. Left in tears. Reading the other reviews, I see that my situation was unfortunately not unique, but rather a pattern of behavior from this store and their employees. Would advise people of color to avoid The Grove if you don't want to leave feeling targeted and treated like a criminal.

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

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.

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.

This mail is always decent to go to when in the area when shopping for clothes, bowling, or the…read moremovie theatre. Service in each store is nice and the value of prices varies depending on the store.

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!

TARGGGGJJJJAY- This place usually has what I need…read more Process: I offer my stuff online through the app. Click "on my way", then click "I'm here" and boom a couple of minutes later my junk is in my car and I'm free to go! There's plenty of parking for pick up so pick a spot.

Came in with an unopened Apple Watch and the original receipt. We understood it was outside the…read morereturn window and weren't demanding special treatment. The problem wasn't the return denial. The problem was the customer service. The packaging was damaged while being handled by Target staff, manager Ian was dismissive and disrespectful, and security was standing nearby during what should have been a simple customer service conversation. My wife left feeling embarrassed and humiliated for doing nothing more than asking a question. It's amazing how a company can spend millions on branding and still make a paying customer feel like a criminal for trying to return an item. Target didn't lose this review because of a return policy. They earned it because of how they treated a customer.

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.

It's closed permanently. Arrived to a locked door and empty store. The listing needs to be updated.read more

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.

Even though I made an appointment, I still ended up waiting, and walk‑in wait times at this studio…read morecan be long -- usually around 45 minutes before you're called, even on a slower day. Unfortunately, the wait wasn't the only issue during my first visit. When I finally got in, the interaction with one of the staff members felt uncomfortable. I asked a simple, genuine question about whether piercings on each side have any meaning. He said he didn't know, which was perfectly fine, but the way he responded afterward left me wondering if he was being sarcastic or mocking me. It felt unnecessary, unprofessional, and honestly made me hesitant to return. These days it seems like you can't ask anything without someone turning it into something political, and that's not what I came in for. I did go back for a second visit, and that experience was completely different -- much more easygoing. I guess it really just depends on who you get. Still, that first impression was annoying enough that I've never looked back since. If you decide to visit, I recommend coming with a friend, especially if it's your first time. Having someone with you can help avoid misunderstandings, give you clarity, and make the whole experience feel more comfortable and supported.