Couldn't rave about this place more!! Found out about it through a friend who got her dress here a…read morecouple years ago. The try on experience and dress selection here is top notch. Amanda helped style me and was so patient and kind throughout my entire appointment(s). I appreciate all her help! I was actually so overwhelmed by how many gorgeous dresses she chose & I tried, that I had to schedule a second visit to pinpoint which one I truly loved! After that second appointment, I was so happy to find the dream dress that I'll be wearing on my big day. Thanks so much to Amanda and the owner Alyssa for making this such a seamless, fun, and memorable experience for me and other brides! 10000/10 recommend

The customer service was awful. They were to have the dress ready, & my daughter wanted to add two…read morelace pieces over the middle of her upper arm. The lace pieces were maybe, 8"long, less than 2"wide. I was charged an extra $150each. The price was stupidity expensive. The shop was pushy with daughter. They insisted, she pick up her paid for dress. The extra lace had not arrived @ the shop, yet. I didn't quite understand. It was important for the dress be picked up. It wasn't important for the lace pcs, to be included in picking up the dress. It was important to charge $300, extra. They said, the lace sleeves (dress shop's description) would arrive before the dress pick-up. Almost 3mos. had pasted by this time. But, we were told to pick up the dress. My daughter is 25. Young and excited for her future wedding. It seems like, they were rude & demanding with my daughter. She wanted her dress. The wedding is in about 3full mos. She wants to hurry with fitting. She wants everything ready, before the date. Dare Bridal received a call from me. I didn't know why the hold up on the lace. I wanted them. I didn't want the dress, until the fabric was in store. Well, after my exchange with how things were going to be handled. We were on the same page. It all of a sudden, only took a week for the extra pcs. to arrive. Another call to my daughter to tell her the news & pick up the dress. I picked up the dress, myself. The lace was not attached to the dress. The only way they would add the fabric, if I used the seamstress they wanted to use. They were not paying for the work, no way. I feel as the business takes advantage of the intense tension of all the planning and the age of the bride. They wanted to decide where the dress went. From my perspective, the lace attached price for the fitting was going to be added to my bill and not the shop. Really ?! This is like, if I bought a car, and paid for it in full. Then, I can't pick up my car until, I agree to get my gas @ one particular store. Excuse me ?! Have they lost their ever lovin' mind ? I have the dress. Lace was included, in a plastic pocket, not attached to the dress itself. I will choose a seamstress. They were rude & conniving in their business practices. They prayed on the vulnerable. They could pressure the excited bride. The money was very disrespected. I'm the money. I happen to have chosen poorly on buying from this dress shop. I wouldn't wipe my feet off @ the door of this place, now. Terrible way of how they've chosen to treat people. Too bad for them, I have another child, getting married within the next year. A much bigger wedding is planned. My children choose, the way I handle their wants for their big day. The wedding party includes 5bridemates and the bride, w/2mothers. Dare Bridal Boutique will never get a dime from me, again. 3 more children to get married in the future. Oh, well... The shop knew of the second planning. I guess, they are not aware of customer satisfaction. They are exclusive in the business. Why would you provide a service, rudely ? Is this how, they have repeat business ? If they are rude and pushy then, kinda try to "blackmail" the customers, how are they successful in their sales ? Not ever, will I do business with them. Nor do I recommend them for any reason. If pressing young, vulnerable, naïve, soon to be young brides is part their business platform, their strategy is not what a new bride-to-be needs to consider. And, the money person should make the decision, to consider NOT wasting time & money @ this dress store. Unless, you like being treated so disrespected by a business which is suppose to be serving the customer's needs. The shop has failed, miserably. I'm stating my opinion of the less than appreciative attitude towards paying customers. Do individuals really, have business to always attempt to undermine situations for their benefit, rather than, offer a true service ? I guess, the all mighty dollar is always more important. But, if the customer isn't willing to stop allowing companies to treat them with anything less than respect, it's not worth whatever service you pay to be accommodated. You are paying to be treated badly. Why ? Business owners have forgotten the importance of service/treatment for their customers. It takes all of our qualities to make this big 'ol world turn. People need to have respect for others. Stop trying to manipulate & practice deceitful actions in a business situation. What happened to Truth in our population ? Now, all businesses just out & out, lie to your face. The audacity some of these people @ companies is way out there in left field, spinning in circles, picking dandelions, and ignoring needs in their character. The people who are providing a service, have lost the care in helping to make buying their services a successful relationship. In society today, service providers are beneath contempt.

I have to say that Belk's in Pensacola, FL has the best selection of dresses I have ever seen! YAY!…read more DEDRA was very personable, helplful and friendly as I had to make a return. It is nice to have such sweet employees making our shopping experiences a positive one! I highly suggest you check out this department store! shay

There's always a great selection for my style here, and the price is affordable. Joy lived up to…read moreher name and was a joy to work with! In fact, she provided standout service.

I AM SO GRATEFUL FOR RUTHY. When the original plan for my…read morecustom wedding dress fell thru, I wound up having to find a plus size dress locally that I could buy off the rack. I got lucky and found one that I liked, in my size. It was beautiful, but it just wasn't me. I brought it in to Ruthy for some alterations and she made it the dress of my dreams. She added my wedding color to it to make it more unique without compromising the design and fit of the dress. The alterations were impeccably done. (If you need a wedding dress hem, call her now). On top of all that she's a wonderful lady who is easy to work with and sets you at ease when you're crying and dreaming about your wedding dress not being what you wanted. Thank you for everything Ruthy!

Ruthy is absolutely amazing! She took her time with me at every appointment to ensure my wedding…read moredress was perfect. Couldn't recommend her enough!!

Hubby & I both like American Eagle. It's one of the 4 stores we do like at the mall currently…read more We both have AE jeans and my fave is my AE distressed jean skirt I got from here. I wear it ALL the time. It's so comfy & you can dress it up or down, wear it with a bathing suit or a sweater. Key wardrobe piece. Very good fun everyday casual inventory. recommend.

Small Store very nice employees, chit-chatted with the manager she was friendly and helpful. Being…read moresuch a small store she offered ordering several items for me and assited me for well over 30 minutes.

The same night my daughter arrived for a visit from Pittsburgh she told us she had to go the the…read moreTanger outlet to Torrid. Apparently they had 50% off storewide sale and she wanted to take a look. I had not seen or heard of Torrid before so off went. It's a nicely appointed, clean, and well stocked store with friendly and helpful staff. While I figured out what they sold I decided to look them up to see what their deal is. They offer plus-size clothing and accessories for women size 10-30. Torrid opened its first store in 2001, in the Brea Mall in Brea, CA. They have over 600 stores in operation across 36 states in the US and is owned by Sycamore Partners, owner of Hot Topic, and US office retail biz Staples. They sell accessories, shoes, jewelry, novelty tee shirts, fashion tops, pants, Capri pants, shorts, skirts, dresses, outerwear, intimate apparel, hosiery, gifts, and beauty products. Bottom line: Nothing here for me, and my honey things it's maybe too young designs, but it's just right for my 30 something daughter.

Love this store, however, it seems like they've hired a bunch of people to encroach on you while…read moreyou shop. As soon as you walk in, a lady comes up to tell you about the specials which is nice but then continues to have diarrhea of the mouth at you. I tried to be polite and let her know that I'm a regular shopper. Although I thanked her and made it very apparent that I was going to begin my shopping, she just kept yammering. I didn't mean to be rude, but I had other stuff to do that afternoon. Then it happend! She reports to someone over her headset "He walked away". Was she in the CIA? Was I being observed before I entered the store? To whom was she talking to? Was it the bath and body boss?! Needless to say my relaxing shopping trip was cut short. Look, bath and body works. Your product sells itself. I don't need chatty Cathy with the secret service up my butt while I try and shop.

Very nice staff and awesome products along with adorable holders for your hand sanitizers and mini…read moreperfumes. Highly recommend those and this business. It is one of my favorite places to go.

I experienced one of the worst customer service interactions I have ever had at the Sally Beauty…read morestore on Mobile Highway today. The employee I dealt with, Victoria, showed a complete lack of empathy, professionalism, and concern for a customer issue that should have been handled with basic courtesy and common sense. I have worked in the service industry my entire career, so I understand policies and procedures. However, I was genuinely shocked by the way I was treated. Experiences like this are exactly why so many consumers are abandoning brick-and-mortar stores in favor of online shopping. On May 13, I purchased a curling iron from this Sally's location after Victoria herself recommended that particular product to me. On the morning of May 18 -- less than a week later -- I went to use the curling iron and the spring holding the iron together literally fell out. The product was clearly defective. Like many customers, I discarded the box and receipt after opening the item because I never imagined a brand-new curling iron would malfunction within days of purchase. I went back to the store, explained the situation to Victoria, and made it clear that I simply wanted to exchange the defective item. Her first question was whether I had purchased the service plan. I told her no. She immediately informed me that because I no longer had the box or receipt, there was "nothing" she could do for me. I explained that I had not anticipated the product failing so quickly, but there was absolutely no empathy or willingness to help. I left the store extremely frustrated, feeling like I had wasted over $40 on a product I barely got to use. Once I got home, I actually dug through my recycle bin and managed to recover both the original box and receipt. I returned to the store expecting the situation to finally be resolved. To my surprise, Victoria once again refused to help me -- this time claiming that because I had not purchased the service plan, she still could not exchange the item, even with the receipt and original packaging in hand. What made the experience even more frustrating was her attitude throughout both interactions. Each time I asked to speak with the manager, I was brushed off. During my first visit, Victoria told me the manager was "on the phone" and unavailable. During my second visit, she seemed almost pleased to inform me the manager had already left for the day and stated there was nothing she could do because she "didn't make the rules." I find it incredibly hard to believe that a defective product purchased less than a week ago -- with proof of purchase and original packaging -- could not be exchanged. If that truly is Sally Beauty's policy, then I genuinely worry about the future of brick-and-mortar retail. Had I purchased this item online, I likely would have had no issue returning or exchanging a defective product within days of purchase. What is most disappointing is that Victoria apparently believed refusing to help over a $40 purchase was worth losing a customer, future business, and the negative experience I will now share with others. Congratulations on that decision. At the end of the day, products can be defective. Manufacturing issues happen. What matters is how businesses choose to handle those situations and treat their customers. Victoria had every opportunity to show empathy, professionalism, and basic customer care. Instead, I was met with indifference and dismissiveness. To add insult to injury, when I asked for the store number so I could contact the manager the following day, Victoria smugly told me to "Google it." That response alone said everything I needed to know about how little my business was valued. Thank you, Victoria, for teaching me an important lesson today. Going forward, I will gladly spend my hard-earned money with companies that actually value their customers and understand the importance of good customer service.

From the minute I walked into the store until I left I was treated very well. Good store. Great…read moreemployees