ZARA

"It’s whatever now here. The old manager was literally a queen bee that hired high quality workers with people skills and an eye for fashion. Sad to see what Zara stores are becoming in San Francisco."

"Good fashion at good prices. Service is poor due to understaffing. Shouldn’t have to wait 20 minutes to check out."

"Some of the worst customer service I've ever experienced. The manager doesn't care about the state of the store and is extremely rude to customers. Place looks like a Ross. Do better!!"

"No clearance or discount section. It's a ZARA store and it's well organized. Three levels."

"Zara is my absolute favorite store to go too. Except the one in San Francisco, CA. My first time there, and most likely the last time. 1. Security Guard- gotta clean him up. He looks like a rent a cop for a .99 cents store. If your going to hire security, they should look like it. He was polite saying hello. 2. Women's section is on the ground level. The men's department with baby clothes is downstairs. Variety for men's clothes, business, professional, clean and sleek look was miniscule. More tee's and jeans as well as casual shoes. Gentleman folding clothes greeted me, so that's nice. Found a trench coat I've been wanting but seems to miss that certain something that keeps you from buying it. Well i found mine. Very happy! 3. Two sales associates were shop talking and no greet or an offer of help. I walked right by them. Got to the cashier and it seemed at first he was buying some items. Than I took a 2nd look. He was returning a bag full of clothes. Think a picnic basket!! I stuck around and watched everyone else organize clothes and hang shirts up but no offer to open a register to get those sales or offer to help her organize ( she returned, hung the item, handed a receipt back and started over again ). Maybe 10 mins, I went upstairs to cash out. Now yes it was a longer line and three cashier's were there, but it was a tiny tiny wait. I was really surprised overall with this store. Reason why I mention greets- don't you want to be recognized instead of made to feel, " ugh, why are you here " or ignored all together? Wouldn't you like suggestions or made known there's a sale going on? Part 2: I had to go back two weeks later due to my trip out to Alaska and realized i had not even tried on the jacket though I'm normally a L. Well my chubby self needed an XL. So i called up Zara and spoke with Leo. Super cool on the phone and even more kind and professional in person. I asked him if i could come in and trade what had not been worn. Without hesitation he said, " absolutely ". He issued an invite to come on in and it will not be a problem at all. Few hours later i was there for my exchange and not only was i greeted ( you know how i feel about being ignored but another great sales associate was there ) by Alex. Alex did the exchange and Leo stopped by midway to say hello. My rating of 2 starts went to 4. Because of these two, my opinion of this store has met exceptions on what a great salesman is but also an amazing people person! Thank you guys very much@!"