Guild

"Beautiful clothing and Megan who works here is a amazing styling customers."

"Nothing but great things to say. My wife loves the hat I got her."

"First time in store. Lots of great clothes. Bought a cool vintage Rolling Stones T-shirt. Lots of beautiful scarves. I will return soon. The sale gal and owner were very cool."

"This place is amazing. Have an issue with quality of garment and they are willing to work with me right now to fix the issue with no problems. Hard to find these days with stores! Would shop here again over and over!!!!!!! Truly customers come first here!"

"Typically you wouldn't catch me writing a review. In fact, this is my first review I think I have ever left online. I felt compelled to write it by my experience of visiting "Guild" for the first time ever. My experience was not good, in fact it put me off so much, I had to boot up this computer and write these following notes based upon my experience. When I walked in, I absolutely loved the vibe, its clean walls, spacious floor room, I even conversed with some of the clientele who also seemed to like the clothes', jewelry ect. Everything was a class act. Well, until I met the classless kid with the long black curly hair behind the counter, who seemed more interested in what was going on with Facebook than any of the stores clients. My girlfriend and I just looked at each other puzzled. Now If you're wondering if I am discriminating because some punk behind a counter with long hair paid no attention to a customer, the answer is no, I too have long hair so stereo typing his lack of enthusiasm, knowledge or his downright lack of professionalism had nothing to do with what was in his iPOD or his computer screen. The guy basically just didn't care enough to make eye contact with myself or anyone else. We were all a bother to him. It is too bad because I was ready to buy this amazing ring with a cross stitched on it but they have lost me and lost me for good. I'll make it a point of steering away from this place and letting others know to do the same. I was so perturbed by the situation that when I decided to go back and get a business card and ask who the owner was, the kid couldn't even take two seconds to look away from his computer screen to tell me, so he stared at his screen and mumbled Michael Rosen. I am sure Mike is a nice guy, he obviously has taste, he just needs to pick his employees better. Horrible Experience."