Anthropologie

I love the store, always smells fresh and clean. The staff is friendly enough, however their customer service is not wow me like their store decoration. The waiting line for check out is always busy or takes a long time. I don’t know why there are many attendances in the store, but everytime i checked out, there was only 1 to 2 people at the counter, and that made the process very painful. Waiting for over 10 minutes with just 3 customers in line, not so good.
Overall, this location is very convenient if you are in City Centre and a good place to wander around and refresh your mind because the store is always nice and changes its decoration and layout pretty often.

Anthropologie prides itself on great customer service but this location could do better. The reps at the check-​out sometimes seem overworked and not that happy. I couldn’t get someone to help me order an item — she insisted that it was sold out even when it wasn’t — I had to order it myself on the internet and it just shipped.

I love Anthropologie and love this store (arragment of stuffs, smell and of course the customer service).
I have been shopping at anthropology since 2010. I absolutely love everything about the clothes, jewelry, household stuff it carries.
I love shopping at this store as this location is very convenient for me as i live 10 mins from this store. Apart from location i love the customer service here. If i call and as them about any thing they look it for me and get back to me if they are busy at that time. The sale room is smaller than highland village store but its not cramped (easier to make decision) and had lots of fitting room.
The sales persons are very helpful. They help finding sizes and help with clothes that look good on me. I specially love Victoria. She is so sweet and kind. I am very comfortable when she is around. I discuss what should i buy (that looks good on me) within my budget.
I always feel good after i leave this store :):):)

I hate being a cliché write-a-review-cause-you’re-angry person, but on multiple occasions workers at this location have completely ignored me and let their friends skip in line. I said «excuse me» to a worker behind the counter (obviously the place to go to avoid helping customers) after patiently waiting and looking around the store for a single floor worker for 10 minutes straight. Nada.
Now to talk about this occasion specifically, when I first entered the store there was no line and since I had to frantically search to ask one quick question about the availability of a certain towel set, the line suddenly grew to 15 people long and all the workers magically appeared to help check people out.
Tired of patiently waiting and searching, I walked up to a worker not currently at a register aimlessly fumbling with tissue paper to obviously avoid any real work and said «excuse me». Right at that moment, a woman ran up to her, pointed her finger at me and touched the worker’s shoulder and said «si vous plait» and the worker instantly walked with the woman to god knows where where they chatted for god knows how long. I resigned to waiting in the now enormous line just to ask an inventory question and to my wonderful surprise, a woman cut directly at the front of the line where the line splits with a worker looking directly at her. Hmmm.
This was the last straw and I will never, ever bring my frequent Anthro business to this laughably unprofessional location again. Should learn a thing or twelve from its Austin locations.

Not a fan of the store. Definitely is a trendy hotspot but have noted the clothes are of cheap materials. Polyester and acrylics.

Beautiful store. Smells wonderful. Sales people are very helpful. My only complaint: be in tune with your customers at the checkout line. I was hogging the ONE person at the register with a return and an order while meanwhile I spotted at least three sales people walking by. Finally, I whispered to the young girl: «Do you think you could open another register for the people behind me?» She immediately called someone for backup and they were there to speed up the line. Just curious why she couldn’t figure that out on her own?

I usually come here to buy gifts for friends, family, or coworkers. They always have something unique and fun to give whether it is clothes, kitchen accessories, or home decorations. Love this store.

This isn’t the closest Anthro to me but I prefer this location. Staff is super friendly and accommodating and that really matters to me.

Large anthropologie store with nice arrangement of decors. The sales section is hidden inside at the corner and poorly stocked. But you can always order sale item online at the register and ask then to ship free to your home.

One of my favorite clothing stores, I’ve loved every piece I’ve bought from this store but not everything in here is worth the price tag. It’s nice when you do find that cute blouse or dress though.

I am in *love* with this store.
Growing a little older my fashion has had to mature/​evolove along with my age. Sure I still find occasional finds at Forever 21 & Urban Outfitters but this is like the grown up woman version of these stores.
Every employee here is super friendly, the store is huge (and smells good!) and the clothing, jewelry & accessories are to die for. My only small gripes are: this place is expensive (but hey, good fashion aint cheap!) and the sale selection is small.
For the really good deals I tend to do mainly online shopping but I still simply adore this store and its location.

I like coming here for ideas and inspiration on home décor and fashion. However, their prices are often overly high for what you get. Can usually easily find things cheaper elsewhere. Plus it would be nice if they carried sizes for plus sized women for their clothes are often super cute.

very helpful staff and wonderful store layout. only 4 stars because two people were discussing another employee’s mishaps while folding clothes and one said how she had to write the employee up.

I love this Anthropologie location. Everyone is very very helpful… not like the location off westheimer where everyone looks a little sad. This location is also much larger so you definitely have some breathing room.
What else can I say about Anthropologie. They have some amazingly adorable stuff and some stuff that is strange to me. I will definitely keep frequenting this specific location in the future.

I swoon as soon as I walk in the door. I am a huge follower of the Anthropologie cult.
I love this location mainly because it is 5 minutes from where I live. I only wish it were not right smack in the middle of City Centre. I prefer this location over Highland Village. Mainly because their sale area isn’t so cramped. The store is nice and airy and they have way more fitting rooms. I tend to find exactly what I need at this store and they have excellent customer service. If I call and they are busy they will call right back.
When you go into Anthro you know you are about to drop some cash, but it is on one of a kind items that you won’t find any other place. Saying this place is similar to Forever21 is blasphemy. All items I have purchased here I have owned for several years and they last. I would much rather pay more money for something I am going to enjoy and get use out of over the years. They do have sales! You just have to know when. I won’t tell all my Anthro sale secrets though. The clothes here are more sturdy, whimsical and a bit more grown up than what you would find at say Urban Outfitters.

My all time favorite store in the entire world so much so that if the world were going to end, I would run to Anthropologie.
Before I became an avid shopper of Anthro, I used to just go to the store to be inspired by all of the creativity and joy it houses. Some of the worlds greatest travelers and creative minds create this company.
I love them dearly.

This is the adult version of Urban Outfitters. I was skeptical at first but I think my gf has turned me. I am officially a fan. Maybe just because I like things that make her happy.
Their home furnishings are very interesting. The clothes seem to fit my gf well, it’s a bit expensive but not out of the question.

Like I said about my other Anthropologie review at Highland Village, I love this store so much! Just the name of this place sends me bouncing off the walls. I love this new location! It’s so much roomier and very organized. The people are great, the items are amazing. I can’t ever resist not going into this store.
Question: Am I the only person that can’t ‘check-​in’ into this place? :(

This location is so much better than the Highland location. Everything is just more pleasant. Parking is easier. There’s more space. And the employees actually smile and make eye contact with you! In the dressing rooms, they usually take the time to ask how’s it going and give a pointer or two.
Since there’s less customers going thru here in comparison to Highland, there’s a much better sale selection. That’s the only time I buy stuff at Anthropologie.

So, there’s a show on The Sundance Channel called Man Shops Globe
Have you seen it? It’s about a man who shops flea markets in France for a living. This «man» is the buyer/​designer for Anthropologie. (Fabulous job, yes?) That’s right, shabby-​chic-​brand-​new really is shabby-​chic-​flea-​market-​refined-​and-​retuned. Nothing wrong with that. The clothes are über über cute. But golly the furniture and home-​wear prices. As an artistically inclined person, I have to keep reminding myself of a few gems (ie junk shops) in Houston, where I can find even more eclectic pieces… if I want to search and have a project. When I need my quick fix, I head to Anthropologie. I really love Anthropologie.
I’m not certain how I feel about this location, however. It seems a bit cold compared to the Highland Village shop. There’s too much airy blank space. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, I mean, I didn’t feel like I was going to pass out from a seizure of indecision and TOO MUCH TO LOOK AT IN A SMALL SPACE like the Highland location. It is just airy with negative space. Also, it is even set up like a flea market with stalls. More organic than this, but I get what they’re going with here. It’s meant to make you wander haphazardly, look at everything, and hopefully buy something.
I like order and logic in a non-​junk shop. I want to have all of my options laid out in front of me, I don’t want to search the store for mugs and plates or sale items. I want the clothes grouped into one area, not haphazardly in enclaves.
I found some cute (C.U.T.E.) sweaters and dresses and headed to the dressing rooms. Ick. It is a big cavernous room. No couches. No hidden clothes racks. It’s echo-​y and white. There is a round lounging bench, but the attendants were using that as a clothes pile pedestal as they rehung unwanted clothes. Did I mention the echoing? I had to hear a lady say everything three times in her nasally voice.
If I’m in the area (eating Korean food on Long Point or if a Lucky Brand Jeans shop and J Crew pop up in City Centre [sic]), I would venture back to this locale. Otherwise, I really love the Highland Village location so much more.
Just a note on parking, don’t bother driving past the parking garage to look for street parking. Not worth it… even when it’s 40 degrees outside.