Anthropologie

Came to Anthropology for Mother’s Day and they had a large table with crafts, gold fish and mini water bottles for kids. One of the store associates made an adorable Mother’s Day card with my 5 year old son which he proudly handed to me once I finished checking out. The sales associate watched him and 4 – 5 other children while I tried on a dress for 10 mins. I LOVED the dress and normally I would have bought it online so I could get a discount but because of the wonderful customer service, I bought the dress full-​priced that day.
This is an entirely different experience than I had at Lilly Pulitzer the same day (Mother’s Day weekend). I walked into the LP store intending to spend a small fortune since we don’t have a store where I live. I made a joke and my son laughed a louder than usual and a couple of sales associates turned to look at us. Then one of them came over and smugly reminded me to make sure I «watch him closely because they are liable for anything that happens to him within the glass windows of their store.» First of all, the LP store is full of clothes, not delicate China and second of all he was by my side and we had literally just entered the store having done nothing wrong except laugh.
So I immediately walked out and went to Anthropology instead where I was treated like a welcomed guest.

The first time I ever stepped foot into an Anthropologie was Miami Beach (The one in Lincoln Rd Mall) There is just something so incredibly comforting about these shops. From the décor to the hardwood flooring and the kitchen supplies… They have beautiful, unique kitchen items from colorful plates-​bowls, to cook books and actually, that’s what I bought the last time I was there.
You don’t have to have go into debt to shop here, as a matter of fact; I don’t think I’ve ever once bought anything from here at retail price, it’s always been a clearance item or a sale and they have good one’s here. Definitely worth a visit.

I was surprised to see some of the comments here regarding service at this store.
I decided to stop in with the intention of just browsing and ended up picking up a couple of items (most as gifts). This store is gorgeous and set up so nicely. I even liked the little cave-​ish room with the sale items (usually my first stop). Anyway, once I collected my items and headed to the front, I had a great customer service experience. There was another girl standing with the girl who checked me out and both were super friendly. The girl working the register got me registered for their rewards program and we all chatted for a minute about the items I purchased. When I mentioned that a couple of them were gifts, she gave me a few gift boxes for them, too. I found the service to be superior to their location in Jacksonville, where I tend to feel like the employees feel above the customers (or at least me).
As a side note, after signing up for their rewards program, one of the offers that came into my inbox was a «personal shopper» service online. You fill out a little survey, send your clothes related pinterest board, etc and they email you a bunch of items they think might work for you/​that you might like. I thought that was really cute and a fun way to find new outfits!

A fun, beautifully decorated store. Larger than some others I’ve seen, with friendly people. However friendly, I never saw them around, just at the door and registers, so not a big help to me. Sale sections was large, so that was a plus, it was just awkward to be in. Loved this store, beautiful, and unique from other stores I’ve seen (the beauty of Anthro). Love the feeling from shopping at this place, I’m addicted.

Like most people who are likely to review Anthro, I am a complete addict. I made a special trip to the Mall at Millenia while I was in Orlando to return some stuff I ordered online. I looked at the store’s page through the Mall first and found that I should park in Lot B between Nieman’s and Bloomingdale’s. So grateful for that information, as that lot was the least packed on a Sunday afternoon and it definitely brought down the stress of searching all over the mall.
Compared to the many Anthropologies I’ve been to, I loved the layout of this one. The décor is beautiful, and I loved how they’ve used the nooks and layered the areas. Every salesperson I encountered was very helpful and not pushy. From the first person I dealt with while returning my items, to the one who put clothes in the back for me to try on and then offered me a basket a little later to use until I was ready to head to the dressing room (who knew there were baskets?!), everyone was extremely friendly and warm, without being fake. The only thing that could be improved is the sale section, which – with the racks in the middle – was very hard to maneuver around in even if no one else is in the room with you. Still not enough to deter me from trying.

I love the décor in this store. What I don’t love is the prices. The staff pretty much leaves you alone unless you’re checking out, which is fine with me.
I find that I end up coming here when I need some inspiration. Their little show room has some neat ideas that you can usually reproduce yourself for a lot less.
They have a little back room, and you can sometimes luck out in there with stuff on sale.

This store is beautiful! I love everything they carry — and yes it is pricey but they always have fabulous sales! I have gotten great deals here and love getting dresses for special occasions or events. Everything I have bought has been good quality and I always get compliments. They have great home items here too. I just wish I had deeper pockets so I can shop there all the time!

Love this store, but it’s usually priced way too high. I like their store design, interior decorations and kitchen items rather than their clothes. The jewelry is adorable but WAY too overpriced — you can easily find similar items at Forever XXI or H&M for a fraction of the price. Other than that, I wait until they go on sale.

I love going to Anthropologie, much to my husband’s dismay. Unlike previous reviewers, I have never had a problem with the customer service. They have always been helpful to me, offering to start a fitting room as I continue to shop.
Unfortunately, I can’t really afford any of the clothes at regular price, so it made me happy to see them expand the sale section recently. I’ve been able to find some really cute stuff for $ 30, which is a steal by their standards! I love all of the home items and accesories they carry as well. If I had the money to do it, my place would probably look exactly like an Anthropologie store. :p
Anthropologie is one of the main reasons why I’m at Millenia almost every weekend!

Anthro is my drug of choice.
Finally a store that injects flirty and stylish into items that can be worn in a business casual workplace. Plus, great dresses! I find the service consistently good and also enjoy the perk of lemonade in the fitting room. The décor is fabulous-​unique and ever-​changing — and the clothes options rotate quickly, too.
Only complaint: hit or miss on gift boxes & tags and I buy gifts here often.

Anthro’s hot and I’ve been to quite a few but Orlando’s leaves me a little cold.
The décor in this location is always super fab (garners an extra ½ star) and clothing is great (they even get some of the lines not found in other anthros) but the service can leave alot to be desired.
It’s very hit or miss but you can be on the receiving end of cold aloofness or… at the other end of the spectrum– some one who can’t do enough to help you.
In these tough economic times, I think the smart stores will make sure to put customer service first.

Hey listen I used to love the Anthropologie, and have visited and spent significant time in many, but this one has, by far, the worst customer service ever, based on Anthropologie’s standards (and my own) .It actually dissuaded me from another exuberant purchase, and thus ensured marital harmony for another day, but still. Not good, these are tough times ladies, and we can get lovely knock offs of YOUR knock offs elsewhere…