Gap

Great location, friendly staff, not very tidy though.
I’ve been to this Gap twice, simply due to the awesome sauce deals they currently are having. I mean– you seriously can’t beat 2 pairs of jeans for $ 27! I totally freaked out with excitement, was already running late to my train so I busted out after that beautiful exchange the sales clerk and I had. It was the best feeling to swipe my credit card knowing I got 2 pairs of jeans for not even the price of one full price pair.
Cleanliness, wasn’t on point, but totally understand why– it’s the holidays and the sales are freaking amazing and it would take too much time to make sure everything is neat every time someone picks up a short and not want it any longer.
Okay I’m rambling, but totally go here and shop. FAST!

Debbie was amazing! I don’t like shopping and I walked in there hesitant about having to buy jeans. She helped me from the moment I walked in and all throughout the trying-​on process. I walked out with two pairs and would’ve gotten more, had they had my size in stock. She was the best ever and I hope Gap realizes the gem they have in her!

They never have the stuff they show on the window and if you ask about it, it’s a 20 minute wait to tell you that they don’t have it in stock in this store. Sounds like deceiving advertising practices since this is the 3^rd time that it has happened to me. Plus, they put such a show to tell you they don’t have it, you have to talk to 3 employees to get an answer, all of them acting surprised that they don’t have it.

This is one of the cleaner Gap location I have shopped in. I come in here at least once a week and I have never seen a mess or a pile of clothes that were not folded neatly. They also maintain their inventory pretty well.
The employees have never pestered me with offers to help and I appreciate that. The store is very spacious, I can actually shop without feeling cramped. Also, it does not get too crowded in this location. Same apparels as in other Gap stores but a much better experience than most other locations.

This is not a review on the actual clothes, it is a review on the approach of the cashier (or manager?) of the Gap named «Sonja»: I’m not an expert on customer relations but I strongly advice you to at least say hello and NOT be a snob to your customers!

The store doesn’t have the greatest selection, compared to other locations, but I like the early hours here. Very easy to get some shopping done before work and avoid any crowds. They have men’s, women’s, kid’s and baby department

I love the Gap and the employees here are friendly and helpful but the line is always BRUTAL no matter what time of day. They need to find a resolution to this problem ASAP or I refuse to be their Duchess much longer. ;)

I like to hit up this Gap because it’s close to where I work. I usually only shop the sales racks since they have really great mark downs. Beware these sections are always a mess. Too many shoppers to keep it organized!

tzinnius hoes ain’t gotz to worry about showin off ‘dem elbows…
i think this store is the mecca for religious girls who want to dress modestly without looking too FRUMpy.
GAP had so many knee length skirt options that i had to take advantage of and lots of great basic tees.
AND… downstairs is kid gap which one should not ignore because i got some leggings from downstairs that are SUPER cute and way cheaper than the ones for the big kids upstairs.
AND they have a public bathroom. zing!

Gap has been suffering from a serious «away with corporate greed» backlash for the past, I don’t know, 15 or so years. I don’t like the idea of corporate greed either, but that’s not going to stop me from going to Starbuck’s, McDonald’s, or the Gap, or anything, for that matter. Chains will keep on growing and sprouting up everywhere no matter what, and if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.
And I just have to give thanks. This particular Gap store has saved my ass many a time. It’s proximity to my place of business means that if I need to buy a cute new dress for an impromptu cocktail thing, I’m most probably going to find it at the Gap for less than the $ 100 or so Banana Republic would charge me. If I want to make an equally impromptu wardrobe switch, forget to wear a camisole underneath something that turns out to be too revealing for the office, or rip a hole in my tights, I just go to the Gap.
Yeah, I said it. I LIKE the Gap. I think, if you play your cards right and make some solid choices, you can look quite stylin in Gap clothes. And I bet that a lot of skinny jeans that people want to pass off as J Brand or something are from the Gap. Come on, admit it.
3.5 stars