Gap

Not sure why the reviews are so low here. This place has the best deals and it really isn’t too much of a mess compared to other gaps.
I usually don’t shop at the gap, the clothing runs big, not my style and the lines are usually long for some reason. This location has the best deals. I love the gap body line and they have so many different work out capris, pants and tops for 70 percent off. I bought a pair of yoga pants for 12.99 that were originally 60, and the quality is great.
They don’t have a large fitting room area, it’s a few rooms so that can be frustrating if you need to try things on. My advice is to buy and return if it doesn’t fit.
The lines can be long but really a 45 dollar sweater for 6.99, you can’t beat it. I don’t care if I wait on line for 10 minutes to purchase. Well worth it.

Not a fan of this location. They do not carry a wide selection of clothes and the staff here is horrible and miserable and act like they don’t want to work or are doing you a favor. Not to mention my husband was at the store earlier the same day and even stated that a store clerk was too busy following him around rather than to ask if he needed help. Completely turned off by this store and hope they close this location down as clothes are all over the place and not even neat. Also if I am a gap silver member and present your with my card and discount coupon why must I show you id? I understand if I didn’t have my card with me then the roll of the neck stank wench of an associate proceeds to yell the price of my items for the entire store can hear? Like take it down a notch wench sheesh

This used to be a regular Gap store but its now a Gap Factory… what’s the difference??? I have no idea, I’ll google that later.
I haven’t been shopping in a while (no closet space) but they had a friends and family coupon deal this past weekend, 40% off items.
At first I was not going to use the coupon, but luckily I did. I bought a shitload of cardigans in different colors. Original price 39.99 and they had an additional 50−60% off and with the coupon, it came out to 12 bucks… I ended up going back about 3 or 4 times.
Yes the store is a bit messy because people are looking through for clothing. I would think the workers wouldn’t fix it immediately because if they did, I’m sure the pile of neatly folded clothes would get messed up as soon as they fixed it.
Cashiers were nice.

Ok fun, long lines and u can’t return stuff online at this store even though GAP website has this location as the list of locations that you can return merchandise that you brought online.
This is fine, because I can go to the one at 21^st ave to return.
The clothing material here feels the same as Old Navy, but then again, they are sister stores.
You must have time and patience to go into and through the store.
This is a hands-​on experience by yourself, no one will help you.

–no sales staff to assist you
–rude sales staff when asked to be assisted (oh, i’m sorry did I just interrupt your AWESOME phone conversation with your hunny-​boo?)
–lack of organization
–lack of merchandise
–disorganized lines that clog up the front of the store + the 1^st level
+got the sizes i need
+got some new arrivals here in my size that weren’t sold out
+has a gap body section though slim pickings

Not the greatest Gap store by any means. They have merchandise available, but for size small, frequently replied with «Sorry we don’t have that size.» Medium isn’t too much of a problem, but occasionally the same response.
I agree with the comments here, there aren’t too many sales associates on the floor. Plus, the line can get long on the main level because the 2^nd level cashier area isn’t used. Ridiculous especially with the sales going on.

It seems that this store is always messy and the racks are bare. I walked in when there was a 40% off sale and it was chaotic. I walked in when everything was regular priced and yes again it was chaotic. Either the people of Bay Ridge are animals and cannot figure out the system of small sizes on top and larger sizes on the bottom or the workers at this Gap just dont give a damn.
I’m an optimist and I always give people and stores the benefit of the doubt. I usually walk by if I’m not in a hurry and try to check out their offerings but quickly walk out and remember why i hate that gap store.

Who’s minding the store?
When I go in, go up stairs and there is not a SINGLE employee up there to ask a question to, I’m not happy.
4 customers, no «sales associates».
Not good.

I don’t come here that much because this location doesn’t carry that much inventory. However, I like coming here to check out the sales rack because they sometimes have cute and cheap stuff from past seasons, probably returns or something that are still in great condition. Plus, they have these additional 40% off on sale items several times a year.