Anthropologie

I frequent this location more than any other in the area and I always find something special. That’s what Anthro is after all. Michelle has helped me so much on numerous visits — even while pregnant — handing me things that I would turn my nose up to if not tried on… Then I end up living in them. Go figure. Great customer service, return/​damage issues are always treated with class and care.

Abundant selection of clothing and accessories, adorable interior, and accommodating staff. I will definitely return!

Overpriced, for sure, but a good place to get a few quality nice-​casual pieces.

Amazing selection of unique clothing! I’ve been shopping here for years (once a month or every other month) and always find interesting items that last. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve come across some flimsy tops that only make it through a few washes, but it’s a great store overall. The variety and boutique nature of the store are its high points for me.
I find almost everything on sale, because I just can’t bring myself to spend crazy amounts of my hard earned cash on clothing… very expensive clothing. You can find great deals here if your timing is right for the sales though. I really only pay full price for dresses that I think will sell out.
The store itself is beautiful and makes for a pleasant shopping experience. Sale racks are extremely tight, especially on the weekend, so come mentally prepared to be patient if you’re a sale shopper.
Service is very hands-​off and just ok at best. I have yet to have a sales associate ask if they can start a fitting room for me. That’s pretty surprising considering how much I’ve tried on and purchased here over the years. It’s not everyone, but overall, I get the feeling that they don’t enjoy working there, nor are they excited to help customers. The clothes really sell themselves.

This is the best Anthro for sweet sales and clearances! The service is so much nicer and experience is relaxing. The store on Walnut makes me ill-​too much stuff, too many people and the sales racks are too sloppy. go here, you won’t regret it.
I only buy Anthro on sale. I have found items that have lasted me YEARS. it is truly worth the trip.

Not as beautifully gigantic as the Philly one but at least this one has a small parking lot and it’s not crowded. Sales staff are just average, not as hyper friendly as some Anthros. which might be a good thing for the antisocial shopper. Excellent and pretty well organized sale area, even during the 50% off sale after Christmas.

There are some comparisons to be made between this Anthropologie location and the Walnut Street store — horrendous and hard-​to-​find parking, vaguely disinterested staff, and gorgeously comforting displays housed in architecturally-​stunning buildings.
Though this is a smaller store and the selection isn’t as wide, they have a gigantic sale rack to suit my bargain-​hunting needs. When I find the courage (or blatant disregard to my impoverished wallet) to venture into the regular aisles, I can also find a decent variety of XS-​sized clothing without having to fight the other mythical petite girls in the area.
Prices are obviously expensive, but if you’re looking for work separates or a great dress to wear to a wedding, this is the place to come to.

It is not as impressive (size wise) as the store down town, but I find myself going to this location more. The displays are just as beautiful and cozy. I feel like the sale section is better in the suburbs rather than the city. I could just be imagining this though. The staff, like all other locations, go above and beyond to make your experience wonderful. They never bat an eye when I go in to the dressing room, arms full of clothes.
I must have been a good girl this year, because there were a lot of Anthropologie gift cards under the Christmas tree for me. Yippee!
Join me! I am sure to be there every day!

Just finished my birthday shopping with my birthday discount and again Anthropologie did not disappoint! I found cute, fun and flattering tops and sweaters. I can get away with wearing their styles for more than one season and they hold up so well! The best clothes for a chain retail store.

This place is impossible to find. Maybe I was just annoyed by the ungodly amount of traffic on Lancaster Ave, maybe I was wondering what I was doing on Lancaster Ave in the first place, maybe I’m just retarded and can’t read signs. In any case after driving by the store a million times I saw the sign.
Ahhh– an oasis. In any shape or size– I love Anthropologie.!!There’s so many unique pieces and wonderful details and shiny pretty things to look at (and buy if its on sale or shiny and pretty enough)… This one isn’t nearly as impressive as the one in the city, seems to have a smaller selection, and is laid out kind of randomly, but I still love it…

Beautiful 1 level store with a parking lot out back. The store isn’t organized which bothered me a bit. I usually expect house-​wares to be in a different section than the dresses and accessories to be in their own section rather than spread throughout the store like this place. I find it annoying because I can’t go directly to a section and just grab what I’ve been drooling over on the internet but Anthropologie always has beautiful displays that make me stop and say «awww». There is a soft couch in the store for your guy friend to sit on or to dramatize how bored he is. I rarely shop in that section of the store because it’s near the indoor water fountain. It’s fun and definitely gives the store a nice feel but the sound of running water always makes me want to pee. (TMI?) Employees seemed sparse but when found is helpful. I was greeted when I entered and was asked to start a fitting room. I saw a cute sweater and grabbed the last XS sweater out on the floor only to find a small hole in it. I found an employee and asked if they had another XS. She promptly went to storage area and grabbed a fresh XS sweater rather than tell me that whatever they carried was already out. I did have a gripe at check out though. There were about 3 girls behind the registered but only 1 register was open. The woman at the register was inquiring about a job and started to talk about her life story so I was stuck for a good 10 (TEN!) mins listening to her. It wasn’t the employee’s fault but I wish I could get those 10 mins of my life back or someone else opened their register. Their return policy is so lenient. Keep your tags on and 90 days with receipt for return or without receipt for current value and store credit. If you sign up for their «Anthro» card then you’ll never need a receipt for returns because they’re tracked on the card. Oh and the card will get you free shipping online. Too bad it’s not a rewards program because I love shopping here.

sure, the anthropologie store in center city is bigger and better and in an amazing 4 floor house, but this original and first anthropologie store is still my favorite. this former urban outfitters store is now the embodiment of what anthropologie is to me — wood nymph. i still can’t afford 99.9% of the stuff they sell, but once in awhile, you can find some amazing things in the sale racks. and i don’t mind scouring them, once in awhile. i just find the space beautiful, inside and out. the parking situation can be annoying though. and service? they’re not really looking to assist you.

I love Anthropologie and am giving this place 3 stars (instead of 2) because of the biggest sale section I’ve ever seen at an Anthro location. However, the service is completely lacking and non existent. I went there recently with a list of items that I wanted to purchase and had the hardest time finding someone to help me. It was a huge pain to be on a scavenger hunt for so many items. When I finally approached an associate, it was this younger girl who didn’t even look like she worked there because she was busy checking out the clothes on herself as she was folding. It’s a big location but like other Anthro stores, hard to find things because they are tucked into random shelves and corners of the store. I hope I have better luck with the sales associates next time – the ones at The Grove in LA have been the best so far and I miss that.

The first-​ever Anthropologie in the company, this location has a beautiful free-​standing building right on Rt. 30 in Wayne. I worked for several years for Anthro in Boston, and while certain locations still bring back retail-​nightmare flashbacks, this place has the feel of an independent boutique and beautiful inventory, including an extensive sale section that sometimes spills outside. Come here for dresses, loungewear, and adorable home findings.