Eddie Bauer

Not the best of Eddie Bauer’s selection but still a wide variety and very good deals. This review would have been 5 stars as the workers were very helpful and I intended to spend nearly $ 200, that is, until a new employee arrived for his shift and rudely barked in my face ‘Who are you?’ (Under the impression I was someone else, I assume) and soon after scolded me loudly for using the non-​public restroom, even though I had used it by mistake.
I usually don’t let bad service affect my purchasing decisions but this outlet didn’t have the item I initially came for (meaning I would likely visit another), so I decided his behavior was off-​putting enough that a different outlet deserved the benefits of my splurge; I purchased only a $ 40 pullover and used to body language to show my displeasure.
In other words, work on your employee’s demeanor Eddie… and maybe pay more insurance so your customers can pee while they shop. Definitely don’t scold your customers: in my opinion, say it’s not public if they ask for a restroom and if the customer accidentally does without asking, no harm no foul. I would think that should be obvious.

Very friendly staff. Fun, useful camping gadgets at great clearance prices. I shop EB for their tall sizes but they are not carried in this store. (I can understand.) All in all, a nice shop to visit for classic clothes when you are at the plaza.

HELLO, the 90’s called and want their clothes back.
I used to like their clothes, back in ’92. It was so hip. Now the luster is gone. I can’t ignore the fact that they always shrunk up after a washing despite being a bit pricey the quality was never really there.

Being a South Texas gal I don’t know the first thing about outerwear. I mean, really, what the hell do I need a downcoat parka for? But now that I’m living in the midwest I really have no choice. I walked in here on a whim and was sold. I’d spent half the day shopping for coats online but I have a real problem spending online because funtion, as well as fashion, are a big deal to me. I’m sure a number of coats can keep me warm but, not gonna lie, I’d like to look good too.
The staff here was über friendly and helpful. I had a million questions and hesitations but they were very patient and understanding. And surprisingly enough, the main associate helping me had actually been to my hometown once which was strange because most people even in Texas don’t realize there’s a whole world of people living south of San Antonio, Texas.
On top of my great experience, I am really satisfied w/​my purchase.

This chain is not as popular as it was in the 90s and this location has gone from a flagship, to more of a normal sized store. Still, can’t comment on the clothes too much, but the building this store is in is stunning. One entry is off of a charming courtyard with a beautiful fountain. The other entry is recessed from the side walk and 2 ancient statues from europe shoot water into a small pool. Great Location!