Anthropologie

It’s pretty and eclectic and unique. That’s what they are. It’s a great Christmas gift store. Other than that it’s majorly overpriced.
The staff is polite but very pompous. And the people that purchase here definitely have «stars on their bellies»
Beautiful layout and marketing but that’s America lol

I do love this eclectic fun store. There are woman’s clothes and housewares here. It’s a fun hip style. The clearance is the back of the store where you can find all types of deals depending on the time of year. I definitely love the clothes’ styles here as well as the housewares. It reminds me of a combination of World Market, Pier One, as well as kinda like Francescas. Prices are higher for me, so if I could find something perfect in clearance, I’m super happy!

I love the style of everything at Anthropologie so I have to give them a 3 but everything is just SOOOO overpriced. They had an outdoor chair that was 80% rusted yet the price tag on it was over $ 1000. How does that make any sense? Their clothing is just as bad. Tops for over $ 100. It isn’t even a place where you can shop their sale items and get lucky. They had a throw that was on sale and had an extra % off but was still $ 60! It was a plain throw. Nothing special and nothing fancy.

This store sells things for women, but not just clothes. There are pillows, books cut into the shape of letters, ceramic rolling pins, coat hooks and drawer pulls, candles, and $ 38 kitchen towels. Beautiful stuff here.
Pretty clothes, quirky clothes, well-​made clothes, sexy but not slutty clothes can be found here along with jewelry and even shoes.
I surely love pretty much all of it but for the life of me can’t figure out why it costs what it does. Even the clearance stuff that’s DAMAGED is outrageous! However, if you wait for the after-​holiday sales, the clearance table which is already marked down gets an additional 25% off and you might be able to score some Christmas gifts for next year or some birthday presents. Maybe I’m just cheap but I can’t see paying $ 48 for a T-​shirt unless it’s woven of unicorn fur by damn fairies or elves.
Honestly some of the stuff is very similar to what can be found on Etsy. It costs more, but you can actually check your items out and won’t have to pay shipping.

5 stars for the staff, atmosphere, yummy candles and décor.
3 stars for the price (clothes)
I love wandering into anthro and browsing the clothes and home décor. Everything is perfectly laid out and everyone who works there is helpful and friendly. The place always smells amazing because of their top-​notch collection of candles which I can never resist stocking up on! I rarely buy clothes here because of the price tag but I love seeing all of the cute trinkets, books, aprons, etc. It doesn’t feel like shopping, it almost feels like an interactive museum because everything is so beautiful! I wander in here at least a few times a month and I always leave with a few things in hand and a long wish list!

Such a cute store. They keep it really well organized and I love all the trinkets, home décor, books, and clothes, however the pricing is ridiculous. I love to stop in and look but never buy anything (unless it’s on sale) because the mark up on everything is crazy in my opinion.

Stopped by with my wife but this isn’t a store for men. My wife loves this store and they have a lot of nice things but I spent half the time outside while she tried on dresses. The staff were very helpful and even recommended a dress for my wife that she eventually bought. I’m sure I will be back at some point if we come Hyde Park Village.

Went in to Anthropologie as it is a usual haunt for essentials –and I had a gift card — woo hoo! Left with mixed emotions and mostly not anxious to return, when normally Anthro is a slam dunk great experience. Sadly, here’s why…
Store Layout /​design /​ability to find items more difficult than most Anthro’s — whether your experience comes from a large/​major city or smaller shop. The most frustrating aspect was the mixing of «forever 21» style items (let’s face it long time devotees, they have sacrificed quality to bring in lower price points) with the unique/​boutique styles — forcing professional and more mature shoppers to sift through all the «junk».
This store does not carry higher end jewelry, specialty handbags, or shoes
Notably absent was anyone approaching 40 or above to assist mature shoppers — who in my first observation — made up the majority of those in the store during the week day I was there. This was the first time I noted the bias at any Anthro store.
Also, I was taken back that a young man was assisting in the dressing rooms. He was sweet, respectful, and perfectly nice. This is obviously not an issue for the less reserved, I simply note it so sensitive shoppers are aware.
Additionally, while the store was *fully* staffed with respect to shopping and restocking activity, it was a surprisingly long wait to purchase — there was only ONE girl at the cash register. The woman behind me was not happy either.
On the upside, I had help from an amazing girl who could be my next personal shopper and I adore that.
Once I recover from the disappointment, I’ll try again and hope to post an improved 3 – 4 star rating!

Love this place! I love the whimsical prints, unique designs, distinctive Anthropologie scent that lingers in the clothes when you take them home, and no hassell return policy. A lot of dresses come with pockets which are a great! They do free shipping from the warehous if ordered in store. The Tampa store is not as big as the NYC or San Francisco stores which have rooms devoted to sales. The only thing keeping my rating a 4 instead of a 5 is that numerous dresses, shirts, and skirts, have required me to resew the hems! Seriously, dresses with original asking prices of $ 150+ should not fall apart after the first few washes in the handwash cycle and require stitching and I’ve had a few items get holes in them, too with infrequent wearings. But still, it’s my favorite store ever! On Black Friday, they gave out poppers containing prizes and I won $ 100! Can’t beat that!

Old looking place, Their stuffs all look like stuff, the décor is like stuff on top of stuff…
We bought some stuff, They were pretty good. I’m Used to stylish and up to date Décor. After 4 minutes I wanted to get out because of all the stuff on top of stuff… hehehe a stuffy place?
The Sales people are attentive, and very nice.
I’m Confused… What does Anthropologie have to do with selling this stuff? I know that logy = scientific study of, anthropos = human being. selling this stuff does not contribute or clarify the study of human being.

So many cute things and tons of cute clothes. This is the only Anthropologie I’ve been to. I love the stuff, but it’s so expensive. I’ve never bought anything, but I love looking. The place smells great.
One thing to note is some of the beauty products are overpriced here. For example, rose bud salve in a tin and a tube are MUCH more expensive here than they are at Sephora (I think other beauty stores carry it to). There are other examples, but I just can’t remember them.

God damn this store.
I love Anthro so much. Stores like this are created for people like me. Actually, no. Stores like this are created for people like me, who also have more money than me.
It’s exactly my style, which is to say it’s an amalgam of styles, all wrapped up in a boho little house on the prairie-​esque ribbon. I love and want pretty much everything. My wallet, on the other hand, can afford pretty much nothing. A $ 130 top? Hold on a sec while I go hang myself. That or sell myself on the street corner so I can afford that adorable $ 400 jacket you so innocently tempt me with.
Sidebar: I’d like to think if I had to resort to hooking, I’d be just like Julia Roberts. Hooker with a heart of gold and killer hair. One can only dream.
Oh Anthro. Why must you be so fantastic and expensive? Please lower your absurd prices so I can stop weighting the pros and cons of taking up a career as a stripper. Until then, see you at the sale racks.

I love this store! It’s not unlike any other Anthropologie, but they have amazing sales at this one in particular with items I have been drooling over but were sadly not on the website any longer. The staff was super attentive and helpful when I went in and made me feel really welcome. I’ll definitely be back!

I always take a walk in here when I’m in Hyde Park, it’s interesting to see all the vintage and unique things that they have. I always find myself looking through the sales rack with the hope that I will find something that fits. Unfortunately they don’t sale petite sizes so it’s always a tricky situation. I have seen people with dogs inside the store, I believe it’s pet friendly.

All the stuff you could probably find in a thrift store/​Amazon/​Etsy; all priced to sell to people too lazy to do the work, and find it in aforementioned places. The staff was extremely helpful, I literally had a personal shopper that helped me find my entire
Christmas list; now that’s customer service! Pricing is what you would expect, but search the sale/​clearance area for good finds.

Anthro is always a favorite store and one of the reasons I fly back to the mainland! This store is clean, gorgeous and stands out as having one of the biggest sale sections I have seen!
The store is divided half and half: Home Goods and clothes/​Jewelry. both of these sections are combined together in the sale department at the back of the store. The service is stellar and sales people are always more than willing to help without being pushy and annoying. The dressing rooms have plenty of space and comfy chairs and there are couches up front for the unwilling male shopper to rest while you spin around in an overly expensive antiqued twirly dress…

While it’s not the largest Anthropologie I have been to, it’s wonderful that it’s here. I want to move in, plain and simple. The antique furniture, the vintage inspired linens, the apothecary section and the oh so incredible selection of kitchen accessories make me smile each and every time.
The clothes are stunning, the jewelry unique and the selections to die for.
I really wish I could move in, no joke — sans people walking in.
Take your time when you visit. So much to look at and imagine it all in your abode. Also welcoming is that the sales people are super nice, they are definitely NOT pushy. That makes it 5 stars in my book.

I like to imagine that heaven is just like Anthropologie… Vintage tea sets, embroidered pillows, and adorable dresses and clothes! Every nook and cranny in the store is adorably decorated with books, French soaps, bedding and knickknacks. The prices are extremely steep and the majority of the store is outside of my budget, but if you are patient there are tons of great finds on the clearance racks!
Expect dreamy, fairytale dresses, sparkly jewelry, and vintage inspired trinkets at Anthropologie.

Best. Store. Ever. Don’t know why I bother shopping anywhere else. The prices are a bit heart-​stopping, but the quality and timelessness of the clothing, accessories and jewelry make them worthwhile. Whenever I am looking for something specific, I try other stores, but always, always end up back at Anthro. The salespeople are extremely helpful, the sales rack is large, and the rotating clothing beautiful. Love the kitchen, bathroom & bedroom accessories, as well as the hair accessories and jewelry– just love it all. If you’re shopping for everyday clothes, work clothes, party attire, or anything at all, you can’t go wrong with Anthro!

I gotta admit I love this place — and love it more for being next to Restoration Hardware. Where RH is spare, clean, uncluttered — anthropologie is the opposite. Cluttered, fancy, visually a riot of color… and yet, it works.
If you are doing a house renovation, this place, unexpectedly, has interesting glassware, door and drawer pulls, and stuff for walls and baths.
Plus, I seriously need to find a (new) girlfriend who looks great in these filmy, frilly fabrics.