Anthropologie — Local services in Albuquerque

So I really had mixed experience about this place. When I first walked in the lady greeted me and all seemed well. Then I noticed that I was low key being watched. This I would add was by one girl. She would somehow find herself in the area i was in and need to do something there. Girl please! She didn’t even ask me if she could help but kept asking to take my items to the fitting room. Perhaps it’s a store policy so shopper keep their hands free but it did not seem like that. With that said the manager or perhaps the assistant manager was super nice and actually asked me what I was looking for and helped me with suggestions when they didn’t have what I wanted. I ended up getting a pair of shorts that I love btw. The manager gave me a little coupon which is always nice. It was sad the girl put that bad taste in my mouth but sometimes people had a hard time unlearning their racial bias. In the end the store itself is great and had a bunch of cute goodies...

2/15/25 Just recently I visited Anthropologie at uptown. I was excited to purchase a pair of Mother jeans which I love. I found some jeans to try on however I needed a different style. I asked the sales associate for a black pair of Mother jeans. And sadly my shopping experience came to a halt when the sales associate said you will need to get them yourself there are several pairs of black Mother jeans. This ment I need to get dressed since I was in the dressing room. I got dressed and went to get the ONLY two styles of black Mother jeans. I did purchase a pair however this experience of poor customer service really changed how I now felt about about the whole thing. What was it that she thought should could treat a loyal customer like that.....is she ok?? I will be...

I had the worst experience at this store today. Honestly, even giving one star feels too generous, but I have no choice if I want to leave a review.

I was trying to pay for some clothes, and among the cash I handed over, there were two $1 coins. The cashier started whispering to another employee, asking if the coins were acceptable. After a while, she went over and whispered again to a different staff member, still questioning whether they could accept the coins.

I was standing right there — it’s not like I handed them counterfeit money. I simply used coins I got as change from a vending machine.

To be treated like that over just $2 is absolutely ridiculous. I’m still upset about the experience. I will never go back to that...