Anthropologie — Local services in New York

The security guard here yelled at me for not saying thank you to someone who held the door open for me.The ironic thing is that I did say thank you, he just didn't hear it. When I told him this, he responded that he can just "read people faces" and can "tell when someone is disrespectful." So I hope this message reaches him and the store management here: you have no idea what people are going through. Just because someone's face is not 100% pleasant does not mean they are inherently disrespectful. Their face could be wearing a number of emotions unrelated to the present situation: stress, sadness, grief, exhaustion. Imagine if you were distracted with any of these emotions and were scolded for not being effusive enough. Imagine if someone took a 5 second impression of you and used it to criticize your character, unprovoked. Please think before you speak (or in this case, yell) with unkind intentions, and please don't make assumptions about people based off of...

AMAZING STAFF at this location. like very very above and beyond & i’ve been there lots since it opened. i’m so glad they re-opened an anthro downtown, because closing the one in flatiron was so sad - that location was amazing. so I’m super happy to have an anthropologie nearby, but wish they had a sales section and wish they had more Home goods and stuff because it’s one of my go-to’s for quick / nice gifts and things like that. they have a lot of like dressy stuff in one room which seems pretty random bc I feel like the downtown location should be more of a casual selection, but regardless, they’re working with the space they have and I hope they had a little sales section because they always have...

If you’re not dressed “expensively” (like head-to-toe designer), people automatically assume the worst. I walked in wearing a hoodie and biker shorts, stood where I thought the line was, and just kept getting cut by people. There was no sign showing where the line actually started, and people were scattered everywhere. The employees saw me waiting, made eye contact, but didn’t say anything until people had already gone ahead of me. Then one finally spoke up, with an attitude, instead of just helping earlier. At that point, I didn’t even want to buy anything and left—the whole vibe was just...