Saks Fifth Avenue

I want to give a 5 star review but I just can’t. I showed up at Saks today with gift cards in hand ready to buy the shoes I’ve had my eyes on for months: Corkswoon wedges by Stuart Weitzman. I first checked online to make sure they were available in store (the Internet told me this was the case) and then sauntered into the shoe salon asking to try them on. The saleswoman, whom I’m sure is lovely, told me no, I was not correct, they did not have those shoes. I told her that I, in fact, looked this up before I arrived at which point she told me I must have looked up a different store (considering the website makes you type in a zip code, I’m pretty sure I wasn’t the incompetent technology fool she made me out to be). There was no checking in the stockroom, no asking if I wanted to try on something similar, just «We don’t have those, sorry.» and walked away.
So I bought myself a pair of jeans instead. Not the ones I wanted though. Those weren’t in stock either. I have to say, the selection of items to choose from is rather limited here. I’ll save myself the hassle and order online from now on. I mean, first world white girl problem at its finest, right? Maybe. Probably. I only shop here once a year. Rich girl I am not.

Staff is always friendly and helpful but not constantly in your face. The Kiehl’s counter is understaffed and I usually have to wait for someone to notice me or go find someone to help me buy something — but that’s just in the make-​up department.

Great costumer service (when they think your going to buy). Love purchasing my David Yurman’s here, the guy who works the counter is so nice and helpful!

I’m torn here. I love Saks but this location has such a narrow selection. I I recently rushed in a few minutes before closing to grab a giftcard and apologized to the staff members who helped me. Everyone was very happy to help me even though it was closing time and the girl who rang me up told me I should hangout longer and look around rather than rushing me out. Just that simple offer made me feel very welcomed.

High quality very expensive merchandise. For those who have lots of disposable income, or don’t want to be around poor people, this is the place to go. I have purchased a few things here, but worry about them getting spoiled and am afraid to use them. Lots of parking south of the store.

I really love this place. And the staff is some of the friendliest in town. From the YSL counter to the shoe department, I’ve gotten great service here every time.

I love shopping Off 5^th when I’m traveling, it’s more in my price range, but I do get my Kiehls at Saks in my current home town of Tulsa. I always enjoy entering Saks because the staff is very attentive, every one of them. I had a little extra time during my last visit to Saks and I did a little «window shopping» upstairs in the wear department. I was promptly greeted by a new sales associate named Joshua Miller Morrison. I let him know that I was just looking, but Joshua stuck with me. He asked me a few questions regarding my interests and style and showed me some items that were in my budget. I did not leave with a purchase, but I did leave with the intent to come back to the wear department to secure my next «must-​have» purchase.

An excellent department store to go gift shopping for women’s perfume. The beauty department is sizable for women and moderate for men. Men’s grooming section is great for finding high-​end shaving and facial brands like Kiehl’s and The Art of Shaving. Always will go out of my way to visit and browse this store when traveling home to Coffeyville and shopping/​dining in Tulsa.

Love Saks. Hate showering before I go shopping. Hello
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I’ve never purchased designer jeans in tulsa until i did at saks. First of all it’s the most «reasonably» priced compared to the boutiques around tulsa. It is close to where i live, and everyone is quite friendly there. The only gripe i have about going to sak’s is that it is located in utica square which is a little too upscale for my taste but does have a few stores that you can’t find anywhere else. Not to mention they had a great sale on Lacoste shrits which made great gifts for my brother.

I lived in Tulsa for two years after living the the Bay Area for most of my life and Utica Square was the only thing there that reminded me of San Jose. Upscale. Fancy. Exclusive. That would be the description I would give it and the jewel of Utica is Saks Fifth Avenue.
I personally loved driving over here to walk around and eye shop. It brought me back to home. Plus, this staff is Oklahoma nice. If you don’t know what that means, it can only be described as sugarysweet. No place in the world has nicer people than Oklahoma, they would give you the shirts off of their backs if you needed it. I loved them, at least more than the city.
And Saks has the best of the best. If you are in Tulsa, go here, walk around, peruse the merchandise and take advantage of the luxury. It’s like being in heaven.

I’ve recently moved from OK to Texas, and miss this Saks quite a bit. It is a reasonable size, lots of great designers, and very friendly salespeople. As an example, I once bought some clothes that went on sale the next week. The salesperson credited my account for the difference, and mailed me the new reciept. Only in Oklahoma, I suppose, but only at this Saks for sure. It is pricey, but you can find some great bargains.