Store is fabulous, employees are fabulous. Previous commenter is just bitter because they weren't allowed in.

Was in the shopping center, the doors were open and the wife and I walked in. She walked down the first aisle to browse and a little later the employee that was "working" there came and asked us if we had any "cards". She told us that she couldn't allow us to be in the store and pretty much treated us like we were going to rob the place. Now in my opinion, the door being open was an invitation to enter the store. If it is a member's only store, the employee should be at the door as the customer is entering. Oh, and if the adjacent storefront also has their door open, NO sign is visable to make shoppers aware that they are not "special enough" to shop in this store. May I offer that the employees be given a little training in "people skills", but really shouldn't that have been addressed upon hiring?