Barneys II

Real authentic good quality brands for a fraction of the price! I boght Brikenstocks, Manolo Blahnik, Maison Margiela and many more here. It's not only the good price point and the good selection of brands, but the kind and fair owners of this shop that make me go back every time and enjoy my experience here. Highly reccomand

Theee best shoes ever ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Respect from Turkei, to Tony Soprano ...

Great prices

It used to be a great place to find real designer bargains. Classics in some cases but as of late, the inventory - styles are dated. I recently checked out the Bloomfield store - parking is terrible. I miss the wonderful store in Botany Village, Clifton. I always was able to find the best shoes, slippers, blouses, slacks and more. The other sites are now too far to travel if you live in Bergen or Passaic County. I wish the owners would reconsider returning to my area.

I guess this place is hit or miss. I went there on a "miss". Will try again.

The Yelper's dilemma - a great find, but it will only remain great if nobody reviews it and it stays under the radar. But I'm going to do it... I'm going to review Barney's II. When you first walk into this place, you'll think you're in a consignment store. It's dark, dingy, with racks of pants, racks of sweaters, tables of shoes, etc. But then, upon closer inspection, you'll realize you've hit Jackpot. Those shoes in a pile are all brand name (I spotted Frye, House of Dereon, Stuart Weiszman), the sweaters that are all hung on a rounder are all brand name (I spotted Free People, 525 America and Vince). The prices are great. I ended up snagging two Vince sweaters and a Free people sweater for a total of $150. Expect to spend some time digging. Don't go in there expecting to spend any less than an hour. There's lots of finds, but it requires some patience with the extremely rude and unhelpful staff. Your fellow shoppers will be mostly older women (they don't carry Men's clothes, sorry), so as a young, hip Yelper, you won't have much competition for those Frye Boots and Free People tops. Worth noting -- the stock changes all the time, and they are only open Thursday, Friday, Saturday so call before you go. It'll be our little secret.

Barneys used to be a secret oasis, this was 10 yrs or more ago, now everyone knows about and you have to go through every piece to find a bargain. I have brought experience suits, suits, and shoes for 75% percent off normal prices, as an example brought a $2,000 tux for $199. Hard to find bargains now with everyone knowing, you have to get there Thursday and if you see something buy it or put on layaway cause you leave it will be fine.

You really need to go when your not looking for anything specific. Have bought great designer clothing and shoes. My favorite time is in the middle of the season when items are on sale! Where can you find a pair of beaded heel Donal Pliner high sandals for $70.00!!!!

Just correcting the first reviewer. They do have men's clothing about every 5th or 6th week. Also Children's every 6th week or so. Great place. I love the owners. It is family run and they are always helpful often calling around to their other stores to locate what you want.

Kind of a crazy disorganized shop but if you are willing to look past all that there are good deals to be had. I found a cute pair of stride rite shoes for my toddler - brand new only $19 and a pair of joes jeans for her for only $9. Downside? Their sales move from location to location - they don't always carry kids/adults at the same time and honestly I have found some better deals using amazon warehouse - and that doesn't require me to follow their crazy deal schedule.

When I worked in Nutley and lived in Montclair - a friend let me in on a jewel of a fashion find. I've been going to Barney's for nearly 4 years now. I travel all the way from southern PA and it's worth the gas. I've had French designer's as well as the Lagenlook devotees such as Dries Van Noten and Sarah Pacinin at pennies on the dollars from what Nordstrom's and London pricey boutiques would retail charge. There should never have be an off week - if you do your internet homework. You merely need to go up on their website to get a look at what's coming and just call - they are fantastic about letting you know what's there. I've known the place to literally have lines down the block when the new kids things arrive. I was able to find a French Lace christening cloak for that would have cost me $500 in my travels to Quebec - there for $49.95 - what a hit! I have Helmut Lang red patent sandals purchased there at $49.95 that retailed for over $695.00 - I'm not a size 5 either - a run of the mill US 8.5. I was able to pick up a great suit for a male friend just knowing his measurements that was (Zegna) that would have been an impossibility to find without schlepping through Manhattan. Great place - it's always like a safari - well worth the hunt - but you will have to be vigilant and patient.

I've been a Barney's customer for years....from way back..before it was renamed Barney's on to the review. If time is required, then take it...the finds are truly worth it. From 'Dusica and Dusica, Stuart Wiseman, Olivia Rose Tal, Donald J. Pliner an Aysana (100% handmade shoe from Peru) !!!!...Need I say more.... they're all there..PURE QUALITY !!! and that's just the shoes and boots...If you're a fan of quality leather shirts and jacket's out... so spend a little time..the end result is unmatched anywhere. A loyal customer Deborah Brown