First, Dolfinger's has a great selection of inventory. But that is about all that is great about the store. I registered there against the advice of many people, because I am stubborn, and here is my experience (its lengthy, so please bear with me...it's worth it for you if you are a bride). The sales people are rude (and I was the 3rd bride to register with them in my family), the china is marked up higher than other stores, and they gave me less credit that what I should have received. When I asked for a list of the credit I had, I expected a computer print out of some sort. What I received was a hand written list on legal paper where the math and items listed were wrong. Also, if you receive an actual present (instead of a card with the credit listed) they will not take it back if it is not something that the "normally" keep in stock. I tried and, not only did they not give me credit, but they still have the gifts that I returned. So they kept my gifts and credit.

Also, the sales women did everything but come out and say "you are difficult to work with and we dread settling your registry" to ensure that I knew my place in the store. So you might ask "Well, what did you do to offend them?". And I would love to tell you that I did this: 1) I asked for a copy of my complete credit I had with them 2) I cross checked their math (which was wrong) and items listed (also wrong) to ensure their handwritten notes were correct and 3) I tried to reason with them to get the store's and my numbers to match before settling my registry...which they did not and I walked out of the store with a few hundred dollars less than what I think I should have had. Did they ever apologize or even act nice? No. All because I questioned the way they track bridal registries. I am sorry that I am not an idiot and can actually do math, which they apparently find offensive. When you register there, they act like they are doing you the favor.
So if you must register there, either don