The young lady that helped me find the perfect, unique gift for my wife was very helpful,…read moreknowledgeable and nice! I was in the store on Thursday, March 25th, late morning.

This is the most "9th and 9th" little shop you'll ever find! It fits in perfectly with the area and…read moreI'm glad I stumbled across it. Yesterday, my wife and I were in the area looking for some local goodies as Christmas presents and made our way into Hip & Humble. The outside is very inviting-I love the color of the house-turned-retail building. As soon as we entered, we were greeted by Mabe, the beautiful resident dog. She happily sniffed us, let us pet her and then she went back to her duties of wandering the store. Any place that has a dog is A-OK in my book! Each item in the shop appears to have been carefully curated to be here. Nothing seems out of place or odd. I love every item and how cohesive everything feels. Up front, you'll find an assortment of knick-knacks, home goods, soaps & lotions, etc. Toward the back is a room full of unique women's clothing and accessories. The owner visited with us briefly and we felt very welcome to be there. It's a fun atmosphere with adorable items. I look forward to returning for additional gift items in the future.

I was gifted a sweater for Christmas. It was too big so I purposely waited until the return rush…read morewas over to exchange it for a smaller size (2nd week in January). All tags were the on it including the Koo De Ker label. I was asked by the young woman if I had the receipt. I said, no it was a gift and I wanted to exchange for a smaller size. She indicated that I was too late to return or exchange. She could even get up off her perch to see if their was one that I could buy (and sell the other one on Posh Mark). Unbelievable! It's not like I've waited until February to bring something back. Koo De Ker should mark on their labels their return policy on gifts! As I left I said, "I guess I won't be back, but you don't even care". Her response was "no I don't". I get it! It's a small boutique store but SERIOUSLY! I would suggest to the owner to do a little training. But then again, perhaps she doesn't CARE either.

Lovely store, lovely owner. Shopping here was like shopping…read morewith a skilled personal stylist. It was a pleasure to shop local while visiting Salt Lake City.

Flight Boutique took over the space in Trolley Square previously inhabited by Lululemon. I had no…read moreclue, but they've been there for a while now! The interior is pretty: all high ceilinged with a giant mirror in the center, exuding luxury. They've also got that boutique store thing going on with like max six pieces of each style of clothing. And not just women's, they had a cute little section of children's, too! Brands are higher end and priced as such: Wildfox, Free People, BB Dakota, ASTR, MinkPink, etc. Lots that I like, but that I can find priced lower elsewhere (though, on my most recent visit, they had a small rack of sales goods). Of course, there is something to be said for shopping local. The dressing rooms were especially attractive. There was just one girl working, and she wasn't overly helpful, but friendly enough. It truly is a pretty store, and while I would not seek it out as a particular destination, would be worth stopping by now and then when in the area.

I LOVE Flight! They have such a great variety of different styles and price points to fit any…read morebudget. I love that you can really find everything you might need at one store: shoes, tees, casual and fancy dresses, jewelry, workout gear, bags, etc. It's a must if you are in SLC ... or in PC since they have a store on Main St.

Mabo is an adorable little alley of a store, offering a mix of women's and children's clothing,…read morehome goods, and gifts. I was particularly excited to see gorgeous swirly Le Feu De L'eau candles, along with pretty minimalist jewelry, and several beautiful pottery specimens. Their kid's clothes are all muted colors and super hip. Next time I have a need for a gift of children's clothing, I'm definitely coming here! Prices are commensurate with the high quality of goods sold here. The girl working stayed behind the counter, but she did greet me. Parking is limited in this area, though you will be able to find a spot eventually, it just may require a bit of walking.

Darling store despite opening so late on the weekend! Please open earlier than noon!…read moreMost stores open at 10am.

I love this store so much! They are selective in the clothes they take on consignment, so the…read moreclothes you are purchasing are always of great quality at a great price! I was greeted cheerfully upon entering my first time and they explained the different color tag sales, etc. I was so impressed by this store! It was such a great experience and I found many wonderful gifts for the holidays. They have new items as well that are fun! As well as accessories, shoes, make up, etc. And, they have "store" cats that wander and I love that! However, I imagine it would be hard on those with allergies. So something to take note of.

I liked some of the selection here, but the heavy scents and no bag policy is a bit of a turn off.read more

Blue Velvet Bunny is a super cute rad little vintage thrift shop in downtown Salt Lake City. The…read moreclothing was reasonable and all items were uniquely curated and the shop itself was really really rad. 5+*

This is a true crown jewel of the Utah thrift scene, really fantastic, authentic pieces all around…read more I've never seen so many genuine vintage items in such pristine condition. (Fair prices too!) Can't recommend this shop enough.

Don't buy anything here unless you're absolutely positive you want it. The return policy is…read morearchaic. First time in the store this week searching for a Christmas gift. Bought 4 olive wood aperitivo bowls ($40). As I checked out I asked gentleman if I could bring it back. "Yea before Jan 2" Here I am trying to return today. Turns out you only get store credit. Perhaps the cashier said that when I bought it? Doubtful given he struggled with the cash register and could only sent a text receipt. The return attempt was an unfriendly customer experience - especially at Christmas time. Shame on me for not pressing for clarification at point of sale - shame on them for having a lame return policy. Won't be back and will warn all I can to do the same. Caveat emptor!!!

Came in to buy another pair of Portola jeans -$295.00 but instead got followed around the whole…read morestore by the cashier. Guess if you're a person of "Color" you're not trusted in this store.

Vantage is a beautifully curated shop, with unique finds and dreamy vintage pieces. I'd take…read moresomeone here if they were visiting SLC for the first time, just be aware that prices are on the higher end.

In my opinion the best vintage store in salt lake. So many great choices and for good prices. You…read moreare guaranteed to at least walk out with one thing

Incredible store and women! Lovely and enchanting selection, brilliant poetry pop up (we got…read morecustom poems from two lovely writers on an old school typewriter!) and hot cocoa stand. Salt & Honey is now a destination, making us want to come back to Salt Lake City. Great selection of gifts, jewelry, cards, home goods, children's toys and clothing, and naturally made products. And they have a Soda Fountain! Can't wait to come back to shop again!

Hard to rate. Very pretty and fun things in this store, which makes me want to rate at a 5. But…read moremost things in this store was very pricey, which makes me rate lower than a 5. You could find some of the cute items this store had to offer for a cheaper price off of Amazon or elsewhere. After visiting this store and others nearby, I soon discovered that these stores are either in what's considered a Preppy neighborhood or tourist trap. If they lowered their prices, I would definitely go back.

My husband and I were checking out Trolley Square today. There were a couple Hello Kitty's that…read morewere in the display window of this store. I love Hello Kitty and my husband knows how much I adore her so we made our way in to check it out. I didn't expect the store to be so eclectic. There's a little of everything here. Clothes, toys, jewelry, socks. It's quite overwhelming but in a fun way. There's so much to look at! There were a lot of dresses and kids clothes in the front. You make your way back to the store and there's more stuff to look at. I did make it to one of the back corners that had more clothes. I did find a pair of overalls that really caught my eye. They are very cute and floral but very expensive. I did notice a few sale tracks but of course I didn't find anything on them. My husband knew I really liked the overalls so he bought them for me. Honestly, I felt shoppers guilt for my husband cause of how pricy they were. They were just fabric overalls that were ankle length. 50 bucks..... I have bought Gap denim overalls at that price but 50 for denim doesn't seem unreasonable. The lady that rung us up was nice. She folded my overalls, bagged them and handed them to me in a bag. Overall it was a neat store but very overpriced. If you are willing to spend the extra bucks for their products then go for it! I know that no one else in town will have the same overalls as me which is cool. But they were pricy and I probably wouldn't have gotten them if it came out of my own pocket. But I'm happy my sweet husband talked me into them.

Cute clothes, but horrible service. I was minding my own business looking at necklaces and the…read morestore clerk asked me if I was pregnant. Such an inappropriate and unprofessional thing to ask. Not to mention how hurtful it can be to a woman's self confidence. Bummer cus I like the stuff they have, but will not be returning.