Horrible customer service!!! I get you have policies, but damn being remotely polite about such…read morepolicies goes quite far. Get off the phone too!

I went in and was on the phone with my husband. After picking up a hat just to look at it, I was…read moretold by the lady working there that I could handle the product once I was off the phone! What in the world?! I just walked straight back out.

Be cautious about buying clothing gifts. I received a great sweatshirt for Christmas (not on…read moresale). Still tagged and everything, attempted to return it and the old woman at the counter thumped the sign at her register stating no returns or exchanges. It was a gift, so I had no idea and drove a bit to get there. I attempted to call first, and well...you should hear their outgoing message. Another testament to their lack of service. Kind of sad as I would like to support small businesses, but definitely not coming back to this place.

Fun shop Lots of cute things Coffee mugs coasters cookies…read more Jewelry glassware with silly quips

I have shopped here for YEARS. The staff is always so kind and the selection of items is fresh and…read moreon trend. The owners are fantastic to work with and Elena went above and beyond for me today. I highly suggest you drop in if you like high end handbags and apparel at reasonable prices.

Clothes purses and shoes are way way over priced. The store use to offer a lot more. Now its slim…read morePickens

Great place for gift ideas, games, or bolstering your art or drink collection. Adjoined to a Made…read morein KC space, this space features fantastic items from black artists and black owned businesses. The employee working behind the front desk was very friendly and helpful too. My wife and I got a couple of party games and there are some breathtaking books of art that I have my eyes on as well. The Made in KC side has lots of great local apparel, art, etc., but The Black Pantry is truly a gem and I hope they continue to grow.

Love checking out the Black Pantry. They have all great Kc local sold items. From wine to clothing…read moreto art to seasoning and spices they have it all. Cute Kc art and cups. If you're looking for nicer Kc memorabilia, check them out. Right next to made in Kc cafe!

The business owner Courtney has zero customer service skills, is extremely rude and portrays to be…read morea girls girls but failed to actually represent that. All she cared about was money and who was willing to go to her over priced boutique that had very few cute or affordable items. The shop was way too small for how much she was asking for in prices.

Such a very cute store with very cute products! Placed an order online because I am not local and…read morereally love the jewelry and accessories I bought. Unique selection and really not a bad price at all!

Update! After a mix-up with my sunglasses order, Bridget at Erin Rose Boutique followed up in a…read morevery timely manner to ship the originally ordered dark brown sunglasses... and I love them! Especially the bevelled edges. Thank you so much and please forgive my 'frustration' with the mix-up. My 10 year old sunglasses had been 'snatched' and I guess I was still upset about that :( Thanks again!

Absolutely, loved this find! So much to take in, but ran out…read moreof time! Can't wait to meet my sister down there this week

Simply my FAVORITE store in Kansas City. They know exactly what I need! And I love visiting with…read morethe gals.

I shop here with some regularity in fact it's really where I buy the majority of my clothes I love…read moreit because it's in my neighborhood and I like to support local businesses but I also love the fact that she's got great unique pieces and I know that someone won't be wearing the same outfit. It is hands-down my go-to place to get gifts for my girlfriends. And there's a key there is everything she's got here is unique.

I stopped by on a whim when I was in KC. I saw them while driving by and then looked them up on…read moreYelp to confirm my instinct was correct that this is what I'd call a a hippie shop/head shop. My kind of place! I was able to get some awesome incense and trinkets. I attempted to squeeze myself into some tiny jeans on the sale rack! I got them on. lol I just couldn't walk. I think they were in the 0-2 range. If you are that size, they have 2 cool pair of jeans on the sale rack! I found a rad pair of overalls which I wound up purchasing and a rad, bucket hat too. The couple (I'm assuming couple but a man and woman) running the place were very nice. I thought all the prices were reasonable! My overalls were the highest item but I think they were around $50. My cool bucket hat was only $11. A box of incense cones were $1.25- $2.00. I'll definitely be back in!

It's a Beautiful Day is just a couple of blocks north of "downtown" Westport, but represents the…read moretrue heart of what made Westport a counter-culture mecca before the chains and the gentrification started taking hold a couple of decades ago. If you want to remember the glory days of the 60's & 70's pop on in - they still exist here and challenging the current day status quo is more important now than ever before. You can get you a Deadhead sticker for your Cadillac or VW Van, the coolest hippy clothes for the next festival, incense by the bucket load, candles, art - mass produced and locally created, a room full of vinyl and every inch of the place is filled with something more cool than what you were just admiring. I picked up a few stickers and a zine as gifts. I'm not sure why it's been so long since I was last in here, but any trip to Westport going forward must include a stop in to recharge the soul and pick-up something to enjoy or to gift. Long live It's a Beautiful Day and all that it represents.

Came across this gem of a shop a few years ago at their old location & the transformation of their…read morenew space -- the aesthetics, selection, service -- is all so incredible! There's a range of price points of beautifully curated minimal modern & vintage clothing, jewelry, home, beauty, gifts. The new space even has an incredible matcha bar! they really have it all! It's a space that invites you to slow down. Moving to KC after living in larger cities it was a breath of fresh air! I've since moved away, but still shop online often and stop in when I'm in town. They post a lot more of their amazing vintage on Instagram stories so follow them there :)

This place is so cute! The aesthetic of the store is what attracted me to stop and check it out, it…read morehas all types of clothes that you need such as basics, dresses and coats. Their vintage section is to die for and I loved that they carry the brand ALOHA which I haven't seen in person just online. When we walked in we were greeted and asked if we needed assistance right away and set up a dressing room for us when we were ready. Check out was quick as well and gave some recommendations. However, I do want to be transparent about the prices as this is more of a luxury store so there wasn't anything they had that was less than $50. But if you are looking for unique pieces I recommend checking it out and even just stopping to get some inspo

In honor of #ThankYouThursday where we pen a review for a local fav, The General Store in downtown…read moreOP was the first place my mind headed. This gem of a store has been so clutch over the years for picking up gifts. Some of the people in my life are, um, a little hard to shop for, but when I come in here, I always come away with something great. It's all so well-curated; some gifts are classy, some funny, and many are versatile. It beats the socks off of going into a big box store in a million ways. Being in a charming stretch of a walkable area adds to its appeal, and the staff is always friendly. They also have Pickwick candles which are some of the best in town. These soy candles will last multiple seasons and almost all of them smell amazing. Cheers to this shop, they're doing it right and have saved my bacon every December since they've opened.

1. I'm going to this store for every birthday and Christmas, including my little grand baby who…read moreturns 1 on 12/31. 2. The General Store is a board book extravaganza. Board books every where. While I went there for a Trapp candle leather/tobacco for my son (which smells like leather and tobacco and is really nice) the amount of board books for children is phenomenal. I could easily spend $100 on board books there. And not just regular board books, but interesting topics like the Kansas City board book I bought. 3. Haha the cluster eff towels, cluster eff pencils, Get the eff to sleep book (which I bought). The unique gifts and trinkets are bountiful and wonderful. I laughed out loud plenty of times, including at the Dog in Chairs gift cards. There's plenty of things to see and buy. Thanks to Adam and the Yelp shop local event, The General Store is a must see. Oh I forgot pictures, sorry.