I'm a 2008 alumna of Miami of Ohio, and while I was an undergraduate I happily parted with some of…read morethe money I earned working on-campus on clothes from this boutique. I didn't buy new clothes that often, so when I did, it was a very special occasion. I have so many fond memories of the beautiful, unique items I bought here. I have a great memory for what I wore during special events in my life, and many of the items I bought here I associate with looking fancy on certain dates and for class presentations. Last year I returned to campus in the summer because Oxford was a stop on a week-long cycling and camping tour. This meant I brought very few cute clothes on my journey. As I wandered about uptown, I saw in the distance one of my favorite professors from undergrad getting Starbucks, which meant that she'd eventually be back in her office for me to stop by and say hi. But one can't catch up with important people looking like a scrub who's just cycled 50 miles! So quickly I dashed into Juniper, bought a fabulous summery casual dress and a striking hair tie, changed my outfit in the store, stashed my athletic shorts and tee into my purse, and headed over confidently to Hall Auditorium. Juniper did not fail me in having excellent options and reasonable prices even with the passing of the years! The selection of items for sale is so wide for such a modest store: tops, bottoms, dresses, swimsuits, fancy underwear, jewelry, and beauty products. The fitting rooms in the converted elevator shaft are a unique touch. And the location in uptown couldn't be better!

Cute, trendy, affordable clothes/shoes/accessories from off-the-beaten-path designers. I've gotten…read moreso many compliments from people all over the country on things I've worn from there. They're well-made and different enough to stand out from all the Gap/Old Navy, Express/Limited and Pacific Sunwear/Wet Seal clones. They have great end-of-season sales, too! The shop owner is friendly and helpful, but the college valley girls that work there are a little less than that. Oh, well.

Let's start with the 'good' because that's easy and quick:…read moreMost of the people working here are friendly, helpful, and cool. The woman in charge of the cheese counter is really knowledgeable and helpful with suggestions and pairings. The guys running stock out know their stuff, and can tell you exactly where whatever you need is. Sherry must live upstairs or something because she's manning the self-checkouts 24/7 and keeps everything moving smoothly. The store has decent variety for its size, and the prices are high, but they're high everywhere now, because you idiots vote for rich old men to run the country. The layout of the store is actually great. People complain about it and say "STORES TRY TO TRICK YOU INTO WALKING THROUGH ALL THE AISLES" but that's not really the case. The produce is right when you walk in, then stick to the outside of the store, and you've got your meats, cheeses, dairy, and you're good. People just complain because they moved things around recently and change is hard. Now the bad: Kroger makes it super clear that they do not give a damn about you. Often there are 0 checkout lanes open here. 0 lanes, so you have to check yourself out. Self-checkouts are for people who have just a few items and want the convenience of not waiting. They are NOT a replacement for real people when I have a cart with $200 worth of crap in it. "Thank you, valued customer" my ass. If I was a valued customer, the front-end manager wouldn't be leaning on the counter watching me check myself out. There are some management issues here in general, because every time I have to talk to management (w Prices are high everywhere, yes? But sales are cool, right? Wrong. Kroger Digital Coupons means you're walking through the store, see a 'deal', and then have to screw around on your phone for 2 minutes, working through their app's horrible interface, just to save a couple of bucks. It's not a convenience - it's a pain in the ass. And don't get me started on gas points. People have electric cars now. I do not care about gas points. Stop showing them to me, stop sending me marketing about them, deals about them, coupons for them - I do not care. You are wasting both our time.

The Oxford Kroger used to be great. Maybe all of their stores have gone downhill. This one…read morecertainly has. We now treat Kroger like a convenience store. It's okay for bread, most vegetables, and canned goods. But for a better selection we have to go to a Meijer store in the next town.

GO TO WALGREENS I made the mistake of having my doctor call…read morein 2 prescriptions to cvs this weekend and when I arrived at the pharmacy the workers didn't acknowledge me and continued to talk and ignore. I even saw a pharmacist kick people's prescriptions out of her way on the floor!!! When they finally decided to give me the time of day, the worker told me only one prescription was available and said I could buy the other medication over the counter. When I asked the bitch where I could find the other medication she pointed to an area across the store and said "maybe over there". I did not end up finding what I wanted and left. Walgreens ended up having it and the workers were actually decent humans! Think twice before going to CVS (cunts v. Students)

The staff is rude. My medicine is always "on hold" after days and weeks. If I ask them to look into…read moreit, it is magically ready. Same thing happens with my boyfriend. I went in today to get medicine that I still haven't had for a week, and the lady says, "Well, your doctor doesn't work here," when I mentioned that I verified with my doctor that they approved and sent it over. Unprofessional, unnecessary, and unwelcoming.

A hidden gem in Oxford! The food is amazing and it's all local and organic. Everyone there is so…read morewarm and welcoming. When you walk in, you don't just walk into a store you walk into a community. The food is stellar. I built my own sandwich with the vegan spread and it was amazing!

Moon co-op came through for our post graduation luncheon. We called them in advance and explained…read morewhat we were looking for. We were able to specify what each person wanted and everything came as requested. They had everything ready for us on time and the food was really good. From salads to sandwiches and soups. They were great and I would certainly recommend them. This is a cool store located in the shopping center with Kroger. I would highly recommend it if you're looking for some healthy alternatives.

A very good experience over a few visits moving my daughter into school…read more Most impressive was their inventory of items and how organized the store was. Bottom line great management, they were ready for a surge and handled it well. My first 4 star Walmart review. Call it like you see it. Would recommend and will return.

I am visiting family in Oxford, Ohio. My 16 year old and I went to grab groceries for a family get…read moretogether. I had wine- along with $150 worth of groceries- but was told I could not purchase the wine unless my daughter and I both showed IDs that were over 21. Idiocracy! I could not buy wine bc my kid went to the store with me. FYI, idiots of Walmart, you have no liability once I leave your store for anything I do with anything I buy. So, if a 55 year old wants to buy wine, she should be able to do it no matter who she's with. My family and I will shop elsewhere when visiting Oxford.

A great store for the outdoorsman. Located in uptown Oxford. Off street parking is by meter…read more It's a small business, but packed with Patagonia outerwear. They are also an an authorized Birkenstock dealer. As well as an authorized dealer of Rainbow Sandals. My daughter found a Patagonia pullover on sale. Service was great and absolutely recommend! There is no other store in Oxford or even the area that carries their unique items.

Buyer beware. This is a business that will take your money and the return policy is non existent…read more Yes, they will sell you something, it will be cheap, it will take forever to get delivery, and if you decide you don't like it, you can keep it and they will keep your money.

I would hardly call this place "cheap" but the prices are decent. Lots (LOTS!) of gauzy tunics in…read morejewel tones and bright patterns. Decent jewelry selection. Spacious fitting room area. And... female college students working there, whom I'm fairly sure honed their customer service techniques from those chicks that Julia Roberts totally told off in "Pretty Woman." Honey, you can be cute AND sweet at the same time, I promise. All this adds up to Bluetique being more or less like Juniper down the street, except this place is devoid of warmth or charm. But you can add some trends to your closet without breaking the bank too much. So there's that.

I was excited to see this addition to Uptown Oxford after falling in love with Bluetique in…read moreHarrisonburg, VA. All I had access to when I was an undergrad was Karisma ($200 jeans and North Face jackets) or Juniper (hippie chic -at the time). Prices all hover around $25-$45 which isn't too bad in my book! The clothes are cute and trendy, and you won't pay too much for the basics. I got a ridiculously cute and soft long sleeve tee that was long in the back to wear with leggings for $14.99! They also have a fab selection of accessories and jewelry- also not overpriced. Yes, the college girls working there aren't the friendliest, but they were friendly enough when I was there and let's be honest- you're in a college town, they're working for beer money, not because they love fashion and are dreaming of a life in retail. Excited to have a Bluetique closer to home!