I recently made my first online purchase from Tulips. They were having a big sale for Spring Break…read moreand I snatched up an Elliatt cocktail dress for a ridiculous price and some drop earrings. After I ordered I got a text message from someone at the shop that the size dress I selected was no longer in stock but they had one in a size up. I thought... 'can always have my tailor take it in'. A few days later my order arrives in Indianapolis (they were very quick to ship out) and the dress fits like a glove! Maybe a small take in at the bust but honestly this inventory snafu was a blessing. Everything about ordering was easy and they always have nice sales (been eyeing things for a half year now). Will purchase from again because they carry designers I like and they take pictures on models that are real people. Very easy to imagine how an outfit would look on me.

I've tried to like this place so many times, but the quality does not justify the prices. Pretty…read morebasic and boring. Need some new blood on the market trips it appears.

This is a cute shop with a variety of unique gift items. We were warmly welcomed by staff and…read moreprovided assistance if needed. The items were pricey but cute.

Cute little boutique in the heights. I love that they sell Lafco candles (favorite scent is…read morechampagne, then berry) They sell clothes, lotions, jewelry, and lots of cool little gifts. Great place to buy Christmas gifts. They also gift wrap. Ladies here are very helpful. There's a cute dog who usually sits in the corner too!

Sage Boutique is such a gem! They have an incredible eye for fashion -- every piece in the store…read morefeels handpicked with style and quality in mind. I love the mix of brands they carry; there's always something fresh, on-trend, and at really reasonable prices. The staff is what truly makes the experience special though -- they're so welcoming, helpful, and genuinely make you feel like a friend, not just a customer. One of my favorite places to shop!

From the owner: A women's boutique with a mixture of trendy and classic pieces. Customer service is our priority!read more

Really cute stuff, but inattentive staff. Might would've bought something if they had been more…read morehelpful!

From the owner: Beehive has a mix of casual and contemporary looks perfect for Little Rock's laid back lifestyle…read more We are located in the Pleasant Ridge Town Center.

I've always loved Box Turtle. They got me in the door because I have a soft spot for turtles, but I…read morestayed for the friendly service, the eclectic selection, and sheer variety of trinkets, jewelry and knick-knacks that will be filling my gift boxes for years to come! It's a small space, with winding racks of items big and small, and it hosts all kinds local artists, sports a lot of those little signs full of witty zingers, and some of the most unique jewelry you'll find anywhere in town. Couldn't recommend it enough!

I saw some emerald green lamps at a vintage store near us but they were damaged. I searched online…read moreand finally found this shop that had two in stock. I paid $288 for the order, but unfortunately, the owner didn't give me until the weekend to pay an additional $40 shipping charge before canceling my order. I didn't receive a call that my order was going to be canceled. She said there was a 48-hour policy that I didn't see on my invoices or their website. Now, there is only one in stock. Really disappointing experience.

I just left Barbara Jean on Cantrell, and unfortunately, I was disappointed with my experience…read more When I walked in, nobody greeted me or even acknowledged that I was there. I browsed around for a while to see if someone would eventually ask if I needed help, but no one did. There were two white women shopping in the store, and I noticed the employees were actively assisting them. I'm African American, and I was standing nearby browsing on my own. There was also another gentleman who was assisting one of the customers, and at no point did anyone step away for even a moment to acknowledge me or ask if I needed help. I understand employees may be helping other customers, but a simple "Hi, we'll be with you shortly" goes a long way. As a African American customer, being the only person in the store who wasn't acknowledged while white customers were being assisted made me uncomfortable and left me questioning why I was treated differently. I ultimately left without purchasing anything. Customer service and making every customer feel welcome matters, and unfortunately, I did not feel welcomed during my visit.

I just purchased a dress for an upcoming wedding. Let's just say I was in my workout clothes, no…read moremakeup, and a hat. Everyone was very helpful and courteous. I found a dress I loved! Excellent customer service.

After being completely ignored at the shop next door, my kids and I strolled in looking for gifts…read morefor my wife last week. From the moment we walked in, the staff was friendly and courteous. The owner, Robert Forsythe made a point to introduce himself and talk to us for a few minutes. He could not have been more pleasant. There is no way he would recognize me. I am not someone that should be known and honestly doubt I have been in his store since high school. We found a few items for my wife. The staff wrapped them and chatted with us until our items were ready. We were happy to give them our business. To point out how long Mr Forsythe has been providing quality service, I will relay a story I distinctly remember from my mom. I doubt he would remember the story but 30 years ago my mom was shopping for me before I went to college. I remember her coming in quite proud of her efforts. She had been struggling to find me ties for a new suit. She went in Forsythe's (different location back then). Mr Forsythe had helped her. She found several she liked but took particular interest in the tie he was wearing. As she was checking out, he took his tie off and gave it to her as an appreciation of her business. In my opinion, that is going beyond what is required or expected.

I read the story of the rise of Neiman Marcus one night when I had nothing else to do. In my mind…read moreI could envision this establishment where wealthy women woudl converge to procure the finest in clothing, candies andn cosmetics. The Neiman Marcus in my mind was a far cry from the commercial Neiman Marcus of today. I thought of white gloved ladies, pillbox hats, full skirts and a staff that knew their customers from the moment they walked through the door. While that image no longer exists in Neiman Marcus, be assured you can find it at B Barnett. Customers are known by name and offered refreshments--in real glasses no less! As patrons entered they were greeted by name, and even asked how their specific vacatiosn went as they purchased their $500 body creams. At B Barnett it's not just about the expensive goods, it's about a level of servcie that simply doesn't exist anymore--not in this decade anyway.

I haven't received my item yet from this store (can't wait!), as I just ordered it moments ago…read more This review is for the exceptional customer service I received from Crystal over the phone. She went above and beyond to help me, making sure the item I wanted to purchase from the online shop would fit. Thank you so much, Crystal!

In tune with fashion and quality clothing. Sales team is helpful and take the time to listen to…read morecustomer needs. Great prices too! Experience a true boutique atmosphere along with professional sales people.

On Saturday I scored two SALE-priced designer pieces. I upped their rating because nothing else in…read moreour LR Metro area even comes close!

I love this boutique!!! Got a couple of my favorite shirts from here. Super friendly staff, tons of…read moreevents, amazing selection- I 100% recommend! Probably one of the best if not THE best thrift store in town!