Stumbled upon this cute boutique and clothing store 2 weeks ago…read more Their staff is so friendly and greets you the second you enter. Cute items like margarita mixers in recyclable jars and fun items for the littlest adorned the store. Definitely worth a look. Note: address may have changed so may want to Google 1st.

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Totally fell in love with this cute shop in the Memorial area …read more After experiencing a "Pretty Women" moment at a boutique a few shops down from this location being completely ignored. Their owner Jenn was so inviting as I walked in could sense the warm , positive energy. I found a few items that they are holding for me until can have more time to shop since on a lunch break. Loved the selection of collegiate Texas and LA fun items.Fun gifts for all occasions such as wedding showers and for all around fun gifts . They even support the military and teachers with 15% off .Yayyy for all the positiveness.Decent prices for this area. I cannot wait to return to shop for shoes and special fun items for gifts since have a few friends with bdays coming up . Definitely worth a look.

Everyone in the store was so helpful and they helped me with suggestions and the cutest boutique on…read morethe block. If you live in hedwig village or anywhere near- I highly recommend this one. So many different styles and pieces you just do not see anywhere else. Very clear that the owner has a keen eye for fashion with extraordinary taste. I will be back to say the very least

Have wanted to check out this local business for a few weeks however their hours are quite limited…read morewith my work schedule. Great selection of cute gifts for brides , religious themed items and gifts for men who may already have everything. A few sale items . Expect to pay full price but definitely worth a browse. Their staff is friendly and found out they have been in business for over 20 years initially starting as a much smaller boutique. Return: likely.

Popped in while in town for the Junior Olympics--day 5 of our trip, and we've been outdoors all…read moreday, every day for my daughter's competitions. We were dressed in activewear, of course. The moment we walked in, the staff began following us around like we were about to steal something... It wasn't subtle, and it definitely wasn't welcoming. We came specifically to shop for Jellycats. While my daughter was picking one out, my 2 year old accidentally knocked over a $15 trinket that was placed right next to the toys. It broke. I immediately apologized and offered to pay for the accident, but the old woman maybe manager/owner just turned her back and walked off without saying a word. No professionalism, no acknowledgment. Still, we made a purchase, about $50 for Jellycat and a small toy. The store tries hard to give off an upscale, curated vibe, but the service is pure snooty attitude and fake class. We're in town from Rockwall, Texas the smallest and wealthiest county in the state, about 20 minutes from Dallas, fortunately we don't need to steal outdated trinkets. The fake-classy attitude here is laughable. snooty staff, zero warmth, and absolutely no sense of how to treat customers. If you're expecting grace, charm, or even basic decency, keep looking.

Visited today. The store seemed so cluttered. Hard to get through the aisle. I'll come back after…read morethe holidays and things should be better, as my past experiences have been.

Security Guard is a tool. To start I was not greeted when I walked in, which is unheard of for…read moreRoss. In addition, the store was tidy and I checked out with no issues. When I approached the security guard to give him my receipt, he swiped it and walked off. No direction was given. I then proceeded to walk out toward the exit and asked if I needed to remove the rope to get out. He merely looked and stated, that's blocked. Then he made a snarky comment and pointed to the entry door to leave out. I told him that he should probably direct customers to the entry door vs just walking away.He didn't even help to put my basket back with all the bags I had. I don't shop at this location often & don't plan to after this incident. I don't know who jingled his bells, but he definitely needs a better attitude:(

Please hire staff that know what they are doing or train them better! I wanted to purchase 4 six…read morepacks of Korean flavored milk. They were not priced. I approached the floor attendant who told me she didn't know and to ask the person at the counter. The person behind the counter said, sorry there is no price. When I asked if she could scan another she was so unwilling then finally said sorry I will need to call my boss to ask...then never did. I ended up buying face towels and the total was 7.57. I paid with $20 bill...this made the cashier very uneasy as she had to count 43 cents in PENNIES back to me. I told her I had the 57 cents and she could give me $13 instead of the $12.43 in pennies. She said the transaction was done. I told her the till was open and she can keep the 43 pennies and give me $1. She closed the register. Good grief...what kind of people are you having work there. They don't understand what COSTUMER SERVICE IS, THEY ARE NOT PROACTIVE AND ARE LACKING IN COMMON SENSE AND BASIC MATH!

Sells expired product and beauty products that break you out. Wouldn't return the expired product…read moreand mask that broke me out won't be back.

The Little Bird was awful. The manager was dressed sloppily and she refused to take my sister's…read moredesigner, pressed and hung clothing because it was the "wrong day". I asked her if she could kindly just hang up the 3 items ( in the back). She said no. The experience was disappointing. No one helped us with anything. Don't go there!

The Little Bird is racist. Today I tried to shop for my wife a Christmas gift and was denied…read moreaccess. No customers were in the store and there wasn't a private event. Nothing was posted about appointment only which is what I was told. I'm a black man with means to shop anywhere in Houston. I will no longer support the business.

I like the options at Dillards. But it's always amazing to me that you have associates standing…read morearound talking with each other and never asking if you need any help. Had an arm full of clothing options as two stood in a register just chatting with each other looking at us never bothered to ask if we needed a dressing room or anything.. so I assume nobody works on any kind of commission. I think agents need some wants to .

I visited Dillard's Galleria location on Saturday, August 8th to exchange a pair of sandals for a…read moredifferent color. The shoes were never worn I bought them two weeks prior. I arrived just as the store opened. It was my worse experience at Dillards. I had my receipt with me as proof of purchase. I was immediately notified that if I purchased them two weeks ago they were additionally marked down to 65% and if they did not have the color I wanted they would not give me a price adjustment and if I returned them I could not repurchase them again. I was so disappointed in the way I was treated that I wished I had asked for the jerks name. He was standing at the register helping a woman who seemed to be new because she did not know anything about their policy. I will not step foot in that store ever again. If you continue with your sorry customer service you too will be closing in just a matter of time.

I generally avoid department stores, but my wife needed a dress and prefers to try them before she…read morebuys, so off to the mall we went. After a couple of other stops, we finished at Macy's because we knew that if no one else had what we were looking for, we'd find it there. We probably should have saved time and just started at Macy's. The team was extremely helpful, routing us to the right places and sizes, making recommendations, helping me find sale items, etc. Hoda was particularly helpful, helping my wife find appropriate sizes when the ones she picked didn't work (women's sizes are crazy, a number should be the same across all items) and getting us checked out in a timely manner. We came for one item and, thanks to a couple of sales, left with three. I probably won't have much use for the women's dress section again, but I'll be coming back to Macy's specifically because of the service we received.

Title: CUSTOMER SERVICE - INFLATING PRICES BEFORE A SALE?…read more I visited Macy's on July 25, 2026, and was excited to browse the Last Act clearance section. While shopping, I found what I thought was an incredible deal: a Mickey Mouse Cartoon-Themed Mid-Drift Sweatshirt. The receipt showed a regular price of $64.00, marked down to a final purchase price of $9.46. I was thrilled with my find and couldn't wait to wear it. However, when I got home and removed the tags, I decided to look underneath the clearance stickers. To my surprise, the original manufacturer's price tag showed the sweatshirt was actually priced at $60.00, not the $64.00 regular price reflected on the receipt and sale tags. As a customer, I found this very concerning. It's not about the $4 difference. It's about transparency and honesty. Seeing a higher "regular price" advertised than what appears to have originally been on the item's tag raises questions about how discounts are being presented to customers. I understand prices can change over time, and retailers may have different pricing structures. However, from a consumer's perspective, it feels misleading when the advertised original price used to calculate a discount is higher than the price shown on the product's original tag. Customers should be able to trust that sale prices and savings are being represented accurately. Because of this, I have already contacted Macy's Corporate Customer Service and provided photographs of both the receipt and the item's barcode tag for review. Again, this is not about the amount of money involved. I still received the sweatshirt for a great price. This is about the principle of the matter and maintaining an honest, transparent shopping experience for customers. Retailers should strive to build trust, not create doubt about whether advertised savings are truly what they appear to be. I hope Macy's reviews this situation and provides clarification regarding its pricing practices. Rating: (2/5 Stars) Great clearance find, but disappointing concerns regarding pricing transparency and customer trust.