My all time favorite boutique. I have been shopping here for years!! I used to come here as my…read more"go-to" place for any events in high school, since going to college and then moving to (2) other states it is still a place I keep up with and buy from often! They always have the cutest style that can range anywhere from very dressy to casual, and chic. I also love the little notes they put in packages! The staff is always so helpful as well... I have had a few instances where I've spoken to customer service for an address change/size change/ or wrong order and they were quick to reply and fix the situation. The other plus about this boutique is that they always have the most in style trends for the upcoming season. Check out their Instagram for all the updates and modeling of their clothes. They put together entire outfits (which again, I love) and are a saving grace for style inspiration! Check these guys(gals! Lol) out!

A fun store for browsing. Inventory includes more gift items, used furniture, then the resale shop…read morenext-door..

One of the cooler antiques browsing experiences I have had in Ocala. A must for everyoneread more

New gifts, home decor, and women's clothing are the features in this boutique shop with a Christian…read morevibe.

We booked and fully paid for a Northern European cruise through Serendipity Boutique (with Martha)…read morein June 2023, for a trip departing July 11, 2025. The reservation included myself, my boyfriend, my brother's family, and his in-laws. Unfortunately, it turned into the most stressful vacation planning experience I've ever had. Over the 18 months leading up to the trip, we made numerous attempts--via email and phone--to get basic information: our cruise cabin assignments, pre-departure hotel, international flights, and transportation. Martha consistently dodged our questions, gave vague responses, and shifted blame to Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL). We communicated early that we intended to upgrade our flights to business class. Despite this, no itineraries or confirmations were provided as prices steadily rose. With just two months to go, we still had no flight info, no hotel details, and no cruise cabin assignments. Martha's advice? Book our own flights and hope to be reimbursed--though she couldn't confirm how much. She later mentioned a $750 credit per passenger, reimbursed only after the cruise. By then, even economy flights had nearly doubled in price. She repeatedly changed her timeline for finalizing details: first 60 days out, then six weeks, then 30 days. When we checked in again at 30 days, she claimed NCL was "delaying confirmations" and that she had "pulled back" our flights to book them herself. On June 13, 2025, my brother's in-laws received their NCL balcony room confirmations. My brother and I still had nothing. At 21 days out, my brother contacted NCL directly. To our shock, NCL had no reservations for us at all. Worse, balcony cabins--the category we had paid for--were sold out. We made repeated attempts to reach Martha to salvage the trip, especially as one of our travelers--my brother's mother-in-law--was battling stage 4 lung cancer. This was her dream trip. Martha knew about her condition and her intent to upgrade flights. While she had a cruise room (still no flight), my brother and I had no booking. Out of options, my brother sent a formal demand letter via a process server on June 16, 2025, requesting receipts and proof of booking. Within hours of her signing for the letter, we received confirmation that our cruise had just been paid and booked--on June 16--less than a month before departure. The timestamp made it clear: she had not secured anything until that very moment, despite having our full payment since 2023. Only one of the three cabins was booked in the correct category. My cabin was eventually upgraded to balcony level before departure, but my brother's never was. Meanwhile, business class tickets had soared past $6,000--nearly double what they had cost just months prior. This entire experience turned what should have been a joyful, once-in-a-lifetime trip into a mess of stress, frustration, and last-minute panic. Instead of excitement, we were left scrambling and anxious in the final days before departure. Martha repeatedly misled us and refused to take responsibility, continuing to blame NCL for what was clearly her failure to secure our arrangements. We plan to file a formal complaint with the Florida Department of Agriculture (which regulates sellers of travel) and are still considering legal action due to the serious negligence involved. Though she later refunded my brother due to the cabin downgrade, the damage had been done. Bottom line: I'm still not sure how a boutique is selling travel, but I strongly caution anyone considering Serendipity Boutique.This was a clear case of mishandling and deception, despite having our full payment for more than two years. A trip we had looked forward to became a chaotic, last-minute scramble that took a major emotional toll on our entire group.

Friendly owners, know them personally. Always around to help. The store has a wide array of…read moreclothing and accessories. They will even special order items in the store for you.

Willow Boutique has possibility but is small and somewhat confusing…read more I went during a trip to Ocala after seeing them post that morning about clothing for sale in the shop. I arrived to a small office type building with a small sign for Willow on their business list. (The building itself didn't have any signage.) I attempted to enter but the door was locked despite it being well within business hours and nowhere near lunch time. Disappointed I decided to enter the business next to it- a upscale salon type shop. It was fun to wander through the small space (10 by 10 feet if I had to guess,) but again no one was there. We wandered further and saw a hair salon and a massage studio- both completely empty. It was actually a bit eerie until we stumbled upon a nail salon with one nail specialist and customer, neither of which seemed fazed by our presence. Finally, we entered Willow from the back hallway and saw what they had to offer- not much. Gone were many of the outfits I had wanted to try on. There was a chalkboard inside the store stating they were at a (no name provided) pop up somewhere that day. Why not keep someone staffed in the store, or at the very least post on social media about the pop up/closure? The experience was frustrating to say the least... In my short unsupervised wander through the boutique I found a cup and bracelet I would have purchased, and their Instagram features a few cute things, so I think it has potential but they need to get more organized.

Brittany was in touch with me as soon as I placed my order to ensure everything went smoothly. My…read moreorder arrived perfectly and quickly and even came with a handwritten, personalized thank you note. 10/10 recommend this adorable, online boutique!

Loved the selection, fit, and value/price BUT since becoming older I can only shop online. It's…read moreenigmatic that the online shopping option was discontinued from the Outlet Chicos. If you can't drive, have mobility issues, or are disabled, you are excluded from shopping this store. No one seems to know why....

Holy heck! this is supposed to be an "outlet" store? Jeans are $89.00. What's going on with that?…read moreThe store is small and , not a lot of room to really look at the clothes because they are all jammed together. I really didn't feel like the lady wanted to help me find a size as she was more interested in the lady at the register with tons of things to buy. Over all this store is overly priced. And the clothes are made in China!

The name Agapanthus is a blueish purple flower originated in Africa and is a symbol of love…read more Definitely a hardcore tchotchke store with a variety of merchandise to browse. Surprisingly, there is a full service hair and nail salon situated inside through a side opening in the wall, almost as a "Speak Easy" - I took a quick peek. Most of the items in the store are dedicated to the female persuasion, so I guess a beauty salon was the right move. The employee was friendly and very attentive. The inventory was very nicely situated in sections including, Crislu jewelry, Volupsa candles, Longchamp purses, logo socks, decorative soaps, side table decor, lotions, perfumes and of course Christmas decor. Most of the items here would be the perfect gift for the White Elephant game at any family gathering.

So impressed by this store! Adorable house and bath stuff, cute jewelry, and so much more!…read moreDefinitely way better and bigger than its Gainesville counterpart!