Visited the new location so spacious and such a large variety of pieces for all fashion styles !…read more9-5 outfits , after 6 cocktail attire , great fall pieces , streetwear , Mens , jewelry, etc. drinks on deck as well! The staff makes you feel at home , you'll find yourself staying for hours lounging after you shop. Visit the new location at 2120 Emancipation/ Gray st

Came to the soft opening and it was just amazing , fresh snacks & complimentary beverages …read more STUNNING DECOR even the restrooms had me amazed . Multiple different styles to choose from for women and men you guys got to go check it out , i shop there more than the mall

Literally the rudest employees ever. I walked in and they didn't even look up to greet anyone…read morecoming in. Just kept their personal conversations going . Never once even looked in any customers direction or asked if anyone needed assistance or acknowledged anyone even came in. Went across the street to their other location and same thing.

The Emerson Rose Home + Gift store (across the street from the clothing store) is my go-to place…read morefor gift-giving! I always find something cute, unique, and high quality. It's a hit every time, whether it's birthday, holiday, bridal, or baby.

Drive for lunch and happy hour. Lots of potential. Not really for tourists. 2 blocks of Open mall…read moreconcept. Too bad... no shops nothing but companies and restaurants. But very green for houston!! Thought i was in emeryville. Great if you want lunch and you work nearby. When its 120F its probably a nice escape. Near the historic library and government buildings.

This is a nice little group of businesses that was outside of my hotel. I didn't get to go inside…read moreany of the little shops, but I did window shop and see this is definitely where I want to come back.

Forth & Nomad is such a cute spot with a trendy, welcoming vibe. Parking can be a bit…read moretough-especially on weekends--but if you're patient, a spot usually opens up fairly quickly. The café is a highlight for me I recently tried the Biscoff latte and liked it even more than the Teddy Graham Latte. Service is always friendly, which makes the experience even better. They also have a great selection of trendy clothing and really cute jewelry at fair prices. I especially love visiting the Nina Berenato bracelet bar for permanent bracelets.

Very cute coffee shop/boutique. This place offers a candle making workshop which I did not do…read moreduring our visit. Their boutique carry uniquely crafted items from small businesses. I purchased a pair of Pilates socks I know I wouldn't find anywhere else. We enjoyed the rest of the time there with coffee drinks in their spacious seating area.

an unexplainable pull toward The Ollie Shop, like an aura leading me inside. Once there, I…read morediscovered a beautifully curated selection of unique items, from clothing and accessories to herbs and other unexpected finds. It was such a refreshing surprise! I had the pleasure of chatting with the owner, whose warmth and down-to-earth nature made the experience even better. Finding this spot can be a little tricky--it's tucked in a multi-complex building on Milam Street, between Stuart and Elgin, facing a parking garage. If you're looking for good vibes, positivity, and unique pieces to enhance your home or wardrobe, The Ollie Shop is a must-visit. Highly recommend!

This store has closed, but I would caution against this seller. I bought a book which was never…read moreshipped, and I was never refunded despite a number of attempts to give the seller additional time to process. I reached out a number of times via email and social media (largely unanswered) to be promised they would ship the book X date, and it was never shipped. Disappointing as I love to support small business, but this is not a honest seller.

What a beautiful experience to get matching permanent bracelets with my son! This was so cute!!!!…read moreMy son is known for loosing his jewelry and this was perfect. You can get 14k gold, white gold or even gold filled. The options are anklet, bracelet or necklace for permanent jewelry. Meaning no clasp but if need be (it can be cut off) They do have charms and other jewelry as well. The price varies depending on the chain and length that's custom to you. It can get pricey tho! I'm coming back to stack my bracelets with this coupon they sent me lol. It's for men, women or kids!!! It can be adjusted too

This place is at the corner of Shepherd and Nett, on the first floor. As expected of the area,…read morethere is no obvious parking for the business. You have to find some nearby street parking and walk over. I had a perm bracelet from another place that needed to be shortened. I sent an email inquiry to ask if they provide this service before going there (I've gone to another place where they refused to work on anything that wasn't purchased from them so I wanted to be sure before heading out of my way). The email reply confirmed that they do provide this and that it would be $15. I made an appointment online and selected what I needed done. The website showed that it would only be $10 for a single loop and that it required pre-payment. So I paid and headed to my appointment. When I arrived, I told them I was here to have my bracelet shortened and the lady working there told me it would cost $25. I explained that I made an appt and pre-paid it already. She replied that it was just the deposit, not the total cost of the service. It was not clear during the booking that it was a deposit only but fine (maybe it would have been obvious if I had selected something way more expensive and being charged $10 instead). This was fine since the deposit gets applied at the end anyway. I also explained that I have an email reply saying it would cost $15 so I don't know where the $25 came from. She hesitantly agreed that she would only charge me $15 instead. I paid for the $5 difference at the end of the appointment. The inconsistency in the pricing (with additional confusion on appt deposit) is frustrating. I like having a clear idea of what I'm paying without any surprises. The work itself was fine. She clipped off my bracelet, took the old loop off, clipped off the extra length and zapped a new loop on. I'm happy with the end result.

Acceptable service with an amazing atmospherical touch. Employees were very enjoyable and kind. Be…read moresure to send love and support.

Walking into this cute boutique as someone who wears a 2XL, I thought I would only be able to find…read moresome jewelry. I am glad I was so wrong! I have shopped at Ha.ba's for gifts and accessories, but was pleasantly surprised to find that they carry some plus size options. I've purchased a couple of dresses and tops that are in regular rotation. The staff is always friendly, helpful, and always helps me find just the right thing. In addition to being a great shop, they also do a great job highlighting local artists during art walk. I've gotten some of the cutest personalized bracelets to art pieces. Definitely stop by and check them out.

Accompanied a buddy to sell clothes about an hour before closing. Pavement accepts up to 2 trash…read morebags of clothing to sell at a time, taking about 15 minutes to sift through. In general, they are looking for trendy, valuable clothing and reimburse at either 35% value cash or 50% value store credit. Out of our 2 full trash bags, they accepted 5 graphic tees for a reimbursement of about $23 total. Note: Remember to bring your unexpired, valid government photo ID!

Pavement provides a valuable compromise between thrift and retail stores. Everyone loves the idea…read moreof thrifting, but it's often time-consuming and requires a sharp eye to spot the hidden gems. For a markup price, but still no where near what you'd pay at a retail store, Pavement filters a lot of the boring thrift items out. That way, you're more likely to find something you like without having to look too hard. Some of the finds here are quite impressive. I've bought a couple of graphic tees over the years, never paying more than $15 each despite them looking new. One of them has even landed in my rotation about once a week. Pavement's role as a trendy semi-thrift store works well for its location; I often find myself popping in for only 20-30 minutes, either right before or after grabbing a bite with friends, because that's all the time I need to browse the already-curated merchandise. In short, this is a great place to upgrade your wardrobe without breaking the bank or combing through hundreds of pieces at a time. The chances of walking out with something in hand is still hit or miss, similarly to any conventional thrift store, but I like my odds way better when I walk in here.