What a fabulous shop! Moved to Cincinnati from LA and Maria made me feel so welcome. The mix is…read morethoughtfully curated-felt like I was on Melrose. Can't wait to go back when I have time to try on some things-vintage jeans and more. Great shop!

Love Sara's House! Her downtown Hamilton location is a great location! Right by Ryan's tavern,…read moreRivers Edge for music in the summer and the Hamilton brewery- all walking distance. They also do Alive after 5 in Hamilton and other events that are right in the center of the store. Sara is super sweet. Her products are a lot of home decor, gifts for women, clothes, scarves, jewelry etc. always something new when I go! My favorite part are the lamps. If you are ever in the market for a neat lamp, her husband makes them and they are amazing. All kinds of unique pieces turned into lamps. This is my go-to spot if I need a gift for my mom, sister etc or just something for myself :) She also does events with local Hamilton businesses. I went to a chocolate and wine sampling there and am doing a flower class there in a few days. Keep it up Sara!

It is what it is…read more I'm not a big shopping guy and even less a TJ Maxx guy. But, from time-to-time, I am dragged in there. So, if you've ever been to a TJ Maxx, you'll understand where I'm coming from. They place is always a disaster with a moderate rhyme-or-reason to where things are. Sure, you can find the luggage section, or the shoe aisles, or clothes, etc. But, you might be at the shoe rack and come across a decent pair of dress shoes, right next to a pair of slippers, right next to those measuring cups for the kitchen that you suddenly had to have. Now, I'm not sure if that's how TJ Maxx gets you or if that's just lazy customers. Either way, it's genius. Anyone who says that more than 75% of the time the go into a TJ Maxx for something specific but ultimately walk out with 1 to 9 items that they didn't come in for would be lying. On top of that, they're walking out with those 1 to 9 other items and in many cases, not what they originally came in for. These are hard facts. It's a brilliant marketing scheme. Being completely bewildered in an aisle that seemed to make very little sense to me, I asked on of the workers who was stocking the shelves how she knew where to even put things. I had been browsing through this aisle for a few minutes and noticed her taking things off of her stock cart and putting them on shelves, in between other completely related items. She said that in some cases they have a general idea where things go and just find a space. That's a perfect way to describe many of the aisles of TJ Maxx. Again - this is either insane or genius. I'm guessing it's the latter. Would I go back? I don't know. Probably. I would never think of going there. I'll never say, "hey, I need to run to TJ Maxx". But thinking about it, I should. Because they honestly seem to have everything you could ever think of. This isn't a bad review. Like TJ Maxx, it's a very hard to define review. If you like browsing, look no further. You could spend hours here. Think of it as an indoor scavenger hunt. Pro Tip: If you're looking for something in particular and don't find it in the area you locate that has similar items....say shoes... keep looking in other aisles around that general area or quarter of that part of the store. You may still find what you're looking for among things that are completely unrelated. This too, is a fact. I have literally had this experience myself. Think of it as a real life Highlights magazine picture search. I can almost guarantee if you look closely between the items in the aisle that has hard candies, holiday gnomes, assorted Keurig K-cups and socks, there is a real good chance you'll find that meat thermometer between the toddler size tap shoes and gourmet peanut brittle.

They literally have a line of 15 people and one woman who refuses to move at all on a register…read morebragging about having only one speed which is slow so that everyone can hear that she has no interest in it quicker. She called for help three times and they ignored her the first two.

Great clothes. Easy transaction. Never disappointed. Very honest and answers all questions!read more

$30 for a pair of used shoes I can buy new at Kohl's for that price. I walked in and heard a voice…read moresay hello. I looked around, couldn't find who it was and started looking at shoes. A minute later the man shouts at me again from across the store, this time I see him and he chastises me first by saying when I first said hello i was trying to tell you the price like I'm some kind of child of his needing to teach me how to be polite. Sorry, you can greet customers all you want, but that doesn't mean they have to greet you back and then when you mention it when all they want to do is shop in peace, it just creates an adversarial situation. So, no, I won't be back. Also, the two workers were loudly talking about how overworked and underpaid they were. They didn't even care if they were overheard! Very unprofessional and gospel music and talking about god on the radio, no thanks.

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.

Excellent store for very unique gifts or items for the home. Some to just admire!…read more Every corner has something different. Everything is made in the good ole USA too! She also has a boutique of clothes and accessories that are one of a kind! Staff is very friendly and helpful! A must to see in Fairfield!!

This is a great local gift and gallery spot when you are looking for artisan made items and art…read morework. I have been frequenting this shop for years and am never disappointed when looking unique gift items. The owner is always very helpful. I highly recommend this local establishment.

One of the best boutiques I've shopped. They have a huge variety of items from clothing, gifts,…read morejewelry, home goods, children's books, dog items and even electronics. Really something for every gender and demographic. My daughter who is a student at the nearby college is a super fan and I understand why. We shopped them for around an hour and found so many things we could purchase. Displays are masterful. As we browsed the staff was helpful and I also met the owner. They are also dog friendly. We checked out and had one item bagged with tissue for a gift. Customer service was excellent and conversational about our first visit. Check out The Apple Tree in Uptown Oxford. Parking is off street by meter.

At one time this was my favorite store. I drive from Cincinnati to shop here. When I was there a…read morefew weeks ago, I heard the manager and another worker talking about me. They said they had a lot of stories. When they saw the clothes in the fitting room, they said I knew it was yours. I usually spend about $1,000, 1500 whenever I come here. Unfortunately, with feeling so judged and lack of care while in the store I will never ever go back nor will I recommend it to anyone. Small minded, small town people. Need to evolve and not judge, shame on you Amy, thought you were better than this.