My go to for vintage. I first visited 4 or 5 years ago when I wanted a Boardwalk Empire look to…read morewear to Atlantic City. I found it, feeling so chic with my hat box. Been back many times since then. Always a nice selection of St John and other designers. Prices are reasonable, and profits go to charity. Jewelry show with free mimosas if you hit it right. A trip to Cincinnati would not be compete without a stop her. Then go next door to Libbys.

Marjorie is utterly adorable: so friendly, so welcoming, so sweet and helpful. This place has a mix…read moreof vintage and more modern. There was a random mix of no name brands to Prada to Ann Taylor. Prices were about $20-65 for what I looked at. There were a few scarves, lots of jewelry, shoes, handbags. The sign on the door said 100% of proceeds go to charity. I didn't find anything, but stop in and see if you do!

I have a love/hate relationship with K&G I love them when they get full stock, and frustrated when…read morethey don't. There's K&G before Covid which was 5* most of the time for variety and selections, workers ready to help you and then there's K&G after Covid...less selection on colors for suits and hardly any help in all departments. My hubby has a closet full of suits and the last 4 times we went he left empty handed. He said they have a lot suits but nothing he wanted. He's looking for classic browns, a solid black suit that has a nice sheen-not mat and not pin stripes or styled like a lounge singer. Same with navy and brown/tan. And they never have his size. Everything is way too big or slim fit and tight and he hates that. They had a guy tailoring for them for years and now it's someone else who said he wouldn't put a cuff on our grandson's pant leg because kids don't get that. We found a pair of dress shoes for our other grandson in his size which is 7 in mens and it had a mismatched 7.5 wide with it. After scouring with a cashier's help they found the only 3 pairs his size were all mismatched. They had zero boys dress shirts for 12 or 14/16 but upon coming back today they got a shipment in and had some thank goodness. In the end we were able to get the boys each a 3 piece suit in black and a dress shirt/ties. Had to go online for dress shoes elsewhere. They did alter the suit we got perfectly.

Service is very slow it's a prom day so many customers and two cashiers and they're working like…read morethey have zero urgency. Waiting in line for 25 minutes is outrageous

Came for the first time recently to sell some items. Overall cool spot, love there it's secondhand,…read morewish the prices were a bit better. It's more than a thrift store so I would probably come here after checking out Goodwill, but I do like that you can make some money back selling your stuff and that they have lots of name brand items.

They gave 1.60 for a medium sized leather Zara purse!! Do…read morenot use! They take advantage of you and take you for granted for even trying to sell to them. I don't recommend at all unless you want yard sale pricing from them

This is one of my favorite stores. Everything in it is stylish, and I want everything! It is a…read morebit pricy, but there are good sales. The salespeople are extremely friendly and helpful, and make the shopping experience enjoyable. Returns are easy, which is a plus. I'm glad there is one in Rookwood.

I stopped in here today expecting the high prices and minimally-friendly service typical at most…read moreRookwood Commons boutiques. Instead, the saleslady spent a good 45-60 minutes helping me try things to try on. She wasn't pushy or hard-selling, but she did her job well. With her assistance, I found some super-cute, well-made clothes that I didn't mind dropping a few bucks on. I'll definitely come back!

I am in between a 3 1/2 and a four-star is for this business, so I'm rounding up to four! I really…read morelike the Lebanon location a little bit better. This store is tucked in Mason kind of behind the old JCPenney store in Fields Ertel. They have a great parking lot with easy access to their store. I am a huge clearance shopper, so I go to check out the clearances, in all honesty. I definitely have found items at this location, but I seem to have better luck finding better quality clothes at the Lebanon store. I have learned that you have to really watch the material and fabric, as not everything lasts a very long time after purchasing. If you peruse the clearance section, you will definitely see dresses that have been ripped or torn. It makes me question the fabric. However, if you are looking for a nice dress for maybe one or two outings, you can find some really great things for $10. If you are okay with paying about $25-$40, you might be able to find some thing on the sale rack that is pretty good quality. If you do not find anything on sale, it will be closer to $60-$90. Again, not awful--just more than I like to pay. Positive side: I love the trendy items there. Everything has a very Bohemian chic feel. I usually wear a small or medium most places, but I definitely size up when I purchase things at this store. Everything I wear purchased from here, I get tons of compliments on.

Shoddy quality, even more shoddy customer service I…read morepurchased this romper 5/17, still have the receipt. Wore it once, (so obviously I took the tag off) and while wearing it the strap broke and is no longer wearable. Now I spent $40 for this. And you all advertise "affordable" clothing. However $40 for 1 piece of clothing is not cheap. Went in to return, exchange something so I can be able to actually get my money worth and was told by the girl there that because the tag was off she couldn't do a refund. Now I understand you have policies, but if I cannot wear the clothing more than once than that sounds like a defect on your part and not mine. I did love your alls clothes and would have loved to shop there again. I don't care to spend the money when it's worth it but this feels like false advertisement and theft when I can't even wear this again. Tried to email the email for the store "Fayette@roseandremington.com" that's literally on the website and it comes back as email does not exist. ALL of the emails on their website, social media all come back as do not exist.

Excellent dress selection and prices. Michelle was so kind and helpful. I was nervous to try on…read moredresses, but she made me feel comfortable right away. If you're shopping in the bridal district, make Blue Belize part of your visit!

I recently went looking for wedding dresses and found this store amongst the Reading Bridal…read moreDistrict shops. For my appointment, I had the last one of the day on a Wednesday and I was the only bride trying on dresses. They had quite a selection of dresses to try on and most were what I was looking for. The bridal stylist I worked with was Brigitta who was very patient and wonderful. She worked with me to understand what I liked in a dress and if I was not liking a feature. She took my opinion into consideration especially when out in front of my family I brought who had loud opinions. Online and from what I found, the dresses were all under $2,000 just as advertised. I unfortunately did not get my dress here but would definitely recommend this shop.

It's a great place to visit for a nice pair of jeans or a garden variety preppy look. If you work…read morein a place with a casual dress code, Gap should fit the bill. Prices range all over the place. If you subscribe to their club or have their credit card an expensive (ahem, overpriced) pair of jeans can come back down to a reasonable price. The dressing rooms were fine although I had a piece of gum stuck on the wall that had a layer of dust that surely had been there for some time. Gross. The people working there are friendly and energetic and seemed happy to ring up our transaction.

Employees are always rude at this location. Employee grabbed my purse to tell me how she dislikes…read morebag charms on nice bags. Like okay DONT TOUCH ME OR MY STUFF weirdo

My mom was dreading the dress shopping experience and was, honestly, really negative about the…read morewhole situation. She does not wear dresses and it can be hard for her to find clothes in store. My mom went in like a bear, but the staff at The Queen's Lace worked so hard to turn her attitude around!! They worked with her to find options in her size and encouraged her to try on pieces she normally wouldn't. When she came out of the dressing room wearing her first dress, she was smiling and she looked so pretty! While she tried a lot more, she ended up buying that first dress and later told me she felt like a princess. It was so relieving to hear! We also loved that all the dresses at The Queen's Lace are off the rack, so she could try on and take home that day, simplifying the process. They also carry sizes from a 0-30, which is so rare to find. Knowing they would have dresses in my mom's size that she could try on and not have to be "clipped" into or held whole trying on made for such an amazing and comfortable experience. If only this same experience was offered to bridesmaids and brides of all sizes!! So happy we chose to make an appointment here and, while pricey, I would not hesitate to recommend The Queen's Lace for all moms and grandmas!

Maybe it's my own ignorance thinking a $500 budget for a MOG dress was plenty, but when I arrived…read moreand informed them of my budget, and I was made to feel small. My sales associate informed me that all of their dresses were on average $1,000 or higher. Disclaimer: when I made the apt online I noted my budget was $500, no one ever reached out and informed me this was not appropriate for this store. I was given an incredibly small portion of the "discount" and damaged rack of dresses to try. When I finally found pale blue-green dress that could work (It was $200 and heavily pilled and frayed in the seems). I took a photo and sent it to some friends and my husband. They all said it looked white with blue floral application. I'm the MOG, I can't wear anything remotely white (or photographs white) to this or any wedding. When I told them the feedback and that I couldn't get this dress, they started to pressure me pretty hard. I had my Mom and Aunt with me, they were pressuring to, because they knew that was the last dress that was in budget and could work. I finally had to very firmly say "I can't". I was pretty upset I was being encouraged/pressured to settle on a damaged dress that "could work" (not the feeling I was going for), because it was the last one in my budget. After that, I just got dressed and just left. I left feeling upset, small, and overall embarrassed. Went to David's Bridal right after, had amazing service, tried on so many dresses, and picked one that was half of my $500 budget! Helpful Hint: if someone makes an appt at your store, notates their budget, and if it's not realistic, please notify them. Also, there are no prices online to even gauge what caliber of price and product you have in the store. Even your "Tips" section doesn't elude to $500 being a small budget being it's considered a bridal boutique. "Bridal salons and boutique stores can range from $300-$2,000"-directly from your website. --maybe put a statement the average cost of dresses in your shop (that's not on the damages discount rack).