A friend of ours suggested this place for Mexican yard decor, pottery and some cook wear. It was a…read morebit of a chore to find this place. It was like in a weird corner of a lot, nestled in between a car shop, and a Valero gas station. The parking situation is weird. They share parking with the car shop, but the signs on the car shop says you will het towed. The owners said they share the parking. We ended up parking in there little area. They have two small enclosed area to walk around and look at all they have. They also have a couple of areas to walk around outside. Just be warned, this place gets hot. They have fans, but all they do is blow hot air. So there are a lot of things to look at. We bought a cross with a cardinal drawn on it. Our friend said this place was reasonably priced, but I didn't think so.

I live in San Antonio and was visiting relatives in CC a couple of weeks go. I went by this import…read morestore after seeing their pressed tin Christmas trees on their fb page. This store has everything made in & imported from many different areas of Mexico. It is huge but well organized and the owner is knowledgeable about where her inventory comes from. The prices are reasonable, much less than I've found in SA's stores. I did buy a 28" tree and love it! Actually went back on another visit yesterday & bought another one for a friend yesterday after she loved mine. I had already bought the colored bulbs for it at Lowe's bf I went by the store and her son put them in for me. It's larger, 42" and even more beautiful than the one I bought, and until my frdecides which one she wants, they're both in my home. Thanks for a great shopping experience.

Was offered a mask and politely declined and was asked to leave. The woman requesting I wear a mask…read morehad on a loose, grungy cloth mask below her nose. When I pointed that out, she raised it said at least she was trying. Someone needs to let her know the pandemic is over. Bless her heart.

Great atmosphere, fun to look around and shop on the weekends . We go here every time my family…read morevisits from out of town

We visited Hester's Cafe Six Points and it shared a little space with this cool gift shop. They…read morehave a little bit of everything. Texas themed baby clothes....check....a hot air balloon wicker basket....check....home decor...check....seasonal gifts...check. A onesy with made in Texas on the front and a few other items followed us home.

Store sells defective merchandise and refuses to exchange within their return exchange policy as…read moreper their store. Discovered gouged streaks under plastic protective dome packaging. Went to store today and asked to exchange for identical product. Female who had been sitting on the floor inside cashier area hidden from view, stated she was the manager when I asked to speak to a manager. Surprisingly lazy personnel attitude given. Request for exchange within 10 day return exchange policy printed on receipt was not honored by "manager". Original packaging and receipt presented.

A highly reputable *local family business* full of unique items for sale-- that I'd describe as…read more*carefully selected quality* home furniture and decor. April and her mother are gracious and welcoming. We enjoy stopping by just to browse! The store is incredibly lovely and its own experience. My wife and I feel like guests even though we walked in as strangers years ago.

Overpriced. You can get the same thing significantly cheaper at Big Lots, Marshals, or Ross. I got…read morethe cottage theme, but not the "French" inspired. The positive is the building looks cute from the outside and the Thai food next door is good.

Clothes are well curated and organized…read more I found their prices to be on the high side. Example: pair of Chico's linen pants (new) for $55 ....I would be better off shopping g at Chico's markdown rack that always has between 20-50% off the mark down price. I might be used to more thrift store prices but I find good deals at a fraction of the cost.

Was excited to try this new consignment store, until I walked into a highly anxious and horrible…read moreattitude from the owner. My 7 year old, who was by my side the whole time, was getting condescending remarks anytime she would touch a shirt. She also blamed her for the mess of shoes on the ground (adult shoes at that), when my daughter was next to me the whole time. The store itself is fully stocked and had some great stuff that I was interested in buying, but the attitude of the owner ruined the experience. There are many other stores in town that have better products for the price they sell their second hand items that comes with a genuine smile.

This is one of our favorite boutiques to go to in Corpus Christi. It is down by the water and by…read morethe shrimp boats. It's such a good ambience and the staff is very friendly. I would definitely recommend coming in and seeing Cathy's

Cute little boutique and gift shop my family members took me to when I was visiting Corpus Christi…read more Super nice staff. All kinds of souvenir items, clothing, jewelry and such. There was a kid's area, too, so the littles can get souvenirs, too. Cathy's Boutique is right on the water at Harrison's Landing. Be sure to stop in and check them out when you're in the area.

Fun and unusual stuff, at reasonable prices. Everything from furnishings to coin purses. Great…read morespot for gift shopping. Super friendly owners!

Baba is the cutest little shop with unique treasures. The perfect place to find that personal touch…read morefor your home.

I have been to way better boutiques here in Corpus! I just wasnt too impressed! The girl who was…read moreworking was talking extremely loud on her cell phone and it seemed like she didnt care to help when I asked if a dress came in another size. I have experienced better!

This boutique was brought to Corpus by two chic girls who lived in LA but grew up in Corpus. They…read moredecided that Corpus needed a little LA style and opened "Market" a few years ago, a name inspired by the LA markets where they buy their merchandise. They just moved into a gorgeous, new, all white space at Lamar Park next to Small Planet. I like that they frequently turn their inventory. It's a hip little place to find jewelry, handbags and clothes that you will not see everywhere. They also recently began carrying great loungy CD's, fabulous coffee table books from publishers such as Taschen and candles. So they have entered the world of lifestyle-boutiques which are popular all over the world. There is not other store like Market in Corpus-