Marina was wonderful! She helped me feel at ease, and put together several great outfits especially…read morefor me. I highly recommend this boutique for an individual experience! And there are great sales, too!

Atelier957 clothing is exceptional in design and quality. Their customer service is excellent.read more

This my new favorite shop! From the outside it looks small but there are SO many good finds, for…read moreimpressively reasonable prices!

This is a lovely little store, full of treasures. A wide selection of unique cards and the clothes…read moreare an excellent value. Service is attentive but not intrusive.

I just want to chime in and say this is one of my favorite stores I've ever been to for higher end,…read moreinvestment type men's clothing. Customer service has been outstanding, even when busy. Thank you for providing a much needed service to the Twin Cities

Visited their new space in the Vandalia tower and I think it really helped with their inventory as…read morethere is significantly more area to display and place all their goods. Hoping they might be able to reintroduce that moody vibe from their first shop, but I think that will come with time as they settle in. I do kinda wish it was on the first floor because I'm worried being on the second floor means they may not get as much walk through traffic and would love to see them thrive here. They *still* do not use price tags so you either have to ask or check their website for prices unfortunately. On the plus side parking is much easier in their new space and still free.

I used to shop here a lot when I lived in Minneapolis but on my visit back, I couldn't find one…read morething that fit me. I'm usually a size medium in all other brands including Madewell, Anthropologie, etc. but none of the dresses or other fitted tops fit over my 36C breasts. Disappointing to try on a large and not even be able to button it. I think the selections could be a little more accessible for us larger breasted ladies!

I went here on Saturday and they have a lot of really cute options! I think it's a bit overpriced…read morefor a womens clothing store but the staff was friendly.

I wandered in as a window shopper and ended up spending quite a chunk of time looking around at all…read morethe pretty fashions. They had a full sale rack in the back with past-season items, great sun dresses for summer and an absolutely gorgeous lacy yellow top that I wanted to take home with me right that minute. It reminded me of a slightly pricier St. Paul version of Parc Boutique, which is a real compliment from me since I love that place. The merchandise seems to be mixed between well-made threads and those less sturdy items that you see at a lot of boutiques. I saw a lot more of the well-made variety at Karma, which was reflected in the higher prices but I'm cool with that when the quality/style is solid. The only thing that wasn't great is that I didn't really have any interaction with the person working. In small shops it's a little awkward not to at least recognize another human's presence, but I didn't actually need any assistance so it wasn't quite as awkward as usual.

Karma is the perfect place to shop if you are looking for classier, well made, clothes and jewels…read more This ain't no Forever 21. Some of the designers they carry are even local! Karma has the perfect young vibe that was lacking Grand Avenue for so long. They carry unique and adorable brands that are perfect for 20 somethings. I have drooled over many a purse and dress at Karma but the set back is I just can't afford it there. Most things are priced at $80+ and I am just not financially there yet, although I wish I were every time I head in the shop. Your best bet with Karma is to go for the jewels, they are handmade by locals and even employees of Karma, they are also very reasonably priced. If you have the money, head to Karma and go crazy on some merch;and if you don't, head to Karma just to ogle. Tip-Look for the $10 Jewelry Tree-full of great steals!

Went Into buy another candle I enjoyed. However this visit the blonde girl helping me was…read morepretentious and condescending. I can't stand that behavior so I'll just find them online now. Meh

I love Idun! I can always rely on this shop to find something great that makes me feel good to buy…read morebecause they source from smaller independent designers, which is super important if you're trying to cut back on fast fashion and invest in quality. Love the shop, the people that work there, and their commitment to the community!

There was absolutely nothing wrong with Lula. It's clean, organized and the staff friendly. It's…read moresmall, quaint and the selection is limited. The location is fun. There are a few places nearby to eat and shnoitz around.

Lula is at the heart of the secondhand party that is Selby-Snelling. The owner is very discerning…read morewith her merchandise. I'd say it's some of the best quality vintage in the cities. Last week I found this adorable '60s swimsuit (if only it had been more flattering) and a couple of '50s and '60s cocktail dresses that I liked. I've never bought anything here, but I nearly always find something I would buy... and then talk myself out of it because it's more expensive than my typical Savers/ValuVillage raids. All things considered, it is pretty affordable for the quality, and a great place to check out, especially if you're looking for a dress.

A cute shop that caters to a casual taste. Prices are reasonable. All the appeal of a specialty…read moreboutique but with out the attitude or high price. Local designer featured. Excellent sales helpful but not pushy sales lady.

Poppy has great clothing for a variety of customers. They are so helpful and the store is bright…read moreand colorful. The owner, Jill, is great!!!

Their target audience is young moms, but they got me hooked!…read more I fell In love the moment I walked into this shop. Everything they carry is very stylish and unique. They appeal to me because many of their pieces are in a bohemian style. They sell hot brands like Free People, as well as smaller brands I have never heard of. If you're looking for some new signature pieces for your wardrobe, this is an excellent spot. Their tops will run you $40 to $90, and their jeans are $100+, so don't buy your basics here! I bought two Free People tops, a Billabong tank, two bralettes and a handful of sale jewelry for $200... It was way more than I'm used to spending, but it was all so cute! Apparently they have a number of stores throughout the metro, and I look forward to checking them out!

Terrible company. Won't respond toi emails, refuses to helpo return a very expoensive sweater…read more Website says it was not delivered but I have it here and can't get any help returning it. Will never buy from them again

You are so pretty, Allee. My second visit brought tears of joy, and a few of pain, since I'm not…read morequalified, in the wallet department, to shop here. But those of you who have a couple extra pennies (or benjamins, whatever) in your pocket, I highly recommend the short trip to Rue St. Paul (Snelling, yo) to buy some ultra-swank French Connection dresses, vintage earrings, and bad-ass 40s-style pumps. Drop them off at my house when you're done, okay?

First off, I would totally move into this shop if it were a studio apartment, because I love the…read morelittle brick passageway and the cute little patio there. I adore this store. They seem to balance chic with independent designers, their accessories and shoes are fantastic and they usually have macarons! My one (teeny tiny) issue that that they are a little short on sizing options - they seem to only have one or two of things in little sizes. But otherwise, j'adore!