OoLala is an absolute jewel on the Georgetown's town square! This store has many unique and…read morebeautiful items to purchase. The selections are endless...clothing, gifts, jewelry, or their perfume oils (which are a must‑try!). The store is gorgeous, fun to browse, and full of captivating one‑of‑a‑kind finds you won't see at most gift shops. The staff was friendly, helpful, and makes shopping there such a great experience. It's my go‑to spot for gifts and treating myself. If you're in downtown Georgetown, OoLala is a "go to" shop!

I went to the store for the first time today. It's located…read morein downtown Georgetown, in the Georgetown Square. I must say this is absolutely beautiful store with a beautiful assortment of gifts and products. Upon entering the store, I was greeted promptly in the most kind welcoming way. The store is very nicely designed and decorated and feels like a nice place to be It has a very good energy. They have a vast assortment of items at this store. They have beautiful perfumes and clothing and purses. They have beautiful Christopher Radco ornaments. They have jackets they have sweaters. They have beautiful dresses. I did not see one thing in the store that wasn't beautiful. I bought myself some Christopher Radco ornaments, which were very nice and priced very well. I got a beautiful sweater and a purse. I highly recommend visiting this store.

Great little shop. Wife loved. Eclectic yet perfect. Great for decorating and boutique clothing. A…read moredefinite gem here in Georgetown. Must visit. Owner is professional and sweet to deal with.

Super cute shop with all kinds of home decor, clothes, jewelry, antiques and more. The owners are…read morevery friendly and helpful, and there are so many great items to pick from! A great new addition to local shopping.

Prima Dora is such a welcoming and unique store! This Georgetown Square store shares communal…read morerestrooms with Georgie's. If you're looking for a non-mainstream gift, Prima Dora is the store for you. This store is a great location for hard to shop for individuals There is an active well at the center of the store. It's covered with plexiglass and you see through to the well underneath. The store representatives are super helpful. They will point you to section of store that they feel you would will find a great item. Most opened are reasonably priced.

Great store. Lots to see in here. A lot of local artist items. The owner has another location on…read moreCongress, and I believe another gift shop in the Oasis restaurant. You can find great gifts here. All occasions. I liked these glass lamps from the window. They came in many colors, and styles and sizes.

Fun store with all their different wind chimes. The one in the back was gorgeous. And the sound was…read morebeautiful. They also have jewelry and some beautiful alpaca scarfs. Some epoxy cutting boards, and purses. A little kids area. Candles. A little bit of everything.

After lunch, my friend and I walked around the Georgetown Square checking out the boutiques,…read morewineries and eateries. I must say my friend was quite the Georgetown tour guide. I told her not to expect a tip at the end of the tour. Smile. We stopped at Escape Fine Crafts & Gifts (Escape) to peruse their wares. Quite honestly, we were in and out a number of shops pretty quickly that had a lot of stuff. I am very overwhelmed when there are too many choices. Escape has gifts and home decor items that are handmade from throughout the United States, representing 300+ artisans. Some of the items include light fixtures, baskets, cutting boards, jewelry, blown glass items, pottery, mixed media wall art, outdoor metal art and chimes. Escape had some very striking pieces and purchases appear to be unique, one-of-a-kind ones. Net, net, they have a lot of cool stuff, and I am convinced if you are looking for a gift, you could find it there. I made a small, low cost purchase as I did not want to lug a lot things around the square. Way cool store...look forward to visiting again.

A really nice souvenir shop in the Round Rock Premium Outlet Mall!! Great selection and the staff…read moreis very friendly and helpful. Get your Lammes Candies there, while they last!

This place is one of the best TX gift shops in Round Rock. If you are having a hard time where to…read morebuy gifts from here, come buy and find your favorite items! I got mines for my family! Key holders are nice! Cheers

Very cute store. They have so much inside. Some left over Christmas items marked down. Dish towels,…read moreclothing, jewelry, jeweled wine glasses. And so much more. I had a nice time looking at all the things.

My friend told me this was the best place to buy the square tin Christmas frames so I stopped in to…read moresee what the buzz was about. This is the best downtown Texas boutique I've visited! I loved the tin frames and they were fairly priced. They've got stationary items, seasonal decor, candles, jewelry, and so much more. We were in the shop for about an hour and I was drawn in by the festive atmosphere of everyone shopping, the ladies behind the counter, and all the fun stuff there is to see. I did some Christmas shopping and can't wait to bring out of town guests to the shop for some Texas souvenirs.

Just when we were going to cars after a long, but wonderful day at the Red Poppy festival, we…read morenoticed a shop that has never been open when were in Georgetown. Yes, To Have & to Hold! To Have & To Hold is such a special little boutique in downtown Georgetown. The shop was filled with unique gifts for every occasion...weddings, baby showers, birthdays, holidays, and many other occasions. We met Dixie, the owner, and she is the quintessential Texas woman. You might also say she's a little fireball meant in the most complimentary way. She was Texas friendly on steroids. She greeted us and asked us questions to get to know us better. Then she offered us a sample of the spicey margarita. It was served in a thimble size cup, but very potent. By the way, for those who live in Georgetown, Dixie said she has a new drink sample every week. The store has a welcoming, charming atmosphere. At this juncture, I did not plan to spend another dime in Georgetown and after our lengthy stay, I was ready to exit stage left. Well Dixie had other plans. She told us this spicey margarita mix, which was sold in her boutique, could me made in the bag with only three ingredients. OK...she sparked out attention. After her soft sell pitch, my friend and I both purchased a drink mix. I purchased the spicey margarita mix and she purchased the lemon drop mixture. Prices were comparable to other similar stores. Then we exited stage left....left Georgetown...for real this time! Smile.

Dixie (the owner) was SO funny, full of life, and refreshing. She instantly makes you feel like a…read morefriend. I definitely will be sending my clients to her from now on for any wedding favors/decor they may need. I bought some custom coffee cups for my own wedding and you truly cannot beat the price. So, so happy I found this place. SHOP LOCAL!

I went here today on small business day and did some of my Christmas shopping. This place is so…read morewonderful. It has such beautiful products inside. Some are made by the residents and some are rented booths. One can find beautiful things at very reasonable prices. I got a fabulous book for my grandchildren today about the true meaning of Christmas, it's a board book, and it was $12! Can't beat that price. I also got some custom-made tea and some soap. I will be back to buy more things, but I was not by myself today and I need to be alone so I can buy gifts. They had so many wonderful things and the employees are so very nice. They have two stores directly across from each other and both are equally good. This store is closed on Sunday, so make sure to go Monday through Saturday You won't regret it!

What a wonderful place! You can purchase beautiful items and also support the Brookwood Citizens at…read morethe same time. The store is wonderful- filled with unique jewelry, purses, pottery and more. Many of the items are actually made by the people that are citizens of Brookwood and their name is located on the item. A great place to find gifts for others and also support such an important cause.

The gift shop is so cute! There were a lot of local TX gifts to shop for, and for many occasions!…read moreThey have things for babies/kids, cookbooks, self-care/spa items, spices for grilling, honey, jewelry, home decor, etc. The prices were generally reasonable, but some were a bit pricey. The woman working at the shop that day was very friendly.

What an amazing local gem!…read more I was finally able to get over to this store today and it was such an unexpected treat. Will definitely be back! Hometown has an amazing selection of quality decor, gift items, and baby/kids, clothes and gifts. The thing that I particularly love is their selection of local items. I picked up a Round Rock magnet, but they had pillows, dish, towels, tote bags, and even more. They had items made by local artisans. To me, these make such great gifts.

Cool shop. I have to admit the first time I was in this place I felt a little out of my element…read more Lots of cool girl clothes and pretty things. But after a short look around I found a lot of cool stuff. They have the most manly soaps I have ever found. Beer soap. And they have some really great CHL holsters for women too. Anyways now I don't mind going in anymore because Julie the owner is awesome and always helpful when I'm shopping for manly things lol and an occasional candle for my wife.

I love the clothes and the styles but the swimsuit coverup I bought shrank close to two sizes and…read moreprobably 3" in length the first time I washed it. I looked at the neck and side seams and couldn't find a care tag. I washed cold/cold on delicate and hung it straight out of the washer. I saw it had shrunk so much, but I was able to stretch it (it was make of crinkly material) after I put it on, and was able to wear it but it ripped up the back seam the first time I wore it after washing it once. I wasn't even aware there was a back seam (bad place for one, IMO) - and that's when I found the care tag - DRY CLEAN!!!! Not sure why it shrunk so much since I washed it on delicate and with cold water. Just be sure to check your tags. I wish I had. I typically won't buy anything if it's dry clean only, but who would ever think a swimsuit cover up would be dry clean only?