Great shop! if you are tired, like me, of shopping online only to be disappointed in fabric, style…read moreor fit (or all) then go here. Its so nice to know there are still boutiques in MIami and not just corporate stores, many with wear it once, throw it out clothing. Very helpful staff and the owners are super cool. There are also bags, belts, jewelry within a range of prices. these are clothes to wear for years.

I LOVE this place! I was so pleasantly surprised with the selection of clothes, handbags, jewelry…read moreand even shoes!! I was impressed that they offer a range of prices for items. I was able to get a few gifts (which they wrapped up really nicely) and also a few items for myself. One thing I think they could improve on is staff education as I was quoted one price on a necklace and during the payment I was told it was actually about $70 dollars than I was originally told. A little disappointed but not such a big deal. Really sweet people working there and really great products. I wish it was closer to my place but I'd make the drive again. The star of the show here I thought was the jewelry! Thanks so much Savvy Solemate.

I love this boutique!! It has the best selection of dishes from classic to artistic. The manager is…read morean absolute gem. I enjoy chatting with her when I come in. She always remembers me even months apart.

Visited this place while I was browsing the Miami Design District. While most things in the…read moredistrict are super expensive, this store had items that were actually interesting and not just expensive for the sake of being expensive. The service was great, and the lady that was helping me out definitely knew why certain items were unique. I'd say this is a great place to go if your looking for plates and dining room sets, but also if your searching for that unique piece to put on a desk or living room table.

First of all, the store is cute. I like all the Cuban/Latin tchotchkes…read more But if you buy online prepare to wait over a month for your order and also never get a call back nor a response to your various emails for status of your order. It is unfortunate that they have horrible customer service.

I've been a lover of Martha of Miami merchandise since I first discovered them at Croquetapalooza…read moreseveral years back. I was ecstatic to find out that what began a small endeavor has turned into a live one-stop shop. Seriously speaking, Martha managed to get into a niche that no one really knew was needed until it was. I mean, come on now, who doesn't love her stuff? It's a plethora of products all distinctly unique and so utterly Cuban. Throughout the years, I've gotten a shirt or two at events from her, but now I can say I checked out the actual shop and it's so quirky. I love it. T-shirts, mugs, pins, random trinkets that all change with the season. So original! And can we say easy to get her items regardless of location? She ships via USPS, although I did originally go for pick-up for my first of two online orders. See, it began like this. I started my Christmas shopping. I found an espresso set that I thought was totally Miami and a perfect gift. I had moved up to Pembroke Pines a few months back, and well, I didn't feel like paying shipping and was going to be in the area anyway. Ended up picking up the espresso set and saw more of the shop, and made a purchase online later that day. This time for a Christmas caja china that counts down 'till Noche Buena. For the second order I did shipping because I was going to be out of town and just figured it would be easier. Turned out I was right as it came and my neighbor took care of it for me while I was gone. Loved the care they put into the packaging, both in and out of the store. You can tell that each package is sent out with some tender-loving care. Will continue to support them wholeheartedly, especially seeing as this slowly and surely is becoming a shop synonymous of all things Miami.

This place is like walking into a kaleidoscope. There's lapis lazuli, green swirly malachite,…read moreamber, ocean jasper, and turquoise pendants, rings, bracelets, and earrings complete with twisted silver fixtures all over this Boho boutique. The Little Big Store pretty much dictated my taste in fashion when I was in high school -- Boho chic before I even knew what the hell that meant -- and it's also where I tried naan bread for the first time, just hanging out, talking shit with Avi the owner (who's owned LBS for the past 20+ years), so it has a special place in my heart just because of that. If you're more hip than hippie, they also have Sass & Bide and True Religion jeans severely discounted. Other designer labels include Diane von Furstenberg, Milly, and Twinkle all at 75% off. And if that beautiful Mandalay dress calling to you on a 50% off rack is just a little too big in the bust, Avi will custom fit it to your body right there in the store. Also, prices for jewelry here may seem a little pricey sometimes, but this is a pretty haggle-friendly spot, so, feel free to bargain away.

It turns out, Avi had to close his store but is still in the area selling from a stand near Mr…read more Moe's, give him so holiday business people! So he is located near the old store.

If you want a different shopping experience and have a sense of who you are and what you like visit…read morethis mall. This place is awesome to me for the same reasons other reviewers did not appreciate it. Yes you will not find any recognizable store brands. That is the point of this true small business haven. Walk into most shops and you will most likely meet the shop owner. Hard working honest people still trying to live the American dream. Yes some do not speak perfect English, it's Miami. So if your surprised, you don't understand where you are. You can get free parking if you validate it. Many places participate in a rewards program that more than makes up for the parking. I do wish that there were no empty shops but that doesn't mean that there are not a lot of them to choose from. Go to almost any mall in the US and you will see that they just can't fill all the spaces anymore, that is reality, times have changed. Go support small businesses, they are your community.

I had no idea this place even existed, but I'm really glad I stumbled across it. I visited on a…read moreSaturday and was a bit put off by the $10 parking fee, which I think was excessive. The location itself is unusual, tucked behind a hotel and next to the Honduran consulate, and the layout is honestly pretty confusing. The building has an eerie vibe with lots of hidden corridors, which made navigating it a bit strange at first. That said, there's a wide variety of vendors offering everything from jewelry and clothing to home décor and incense. One standout for me was a shop called "Wow Fine Fashion Jewelry." The owners, a husband-and-wife team, were incredibly polite and helpful. I found a Cuban link pavé necklace there that I had previously seen at Pandora for $495, and I was able to get a very similar necklace plus two bracelets for under $100--an amazing deal. I did check out a few other stores, but the customer service elsewhere wasn't as impressive. Overall though, I'm extremely happy with my purchase. If I come back, it would definitely be for that jewelry shop.

In Miami Kendall store. All about the home. This is the best Home Good/TJ Maxx store well below the…read moreMason Dixon line! They have furniture, linens, clothing and knickknacks...

I LOVE Home Goods! The assortment at this location is wonderful - with everything you need to make…read moreyour house into a home. The best part, there is poor reception in this particular location so you are distraction free as you peruse the aisles for your next decor find. This location has furniture, and there is always a good mix. If you purchase something large, they have a friendly carry out team that can help you load your car - and I realized they offer delivery, too! I always visit this spot for their really good selection of home decor and kitchen essentials but as I go to pay I am always reminded of their phenomenal beauty section, too! Where else can you shop and get pillows, throws and a killer vitamin c serum, too. They've also got clothes and shoes, too. Now I will say - the line here is always CRAZY...BUT thankfully these folks have filled it with wonderful knick knacks as you check out to keep yourself distracted. I only hope you have better will power than me, because inevitably as I wait there about $30 more of items get thrown into my cart. Case in point - a night light USB charger that I picked up yesterday. I also have to give a special shout out for their customer service. Yesterday I purchased a large item that did not fit in my car. I had to coordinate to find a car that would fit said item and called the store not once but twice for them to take measurements of the piece. I thought that was so kind and much appreciated! My advice, don't come shopping here when you absolutely need something specific. The laws of Home Goods finds don't work that way. You never find exactly what you're looking for - ie I went in for a desk yesterday and left with tons of other things EXECPT a desk. BUT what you need will always find you. My next piece of advice- when you find something you really like - buy it. You never know if it will be back when you return. Thanks home goods, for always having something special (and cheap) for me to take home!

Fine Line furniture is a true find! The decor pieces as well as the furniture are terrific! There…read morehas been no season when I didn't want to gather their goodies and replace all of my own, with them! Now, that I am doing over rooms of my house Mary has been a godsend.

The showroom is constantly updated with unique furniture items that you won't find anywhere else in…read moreMiami. Very friendly staff, and as far as design goes, they are at the top of their game! Highly recommended!!!

Dadeland Mall is an excellent example of location and staying power and is a go to mall for a lot…read moreof South Floridians for a reason. In terms of longevity, I will admit that I was familiar with Macy's back when it was Burdine's. I've never run into any issues shopping here, and the layout of the mall has always been easy to navigate. In terms of store variety there's plenty to pick from and depending on what's considered high-end to different people, there are designer stores so options are plentiful I'll also add that the food court has seen improvements over the years and the choice variety is excellent. You aren't just stuck with the same kind of food wearing a different label. In terms of appearance, the mall has seen it share of facelift and I know that it's premises are kept clean and there's always security, which is a nice touch during the holidays I have fun memories of shopping here and recently went for Mother's Day as I am not the one buying gifts: despite the nostalgia, the mall holds its own in terms of being a one stop shop for a variety of needs If you grew up in South Florida, you know that this is one of the two places to go when you need to try things on in person. If you are visiting and want to grab a quick bite or treat yourself, this is Also more than deserving of your time.

I stopped in here to go to the Apple Store to buy a new MacBook. Thriving mall with lots of high…read moreend stores. Kinda crazy when other malls are dying, this place had more customers than one round expect for a random weekday, non holiday nor summer. Parking was a butane. Most of the spaces were for valet, at least the section I needed to be in. All the other spots were taken , I had to circle around a couple of times until someone left. Insane kind of like it was Christmas or Black Friday. Clean bathrooms.