Excellent customer service. High quality products! Worth the price!read more

Two stars for the actual store - it's clean and looks good and the clothing selection is great…read more The staff said hello and then just watched me browse. A smile is the easiest way to welcome someone but maybe isn't in their training. They also didn't acknowledge my boyfriend, who was obviously just there to be with me. I saw there were seats in the back with some reading material but they didn't mention anything to him. After we left, we both couldn't get over how unfriendly the staff were. They weren't rude, they were actively not friendly. Who's this boutique for? Your one friend in the world who has an unlimited bank account? I wanted to buy one of their running shirts but it felt like buying something here was to buy bad karma. I'll try their other location sometime but I have low expectations after coming here.

The sign said open, but then the second we walked in I don't know who this lady was but she seemed…read morelike to be the owner and she goes. Oh we're actually close, but I guess you could browse very unwelcoming and very rude saying that she had a private event, but there was literally two people there so really were about the private event if you don't want people to walk in, change your sign to close because that little poster outside did nothing

I have shopped with Scout and Molly's Pike rose location for several years now. I tend to go in…read morewhen I am getting my fairy hair done, but I always leave some extra time to look around. They are constantly changing what they offer, and they have a good selection of statement pieces. The sales staff has a good balance of letting you browse, and being helpful with suggestions. They are on top of making sure that you see the cute things that could complement what you're interested in. It doesn't come across as high pressure, it comes across as: "I see that you liked this floral skirt, we have a similar skirt that isn't floral, and we also have two different blouses that match that floral skirt." (I like having those options.) The prices tend to be reasonable, with some things a little high and some things amazing deals. The dressing rooms have a chair in them, so I'm not trying to balance like a stork and try things on. They always package things nicely when you check out. Tissue paper and a sturdy bag. Definitely would recommend.

Clover Boutique is a bright and sunny women's clothing store located in the Kentlands. They offer…read morebrands such as Alice + Olivia, Joie, and Splendid, as well as purses and accessories. They had some pretty printed tops, and their jewelry pieces (such as the bracelets and the earrings) were cute. The little French macaron trinket 'boxes' were adorable, but you can most likely fit a pair of earrings or a couple of rings in there. I was a little disappointed, as most of their purses and handbags were Rebecca Minkoff and not much other designers were featured. I didn't see any sales racks, but they seem to have specials and discount days if you follow them on social media. Free parking can be found along Main. +French macaron trinket 'boxes' +mostly Minkoff purses

I've stepped food into here a few times since it's in the neighborhood. I can't knock the prices…read moreTOO much because it's a boutique, which means you have to go in expecting boutique prices. $150-$200 jeans and tops aren't my thing, but that doesn't mean they aren't high quality, name brands. I've tried looking up a couple of items online and the price is what it is regardless of where you look. The clothing and shoes are cute, and geared towards the early 20s-30s crowd. I like the feel of the shop- bright and set up in a way that you can see everything without having to dig around. The employees have always been welcoming when I've come in to look around.

Pricey but if you are looking for something original and not cookie cutter department store garb,…read moreit may be worth the extra dollars. The people that work there are genuinely kind. No attitudes just because they sell expensive merchandise.

Wear it Well is a special place mainly for the women who run and work there. Located in the heart…read moreof downtown Bethesda, this store offers middle to high-end brands in casual and work lines. Plenty of Michael Stars, 525 America Sweaters, and some other more unusual very unique boutique lines. A small store with extremely well-selected inventory. But the highlight of Wear it Well, which I feel is best for women 30 and up, is the longtime owners and employees. I walked in today, told them I wanted to toss my wardrobe out the window, and they proceeded (not overselling, not oversolicitously) to help me come up with some great ideas, good combinations, and a host of things I wouldn't have picked out b/c I'm stuck in my own dull clothing groove. They really worked with me to ensure that I found some special things, and I don't think I'll toss the clothes I bought out the window with the others b/c they do push my proverbial envelope. That's what I needed. When the economy hits hard...and even when it doesn't...I make an extra effort to shop locally. Wear it Well is the kind of carefully merchandised, very well-run boutique that will earn your loyalty. Before you drive to the mall, walk down the street and visit these great gals. Watch out...they talked me into buying an absurdly expensive belt even though I don't wear belts. You know, I think it will become one of my favorite purchases ever! Plus, it's so pricey, I'm going to wear it to sleep every night no matter what.

CORBY 2 may be hard to find but if you're lucky enough to live nearby or be on New Mexico Ave…read morerunning errands, you should try to stop in. Great selection, personalized service, and very fair prices for the quality.

This store has some very nice clothes.. However, the salespeople act like they are doing you a…read morefavor to help you. Like someone else said, they are snooty and standoffish. Once I wanted to return a pair of pants, and the salesperson was so rude that I have stayed away since then. That said, I have bought a few several items there, especially pants, that have worked for me, so I might have to break down and go there. Maybe if I get my hair done, put on perfect makeup and dress up, they will be nicer.

I wandered into Indigo Octopus while killing time and I'm so happy I did. The store design…read moreminimalist chic but still fun and approachable. The staff were so friendly and helpful. I felt welcomed from the second I walked in. I would say the clothes are hip, but in a range of casual to somewhat dressy. They have everything from chunky cashmere sweaters to shimmer and lace bodysuits. I found a gorgeous necklace that I'm obsessed with and I'm not even a necklace (or silver) person. Some of my favorite boutiques have closed recently, but I'm so excited to find a new one and cannot wait to return.

Something is really wrong with one of the employees. Angriest person I've ever met, actually…read morehateful. Great selectionary of clothes but scared of this employee.

I brought in several spring/summer pieces for consignment and several were accepted. I was pleased…read morewith the experience and look forward to my first check. Also, I was glad to hear they will donate clothes that don't sell over a 60 day period to worthy organizations.

Very sad experience and honestly one that felt like racial profiling…read more I made an appointment a month in advance to bring in a large amount of items for consignment (almost all of them were designer with tags attached). I arrived a few minutes early with my things and stepped away for about 6-8 minutes to use the restroom elsewhere since I was told I couldn't use theirs, which I understood. When I came back, the owner quickly told me she had already looked through everything and didn't want any of it. I was shocked because my things were clearly untouched and I had a suitcase with a number-code lock on it. I asked her twice if she had opened the suitcase, and she said yes, but I was aware that she never actually went through my things at all. I left upset and called the store afterward to confront her. She panicked, kept apologizing, and said she learned a big lesson from this. What is disappointing is that I was judged before I was even given a chance. I couldn't help but feel that my dark hair and brown skin played a role in how I was treated and that assumptions were made about what I may have brought in. No one should walk into a business and feel dismissed or stereotyped like that. I do not recommend consigning or shopping here.

I have to say that I am very upset. I made an appointment for powder mani and regular pedi with…read moreAnne but upon arrival she sent me to another person and she said she could not see. the color isn't asked and showed a picture off was totally off and the mani did not match the pedi color. I am very disappointed and feel that I was not properly taken care off. it's sad that I have to pay over 130 dollars and walk unhappy

An eclectic selection of shops, food and other establishments and public services flustered around…read morethe crossroads of River Road and Falls Road. Very convenient in that you could get just about everything you need here, from gas to food, to banking to dental car, from realtor services to the library. But because this is Potomac, you'll pay a premium for some of these things: for one, both of the gas stations easily are among the most expensive gas for miles around. There is a lovely gourmet grocer here where you can get fresh seafood and kosher meat BUT oh! The price tags! It's nevertheless a lovely grouping of shopping centers (literally on each corner of the intersection). There is a cozy outdoor seating area (complete with solar charging station) located in between the Starbucks and the MD Liquor Store.