Cute little boutique in the heights. I love that they sell Lafco candles (favorite scent is…read morechampagne, then berry) They sell clothes, lotions, jewelry, and lots of cool little gifts. Great place to buy Christmas gifts. They also gift wrap. Ladies here are very helpful. There's a cute dog who usually sits in the corner too!

Was visiting from San Antonio and this place is just like the boutiques I love back home! I'm all…read moreabout supporting small businesses! It appeared to me that they carried more of sleep wear than regular clothes but the entire store smelled amazing. They had a large selection of candles, diffusers, and lotions. They had a good selection of nice jewelry such as Kendra Scott. The purses, clutches, and bags were too cute as well!

Sage Boutique is such a gem! They have an incredible eye for fashion -- every piece in the store…read morefeels handpicked with style and quality in mind. I love the mix of brands they carry; there's always something fresh, on-trend, and at really reasonable prices. The staff is what truly makes the experience special though -- they're so welcoming, helpful, and genuinely make you feel like a friend, not just a customer. One of my favorite places to shop!

From the owner: A women's boutique with a mixture of trendy and classic pieces. Customer service is our priority!read more

Really cute stuff, but inattentive staff. Might would've bought something if they had been more…read morehelpful!

From the owner: Beehive has a mix of casual and contemporary looks perfect for Little Rock's laid back lifestyle…read more We are located in the Pleasant Ridge Town Center.

Lots of cute and unique gift items, games and clothes. Kinda pricey, but exactly what you'd expect…read morefrom a high-end boutique. So no surprises there. The best thing about this adorable little shop was the dogs! Two of the sweetest dogs "run" the place!! We were greeted by one, and once we checked out, he went on about his way. Then one was just laying there trying to stay cool! It was hot outside.

Cards, notebooks, jewelry, soap, lotion, kitchen goods - this place has so many unique things,…read morearranged so interestingly, that you'd have to stand still in front of a display for five minutes just to notice everything. Someone else mentioned tripping over their big dog, but he's so sweet, and zen-like, the way he stops wagging his tail to be able to concentrate more when you so much as touch the top of his head, he's made me change my mind about big dogs. (I thought I didn't like them.) Thank you, big dog. Come here when youre in the mood of not minding spending a bit of money on something that's one-of-a-kind special as a gift for yourself or someone else. Or just come to browse for twenty minutes while waiting for your Kemuri reservation. Luckily all the jewelry is gold, and none of the clothes or perfumey cosmetics are my style at all, or I'd probably spend my whole paycheck here.

I just purchased a dress for an upcoming wedding. Let's just say I was in my workout clothes, no…read moremakeup, and a hat. Everyone was very helpful and courteous. I found a dress I loved! Excellent customer service.

Excellent selection ladies clothing. I usually find something I love. Always stop in when I'm in…read moreLittle Rock.

I have been a customer of E Leigh's for close to ten years now. Ten years ago, this was my favorite…read moreboutique! They had a good selection of prices as well as clothing options. Now, everything is ridiculously over priced! I went a couple of weekends ago and every single item I looked at was at least $100. For what? The items are super trendy, so they go out of style fast. The quality is also poor- cheap materials that will not last. I'm upset as I used to love this place, but it has continued to decline. I suggest you save your money and shop elsewhere

Bought a pair of shoes and had them less than 14 days which is the return policy and went to return…read morethem because they were starting to rip after wearing 3-4 times. No refund or store credit because "they had been worn already". Never shopping here again.

After being completely ignored at the shop next door, my kids and I strolled in looking for gifts…read morefor my wife last week. From the moment we walked in, the staff was friendly and courteous. The owner, Robert Forsythe made a point to introduce himself and talk to us for a few minutes. He could not have been more pleasant. There is no way he would recognize me. I am not someone that should be known and honestly doubt I have been in his store since high school. We found a few items for my wife. The staff wrapped them and chatted with us until our items were ready. We were happy to give them our business. To point out how long Mr Forsythe has been providing quality service, I will relay a story I distinctly remember from my mom. I doubt he would remember the story but 30 years ago my mom was shopping for me before I went to college. I remember her coming in quite proud of her efforts. She had been struggling to find me ties for a new suit. She went in Forsythe's (different location back then). Mr Forsythe had helped her. She found several she liked but took particular interest in the tie he was wearing. As she was checking out, he took his tie off and gave it to her as an appreciation of her business. In my opinion, that is going beyond what is required or expected.

I read the story of the rise of Neiman Marcus one night when I had nothing else to do. In my mind…read moreI could envision this establishment where wealthy women woudl converge to procure the finest in clothing, candies andn cosmetics. The Neiman Marcus in my mind was a far cry from the commercial Neiman Marcus of today. I thought of white gloved ladies, pillbox hats, full skirts and a staff that knew their customers from the moment they walked through the door. While that image no longer exists in Neiman Marcus, be assured you can find it at B Barnett. Customers are known by name and offered refreshments--in real glasses no less! As patrons entered they were greeted by name, and even asked how their specific vacatiosn went as they purchased their $500 body creams. At B Barnett it's not just about the expensive goods, it's about a level of servcie that simply doesn't exist anymore--not in this decade anyway.