This boutique is amazing - beautiful and well made clothing, and the nicest employees and owner. I…read morestepped into the store briefly during a trip to Sonoma with my friends, and was met with big smiles and such a friendly welcome. I loved this dark green coat, but live on the east coast and knew it would be difficult to carry it back with me. The owner offered to ship it, and it arrived within the week with the nicest thank you letter! Talk about above and beyond. There was also no sales tax when shipping so it was effectively the same cost as if I had purchased in store. Please support this business!! I will definitely be back next time I'm in Sonoma.

Their return policy is ridiculous. They will not give you a cash or card refund at all and will…read moreonly give store credit/exchange within 14 days. Unfortunately, I will not return to their store.

Um, cutest store ever?? Perhaps!! We were in Downtown Sonoma for the day just wandering around and…read morefound this beautiful store! All decorated for the holidays and chock full of great clothes and gifts. The lovelies working were so kind and funny and easy to talk to. They have great clothes that are chic and sort of artsy and fabulous. Nice selections of jewelry, candles, slippers, etc. I think this is a great place to find a gift or a unique clothing piece. I'll be back for sure next time we're in Sonoma. Check it out! Five Stars!

This is one of my best friend's favorite stores! She came in last year and bought this amazing…read moresweater, so naturally we had to stop by again since we were in town. I had never been in, so it was new to me. Yes, they don't have men's clothing. Yolie wander off and found herself a new sweater. I just looked at the other things they had, like candles, soaps, and other things. I ended up buying a candle, a "lump of khol" soap, cast of stones for energy and vitality, lemongrass and sage lotion, and this watermelon mint facial refresher, which I'm bummed that I left in the hotel...it really worked! So though it is a boutique for women, there are some things that men will find interesting. The staff was really friendly! This is really a fun place to come in to!

McCaulou's Kids (separate from the main department store) is AWESOME. I got my daughter's matching…read morerain boots, umbrella, and rain jacket here. Also lots of cute toys (fisher price, baby Einstein, stuffed animals, TY, etc) and not to mention clothes, sizes from newborn to about kids 9. The bigger department store is also a nice stop for gifts, has a well sized men's section and ample selection for women-- not just clothing but also some thoughtful small gifts. Solid selection of scarves and hats for winter. Both stores offer gift wrapping and are moderately priced. Friendly customer service is a plus

This store has the worst customer service l've ever encountered. The complete lack of consideration…read moreshown by the store managers, especially Natalie. From what l've seen, her attitude and manner toward both customers and staff make her unfit for a manager or customer service position. I firmly believe that higher management should take a more active role in overseeing their staff and how they interact with customers.

Wonderful locally owned women's clothing store. They always have a nice selection, staff is very…read morehelpful.

This store carries stylish, modern, comfortable clothing. You may find the softest sweater you…read morecould possibly imagine, a super flattering pair of pants, or a top with a crazy print. The owner knows her customer and selects quality. She's also a genius at knowing what will look good on different bodies and can be invaluable in that way.

Great selection of clothes and jewelry and accessories. Reasonable prices. Very very nice service.read more

Really fun clothing, not the usual boring stuff that every store has. They have some good sales too.read more

Great little spot with lots of treasures and gifts for those who value handmade, quirky and…read morecreative gifts. It's like Etsy but as a physical storefront! I also appreciate their unique clothing lines - mostly deconstructed styles in knit jersey, denim and wool. Clothing prices are a little high but I scored an awesome summer deconstructed tunic top on their sale rack a while back for $10! As I recall it's a mother and daughter operation and they clearly have an eye for quality handmade items.

Found a few amazing deals for my tween here and I also have…read moremy eye on a sweater and a dress for me - I'll be back!

I arrived at 9:45, thinking they would open at 10:00. It turns out they open at 10:30. I waited…read moreon a bench outside. At 10:15, two women arrived and opened the door. I walked over and asked if I could enter. One (blond, 60ish) said, "No, we open at 10:30." Would have been such a problem to let me browse while they got organized?? I left.

If I can give 0 stars I would…read more Let me tell you the reason for a fat 0... I'm an openly gay man visiting Sonoma on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon doing some shopping. I stopped by this dump, Angelique Boutique looking at some women's clothing standing outside on a rack. I was trying on a jacket and knew it was a women's jacket. A lady who works there comes out of the store and asks if I needed something. I said I'm trying on this jacket and it doesn't fit me. She says, of course it doesn't because it's women's. I said since when does it matter if you have money to spend and you like something why can't I look at it and buy it. She snatched the jacket out of my hand and I said I'm in a free country and I'm free to look and buy anything I want. It doesn't matter who you are or what your sexual orientation is, you should be able to look at any damn piece of clothing you want. My husband came over and found out what happened to me. I explained the discrimination I experienced and how rude, racist and judgmental she was. He took a picture of this dump called Angelique. We left furious and beyond hurt. As we were walking around looking at other shops, the lady came out of nowhere and was following us. She approached me wanting to apologize. Her excuse was she didn't know I was gay. She said she was a ballerina. She said she never discriminates anyone , however she already judged me for looking at women's clothing. I feel as if the apology was insincere. She already judged a book by its cover and it was too late to accept her apology. I can't believe in this day and age someone is judged by someone for who they are. The Bay Area is well known for its diversity and different cultures. Actions speak louder than words. She didn't hurt my feelings, she hurt me for being who I am. If you're an openly gay man shopping in downtown Sonoma, stay away from Angelique's Boutique. They will judge you before talking to you.

Another small boutique on the square. Lightly stocked. Mostly clothes. Some accessories…read more Bought a baseball cap with a logo of my hometown.

Terrible experience, rude and dirty looks right away upon entering from the elder woman with gray…read morehair. She would not stop starring, so we left within seconds of entering due to the hostile feeling. Do not go here.