This is a sweet little gem of a boutique in downtown Temple. It's actually not little, it's a large…read moretwo store open air co-op kind of shopping experience with many little sections of clothing, baby gifts, specialty dog toys & treats, and a small airstream trailer serving delicious ice cream sandwiches and lunch. The owner is a lovely woman who has curated a fun mix of boho style clothing/fashions that has something for everyone. Upstairs are more shops and even an event space that would be super fun for a party or baby shower. It's so nice to see that this place bring some interest back to downtown. Check it out and support a local business.

I have loved a great deal of the merchandise in the store, but to be honest, I'm disappointed in…read morethis place due to customer service and store policies. The people working at the registers are often playing on their phones and not paying attention or offering assistance in any way. Once I purchased a handful of things only to realize weeks later when wrapping a gift that I was not given the clearance price as marked, and charged full price. Which I guess is partly my fault, because I must have been distracted while being rung up, but I don't work there, so it seems to me like they really should have caught it. The price was literally marked through with a pen/marker with the clearance price directly beneath it. What I really find frustrating is that they tried to charge tax when I was trying to purchase a gift card. They are attempting to take in taxes twice, which is illegal in many states. I will never purchase gift cards from them and I can't say I would recommend this store any longer because it feels like a shady business practice overall.

Super cute and trendy boutique to shop at!! The owner, Amy is seriously the best human on earth A…read moregreat place to shop boutique styles at great prices

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I like checking out this Cato's & the one in Belton, they have different clothes. The staff is…read moreusually very friendly & helpful. Their sale racks are usually full & their clothes are of good quality. Great place to shop.

Love this Cato. It's in a good location in the mall, right by Macy's. The staff is very nice and…read morehelpful. They will look around the store and in the back room for certain sizes. They all seem happy to be working there.

Last time , they told me my credit card is no good .. in order for me to buy clothes, I had to use…read moreSNN .. I went home and found 2 new Kohl's cards.. Today is worst experience cuz I kept telling them I am deaf . 3 times ask for SSN .. plus they ask me to download Capital One which I don't like it.. Then use Nagish which they don't understand me .. so I had to typed words .. Finally I have had it .. I told them I will use new card one time only and typed they lost my business.. then went straight to my van and got scissor to cut up 3 cards and throw the cards in pieces on the counter.. Finally I said u y'all hearing people are so idiots..

crapy attitude girls on the cashier. kholes listing items pick up today and when i got there they…read moresaid is online only. if is not ready to pick up today don't listed it online and make people drive there when is not pick up today.

Kanpai to Bon Bon Market!…read more Such a cute name for a mini Asian grocery store. Actually it's more like a boutique inside. They sell flowers and plants too! While bon bon means "chocolate covered candy", I didn't see any candy browsing through. That'd be nice if they sold some though. There are specialty products imported from various Asian countries. So if you love dining at those kind of restaurants, you may find your favorite ingredients or SAUCE here. I love sauce in my food. Did you know butter can be made from sesame? Well ther is such a thing! Like peanut and almond butter, "open sesame!" I know that quote isn't really relevant, but who's making a big deal about it? More so, I like their beer, wine and sake collections. I'm highly recommending the Kyoto Matcha IPA, an excellent quality beer. "Ipa ipa hooray!"

Cute place in downtown Temple! I got a beautiful floral arrangement and some small waving lucky cat…read morefigurines.

This Ross is stocked full of merchandise. Different brands and a good variety of Sizes for all. Not…read morebad at all. However expect to wait in line.

Great prices with new items weekly. The store is always clean and employees are readily available…read moreto help you. The checkout lines run smoothly. Due to Covid the dressing rooms are closed but if you buy somethkng and need to return it, the return process is extremely smooth.

Such great items that fit a variety of ages and styles! My mom and I will often come here together…read moreand we both find things that we love

I was killing time during my son's PT appointment today, and fell into this beautiful women's…read moreboutique this morning! I was greeted at the door by the owner, Amy, who could not have been more wonderful. She showed me around and then let me shop. I found things I couldn't live without and thoroughly enjoyed my shopping experience. I will most definitely be back! What a charming store!

Shitty customer service. They like to cancel your order without telling you. The final straw was…read moreChristmas present that was supposed to be delivered by Christmas Eve. Instead they waited until Christmas to cancel my order. I used to like this place, but not anymore. Try to buy local first. If you need a box store, try boot barn or Cal Ranch first.

Was not happy after leaving the Temple store. No one would help me locate a certain shoe due to the…read morefact they were all in the wrong spots. Then trying to get a certain pair of pants. Almost all the sales associates were either on their phones or huddled up talking to each other. Management needs to have a long talk with his workers about work ethics and their cell phones. Worst experience!