The owner is rude, the clothes are old-fashioned and overpriced. I was looking forward to buying…read moredresses with my daughter, instead I felt unwelcome. The owner kept telling my daughter not to touch the fabric, just the hangers... As mentioned in the previous reviews, it seems that the owner treats some customers with respect and some with contempt. I felt that she was condescending because of my accent. I will not be coming back.

From shopping here as a young girl to now shopping here for my kiddo, this place is a great mix of…read morenostalgia and fun shopping for mom and daughter! The owner is very kind, sweet and personable! I can't wait to go back to chat with her more! Kudos to keeping Pink Domino around. It's a true treasure.

UYN Brings high-end, Italian sneakers, direct to you on Newbury Street, in Boston, MA…read more The only reason I did not give them five stars is that they are randomly closed during their normal business hours. We ordered sneakers there, and have tried to pick them up three times, only to find them closed every time. THE DEAL: if you want Boston's newest, trendy, high fashion sneakers on Newbury Street, this is the place. But, their hours are questionable!

As cool as it gets!!! Great friendly staff and really unique pieces I feel confident I wouldn't…read morefind elsewhere

The staff answered my question very quickly and I'm happy I purchased the silver & gold earrings…read more They are unique looking and lightweight and arrived within just a couple of days of ordering.

I went into this shop last year and felt super lucky to have found it. I bought a couple of really…read morewonderful pieces and started following on Instagram keeping an eye out for other great things. The girls in the store were super friendly and helpful. The owner is clearly picky about what she accepts into her well curated shop. I'll be in the Boston are next week and will make sure to visit the store. Super cute area and street that it is located.

Had a horrible experience in this store. My friend and I who are both Black, were clearly targeted…read morein this store. As soon as we walked in, the woman working the floor was breathing down our necks, following us all around and kept trying to direct us to the sale section. She also took my bags out of my hands without even giving me the option of placing them down myself, as if she was afraid we were going to steal. We then went to the sale section that she kept pushing us to go to, and then she FOLLOWED US THERE and stayed there watching us. Mind you, there was another woman in the store who was white, whom she did not follow or keep pressing about the sale rack. We immediately took our bags and walked out. It is 2026. This is absolutely unacceptable

Fun time shopping in my neighborhood "…read more I live like less than two blocks from this store . I went in yesterday and today . The lady helping me was very friendly. I really did have a great time shopping . I loved everything I got . The sweatpants they have are so comfy . The black designer pants I got ( they are in the picture ) are so comfy . I just love to be comfy . It's pricey but good value in the quality of the material .

Ceri is a wonderful boutique. There are many things i bought here that i wear on repeat years…read morelater. My favorite find was the shearling jacket i bought that i wore all winter from grown beans and i got it at a reasonable price. And the compliments? Don't ask. Tali the owner is so sweet and helpful and is very accommodating. Let's not forget her wide assortment of necklaces that are fabulous if any of you are into the neck mess like I am. She often has special sales and they are a great deal.

Paula was very helpful, as I was on a time limit of an hour.. success!! She kept bringing me…read morethings to try on and I ended up buying a skirt and pants. I usually go to the Boston store, this has more of a suburban vibe. Will definitely go back.

Walked out of Betsy Jenney today empty-handed. Not because I didn't see things that would have…read moreworked on me, but because the lone salesperson felt it was appropriate to have a loud phone conversation - with the other woman who I think was the owner, on SPEAKER - discussing politics, the election, "Pelosi and her cronies" ... how wonderful Rudy Guliani is, Dems stealing the election from Trump, etc. I do not begrudge anyone their opinion, but this is a place of business. This should have been a private discussion. I was the only customer in the store...there was no need for the saleswoman to have this conversation on speaker. It was bizarre. I kept giving her a look to suggest "pls take your conversation private" but she apparently can't read the room. On my way out I told her "I'm leaving because of the conversation you're having right now." I don't need to listen to political BS while I'm shopping. It's supposed to be a respite from all all.

This Helly Hansen store in the Seaport Boston is outstanding. We were greeted by Jack in sales…read more Big smiles. We needed sailing gear for our sailing family and he help us with the grand kids to ourselves. Best store ever, lots of stock, and bright with sunshine. So Wahooooo Helly Hansen Seaport.

This HH is a small store located off the main strip. They may not have all the sizes and colors on…read morethe floor but the guys on staff were very friendly and helpful during my visit. When I visited they were having a sale and it seemed like a pretty good deal. There are swing chairs in front of the store to sit and chill also.

Anne Reagan Boutique used to be located in Natick Center, on Summer Street, but it was so hard to…read morefind. I walked in with my husband to be completely impressed by the high quality pants, skirts, shirts, and little black dresses. The dresses were absolutely adorable! The pants and blazers were tailored so impeccably...I immediately compared it to the quality of Theory and Tahari. I'm all about supporting local designers, and Anne Reagan was super friendly. A few months later, she closed down, and relocated to a more visible location also within Natick Center. Parking is a little difficult because it is right on Rt.27. Yesterday was her first day open in her new location, and to my delight, I not only saw her original designs, but American Apparel, Kinross (cashmere sweaters), and Float, which Anne said was a new brand of beachwear. Her boutique is the only place in Massachusetts that currently carries the Float line. She had a printed Float beachbag which was adorable as well as a terry cloth hoodie-tunic with printed lining. I can't wait to see what other designers she will carry, as well as what she will design for her own line. A boutique like this is long overdue in this area. Well done!