I always walk past this store when I'm in the mall. What pulled me in today was the clothing rack…read moredisplay of Boho chic dresses. After looking around more I spotted more super cute outfits. Alot of the outfits I would classify as resort or cruise wear. Everything I saw was pretty unique, come couture, as I didn't see the designer lines they carry here in any of the retail stores. Only one size of each style is sold. This specialty boutique caters to ladies of all ages according to the business card that Sharon the store owner gave me. She's a doll! I immediately felt her store was like a dress up closet and she had me trying out clothes that she pretty much pegged my size and knew what styles I would be interested in. Prices are more on the spendy side. The dresses I looked and eventually got were starting at $80. But know you're paying more for higher quality fabrics and the fact that it's not mass produced There are also accessories like purses, belts and unique jewelry for causal or dressy wear. It's a fun store and I'm looking forward to new shipments that come in every week now that I'm on their call list.

The owner is so sweet and is so fun !!!! I Purchased the…read morecutest purse and some tops that are of excellent quality and I will now make a point to stop in when I am passing through town. I Loved my experience at this cute and tasteful shop !!! Be sure and check it out !!!

Super cute shop filled with all things anime and Japan…read more.. Not really my cup of matcha tea but was an absolute joy shopping here...truthfully I was hoping to find something and I circled around this super tiny shop but it was a bunch of plushies, stationaries, and a bunch of items not found in your typical shop. Prices are a bit steep though it's understandable as it's shipped from Japan, the items they have aren't just the usual Hello Kitty items but many other popular characters like Pokemon, and even Snoopy. What joy it is to shop here and see the various items they carry making me smile while missing Japan but with competing shops like Daiso and Miniso I do hope that they all understand this one is quite different and love that they bring in some unique items. Thank you!

I tell you people will hate to see me coming and the CU Next Tuesday who owns this place will also…read morehate me and that's okay, I gave her a chance to make it right and she chose not to. SELLING FAKE Labubu!!!! Or I should say LAFUFU!! I knew better then to step foot into one of these cheap ass spots but I did just trying to get my sister in law a Christmas gift, the minute I bought it I had a feeling something was off and sure shit!! My gut was right! The QR code DID NOT go to the popmart website like suppose to. I went to get my money back and told her it was fake and she quite literally said nothing other than looking into thin air. But hey again that's okay! Cause In America it's illegal to have a store front a sell fake items!!! so you played yourself baby girl!! I'm reporting you to the better business bureau and can't wait to go back into galleria soon and see you no longer exist!! yours truly!!

Welcoming energy good customer service they do have a good stock of crystals, candles, herbs,tarot…read morecards and witchy new age jewelry and much more if a business has good welcoming energy keep in mind so does their products I always love stopping in when in the area to pick up more crystals for my collection.

If you're into all things spiritual and mystical, visit Crystal Alley! They have the most amazingly…read morebeautiful crystal pieces, impressively powerful candles, and wonderfully potent aromatic bundles.

As far as Malls go you can probably predict the experience you have here. There is a WIDE variety…read moreof shops, but they lean heavily on Jewelry shops on one end of the building...i think 6 or 7 jewelry stores in close proximity. Other than that you have all your anchor stores- Macys, Dillards, Kohls, Dicks and most of the supporting shops such as bath and Body Works, Victorias Secret, and a special shout out to Yankee Candle! I haven't seen another Yankee Candle in town. Also there are countless smaller operations like Coral Gables, various kiosks and eyebrow threading. There IS a Spencer's as well. After listing only SOME of the shops here it puts in perspective just how large this Mall actually is. In addition to the Food Court which many tenants recently moved out, there is a Red Robin attached to the mall. The Brazilian Steakhouse and KBBQ place unfortunately closed. if you explore Mall Ring Circle, there are countless businesses around that too. This Mall gives Fashion Show great competition and puts Boulevard to shame.

JESUS REIGNS WITH ALL VICTORY I CONFESS JESUS CHRIST IS LORD 1 Corinthians 15:25-26 kjv/Matthew…read more10:32-33 kjv July 9, 2026 I visited the Galleria Mall in Henderson, NV and every store I visited I received great customer service; excellent service. Every representative employee of each shopping store greeted me and made me feel valuable. The Mall is always clean and well organized and even the food court and restrooms were clean. I enjoyed my shopping experience. This mall is diversified. I highly recommend Galleria of Sunset Mall in Henderson, Nevada to all.

A mini tour of the factory through the glass wall, with chocolate/wine tasting available, a gift…read moreshop and custom chocolate arrangements, free shipping with purchases over $100 and a cactus garden and a pavilion in the back for local flair. This was started by the Hershey's patriarch trying to prove a point to his kids - Ethel being his wife's name. And they make some pretty amazing, tasty versions of chocolate classics, with smooth truffles, a delicious self-made peanut butter, and sweet sticky pecan brittle. This is one of the few chocolates my family takes as a treat to ask for more of, but there's no local store close to me. Beautifully designed, bright colors sourced from natural ingredients still make for some truly beautiful treats. The little peanut-shaped peanut-butter dark/milk chocolates are my favorite with the port selection! They have a lot of alcohol-infused chocolates (signatures) and they have a lot of truffles, solid chocolate bars, and brittle.

This place is fabulous. The cactus garden is beautiful and…read moremakes you appreciate the desert landscapes I've been here when the garden is lit up for the holidays and it's very picturesque. The hot chocolate they serve in the colder months is delightful The lemon satin crème truffle is my absolute favorite along with their chocolate drizzled brittle. Effff that stuff is like crack! No lie, I can eat an entire box of that brittle in 2 days... Definitely check out their non-preservatives goodies. Made fresh, made local, made yummy!!!

Ok. LOVE this gift shop. I'd stay here the whole day just looking at their items if I could. Plenty…read moreof unique items and handmade cards to choose from. Not to mention they're sooo kind and friendly. I live all the way on the other side of the town, but this is definitely going to be my new gift shop stop from here on out.

Le Melange has an unbelievable variety of unique gifts. You can easily spend hours browsing and you…read moreare sure to find irresistible treasures. The owner, Georgia, is a treasure herself. She and her staff are welcoming, treating everyone like friend coming to their home. Treat yourself, visit Le Melange!

I really enjoy going into Karma Connection. It's a Psychic book & gift shop…read more Inventory includes: semi precious gemstones (shapes, tumbled & raw), essential oils, incense, sprays (sage, etc), books, tarot & oracle decks, statues, wall hangings, candles, dream catchers, evil eye stuff, jewelry, and facial rollers. There are also psychic readings available. The store is small, but without clutter. There's a very good open air layout. The owner and employees are always friendly, nice, helpful, and willing to answer questions. I love going there!

The best store ever!! I have been going here for about three years and I will never go anywhere…read moreelse.!!

The staff here are always very friendly! I prefer this location even though I am by summerlin…read more It's in the pretty sad galleria mall. It's upstairs by dilliards.

See's Candies shop in general are always great. But this shop in the Galleria mall is a cut above!…read moreI've enjoyed some of the best customer experiences of my life in this See's location. I now drive past another location just to shop at this one. Thanks for being so great! My favorites are the dark chocolate line. Especially Boudreaux and Scotchmallow!

First time coming to Mystic Falls meaning I've gotta check the gift shop even though I'm local…read more They had cool home decorations and we got Tearex that's holding an mug cup and Tim's red dice for hubby. Nice and quite on Saturday afternoon. Cashier was polite but she did ask for ID when you purchase an item. That was a first haha :D

All the drinks and snacks available here…read more If you're a Raider or Knight Fan, they've got the gear as well. Sam's Town Logo apparel and even cubic zirconia jewelry all on one shop. Event tickets can be purchased here too! Clean, organized and excellent service. I never hesitate to drop in.

Alright, carries a large selection of home decor, specialty foods, pet goods, gifts, greeting…read morecards, kitchen, towels, cushions, oversize rugs & furniture. Saw some ube cookies $3.99. We didn't buy anything. Prices sure have increased. Tommy Bahama goods are significantly higher now. Everything is nicely arranged. It felt a bit much in the front though. Otherwise the rest of the store is well-stocked. Across the street is a TJ Maxx store.

Unfortunately, a multitude of things could improve…read more To begin, I have only shopped at HomeGoods approximately three times in my life, including this visit. I am not someone who enjoys department store shopping, so I came in with a very specific goal. I wanted a piece of artwork and a basket, then planned to leave. The store itself was difficult to navigate. Multiple aisles were blocked with merchandise, carts, tall baskets, or abandoned items that had not been shelved. More than once, I could not get my cart down an aisle or maneuver larger items without backing out and rerouting. I picked up a tufted storage stool and later a large art piece, but navigating the store with them became unnecessarily frustrating. The larger issue, however, was the customer service. When I entered the store, I did not even grab a cart because I intended to browse quickly. While walking through the clearance section, I found a faux rabbit rug or throw with a red clearance sticker for $29.99. Another customer nearby commented on how soft and luxurious it felt. We joked about it and discussed how comfortable clients would find something like that in an office space. At that point, I decided to purchase it, even though it was not originally on my shopping list. After continuing to browse, I selected artwork and a tufted storage piece and headed to checkout. At the register, the associate, Marsha, immediately looked at the rug and loudly said, "This is not on sale. This isn't $29." Before even attempting to scan the item, she ripped the red sticker off, left the register, and began calling for a manager while openly discussing the pricing issue. The entire interaction felt accusatory, loud, and unnecessarily confrontational. At no point had I argued about the price or requested a discount. I simply explained that I had picked the item up in the clearance section. When Marsha returned, she continued speaking to management on her headset with visible frustration and an attitude that felt entirely misplaced. She pushed the rug aside as though the purchase was no longer happening and moved on to ringing other items. I finally asked, "Are you going to scan the rug?" She responded, "Uh... yeah... you still want it?" Of course I did. I had selected it because I liked it. The rug rang up at $99. I purchased it anyway. What bothered me was not the price. It was the immediate assumption that I had done something wrong, the tone used, and the way the interaction was handled in front of other customers. To make matters worse, after paying for everything, my cart beeped at the exit. I paused and looked toward the cashiers. No one acknowledged me or attempted to assist. I tried again, and the alarm sounded a second time. I exited the store and briefly spoke with the same customer I had met in clearance. During that conversation, another associate, Sue, walked outside, grabbed my cart without speaking to me, and took it back inside the store. No explanation. No communication. Nothing. I had literally just completed my purchase. Sue returned with the cart, attempted something inside, and the cart beeped again. Clearly, the issue had not been resolved. By then, I was standing outside feeling less like a customer and more like someone being treated as suspicious despite having just paid moments earlier. Eventually, the manager, Gloria, appeared behind the registers but made no effort to approach me or address the situation. After waiting several minutes, I finally walked back inside. Gloria's response was disappointing. Rather than acknowledging the poor handling of the situation, she focused on explaining that customers sometimes switch tags or attempt scams. I understood immediately why Marsha had approached me the way she did. An assumption had already been made before anyone even scanned the item. I also addressed the fact that an employee had walked outside and taken my cart. Gloria stated that employees are not supposed to leave the building to retrieve stolen merchandise, which only made the situation more confusing considering that is exactly what had just happened. Her resolution was to suggest I call Mohammad, the store manager, on Monday. At that point, I chose to return every item and leave. I previously managed a women's retail store, so I understand customer service, loss prevention, and difficult situations. There were multiple opportunities for professionalism, communication, and de escalation here, and unfortunately, every one of them was missed. I have no desire to return to this location. This experience felt unprofessional from start to finish and left me questioning whether implicit bias influenced the assumptions that were made. Regardless, no paying customer should be treated this way.