This boutique is wonderful! It's not super cluttered which makes it great for if you like to shop…read morewith a friend or two. It's affordable but it's not cheap. I think the items are well priced for the quality. I judge the quality (fabric composition, stitching, outer and inner construction) to be somewhere around an Akira or a Zara. The vibe in the shop gives me Regine Hunter meets the whole cast of Insecure with just a dash of some hot girl sh!t. I've only been here once and I'm looking forward to coming through on a Saturday. The owner let me and my friend know that it's a champagne shopping experience on Saturdays and I'm here for it!

First time in the area I always check out local boutiques. This one did not disappoint. Service was…read moregreat. Place is super chic. They had everything from casual to dressy items and some really nice jewelry. Prices were right up there with most boutiques. Will visit again.

Sydnie is wonderful and also the shop owner. She is the right mix of class and congeniality. We…read morewill be back.

I love this place for its name and interior. There is literally a runway in the middle of the…read morestore. Granted, it's a small runway because it's a small store, but I think it's a great idea. And if you're particularly brave, I suppose you could strut your stuff after trying something on. The clothing is on what I'd call the skimpier end. Not to say they don't have some fun and funky stuff that would cover you up nicely, but it's clothing that would fit easily into a suitcase and still leave room for half a room. Catch my drift? There is always a rack of clothing on serious clearance out front and super cool music wafting through the store. I am always lured in by the lovely dresses in the window.

It's super expensive it needs to be least expensive , they have good clothes but I saw some clothes…read morethat had stains. The people said some rude things when me and my friend went and than came back with her mom they said that we needed our moms money. Then when we checked out we added everything up and rounded it because of the tax's than we checked out and it was 25 dollars more than it was suppose to be and we didn't add a tip so they scammed us. It wasn't a great experience but it was okay just I wish it was cheaper and better employees.

The 22-year-old living inside me has come to love Pitaya. Is that sad or awesome? I haven't decided…read moreyet, and I don't know if I care much. I mean, I buy hair bows at CLAIRE'S, for crying out loud. Like others, I had avoided this store for a long time because it looks like an expensive boutique and is surrounded by such. An on-a-whim purchase of a Pitaya Groupon finally led me inside, and I was pleasantly surprised by the prices and selection. I've returned several times since. I lovelovelove that Pitaya's clothes are mostly grouped by color. My brain really takes to this, and I wish all stores did it. It honestly pushes me to buy more things because I'm going through only what really catches my eye (pinks, greens, greys) instead of sifting through 7 colors and styles that I don't. The store is very open, well laid out and clean. It's bright and welcoming, just like the employees. During each of my visits, employees were super helpful, pointing out sale items, exchanging sizes and finding matching cardigans. If you hold more than two or three things, they'll start a dressing room for you. I wish more stores did this, as my arms certainly tire from holding 15 dresses while I shop. Pitaya's clothes are middle-of-the-road quality. You'll find some high-quality stuff as well as some thin junk, but most items are moderately durable. Another reviewer was spot-in with prices - about $30-40 for a dress, which is what I shop for most. Watch for sales. Their sale rack usually is confined to the rear section, but today they also had a few racks up front filled with marked-down items. Moreover, today was buy-one-get-one-half-off for all sale items. I tried on a ton of stuff from the sale racks alone and walked out with two cute well-made dresses for a total of $33. They've got a slight 50s shape to them and will blend in well with my Modcloth-filled closet. Pitaya does favor tulle, rompers and dropped waists, though, so I stay away from those and look hard to find what I need. Pitaya has a lot of accessories, especially bracelets and headbands. Sets of bangles are about $12-15, headbands are about $8, and fancy headbands are about $12. They've also got a lot of interesting rings. Look for the bowl of 50%-off items on the counter.

Super cute local shop with a nice mix of new and vintage goods! The first time we came was a few…read moreyears ago on small business Saturday and they had mulled wine and a boozy cocoa station. They have pick your own vessel candles, pre-packaged candles, vintage glassware sets, jewelry, clothes, kids and baby items, etc. I only wished they had more!

Bonboni Home & Gift shop is a delightful independent store on Klemm in the Shaw neighborhood of…read moreSaint Louis. Beyond selling decor for homes that are uniquely and classically styled, Bonboni Home & Gift offers specific items for residents of Shaw. We've purchased a lovely scented candle named after Shaw, as well as, a Shaw themed t-shirt for our toddler that says, "Rollin' with my Shawtees"--it was perfect. Bonboni Home & Gift is a wonderful new addition to South City.

This boutique on a charming residential street just keeps getting better. Although I have moved…read moreaway, I make it a point to stop by this shop. Dot Dot Dash seems to be getting better with time, evolving from a purveyor of soft clothing and childrens' items into a style powerhouse, still with affordable and unexpected finds. This season features several plaid shirts that complement a leggings or skinny jeans look. Scarves and jewelry add a hit of cool to any ensemble. The decor is airy and imparts a feeling of openness--not to be missed is the handmade lighting fixture. More proof that good things do come in small packages.

My daughter discovered this store in Clayton with a lovely collection that mixes gifts, jewelry and…read moreclothing. I came in looking for a small wedding gift for a co-worker. I settled on a reiki- infused candle, matches and a card. The shop offers free gift wrap which was a nice bonus. Lots of dining and kitchen items too. I will return. Only challenge is parking but I found a spot on the street.

I stopped by Lusso for the first time to use a gift card I had received. From the moment I walked…read morein the store it was so cute and welcoming! I was asked several times if they could assist me in shopping. They have a large variety of items including clothing, gifts, kitchen items, bath and body, jewelry, and children's items. Some have high price tags but there is a large range of prices to fit everyone's needs. I got the cutest basket with neon colors to put in our new baby's room, a mini crock pot baker to gift my brother, and a funny 2020 toilet paper ornament. They recommend using their gift wrapping services and you'll be happy you did! Everything is wrapped very fashionably. I was definitely impressed by my first stop in and returned a week later for some funny Christmas cards. I also picked up another gift for my mom and some kids' nail polish as a stocking stuffer for my daughter.

I love this store. It's super, super tiny. Maybe the tiniest clothing store on the Loop. But big…read morethings come in small packages where style is concerned, and this store has got it right. It's light and bright inside with very cool music. I had my eye on a gorgeous strapless pink chiffon summer dress. It was only $44 which is a bargain at a boutique in my opinion. Especially for something so pretty and stylish. They had mini skirts and solid color summer shirts, including a few off the shoulder designs. I will definitely go back. Probably to buy that dress!