What a great store. They have so much in this space…read more Pretty well organized. Small, medium, large, XL, and some XXL. Short sleeves, long sleeves, sweaters, dresses, skirts and shorts. All women's wear. I didn't see a lot of brand names. They have a few high end. But it's very limited from what I could see. Even though this was a miss for me. It's a thrift store, and they will always have new items coming in. And I guess they also have an online store. So if you see it in the store and you didn't buy it, and now regret it (I know, I've been there) you can head over to their online store snag it up. Parking is huge. If you're not sure where they are located. It's in the IKEA shopping center in Round Rock.

6/21/2026 This place is a scam! My wife went in to check on the items that she had dropped off. The…read morewoman at the counter (who said she was the owner), told my wife that since the items were dropped off over 30 days ago, they were all donated. My wife walked around and found a pair of the shoes she brought in still on the rack. The woman told her that her name isn't coming up in the system and there is nothing she can do to help her. My wife showed her the receipt and the woman still refused to help and tried to keep the receipt. It clearly shows a date of 5/23 which is less than 30 days. This place just stole my wife's items to save 30%. Nothing more than a scam company looking for free items to sell. Beware! (Photo of the receipt dated 5/23 is uploaded)

I came in for two items; a cheetah lingerie dress, and a dark heather lounge dress. Both of which…read morewere available! I originally planned to order online but I wanted to try them on in store. They were on sale online but not in store which was not a great surprise. However, they DO price match online so there was no issue scoring the sale! The two women working at the time were very helpful and welcoming! We even chatted about The Jonas Brothers (of all things lol) and it made for some great small talk.

Upon walking in, we were greeted by the awesome Nicole! She was professional and very friendly! She…read moreinformed us about the current sales, clearance, and bras. Then, offered to help if we needed anything. She educated us about proper fitting for clothing and bras and how to measure at home and elsewhere. She wrote down measurements as well. The other staff came out and was equally helpful and friendly. The store is clean and very welcoming. The environment is refreshing. All who walk in are happy and stayed that they will come back! Fantastic job!!!

Ester is the nicest cashier I have ever met. She greets…read moreeveryone, I mean everyone that walks through the door. She doesn't miss a beat. TCB! She's always happy, positive and never overwhelmed by a long line. She's truly a delight and something you don't find in this type of shopping atmosphere. Ester is a gem.

Terrible , terrible., terrible . I camt.even explain how.bad this place is ... bad customer…read moreservice, smelled like bad, all the clothes with thrown on the floor , ridiculous

I have always loved shopping at Windsor! No matter the occasion I can always find something I love…read moreand feel comfortable wearing! I was late on returning an online order due to family life emergency that kept a loved one in hospital for 2 weeks. Manager was kind enough to give return without needing proof of my situation! Will definitely be returning for more shopping!

Not great selection good for last min outfit overpriced but what u expect from boutiquesread more

So cute! It's a little quirky shop like you'd expect in Austin, but set in the outlet mall. Clean,…read morespacious, well stocked, and the the staff is kind. It's exactly what you'd expect and it does that well. It's feminist, witchy, cottagecore, and more. There are socks, dresses, earrings, books, plushies, etc. It's all the standard eclectic fare. I would definitely recommend checking this little spot out if you're in the area, but I honestly wouldn't go out of my way to come back. I ended up not purchasing anything in particular, but a mushroom purse and a couple of books did catch my eye. I'll pick something up next time I need to do outlet shopping.

Super cool store! I bought a Buddha lamp, beautiful door chimes and this really quirky bathroom…read moreread book. If you spend at least $40 you get a free face mask. Ty! As of 11/1 Lakeline extended there hours from 7pm till 9pm. Some of the stores closed early, but this store stayed open till 9. Great customer service. Highly recommend.

I have always liked Chico's clothing. They were busy the day I was there so I didn't mind doing…read moreself serve. The clerk was as helpful as she could have been. But this store rushed to get you in and out quickly no matter how much you were spending. Seniors are sometimes slower. It would be nice to see you recognize that. I did find lots of things I purchased that were on sale that I liked.

Storefront is inviting. Well stocked display. Organized and maintained…read more The general clients is mature. The staff is very female friendly. Unfortunately, that was a disappointment for this male shopper. I was invisible to the all female team. The cashier became friendly and cordial guiding thru the trademark coupon enrollment after my unassisted selection. Sale item good value. Signup for discounts.

JCPenney used to be a staple shopping experience when I was younger...wrapping up last minute…read moreEaster Sunday accessories and popped in here to find a fun game and activities to celebrate! The employees all over the store were so friendly and kept asking if we needed help with anything. My girls enjoyed the Easter activities and the prizes they won. Something as simple as small activities for children are so appreciated at least from me. Thank you for reaching out to the community right from your store lobby. We also purchased a few items and were shocked by all the sales they had going. The clearance section didn't disappoint either. The store was also very well organized. We will def be adding JC to our rotation.

I defy you to tell the difference between a JC Penney and a Kohl's…read more They're both laid out the same. They both have similar markup to markdown merchandise and zero help. One notable difference is that there's Kohl's cash to help ease the pain. JC doesn't even give up a Penney. And when you find a live human that could help, they avoid eye contact. If you do manage to make contact, they give nonsensical answers to straightforward questions, like "What sizes do you stock in men's suits?" and "Why do certain sizes show online as being in store?" I'm done. I love some of their products but shopping in store is not worth it.