Today I visited the shop (it's been a few years). I said hi right away to the husband who had…read morehelped me prior. As we were leaving the owner asked where my son had put the small plastic car that he had been holding. I had zero idea what he was taking about and asked my son who shrugged (he's four). The shop owner then suggested that it might be in my stroller or purse. I immediately responded that my son may pick things up, but knows better than to steal. As I started rummaging through my bag, my son pointed across the room where the owner found the car. I spent maybe $100 in there a few years ago, but will never go back after today. We visit many kids stores and my sensory craving children never been accused of stealing. I found the whole thing very offensive. Before you accuse a child of theft and demand to search the property of innocent people, you might want to check around your store first. I was humiliated and left very upset.

ABSURDITY. Seriously, the pricing at this store is ABSURD…read more I don't mean the stuff they carry is high-end, expensive, and high quality, I mean that you're being taken for a ride if you shop here. A baby onesie for $90... that's made in China. Baby one piece bathing suit "on sale" for $68... that's made in Turkey. Stacks of t-shirts for $30-$40... made in China of cheap cotton. This is not fine clothing, just fine little handmade price tags on stuff that could be from Carter's and you wouldn't know the difference.

My company I work for, Thomas James Homes bought keychains from here for our Townhall event for…read morehomeowners in the Pacific Palisades. These keychains were AMAZING!! Super cute! The customer service was absolutely amazing as well. Super responsive, efficient, and easy pickup. The owner is very personable and truly cares about her clients. We definitely will be coming back here for more goodies! 10/10!!!

From the owner: Palisades Gift Shop offers clothing and gift items for the Pacific Palisades. read more

I hadn't been back to Pacific Palisades since the wildfires. When I found out that Palisades…read moreVillage was going to have a grand reopening, it was a good excuse to go back. The first thing that caught my eye were the charred mountains. Next, were buildings being reconstructed everywhere. It was heart wrenching. At the same time, it was hopeful. So many signs around Pacific Palisades are about being resilient. There are also mirrored sculptures that talk about being broken, but still here, still together. The reconstructed Village is elegant, clean, and beautiful. It truly feels like a welcome. You can tell that a great deal of effort was put into making this a celebration. So much was free: parking, food, drinks, postcards, keychain charms, even a lawn chair. There was a surprise jet formation flyby. It was my first time seeing a robotic dog in person. It was so weird. I wish they would put a head on it. It freaked at least one big, fluffy real dog the heck out. It freaked me out a little, too. They had guest speakers like Elyse Walker and Caruso himself, but it was too crowded for me to see anything and at one point the speakers cut out, so I couldn't hear anything either. As a result, most visitors just started chatting with each other. "Did your house burn down?" "Are you rebuilding?" "I'm glad things are starting to look hopeful again." If anything, that's what this reopening represented: Hope, rebirth, optimism. Update: I went back for the 8pm event where we didn't know what we were going to see. All they said was that it would blow our minds and it did. They had guests like Anthony Hopkins, Kate Hudson, OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder, and American Idol's Pia Toscano, along with a full orchestra and a drone show. Plus, the stage looked like a mini Hollywood Bowl, but everyone was close to the stage.

If you are not a member of the Caruso Signature program, here is your neighborly PSA!…read more I highly recommend you join. From free invites to events, to easily earned points that can be used for valet or restaurant gift cards, it just makes sense to participate as it's effortless. If you visit Palisades Village, the Grove, the Americana at Brand or the Commons at Calabasas (& I'm certain there are more I am omitting!) you are missing out on point earning opportunities if you aren't a Caruso Signature member. I have attended public seminars in the community room on the second floor above the Concierge hosted by Sweet Laurel and I've now attended a fabulous shopping event that was hosted by Caruso signature. The Christmas champagne chalet is such a blast as is their tree lighting ceremony on the green. I am such a fan of this shopping center because it feels like so much more. Although there's certainly been turnover of the stores, they always know how to curate the best brands around and certainly keep it fresh. It still has my go to Sephora. I'm obsessed with ALC, Misa, Vince, Carbon 38 not to mention towne by Elyse Walker & Toteme (newbie). Sweet Laurel and Erewhon are always a favorite to stop by and of course there's the fabulous selection of restaurants. And their movie theater is so luxe, if you've not been you owe it to yourself to visit. My original review still stands. I absolutely adore this place, just like every other Caruso development I've visited and it's been such a fantastic addition to the Pacific Palisades area and surrounding neighborhoods! It is the town square in the best way and such a wonderful place to meet friendly dogs and locals. It's a gem.

I come here when I need to pick up a special occasion dress or a nice gift for a 7and under child…read more They have a beautiful selection of dresses, shoes and accessories for both boys and girls. Their holiday stock is a little low, so I will come earlier next year as they carry some of my favorite European brands like La Coqueta. It's a small shop and can get busy, despite that service has always been great. Jenni has helped me a few times and offers things within my budget. Don't be shy and ask for help they know their stock.

I will never shop here! The staff is so unfriendly and so…read morediscriminating So disappointing.

I discovered this shop while walking on Montana Avenue as it was next to the restaurant I was going…read moreto. It's a kids clothing store but they have some matching items for mom, aunt, or just ladies who like these types of clothes. The adult clothes are sold separately. I loved the ice cream dress they had for girls. I went in the store and asked if they had a matching one. The store attendant was really nice and said it also came as a boys t-shirt but they didn't have it in the adult size. I was disappointed they didn't make an adult version of this dress but so pleased with the customer service and the beautiful clothing in this store. Love the vintage inspired items. The clothing is pricey for kids clothing but the items are really well made and special. Would make a great gift! Montana Avenue has lots of shops and restaurants so this location is great if you want to walk around or do other errands. Street parking.

This store is thoughtfully curated with infant and small kids clothing, toys,and curiosities . The…read moregirls in the store were very charming and helpful. I am starting the shoe obsession with the sweetest baby shoes and baby jellies. I fear I will be at Pink Chicken weekly as my mind wanders back to all the lovely things in the store.

Bad vibes. Went…read moreinto Butter with my 8 year old. I have 3 daughters and over the years I've probably spent over a thousand dollars there. Told the owner we were birthday shopping. My daughter wanted me to take some pictures of a few items to show her mom. The owner then stops me and says she has a policy of no pictures. I ask why and say I'm not posting anything. She says you've already taken several. I say to my daughter, ok let's go. My daughter was upset and thought the owner was pretty rude. I had just been in the store the week before shopping for my other daughter. I rarely write a bad review, but I'm not cool with people who are rude to 8 year olds.

Not a fan. Son was…read moreinnocently playing with an overpriced pillow and staff member took it away from him. If your items are too precious to be handled you shouldn't be selling children's goods. I waffled between saying something and buying the pillow for him out of respect but instead chose to tell him the truth. I'm not a fan.

If you're a mom that's constantly let down by boring kids clothes and looking for trendy, fun…read moreoutfits look no further! Little trendsetter is just the shop for you. Trendy, quality clothes at a reasonable price point. I was frustrated with the choices for children's fashion. Little trendsetter is my new go to when I'm looking for fun fashionable pieces for my kids. An added bonus is the great quality. This isn't one time wash and wear clothing. It's good material that is timeless and classic. Happy shopping!!

Great clothing for your little ones. So affordable and trendy. Based out of Los Angeles and ships…read moreso quickly. Well priced and perfect for back to school and holiday wear!!! I definitely recommend this online store !!!

Really great store with personal service! I was helping a friend declutter baby clothes and was…read moresuper happy to find a local shop where you can easily sell them for cash (Zelle transfer) or store credit. It was a super simple process where I just brought what I had (Quince and Kendi outfits) and the owner let me know on the spot what I could get for them. If you're looking for kids and baby clothes, the selection is great as the brands are higher-end, but affordable. Whether you're a first-time parent to a newborn or your kids are getting grown up, I would say make this a first stop before looking online. They sell toys and accessories as well. There's paid street parking or free parking in the neighborhoods. This is a fantastic small business to support and shop at!

This pre-owned kids store is the best! They have a great selection and at very reasonable prices…read more The owner is so kind and friendly. Gone twice and even sold a couple of items. Will definitely be coming back.