Very cute boutique shop -- friendly owner Very helpful…read more On trends with clothes not outrageous but not cheap either ! Something for everyone Love the decor !

Really adorable shop in an odd, building with a hodgepodge of businesses. Lol. I found it because…read moreof a Scranton guide, and it looked liked my style of store. For a small store, the space was used well and easy to browse. The clothes ranged from the safe side to trendy/edgy. Loved the purses and accessories they had. Lots of recognizable brands overall. The store was bright and pretty! Definitely a place I would stop in if I ever returned to Scranton.

I was InTown for the weekend from Massachusetts - bought something, realized the quality was not…read morevery good so the next day I wantes to return it. They gave me a gift card - I spent over $200 and they wouldn't work with me. I work 3 jobs and hardly make ends meet and $200 is a lot of money for me. They don't have a website so I couldn't order anything once I left Scranton. The quality is really poor. I don't see them staying in business very long. If you have a gift card you better use it pretty quickly.

Super fresh, cute clothing pieces, great prices and really fun non-clothing items. Beautiful store!read more

a wonderful selection of gowns. A very pleasant place to shop!read more

I love this clothing store , The owner Debbie are so helpful and honest, her assistant is kind and…read morehelpful, "Where else can you go and find the perfect dress"

Love this small business so much! They have clothes for men, women, and children. The brands they…read morecarry are amazing and the staff is even better. Highly recommend!!

Dolly's Boutique Scranton, PA 117 Wyoming Ave. 18503. Selection of dresses such as Sherri Hill,…read moreJovani, Faviana, and Alyce

Great inventory, the girls that work there could not be nicer and it makes sense when you meet the…read moreowner Colleen. We traveled from Bucks County to the store and it was worth it.

I came across this store in a Scranton brochure and it looked like a place I would love. And it…read morewas. There were items for men and women and a good variety of clothes, jewelry, home goods, you name it. Prices ranged from inexpensive to expensive but there's definitely something for everyone and a nice place to pick up a gift for someone.

From the owner: Pandora, Casio G Shock, Casio Baby G, ICE Watch, Invicta, Flex Watch, WeWood Watch, Trollbeads,…read moreAlex and Ani, Good Work(s), LizzyJ, EMU Australia, Dragon Optics, Electric Visual, SPY Optics, Sanuk, Yosi Samra, Dash & Albert, Pandora Bracelets, G-Shock, Baby-G

Poor size selection Poor quality for the price…read moreMost items are from China in the purses state they can cause birth defects on the labels

The absolute sweetest employees and the best merchandise! Their clothes and shoes are amazing, the…read morecandles are to die for, the headbands are beautiful. I could go on but you should really just visit!

Found this cute little shop while walking around. The owner Leah is super friendly and…read moreknowledgeable of brands. She has a huge collection of vintage luxury bags and shoes. A lot of the items at her shop are in very good condition & almost new at a decent price. Your items are also listed online. Highly recommended!

I hate bashing a small business but this place has really gone downhill with the new 'owner'. I…read moremade a special trip to drive here to look at a black Chanel bag . I drove by the shop and the 'Open' sign was turned off , but I thought I'd park and check to see if they changed their hours. Turns out they were actually open despite looking dark and not having their sign lit up (I can't stand when businesses do this, what's the point of having an open sign if you don't have it on ?!?!). I walked in and the owner and I believe her son were behind the register chatting, they looked up and said hi, and turned back to each other to have their normal conversation which didn't really seem completely appropriate. Anyway I wondered around the store for about 3 full minutes without any further conversation or 'can I help you'. I would think seeing as how this is a small 'luxury' shop, you would want to give people a 'luxury' shopping experience. This isn't Walmart. Get out from behind the register, be friendly, engage with your customers and actually attempt to make a sale- isn't that the point of your business? You actually have to make an effort if you want people to spend $1k+ at your shop and provide superior customer service. I wanted the bag but I left without purchasing it. It's about 2 months later and I still see it for sale. Mark my words- this place will be out of business soon.