This is such a cute little boutique on the main drag of Hyde Park. It has cute clothes, shoes, and…read moreaccessories. It can be a bit pricey but the clothes last and are good quality for the price. I have some good basics from here that you can't go wrong with. Definitely recommend a stop in if you're walking around in the area.

I love this store! So many cute items and so on trend! I am excited to see the new items each…read moreseason. The accessories are awesome!

Maybe it's my own ignorance thinking a $500 budget for a MOG dress was plenty, but when I arrived…read moreand informed them of my budget, and I was made to feel small. My sales associate informed me that all of their dresses were on average $1,000 or higher. Disclaimer: when I made the apt online I noted my budget was $500, no one ever reached out and informed me this was not appropriate for this store. I was given an incredibly small portion of the "discount" and damaged rack of dresses to try. When I finally found pale blue-green dress that could work (It was $200 and heavily pilled and frayed in the seems). I took a photo and sent it to some friends and my husband. They all said it looked white with blue floral application. I'm the MOG, I can't wear anything remotely white (or photographs white) to this or any wedding. When I told them the feedback and that I couldn't get this dress, they started to pressure me pretty hard. I had my Mom and Aunt with me, they were pressuring to, because they knew that was the last dress that was in budget and could work. I finally had to very firmly say "I can't". I was pretty upset I was being encouraged/pressured to settle on a damaged dress that "could work" (not the feeling I was going for), because it was the last one in my budget. After that, I just got dressed and just left. I left feeling upset, small, and overall embarrassed. Went to David's Bridal right after, had amazing service, tried on so many dresses, and picked one that was half of my $500 budget! Helpful Hint: if someone makes an appt at your store, notates their budget, and if it's not realistic, please notify them. Also, there are no prices online to even gauge what caliber of price and product you have in the store. Even your "Tips" section doesn't elude to $500 being a small budget being it's considered a bridal boutique. "Bridal salons and boutique stores can range from $300-$2,000"-directly from your website. --maybe put a statement the average cost of dresses in your shop (that's not on the damages discount rack).

Absolutely rude, insanely rude!!! I can't believe they're still in business. Their dresses are very…read moreold and most of them are very worn down. There might be 40 dresses at most when looking through your sizes. The dresses were expensive and lots of them gave a "trashbag" look. The lady "Barbra" that helped us used the phrase "well now i'm waiting for ur opinion" in a snobby tone, because I had told her before what I had and hadn't liked. This was very upsetting and made everyone in our group feel very insecure. If you've made it this far... go to Carrie Karibo. We were also rushed through the appointment and were only able to try on 8 dresses during the appointment. We went over to carrie karribo and we tried on over 20 dresses.

A hidden gem of Mt. Washington, Funky Sunshine encourages creativity!…read more It's hardly well known, even within the town, but a lovely place to stop and shop. If you're aware of the Beacon Food Mart, it's tucked behind it in a very small strip within a neighborhood. I stopped in with my toddler for the 3rd Birthday Celebration. They had open tie dye, chalk art, a live DJ, food truck and vendors. Although the celebration isn't every day, you can still find most of these activities throughout the week. Open Tie Dye is posted on their Facebook page. $15 if you buy one of their shirts, $10 if you bring your own. You get to choose what design you want and they'll help you fold it. It is then up to you to put your colors on! Once completed, they send your shirt home to set for 24 hours. Follow their instructions and you have a cute new one of a kind shirt! I like that they soak the shirts beforehand in a special mix that opens the pores of the shirt for dye. Thank you for the lesson!!! The ladies helping out are lovely! They also have ready to purchase clothes ranging from baby onesies to adults. Also, draperies, cloths, crocheted items, magnets, body care. It's a small shop with a lot of personality. Definitely worth a trip to the open tie dye days!

My best friend Tara non stop talks about this place, from the tie dye classes to the hoop lessons!…read moreAbsolutely amazing place and I definitely recommend checking it out!

My fiancé and I walked into this boutique this afternoon while exploring Loveland and I have never…read morefelt more unwelcome in a business. The associate immediately stepped in front of me and asked if I needed anything. I said that I was just looking and she never moved- just kept a blank stare like I had done something wrong. My fiancé was standing behind me and asked if we were in a store because we both were equally confused on why she acted like we weren't welcome and her response was yes but that she wasn't sure if we needed something specific. I'm not sure if she was racist or just plain rude but we turned around and walked out. While he and I stood out on the street corner she continued to peek out the window and stare. I would absolutely never spend a dime in this store.

My wife and I came in on our wedding day for permanent jewelry and were greeted with the nicest…read morewarm welcome. We had the absolute best experience and felt so special. The permanent jewelry selection was so cute and had options for both men & women. We definitely recommend going here for the lovely quality and service!

Excellent experience. I was looking to buy a new tux for some upcoming formal events. I tried and…read morestruck out a few the other suit and tuxedo shops in the area. The fitting process seemed very uncertain and left me underwhelmed. So I continued to search and found Kingme. I randomly stopped by and immediately knew I was in very good hands. Larry was great, very helpful and did a fantastic job of communication and follow through. Super customer experience.

Larry and his brother helped me get a custom suit for my wedding and they could not have been…read morebetter to work with! I wanted a custom lining that was a little unique and Larry was able to work with their manufacturer and get the pattern inside by jacket just from me sending him a photo of the design. I also had my Groomsmen go through him for their suits and we had no issues. First class service all the way!

Vintage Marketplace whisks shoppers off on an adventure as they walk through the doors. Filled with…read morefashionable garments and trinkets with a vintage flare, I felt like I was browsing through rooms of European merchandise. Each area is categorized by color: blues to the right, browns and whites straight ahead, violets in the back of the store. Open doorways weave in and out of the dividing wall, allowing customers to float freely from continent to continent... er... section to section. Beautiful, plush scarves caught my eye, as well as some of the old writing table decorations. One room in the back was filled with an assortment of accessories, like jewelry, hair barrettes, and hats. Incredibly well organized, this shop is like strolling through a fashion museum. Prices were a little higher than expected, and although there were two salesladies in the store, neither of them acknowledged that I was there. That bumped Vintage Marketplace down to three stars. I'd still stop back for a browse though. The window display changes frequently (and, in my opinion, is the most elaborate in Hyde Park), so something new will likely draw me in again.

This place has some really nice things. The one thing I DID NOT like was being followed around the…read morestore. When I walked in the salesperson was behind the counter, but each room I went in to, she followed me. I ended up spending over $300.00 and I will return, but hopefully they will show respect to all their customers no matter what they look like.

Obsess is tucked away in a semi-subterranean location in the heart of Montgomery…read more I found the largest selection of French Connection that I've found outside of, well, a French Connection store. I highly recommend coming here for the FC. The inventory here includes styles suitable mostly for the 18-25 year old set, but I did find some things I would consider more age-appropriate for myself as well. The boutique was having a 15% off entire inventory promotion when I was there, but other than that, everything mostly goes for MSRP. They do have a few sale racks in the front where everything is $30. I highly recommend sifting through these racks as there were some nice garments hidden between the oddly-sized, oddly-patterned cast offs. You can also find apparel by Splendid, Kensie, Joe's Jeans and Citizens of Humanity.

I wish I liked shopping here but every time I come in I am reminded why I don't. Cincinnati has…read moremore options these days and Castle House--a local original for kids clothes, and where my family bought my clothes as a child--won't last if they keep treating customers poorly. I even have a gift card and can't bring myself to stay long enough to spend it. The staff is cold and unkind and when my daughter respectfully picked up a stuffed animal to show me they acted odd and uncomfortable. She showed me another stuffed animal and the lady ushered my child over to a basket of toys saying "these are the toys you can play with". She wasn't playing with the stuffed animal, she was holding it out to me to see. You are in a family friendly neighborhood with many families walking around together for meals, shopping, etc. Do not sell children's toys if you don't want children to touch them. It is bizarre behavior, and reading the other reviews, seemingly not uncommon. I always feel confident taking my young daughter to nice stores, restaurants, and the like, but when I'm at Castle House I feel judged and like my business turns them off. Also, in terms of shopping their clothing, everything is organized by size, not item, which is very scattered and hard to shop--not to mention hard to find matching sibling outfits.

Castle House is a cute kid's clothing boutique located in Hyde Park. They carry different types of…read morekid's clothing brands along with kid accessories (I.e. shoes, bows, ties, etc.). Like most kid's clothing boutiques, most of what they carry is expensive. I usually only come when I need something for a specific occasion. Also, a lot of their clothes are more of a dressy feel. They have a few outfits for casual wear but most are fancy. I come here when I need bows, dressy sweaters, dressy shoes, sandals, or other certain specifics. If I need a dress for a specific occasion I'll come here. I usually don't shop here just for everyday wear. However, their clothes are cute. The service is always very welcoming and accommodating. Super sweet people.