Great local spot for cute chic clothes both casual and dressier. They also have accessories…read moreincluding jewelry, hand bags and shoes. Most items cost between $50-150. The clothes are displayed well and even by color. Friendly staff and lots of parking. Conveniently located in close-in Westlake a short drive from downtown- worth a visit.

I had dinner at the beehive with a buddy and have to say that this place is the best. From the…read moreserver/hostest to the food and music was impeccable. Haley was our waitress and she pointed out the details of the menue that really helped us pick from the overwhelming selection of unique delectable dishes and libations. Music was perfect jam mix of blues and jazz. Each musicion was a master at their craft. Food was perfect. And we were very pleased with the arrangement if beers on tap. Props to Haley and Andrea for guiding us on a great night. Would recommend. Cheers, Ian

believe this business is now closed in the domain! I came here wanting to find a wedding guest…read moredress yesterday after seeing good reviews, but as soon as I arrived, discovered the store front was closed. please let me know if I may have misunderstood / used the wrong directions / etc. thanks!

Love this place! I don't go to The Domain without stopping in. The owners are charming (&…read moreapparently have similar taste to me), so I love their clothes & jewelry. They have a good mix of more & less expensive choices.

I love this store! Everyone who worked there was incredibly accommodating and knowledgeable about…read moretheir products and their sourcing. They are very kind and inclusive women who made me feel comfortable. Such a hidden gem in a little town! Will definitely be back to Wimberley to visit the shop again, and I've already ordered more from their website. What a treat!

So much great stuff to look at. The ladies were telling me all about their turquoise…read morecollections,their own and in store.

Today I was at a community service meeting on the East side. On the way home, I noticed a…read moreValentine's sign ("All you need is love". It was in front of three boutique stores. I popped into the first store, Kindred Spirits. It could be described as store that makes you feel at home. There is a pleasant aroma in store as you enter...very comforting and inviting. They have quality goods. I liked that the clothing were spaciously hung on the racks. Interestingly, nothing of their clothing had bright colors, which are my personal favorites. I did enjoy perusing the store. In this boutique you can find a variety goods tops (long-sleeved, short-sleeved and cropped tops), jackets, dresses, skirts and accessories. The clothing are not fad-like with a very conservative feel. You will be able to wear these clothes for years and decades to come. Importantly, they are focused on environmental sustainability and social responsibility Similarly, the prices are a bit more for these clothing than the average boutique. However, you investing in the Austin community. The sales associate was very helpful and friendly. I learned that this is a locally-owned, woman-owned business. Very pleasant shopping experience...

Below average selection and service was awful not even a hello. Don't understand how such small…read moreBoutiques want to make sales without any customer service. My wife liked something but refused to buy it because of the women at the counter.

If you are in town visiting, this is the perfect place to acquire a quality souvenir of Austin…read more High quality, creative and expansive range of items including clothing for women and the like. Very nice!

Great place many things I found pretty and want . Nice stag and easy to se and find and touch…read morethings. Easy to ask about shipping and care and quality of the information staff nice helpful. No big lines to check out and handle door easy to push open ,

Love this store. Beautiful, unique pieces. Great quality--have had several items for years. The…read moreservice is wonderful--friendly and interesting sales people. Best boutique in town by far. The sales are outstanding.

Do NOT shop here - scammers!!! I purchased a "14K yellow…read moregold charm" here for $480 - took it to a jeweler to verify it was real and it was not! $480 for a piece of crap fake charm that probably cost the store $10. SO pissed. It's one thing to be a shop in Austin selling everything at Dallas prices, but it's wrong to sell FAKE gold items labeling them as real at this price point scamming buyers out of money.

If you want good customer service at Julian Gold, ask for Mary. She goes above and beyond. I have…read morenot found good customer service with the rest of the staff unfortunately.

Terrible customer service and outrageous prices. I used to shop at the store on 6th Street and it…read morewas a great experience. When I went in most recently to the Westlake store, most of the staff was dismissive, It's one of those staff cultures that assumes that because you're wearing casual clothes you can't spend money. They were out of my size in a shirt so they ordered it from their San Antonio store. They called to let me know it was in, but when I went to the store, they couldn't find it after continuing to ask me a question after question. The girl that helped me was rude, so I just ended up leaving.

I meant to keep this short, but Ozzy Osbourne just passed away, and I came into your shop hoping…read morefor a little distraction--what I got was quite the opposite. So, story time. Should've gone for another tattoo instead. But I digress. This was my third and final visit. Each time I've come in, it's been clear I'm not welcome--neither I nor my money, apparently. My first visit was after dinner at Santa Rita, my usual post-work go-to. I'd been curious about your boutique--since you can't see into the store from the street--and I'm not one to judge a book by its cover (a little something I suggest we all try). I was completely ignored by the cashier, but I brushed it off. The second time, I brought a friend. While your clothing isn't quite my style, I'd noticed a few charming pieces and thought she might enjoy them. Someone did come outside to greet us and mention more items inside, which was a refreshing change. My friend even returned on her own later and had a good experience. Today, I stopped in again--not for myself, but because I have a sparkly, pink-loving, Kendra Scott-type friend with a birthday coming up, and your store felt like the perfect match. Once again, I came in after work and was met with a flat, unbothered "hi..." from the girl in the green dress, who immediately turned back to her conversation with the woman behind the counter. I browsed quietly, giving the benefit of the doubt--again--while they carried on, clearly uninterested. Another woman walked in and was promptly helped--likely because she matched the aesthetic. I, in contrast, was overlooked entirely. When I walked out, the same girl, parked in front of the counter like an immobile house pet with selective vision, actively avoided eye contact and said nothing. No goodbye, no thanks, not even a glance. Message received. Maybe it was the tattoos. Maybe the black clothing. Maybe just the assumption that I wouldn't be spending anything. Wild, considering I had every reason to judge her in that pretend "old money" dress--but didn't, and that's beside the point. You've lost a customer, and the referrals I was more than happy to send your way (most of which do actually fit your aesthetic). Still, I genuinely hope the shop survives--though with a hidden location, zero visibility from the street, and an overwhelming number of sale tags (which tracks--$50 for matches?), I wouldn't bet on it. Signed, Less impressed with you than you clearly were with me. P.S. While it's disheartening, it is not at all surprising to see other reviews echoing the same complaint: poor, unwelcoming service. You can defend your staff's "intentions" all day, but in the real world, actions are what matter. Do better, babes. Longevity doesn't mean relevance--it just means someone's still footing the bill.

I immediately came to Yelp after visiting this store an hour ago to see if it was only me that felt…read morethe stand off ish customer service vibe. They do have some cute burnt orange clothes, game day accessories, etc. But totally agree with the entitled staff vibe. Most bizarre check out experience I've ever had too... Woman at the front acted like she was the only Texas football fan around and acted like I didn't know what I was talking about.