Wow! Gone are the days of Ivy and good customer service. Last week I went in hoping to purchase…read moreseveral outfits and a few gifts. THREE young women were working. Not one said hi or May I help You. After trying on several dresses, I walked out knowing exactly why I choose to shop in Denver: service, better prices and options.

I would not normally write a review for a retail shop but because of my great experience here I am…read moreobliging. With super cute visual merchandising including spools of yarn, open books, a shoppable tree and more, this shop is a joy to walk around in. Beyond that, they have a great variety of tops, bottoms, accessories and warm weather wears. The best part is, it is VERY affordable for being a smaller boutique shop. I bought gloves, earrings, scrunchies, a sweater, dress, socks and an oven mitt for 100$. Typically one item in a boutique could be $100. Not to mention the owner and the gal working, Robin, were SO nice, warm and welcoming. If I'm ever in Grand Junction again, I will certainly be by.

These so called managers have no business working for this wonderful company it's literally…read moredisgusting that they hired females like these two. Upon walking in these two were both sitting down gossiping not greeting any customers I thought they were customers until I saw one of them ring up a customer. They both looked annoyed that there were people in there shopping. I asked for a fitting room. She never said if you need anything let me know nope all she did was open the door and leave no smile nothing. I needed a smaller size and sent my daughter to look for it. Since she couldn't find it she went to ask the cashier for help. She refused to help my daughter she ignored her completely. While I was in the fitting room I heard the cashier whining about people wanting the doors open to try on things. When I got out my daughter told me what happened. I walked up to the register and she refused to acknowledge me standing there and kept gossiping with the African American woman. I said I'm ready to ring out they both smirked at each other while the girl in green rolled her eyes and got up as slow as she possibly could. When she got up to the register I asked her if she had a problem doing her job and she just smirked at me. They both refused to give me their names after I confronted her about how they treated my daughter. They said they didn't need to and that by them being managers they could do whatever they wanted. It's no wonder they have no people in there actually spending money! You need to get rid of these two! The African woman was claiming she was the hiring manager has no business working there dressed the way she does. Wearing crocs to work?! They clearly don't dress to represent this beautiful company!

They opened late yesterday 7/30/25 for training purposes and I went in today and I would definitely…read moresay they did not do training on customer service those girls in there are absolutely rude and obnoxious. You can find half ass SHEIN looking, clothes anywhere save your money.

A bright and feel good store with a wide range of fun gifts, home decor, kitchen extras, garden…read morecharms, furniture and women's clothing. You may have to take a second trip around the store because there is a lot to see. If you're downtown this store is definitely worth the stop in and a great shopping experience.

From the owner: Shop fresh women's fashions, modern farmhouse decor, home and garden rustic embellishments, trendy…read moreaccessories and handbags, one of a kind statement piece furniture, wedding gifts, and gifts with personality.

A nice addition for Grand Junction. The Women's department is not as large as many other Dillard's…read morestores. Still a solid selection. Assistance in the Women's department wasn't very friendly. But the nice lady in handbags was excellent. She helped me find a small wallet for a concert I was attending.

This is a fabulous store. Shoes, purses, bedspreads, kids, makeup. I had been shopping online for…read moreso long I forgot what it's like to look at "nice things" this is not a cheap discount store. It sells quality things.

Please quit kissing everyone's ass and trying to get them to sign up for your credit card! I love…read moreyour store but hate all of your little minions asking "so how has your day been and what else do you have planned for the afternoon"?! It's annoying as shit!!

This is a pretty standard TJ Maxx - which means it is great!…read more Love to shop the inexpensive but upscale clothing (and don't get me started on the treasures you can find in the clearance areas!). The home goods areas (linens, food, kitchenwares, etc) are an eclectic selection of very high end and useful items. This should be on everyone's holiday shopping tour!

Huge selection, purses, jewelry, shoes clothes and home decor!…read moreI thought prices were really reasonable and it wasn't until I got home that I realized that a lot of my stuff was 50% off so I can't argue with that. I'm not sure how the system works. I wasn't paying attention but check it out. It's worth the trip employees were very nice and charming!

This used to be one of my favorite places to shop - good selection, clean store, helpful staff, and…read morenice dressing rooms. The new owners obviously have no clue what they are doing! The sizes are often labeled wrong, the store is way too crowded with clothes, and they have closed the dressing rooms. I no longer shop here, and I wouldn't advise anyone else to either. What a shame!

Third time in the store. I've loved each time! Great fashion finds, outstanding service, and cool…read morevibe. Scored a long lace cardigan straight off the mannequin, cool, free people booties at a great price, rare, fishtail free people skirt and a boutique brand striped cardigan. Love it all! And to top it off, cutie Ashlynn with her cool rock tee and Ebany were helpful and so so cool. Will be back next year for sure!

I went into this store today and was completely shocked with the way I was treated. I was looking…read morefor a graduation dress with two friends and was followed around the store while looking. I did find a couple things that were interesting but chose not to purchase due to the way I was treated. The woman working stood at the middle of the store and watched us look around the store and I felt racially profiled. I do not understand why I was treated this way as I was just looking around. Ended up going to a different boutique downtown and being treated much better. I even took a picture of a dress I was interested in but did not purchase due to these behaviors.