Owner was very helpful in starting a dressing room for me and making herself available if something…read moredidn't fit. I had fun chatting her up about clothing trends and styles. This boutique is trendy and fairly priced. I ended up buying 2 pieces from the rather large 40% off rack. Fits my current budget and I got fashionable tops.

Perhaps I speak too soon, but Bliss Boutique may be my new favorite little clothing shop in Omaha…read more First of all, love the decor. They use architectural salvage items for display and decor. Second, I did not leave empty handed from my visit last week (and that's saying ALOT since I'm built like a normal human and not a supermodel, although I am on the tall side). I like to find these little shops where I can find a piece or two to mix up my wardrobe (otherwise, I look like I mass order my outfits from Gap). So, not everything in this little boutique is for everyone - I totally passed on the fur vest, skinny jeans, and lacy flouncy tunic look. But, it's nice to have these little shops in Omaha that sell fashionable items at reasonable prices (yes, they do have a sale rack). If you're around 120th & Center, visit this locally owned boutique. Oh yes...and they accessories too.

I came in not expecting to buy anything, but found a pair of shoes I couldn't walk away from!…read more I have been inside Nordstrom in other cities--this was my first time in Omaha. The store is about the same, plenty of items, great variety and presentation makes shopping easy and fun. I did expect the prices to be a little more competitive--the kids shoes I bought were $45 with tax which I didn't feel was an amazing deal for a store like this. All in all I would come back for sure, just expecting higher prices than the discount store vibe I expected.

It is definitely hit or miss but, when you hit, it's always good! I found some really nice Cole…read moreHaan loafers for $35. A little far away from me but worth the trip.

I'm in LOVE with this shop - it really elevates shopping second hand, plus it benefits an amazing…read morecause - The Bethlehem House. I make my way to thrift stores a number of times a year and it can become burdensome to sort through overloaded racks while also trying to avoid items with stains or holes. The Humble Lily takes higher-end items and meticulously organizes, steams and ensures they are in still great quality. What's even better is here you will find some amazing designer items - Tory Burch, Burberry, custom furs and so on. A lot of items still have tags - I've found $400 skirts knocked down to $40. Its amazing.

Very friendly, highly recommend. They have an amazing selection of great clothes! Love their…read moremission!!

Again, another visit to this particular Talbots and another rude experience, I thought last time…read morewas a fluke. I do not live locally and visit this locale periodically, our usual store is in STL. Again today, 3 service people did not acknowldge us in any capacity. They only interacted with the other 2 individuals in the store. My wife tried on clothes and still nothing, no one said anything to us. We have always had a pleasant service experience in our STL store, even if we do not make a purchase. My wife wanted to make a purchase, but we decided against it and will order it online or get it in STL.

What a great shopping trip to Talbots! I love this location, it's huge and always has a great…read moreselection. The employees are so friendly and helpful. There are always sales and this time I hit the jackpot! So many outfits and saved a bunch too! I love that I can stop at Talbots and not be bothered with all the "mall" stores!

Stumped when doing some gift shopping for that special woman in your life? This is always a good…read moreplace to go when shopping for my wife at Christmas time or wedding anniversary. Formerly in Countryside Village and now in a newer strip mall near 132nd and Pacific, there's some cool jewelry and clothing here as well as scarves. The earrings, necklaces and bracelets are at different price points to fit your budget. The staff is always helpful and can make suggestions. What I like about coming here is that they don't try and sell you the most expensive thing in the store.

From the owner: As Omaha's Fashion Authority, She.la offers an unparalleled collection of exclusive designer…read moregarments and cutting edge labels. Boasting over 5,000 square feet of the finest quality apparel, accessories and gifts, She.la provides a unique shopping experience for each customer and every occasion.

They greeted me at the door and were interested in what I was looking for and if I needed…read moreadditional sizes were there to help. Very friendly people.

My review only applies to women who don't mind being judged and found wanting by some salesclerk…read morebefore they ever get inside the store. If you don't mind that, Chico's is the place for you. I am in the market for an entirely new wardrobe. I also have...let me see...something like 20 female relatives who live and or shop in Omaha - and of course, they all have friends. I went into Chico's yesterday and was so thoroughly ignored that I literally had to step out of the way of one salesclerk to avoid bumping into her! I walked from one end of the store to the other without receiving a single acknowledgement - until I was opening the door to leave. Suddenly, the air was filled with shrill female voices crying out. "Good-bye! Good-bye," they shrieked. "Have a nice afternoon!" I don't know if they thought they were being cute, but I would think in this economy, any customer would be welcome, and they would be trained (or intelligent enough) not to behave in such a reprehensible manner. Let me assure them: I can afford to shop there. So can just about every woman I know. But we won't be doing so.

I have been in the store a few times, as I love the variety they offered to junior sizes for formal…read moreattire! They have a great selection, and it's also displayed very well-- although they have a ton of products in a small space, it's easy to spot what you're looking for. I do wish they had more fitting rooms. This time I came in, did a lap of the store, and gave up on getting in a fitting room without a 20 to 30 minute wait. There was also a long line at checkout. I haven't seen the checkout line before, although there is usually a fitting room line in my experience. I went in on a weekend today, so that is likely the reason for so much more traffic than usual! I would come back to the store again, but would either try to budget plenty of time, or come on a weekday when things may not be as busy.

I popped in here on my bridesmaid dress search, just on a whim. They do offer quite a large…read moreselection of formal dresses. I need a specific type and color, and htried on a few options but decided against a lot of them Their return policy didn't seem to be very flexible if I found another dress at another store, I didn't want to be stuck with one from here. Otherwise, I perused around the front of the store, and saw a lot of cute rompers and dresses for more casual events. It's pretty fairly priced, not super cheap, but not overly expensive. It does skew toward the fast fashion trend wise.

I've only ordered items from BoxLunch through their online store (when my husband and I were Funko…read morePOP collectors), and at the Mall of America location, which is 5 hours away. So I was quite excited to see the Westroads Mall get a BoxLunch location. The staff here was absolutely killing it with service, even with the busy atmosphere of it being a shiny new store with all the fandoms people collect and love. Honestly it felt very much like a Hot Topic, like the signage and the layout seemed to be almost the exact same. Which makes sense as BoxLunch is a subsidiary of Hot Topic - I just thought there would be a little more of a difference. They had a significantly less "edgy" vibe compared to Hot Topics that I've visited before. Consequently, the atmosphere in this store is more relaxed and conducive to shopping. They also have their own exclusive items that aren't the same as Hot Topic (like POPs and Loungefly stuff). It seems to be slightly pricier than similar items I've seen at comparable shops that sell branded and collectible items. I'd still recommend checking out BoxLunch though, as it's cool to see items in person vs. only online. Make sure to bring your bigger pocketbook, both because they have a lot of neat stuff you'll be tempted by and because those things will not be the most inexpensive collectibles you've ever seen!