A Second Time Around — Local services in St. Lawrence

I never or rarely ever do reviews but this place left me no choice!

The care given to the clothing and the customers was above and beyond anything one could desire even at closing. The clothing and accessory choices they offer for sale are stunning, refreshingly varied in size, price bracket, style, and age bracket even. I found the entire boutique to be relevant yet classic with quality and luxury offerings assuring longevity in any purchases we made thanks to the discerning, knowledgeable proprietor and her spirited stylist. I found this little gem of a shop to be absolutely exquisite, not pretentious and enjoyed the at home atmosphere where all ages were treated well and even a furry pocket pet was treated with kindness. Retail has become something that must be done rather than something that we enjoy in recent years and this place hushes the rush, and reminds us to interact with one another. Beckoning the sit down lunch verses a drive thru and a pause from the phone that consumes us. Many of us are migrating more towards online shopping and enjoying with convenient home delivery rather than the redundant and ever present unavoidable franchises but many of us still appreciate that which the franchise has almost made extinct. Let this proprietor know she’s appreciated and let’s preserve the rare gems when we find them by supporting the small, local business that has been a staple to an area and always remembers those of us...

Went there once, a few years ago. There were a large group of designer handbags, separate, from the others, with a sign that indicated that they were 50% off. I chose one and was charged full price. I was told, "this one is not 50% off." Even though, that group of purses was the only thing I looked at in the store, no discount was offered. I felt that this was false advertising and a discount should have been given. Bottom line, even if someone put that handbag, in the wrong place, a small store, should know their merchandise and make sure that only sale items are included, in the 50% off table. I began working retail clothing at age fifteen and we would have honored the discount. It's obviously not customer manipulation, if the person only looked at one table. Needless to say, I didn't buy the pocketbook and never went back...

I admit I was in the store for 30 seconds. I saw the price on the first shirt ($13.99) and I decided this place was not for me. I’m cheap — I like finding a deal. If I were looking for something special or specific, I would check it out, but for my normal thrift store...