Vaqueras Boutique

It’s funny that most of the bad reviews on this adorable store is because of the “name“ of the store it’s “people want to profit from Mexican words” that get me. It’s not about a name it’s about the shopping experience and I understand that some stores aren’t for everyone and that’s okay but to leave a a bad review about of the stores name is ridiculous! you don’t know anything about the amazing owners, they are 3 wonderful women/moms and if they aren’t Hispanic by blood they are married to a Hispanic and have children that are hispanic but they shouldn’t have to explain that to anyone because that shouldn’t be a issue if you think it’s a issue and choose to leave a review because of it YOURE the issue!

This is my favorite boutique, they keep the store full of new inventory and they’ve always made my friends and I feel so welcome and even help me pick cute outfits for my events. The reviews on here are shocking because the owner is hispanic.

Went in for a hat on the window and ended up buying rompers, shorts and couple blouses. If you need a unique look that’s also beautiful, this is the boutique to go to. Its cowgirl +plus😍 clothing.

Amazing experience every time.
They have THE CUTEST clothes ever.

Amazing customer service. If they do not have your size in something you like, they will notify you as soon as they are able to get it! Love this place!!!!!

GREAT people, GREAT staff! Clothes are super cute, trendy & prices are awesome!!

Deceiving for a Mexican. When you think Vaqueras you think your walking into a little more mexican style clothing but its not at all. Cute shop but not what I expected considering the name of the boutique.

This is the 2nd time I’ve come here and I don’t feel welcome like the other people. (the last time I came here was actually the Cinco de Mayo event) As a native Mexican American I already feel out of place. I do not get welcomed like the others and thanked here…. I feel judged honestly. And the name doesn’t suit

Doesn’t feel like a warm welcome. Yet YT ppl want to profit from Mexican words.