Hand in Pocket

My favorite boutique in Atlanta! Mona is the owner and best stylist/leader. Ignore these negative reviews, I’ve been shopping here for 5+ years and everyone is just over the top helpful and trying to give you the best experience and service. If you don’t need any help, just say so. Highly recommend!

One of Atlanta's best local shops! They have an amazing selection of accessories and unique, on-trend clothing that you can't find at large stores. Staff and owner were super friendly!

Thank you so much for helping attentively making the experience really special! Thank you!! 👗

This boutique always has the the cutest and unique finds. Shopping here is a pleasure due to the extremely nice ladies that work here . Very helpful and I always walk out with something I love . Definitely check them out !!!

This boutique is fabulous and has a nice variety of options. The customer service was outstanding!! I would definitely recommend.

Beautiful store. Great service. I can't wait to go back.

Helpful, friendly staff and a beautiful store!

Very nice establishment!

2nd time in here and was not impressed. First of all I felt like I was being targeted… and if it’s not that than the sales people are just annoying and pushy. I feel like I was being followed around and got asked 3 times in a one minute span from 3 different people if I wanted a fitting room. I finally said yes so they would stop bothering me and she literally grabbed the clothes out of my hand. And I also did not appreciate the comment about going straight to the sale section. It makes customers feel like they are being cheap and not welcomed.ugh super cute clothes but definitely don’t want to shop there again

The leadership at this store trains employees to adopt an overbearing approach in their customer service interactions. Sales associates are expected to be highly assertive and aggressive, and any deviation from pressuring customers results in swift reprimand. Moreover, sales associates or “stylists” are forced to immediately inform customers about sales upon entering the store, which feels disingenuous and offends the customer. The pressure to offer customers more than what they request creates discomfort for both the customer and the employee. Furthermore, the owner and store manager contribute to a negative atmosphere reminiscent of "mean girl" behavior, with their extremely aggressive demeanor. Not a great experience.

The people who work here are definitely racist. My daughter and I stopped by this boutique the other day and we kept being followed around by one of the associates. The girl never even greeted us or asked us if we needed help with anything. She was just following us around and she made it very obvious too. Every time we’d try to go to a different section of the store, all of a sudden she’s walking over there too now. I felt profiled, which was disappointing because I had really been looking forward to shopping here for a while

Don't bother. Went in to buy a few things I saw online and exchange a hat that didn't work out, never worn and tags still attached. Was told they don't exchange or credit hats- news to me since when I purchased the hat that was not made clear. When I questioned the policy, the woman working was rude and dismissive. Will not be going back!

Update: Proof below the owner is rude and dismissive... using COVID as an excuse is in poor taste as it’s clear that has nothing to do with this incident since the shop has so kindly pointed out the STRICT 10 day policy.

The woman who works at this shop literally parks her brown Toyota SUV IN BETWEEN the two handicapped spaces in front of her shop. Meaning that two entire handicapped spaces are inaccessible- and they are the only ones on that side of the whole building. As someone with a handicap permit because I can barely walk due to a serious injury I was NOT IMPRESSED with the audacity of this person. At the time I parked there were other vehicles in the legitimate spaces making the handicapped spaces too small to pull into. So I had to walk across the parking lot in the rain to get to my doctor's appointment.

Let me just say. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. I walked in looking to buy several new outfits, the store was a complete mess but I think thats the merchandizing style.The store mainly sold Ya los angeles, it was so cheap. Every time I walked out of the dressing room the sales girls just said "Cute!" like they didn't know what to say. I also heard the owner going off on the phone with someone! Ratchet. I don't think i'll be going back.