My first visit to Mays Street Boutique was 2 weeks ago and I was thrilled to see such a fun, diverse, and quality boutique in Round Rock! I browsed through the whole store and fell in love with the jewelry, baby items and ladies' clothing. Some of the home decor was slightly pricey, so I would wait for a sale to purchase those items, but the women's clothing was adorable and very well priced. A few brands were a bit more, but you must consider that those brands will cost that no matter where you go! The Kendra Scott, Southern Tide and aden + anais are examples, but the quality of those products speaks for itself! The ladies who were working that day were very helpful and friendly, and I had a great time talking to and laughing with them while I shopped. This may not be the place to comment on another review, but I feel the need to say that if someone was offended by a compliment paid to a friend, then there might be a problem with that friendship, not with the salesperson! Great shop!

Really wish I could give a negative star. I went in a couple of weeks ago to buy an outfit for the ballet. The saleswoman was nice but a little pushy. I felt obligated to buy because I was not trying anything on. The store return policy was not stated to me at time of purchase. 2 weeks have gone by before I had time to return unworn items with tags intact and receipt. Was told when returning that I would only get store credit because I was 6 days past the return date. I do not recommend shopping at the store. Their clothes are overly priced and the sales staff are pushy. Also the manager does not know how or when to make an exception for a customer.

Not to crazy about this place or the sales ladies on the boutique side of the store. Clothes are ok, but way over priced. The lady's on the clothing side are really kind of rude and not very friendly. I would say odd.

2 to 3 teenagers were at the front looking at Kendra Scott jewelry and one of the spanish ladies said to one of the girls "your pretty, we should have you model some clothes". This was really rude to the other teenage girls standing around, as if they weren't good enough or pretty enough. I was appalled.