Epiphany Boutique

I bought a pretty shirt from here but it cost me $ 200 and the service was ok… The changing rooms were embarrassingly cheap looking with 360 curtains and poor functioning hooks.

The clothes are overpriced and the staff and especially, the owner, are very rude. Shopping should be a pleasure, between the rude staff and the overpriced pieces, this place has the reviews it does for a reason! I wouldn’t waste my time again or reservoir to anyone.

If I could give this shop 0 stars, I would. The customer service is terrible and everything is beyond overpriced. $ 48 is NOT a discounted price. I had a wardrobe malfunction with my zipper and when the lady «helped» me, she ended up ripping a hole in my zipper. She was extremely bitchy. Will NEVER return.

This place forgot what it’s like to be a customer. Made a trek all the way back there to exchange for a different size a dress that I overpaid $ 100 CASH for and they wouldn’t let me exchange it without the receipt which my daughter could not find. Will never buy anything from them again

Over the years I have bought many beautiful pieces for my wardrobe from this gorgeous store, in my size. Today my mom flew in from Denver and I wanted to show off Bishop Arts district, just minutes from my home. I was informed that they no longer carry XL because they have decided to cater to the smaller end of the spectrum. I’m not going to lie; my feelings were hurt. I’m even a bit pissed. I will never go back. So, to all my full figured friends, no need to stop!

I’ve been here 3 times to shop for gifts for family members and made a purchase twice. As a man, it’s not always easy shopping for female loved ones. The staff here is very helpful and eager to assist customers (especially during the slower hours of the midweek). They have a great assortment of clothing and accessories. Some of it is a bit out of my price range but it’s a boutique in the BAD, so it’s to be expected. Excellent shop; definitely worth a visit.

I think this boutique thinks it’s Anthropologie.
They carry some Free People products, but it doesn’t translate well. The buyer for the store has a distinct western chic style. Individual pieces are cute but it doesn’t integrate well in the store, so it looks like a haphazard collection of random pieces. Even if I found something cute, I have to rack my brain for ways to wear it in an outfit — and they do not give you ideas.
On top of that, it’s priced like a high-​end boutique. I just walk in to browse while I’m waiting for a table for brunch nearby — no actual shopping is happening.

Cool combination of old and new– modern and vintage. Eco friendly and fashion conscious.

I stopped by with a friend after dinner in the area. (On a side note, kudos to the Bishop Arts shops for staying open till 10 PM! I can’t think of a better post-​dinner activity with a girlfriend).
As a jewelry lover/​junkie, I was immediately seduced by their beautiful necklaces. Among them were various stones hanging from delicate chains, some designed to be statement pieces and others designed more simply for every day wear. The best way to describe them would be romantic, unique, and eclectic. They’re not cheap though (about $ 70 and up), and it look all of my will power to not buy a piece that night.
Visions of the jewelry still dance in my head, and I’ll likely succumb on a future visit.
I didn’t really take a good look at the clothing, but did end up buying a cute Texas Rangers T-​shirt. Go figure.

The jewelry selection at Epiphany is not just quality but quantity, as well. The local boutique boasts a limited amount of nice clothing, but the true treasure of the shopping spot is the jewelry.
Lovely, delicate, and hand-​made jewelry that appeals to all genres of ladies. Although pricey, every piece is made by a local jeweler and uniquely made. I was definitely impressed by each ring, necklace, and stones.
They also have a lingerie selection with incredible prices. I went home a happy chicka with a $ 20 brazierre and a $ 10 delicious smelling candle! Shop local, y’all!

good selection of a variety of different things. I’d go there first when it comes to getting nice jeans, even as a guy i’ve gotten some pairs of Joes from there. Things can be kind of expensive… but it’s all worth it since it’s good stuff mostly from local people. Also like the other poster you gotta love the bull mastiff that’s in the back lol. gives it a sense of family owned shop

Boutiques are obviously not my thing. Let’s make that my official disclaimer with this review. I’m not a big shopper as it is, and when I find places that are kind of specialized I usually don’t find anything I need or want. Epiphany has a lot of accessories like rings, necklaces and bracelets. Scarves, jeans, some shoes, a few purses, a few tshirts. I saw some earrings for $ 60. Ouch.
Everything is really cute in the store; it’s just not my style or price range. But maybe it’s yours.

Epiphany is great b/​c it’s different. It has something there for everyone including the best purses and jewelry!!! Love the long necklaces w/​the stones!

The store is a strange combination of hipster chic for guys-​tight jeans, funny, vintage looking t-​shirts, and like a high end boutique for women. A bunch of designers that I’ve never heard of but I’m sure must be well-​known to fashionistas because they cost a lot of money. Really frilly blouses and some line of underwear that I’ve never heard of before but also really sexy looking and expensive.
I bought a t-​shirt there for $ 30 dollars because I felt like I should buy something after all. I don’t know if I would wear it but the staff was really helpful and it was really soft. I guess in the end that’s the bottom line for me for a clothing store, would I wear their clothes? I am on the fence about it so I’m going to give them a deuce.

Can’t believe I forgot to review this place from my sojourn to Bishop Arts over the weekend! Basically this is a little clothes boutique for women mostly, although they do have some men’s items as well. The staff was helpful and I overheard them telling a guy that you get a discount on something if you rode a bike to the store. I guess that’s cool if you rode a bike to the store, but I didn’t because I am lazy and Bishop Arts is far. If you are all green-​like then keep that in mind.
I spotted Joes jeans for the ladies in a couple of different styles, scarves, accessories, lots of bohemian looking hippie shirts which aren’t my thing, and an entire rack of T shirts with funny sayings. This is where I got excited and ended up buying one (it says Local Celebrity if you wondered…). They have a T shirt section for men as well. All those Ts were $ 30 which was a tad expensive but not extremely unreasonable. I wish I had looked more at the jewelry section now that I know it is all local designers… next time, next time! Come here if you are looking for something unique for yourself or as a gift.

Adorable boutique. Darling accessories. Owner keeps her BIG bull mastiff dog in the back of store that is so friendly you just can’t help but smile.
I always love going in there to see what new stuff they have. However, the $$$ on some items are CRAAAZY…$ 75 for a t-​shirt. Sorry. But… they do have some great sales (who can pass that up?) The jewelery is all handmade from local designers… i’ve bought a few pairs and I always get compliments on them.
All in all, great place to just window shop or scrounge the sale rack.

This place is super cute and has a decent selection for a small boutique. However, it’s one of those places where I’m forced to shop with my eyes instead of my wallet.
Head straight to the back for the sale racks; instead of paying $ 200 for a jacket, you might be able to pay only $ 100!
Man…if I win the lottery, I’ll be back.