The Store In Lake Highlands

Dallas, United States

3.6

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5 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 214-553-8850
Website:
thestoreinlh.com
Address:
10233 E Northwest Hwy, Dallas, TX, 75238
Lake Highlands
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
Open now
Local time (Dallas) 13:12 Wednesday, 16 July 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
Thursday 9:30 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

Boutique shopping in East Dallas has never been like this! Come to The Store in Lake Highlands for your clothing, fashion accessory and gift needs. Let our personal shopping assistants provide you with service you can appreciate.

Our clothing selection includes lines from Cubism, Escapada, Foxcroft, Boho Chic, Lisette, Sympli, Multiples, JAG Jeans, By Mom, and Jon Hart Design. And we feature a large selection of Vera Bradley items in a comfortable, boutique shopping experience that’s one-​of-​a-​kind.

If you need a gift for someone special or shopping for yourself, The Store has candles from Tyler Candle, Circle E, Aspen Bay and Neighborhood. An extensive jewelry selection includes TrollBead and Brighton among others. Entertaining ideas include Happy Everything and Nora Fleming, and a large collection of seasonal items. Plus gifts for babies and children, the men in your life, and much, much more.

History

Established in 2002.

The Store in Lake Highlands was established in March 2002 with the goal of providing sophisticated casual clothing and glad-​to-​receive gift items to the Dallas shopper. Our associates include Cheryl Calvin (owner), Karen McAulay, Mary Catherine Smith, Karen Souder, Lauren Amend, Caitlin Yeldell and Paige Foster. Everyone at The Store is dedicated to providing you with a pleasant, personal shopping experience for your fashion and gift needs.

Meet the Business Owner

Cheryl C.

Business Owner

Cheryl Calvin, a lifelong resident of the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, opened The Store after twelve years of merchandising experience for her mother’s store in Salado, Texas (The Store in Old Town Salado).

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5 reviews of The Store In Lake Highlands

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Place rating: 4
Dallas, TX
When I need a unique gift for someone, I head here first! Candles, cleverly worded signs, gorgeous crosses, elegant jewelry, they’ve got it.
Place rating: 4
San Antonio, TX
My family’s go-​to store for gifts! When we first started going, it was a tiny boutique that leaned more towards «mom» clothes and accessories but now they’ve expanded their store into the space next door and I was pleasantly surprised with their larger selection.
I picked myself up a cute shirt for just around $ 30, some Vera Bradley graduation gifts for family friends (their Vera Bradley selection is one of the largest I’ve seen) and had to resist splurging on a Capri Blue candle (so many to choose from!). I also love their greeting card collection. No cheesy cards here!
They’ll gift wrap whatever you need them to and help guide you in the right direction for the perfect gift.
Place rating: 2
Old Saybrook, CT
Well– I started going to this store pretty regularly since Jan 2012 (every other week). They have a great collection of Vera Bradley, Chamilia, and Troll beads. I have spent a couple hundred dollars on gifts, beads, and odds and ends (lot’s of cute things on the way to theh cash wrap).
However, there is a particular employee there who was kind of sharp tongued and rolled her eyes a couple times when I asked her if something was on sale (they have a Vera Bradley 30% shelf). Well, the last time I was there she was SO RUDE to another employee that was helping me. When she walked away I said to this employee («oh my goodness, what was that about?») and she answered me– oh that’s the owner– you know just go along with it.
I CAN NOT BELIEVE the owner of this store is so rude to both her customers and her employees. It was a handful of times — with only the last time I realized this was the owner– so maybe she was having a bad day… but I won’t spend anymore money in her store. There are lots of places that sell the items she does in her store.
Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
The Store carries a wide selection of collectibles, sentimental objects, and trinkets for every monumental occasion. Whether you have a christening, wedding, graduation, anniversary, or birthday to attend — The Shop is overloaded with snazzy objects that grab your eye, but more importantly serve as a thoughtful gift to friends and family.
I will admit, sometimes I get second-​hand embarrassment with over-​the-​top corny gift items. Particularly things lined with furry hot pink fringe that say slogans like «All you need is your girlfriends and some wine!» but this place seems to know how to moderate the cheetah print and tackiness. Regardless that the corny items still exist in the store, you can still find lovely and tasteful gifts.
Place rating: 4
Dallas, TX
Ok, so I am a fan of Trollbeads and am always searching for new bling for my bracelet so I googled and found The Store in Lake Highlands. It’s in a nondescript strip mall and boy, was I surprised when I got inside! I expected a smallish beady-​jewelry-​hippie kind of shop but instead found a large place with trendy stuff for everybody in your family. It’s a great place for finding unusual gifts all the way from baby goodies to kitchen kitch to candles to college team paraphernalia and clothing for hip moms. I didn’t know where to look first and I know I didn’t see everything there was to see in this big store because it’s crammed full of stuff!
It has mostly stuff from market but, boy, do the owners have a good eye for trends and they keep a friendly price point too. I am going to go back for Christmas shopping and to get more Trollbeads!