My husband and I bought 2 steele flex chairs. We love them and Jed Dronen was our sales person he…read morewas very good to us. Also I bought Soundstage Gladys Power Recliner. It is beautiful and I really like it. It is a gorgeous red. The problem is no one helped us get the remote to work. We did finally get instructions tons. We've tried to get it to work just gave up. Also I know the chair was sold to me as is. I did not realize it until I got in the car. Now the chair keeps moving when I am watching TV so I left the magazine rack to hold it still. It is now scarred in a line. I am very disappointed because this was my birthday gift. We paid over a $1,000 for it. Not sure if there is a way to fix the scrape. Jennifer McMahon

Do not use their delivery! I was literally standing in front…read moreof my home and they parked an unmarked truck, never stepped foot outside of the truck, never called or texted, then drove away saying I was not available! Completely unacceptable!

I love going to Savers when I have a spare minute at whether I'm looking for something or not. I…read morealways find amazing hidden treasures in the art section or when I was gathering baskets for a project. The selection is always great. The prices are always reasonable. The staff pay attention and quickly try to solve issues over pricing or repair repairs. A real rockstar organization. And... That takes nothing away from either the restore stores of Habitat for Humanity or Goodwill. I love them all. It's so much better than buying retail or sending stuff to the dump! It's interesting how much that whole industry has grown and thrived. There's so much more potential to grabbing old stuff and repurposing it or simply reselling as is or recycling, the recyclable parts, etc. Let's change the all to ovftem economic garbage machine to raising up the whole world!

Shopping: There's now self-checkout available as well as checking out with a cashier, so that's…read morenice. You still have to bring your own bags, and there's no fitting rooms.... so I've only bought items like tops and jackets here, that you can try over your clothes or guesstimate but that's okay. Still found some nice finds for only a few dollars! Donations: are quick and easy! You drive up and someone helps you put your packaged items in a bin. Awesome!

Love this place! Have found great things. Will buy all the paint for my home there. Staff is very…read morenice. Go there. Closed Sunday and Monday

Having purchased a house last year, I have needed to buy so many things including furniture, rugs,…read morelamps, tools, and random other stuff. This place has so many things for such affordable prices. Some of the items are brand new and even with the tag still on and some are more antique used items. The stock of what is available there is so random and can very depending on what they receive but they generally offer a selection of couches, tables, chairs, rugs, bookshelf's, and appliances. However, the best deal there are the lightbulbs. 4 bulbs for 99 ¢. Unbeatable.

Hobby lobby is my type of store!!!…read more Perfect combination of craft supplies & home goods! Saving me from having to go to multiple places. They usually have pretty good sales which offsets the fact that they only offer one 40% off of one full priced item. I actually usually plan my trip around the sales. Sometimes it's hard to find staff around the store for assistance and sometimes I'm greeted by staff in every other aisle. Overall they the staff is pretty nice and helpful. I love that the store is always neat & organized (which means that the staff are there & working, lol). I can usually find whatever I need quick & easily. This store is connected to Northtown Mall but you can only enter through an outside entrance. I usually can find good parking right outside the door in the parking lot.

I thought it was like Michael's, larger but not better. Hard to find staff, except at the…read moreregisters at the front of the store. Signs on the doors about wearing a mask, but while waiting in line to pay-the woman in front of me starts talking to me. She's wearing a pair of plastic goggles upside down: trying to unsuccessfully to mask OR a political statement? Hmm... She paid for her purchases (electing NOT to buy a mask that they sell at the cash register).

The people working at this store (not all of them, but they know who they are) have been extremely…read moresnooty towards me more than once. And I do mean 1st class snobs! I have spent a significant amount of money in this store over the years and must say I will be shopping elsewhere in the future. (very significant purchases) There is way too much competition out there to have to put up with being treated the way they have treated me. I have given them the benefit of the doubt more than once thinking maybe they are having a bad day or something....but that is not the case. They are not the only game in town for my shopping....let alone the internet! One would think they would appreciate a customer who walks in the door to shop instead of shopping on the web.

I stumbled upon this boutique through their website. They carry an extensive amount of brands…read more Their staff was friendly and helpful. I ended up purchasing several Harvey's seatbelt items. I received them promptly and was very satisfied with my order. If i'm ever in town I would definitely visit their shop.

Was waiting for a shop around the corner to open and had twenty minutes to kill. Spotted this place…read morebecause of the bright neon outside the entrance, luring you in. I've got antique store in my blood (legitimately, not a turn of phrase: my paternal grandma used to own one), so I'm drawn to this kind of place, especially as thrifting/buying used is more environmentally-friendly (and we as a society desperately need to shift gears away from fast fashion). Immediately upon entry I glimpsed the signs that this place was inclusive of me and those like me. The pride flag, the genderless toilets marked humorously with "whatever" signs. I was drawn in. You can tell that a lot of the consignment owners put a good deal of effort into making each of their "cubicles" stand out and have individuality that matches their brand. Seeing as I was here at the tail end of September, that meant many of the booths were spooky-themed and/or had Halloween items for sale. Dangerous for anyone who's a fan of the holiday. I definitely plan to come back AFTER Halloween and see what Christmas decorations take their place! It'll probably feel like an entirely different experience dependent on the season! Anyway, the cool thing about a place like this (if you've never been to one) is that you don't have to worry about keeping track of which store you picked up what item from. They have tags on each item so the employee at the checkout counter can sort all that for you and collect a single amount from you to distribute appropriately among their consignment sellers. I noticed they have baskets you can grab to help you shop (also dangerous, lol) because this place is QUITE expansive and winding. Be sure to check around each nook and cranny to see it all! (But also keep in mind, stock will always be rotating, so there'll always be new things to see.) There's lots of clothes and apparel accessories, of course, but also lots of home decor items, media like books, CDs, VHS, records, etc., toys and more. Really you gotta go see it for yourself. You'll be wandering about in something akin to awe! I would say the prices are okay. This isn't a place you're going to find big bargains. But you won't get gouged either. It's a place to discover something from your childhood and reclaim it for a reasonable finder's fee, essentially. Long story short, I killed more than forty-five minutes here, well over what I needed, hahaha, and came out with a couple cute clown-themed things to add to my growing collection. Hooray! Also neat is that they have a coffee shop in the back that also serves things like pastries and sodas for a very reasonable price. This area is spacious with lots of seating; clearly it's meant as a place to gather and hangout with friends. They even had an NES set up on a TV to play if you wanted. Very queer-friendly. It probably deserves its own separate review.

An amazing end to a long day!…read more What a great vintage stop, it had everything I loved and the prices were reasonable! Visiting this hidden gem was not on the plan for the day but just worked out that way, I LOVE LOVE a good vintage haunt, and good golly, this is it. If you go Gollum over your vintage, you best git yer bottom through that door naw ya' her'?!

We hired Laurie Mattson Interiors for a refresh design project in Plymouth, MN (Minneapolis-St…read more Paul Twin Cities area) and the results are incredible. Laurie guided us through paint color selections for the main body of the home, new bathroom wall colors, and updated kitchen and bath cabinet finishes that instantly modernized the space. She seamlessly blended our existing furniture -- the sofa, coffee table, end tables, and kitchen table -- with new additions including a living room chair, dinette chairs, curtains, pillows, artwork, and accessories. Our home now feels polished, welcoming, and completely refreshed. Laurie is an award-winning Minneapolis interior designer with a keen eye for detail, and she made the process stress-free. If you're searching for an interior designer Minneapolis and Plymouth homeowners trust for home design, decorating, paint colors, furniture selections, and full-home styling, Laurie Mattson Interiors is the clear choice.

From the owner: Want a professionally designed home—or short-term rental—that performs beautifully? Laurie Mattson…read moreInteriors is an award-winning interior design studio based in Minneapolis–St. Paul, Minnesota. We help homeowners, Airbnb hosts, and vacation rental investors create stylish, guest-ready interiors that boost property value, increase bookings, and earn 5-star reviews. Services range from interior design consultations and DIY support to full-service furnishing, layout planning, and Airbnb rental styling—available in person across Minnesota or virtually nationwide. With 20+ national design awards from Houzz and the Real Estate Staging Association, Laurie delivers strategy, style, and results.

What a fun garden store to have stumbled upon this past weekend! The layout was very enjoyable and…read morethe merchandising was intentional. Between holiday decor to plant supplies. The staff members were helpful and even informed us of specials that they had and the selection of plants were nice. I'm currently maxed out on the plants I can handle at the moment but wouldn't hesitate to come back here when I can! They have a separate parking lot which makes it easy to shop as well.

There are three garden stores near my home and I shop at all three. They are Bachman's, Wagner's,…read moreand Sunnyside Gardens. Bachman's is huge and has a large collection of plants and.gardening supplies. In many ways its size is a liability as it is difficult to find what you are looking for and often the staff are not knowledgeable. Wagner's on the other hand is smaller. They don't have as much stock but in general their staff are reasonably well Informed. Sunnyside Gardens is a nice compromise in size. The quality of their merchandise is excellent and their staff are accessible and seem knowledgeable. They are easy to reach and there is lots of nearby parking. I highly recommend.

Deb was fantastic! Very responsive, and timely. I had her do the alterations for my wedding dress,…read morewhich included shortening the overall length, taking in the bust, and adding the bustle. She explained the process and what she planned to do, and consulted me on what the bustle design should look like. We settled on a 7 point bustle for my all lace mermaid gown and I couldn't be happier! Highly recommend her for any tailoring needs!!!

Deb is awesome! She is so kind, thoughtful and funny. Her work is out of this world. She altered my…read morewedding dress and created an amazing bustle for my dress. She finished my dress in record time. I will definitely be coming to Deb for any future alteration needs.

First lets talk about location...its pretty great, not too far off Hwy 100 and Excelsior…read more There are plenty of other stores in the area, but they have their own parking lot so you don't have to try to scavenge for street parking. I came in specifically to look at Joybird sofas as they are an authorized retailer and have sofas on the sales floor. Its scary to make an online purchase (and such a large, custom purchase) without touching and feeling an item, so I was thrilled to learn this store was so close to home and had what I was looking to purchase. I had a great time working with Kristin. After countless emails and a couple visits to the store I ordered my sofa, and also ended up with a chair and lamp. Kristin was great to offer her designer opinion while listening to mine and helping me make the big decision based on my existing home design. They offer financing (OAC) and 'white glove' delivery (they take all the packaging stuff with them when they leave, set the item in the room of your choosing) just like Joybird, but they will for other items you purchase there, too. The kicker is the 2 week in home trial period. Keep it for two weeks and if you decide you hate it they will take it back to the store and offer you store credit to replace the item. This really eased my worry about spending 2K on a sofa I may not like as much in person. I can't wait until it arrives! They also have home decor items here, like pillows and lamps. Its a super fun place to just look around and get inspiration, or fall in love with a custom fox lamp which would totally look amazing on your nightstand. Or maybe that fun mounted anatomical model of a heart on your desk. Or maybe that chair with acrylic arms. You get the idea... Inventory is changing constantly, so visit often. See you there!

I walked in my with my kelly green coat and my hot pink pants and immediately saw some bright…read moreorange chairs and a sales person that had purple hair. I immediately knew I was going to be at home in this store. There was furniture and accessories, for you neutral people there was plenty of that. For those of us who like color, plenty of that too. My designer Billie was super sweet and let me browse but also let me know that anything can be custom ordered and that this is just a small sampling of what they can get for me. I wasn't sure if I could afford it so I had her price out a chair for me it was $1100 but they had a 20% off sale so it would be $880. I'm new to furniture shopshopping so I went to another store later (La-Z-Boy) and it was comparable to that. I walked in at 20 minutes to closing on a Sunday night, but Billie didn't seem rushed at all. I was the one saying "let's just wrap this up. Can you give me something to look at online?" And she gave me two websites she thought I would like based on our conversations and looking at what they have to offer. I will see where our furniture shopping journey takes me but I plan to be back!