I loved this place today. We purchased so many amazing things & the owner is very nice. Alot of…read moredope pieces. Lovely unique items. I will definitely be back.

Pleasant atmosphere, they were very helpful guiding my daughter and answering all her questions to…read morehelp make her selections. Great customer service!!

I see a lot of Bath & Body Works around, but not so much White Barn. It's the same company. White…read moreBarn does their candles and room sprays. The sales associate was friendly. She asked if I needed any help. She told me that this was one of the last White Barns around. Eventually they'll all close and just be sold at Bath & Body. This was at the Twelve Oaks Mall.

I used to work for Bath and Body Works out of state. After using my supply of Wallflowers I decided…read moreto go get new scents. When walking into the White Barn and Bath and Body Works store I was in shock. It was a mess. There was not enough customers within the store to not have an associate straightening and greeting guests. By the time I made it to the back of the store I finally found the associates. They were all in the back of the store talking and using profound Language. As a guest and previous manager for this company I was disgusted. No one said hello to me or any of the guests who trickled in because they were too worried about their conversations. One associate was even shilling for her own personal classroom scents while starting to put away product. The prices are average and surprised they don't have some of the everyday promotions that used to be available few years. But I understand things change. Though customer service should still be a priority.

This shop is hidden, but let me tell you how great it was to find such a gem. Since finding this…read moreshop I have been here a few times to get some essentials. Crystals, incense, holiday gifts for loved ones. What keeps bringing me back is the prices and the unique items that keep appearing. Like this beautiful sun catcher that kept calling my name! On top of it all the service that is provided is superb. The store owner is very knowledgeable and friendly. She helps with selection of items for those who are indecisive like myself. What is also unique about this shop is the many classes and services that are provided. Like sound bath related to the moons or based on grounding your chakras. Definitely great for relaxing. They also offer bone throwing readings and even have space rentals for those who are wanting to host at a slot for tarot readings, meetings, metaphysical classes of all kinds. Very accommodating space. Definitely recommend even if it is a 20 minute drive! This small business is worth the drive.

Love this store! The energy is relaxed and calming and puts you ar ease as soon as you walk into…read morethe shop. You will find the best readers in the industry there. Jordan is a highly gifted Shaman and bone reader. His classes are easy to understand yet powerful. Patrick is their newest reader. I had a phenomenal reading with him. Both gentleman were able to pick up on my current issues and situations. I was given amazing advice to navigate my life.

I'm visiting from LA and was so excited to happen upon this place! Beautiful crystals, incredible…read moresmelling handmade candles and bath bombs, and some great books, tarot decks, and readers. The owner and her mom are delightful and helpful! If I were local I would definitely be a regular here.

From the owner: Our business specializes in metaphysical/new age supplies and Spiritual Readings such as…read moreTarot/Oracle, Mediumship, and Tea leaf Readings

I will highly recommend The Flower Alley! Although I only ordered a lush fall bouquet and a…read moreboutonniere for my husband, both came out absolutely beautiful. I didn't meet anyone face to face as I had my mother in law pick up the flowers the day before my wedding. I couldn't have asked for a more beautiful bouquet and was worth the money!!! Thank you to whoever put this beautiful bouquet together.

I ordered a beautiful $250 arrangement from this florist for a colleague. I was amazed how far $250…read moregoes in Michigan for some beautiful flowers, considering in Boston, you get something very modest. I got an enormous bouquet of flowers for my colleague and she sent a photo. They were gorgeous. The delivery fee is very fair too. I would definitely recommend this place.

I rarely leave Yelp reviews but thought the arrangement was so absolutely gorgeous and true to the…read morephoto that I really felt compelled to. I live in New York and ordered a petite arrangement for a friend and it was so full and elegant for the price/petite sizing. Ordering was very easy and the delivery from the photos I've been sent looks great - wish I could see in person! I was so glad to order from a local florist who design their own arrangements, and all of them are truly so beautiful. So highly recommend!

I ordered last minute for a holiday delivery and they were able to accommodate me with beautiful…read moreflowers!! I'm out of state, so I let them pick and trusted their judgment. The arrangement turned out amazing!

Adorable store the size of a long narrow hallway but packed with All things MI - we are here…read morevisiting family . WE live in Fla and I wanted to take back something for neighbors who helped with my plants while away - lots of fun tasty cherry products the lady working the shop offered samples of everything I was interested in purchasing - Adorable store great all things MI items -Dark chocolate cherries yum

I just finished the most seamless transaction at this store and I would like to sing their praises!…read moreKathryn was very inviting from the moment I walked into this small little shop. There is so much Michigan to choose from! She helped me create, package and ship 13 Michigan made gift boxes to my entire team for the holiday. I will definitely be back for more basket needs!! Highly recommend!

Went to Michigan for a weekend trip with my friend Roro (not her real name, but it feels right). We…read morecould've gone to a museum, tried local food, maybe enjoyed nature, but no. Straight to Sephora. Did I abuse the perfume testers? Brother, I didn't just abuse them, I waterboarded my nostrils. I walked out smelling like a divorced millionaire who summers in Monaco, a middle school boy drowning in Axe, and a fresh bouquet at the same time. My shirt had so many scents on it, TSA probably thinks I'm trafficking fragrances. Women got it good, entire kingdoms of skincare and makeup. Men? We get one rusty bottle of "All-in-One" that promises shampoo, conditioner, face wash, and maybe even motor oil. Not fair. Shoutout to Meghan though, she guided us through the chaos like Sephora's version of Moses parting the Red Sea of lip gloss. Absolute MVP. 10/10. Would sacrifice my sinuses again

I wanted to share an unfortunate experience I had yesterday at Sephora during a return. I brought…read moreback four items, two of which were outside the 30-day return window--something I was unaware of, as I thought the policy was still 60 days. I fully acknowledged my misunderstanding and apologized. Despite agreeing to process the return--two items for a full refund and two for an exchange--the manager I dealt with was rude, condescending, and unnecessarily loud throughout the interaction. When I politely said I hadn't realized the return policy had changed, she sharply responded, "You should know--it's on your receipt and everywhere." I had brought replacement items for the exchange, but was abruptly told to go back and stand in line again. When I mentioned that I believed in the past you could proceed to the next available cashier, she raised her voice and said, "You need to go to the back of the line," visibly frustrated. Back at the cashier, she loudly announced, "This is the last time," drawing attention from others in the store. She then incorrectly claimed that three of the items were past the return window. When I calmly pointed out that only two were older than 30 days and offered proof, she admitted she didn't know which ones were which--yet continued to argue. Throughout the process, she was dismissive and degrading. At one point, she told me I had a $4 credit left. I responded that I didn't mind losing the $4, but she snapped back, "Don't you understand what I'm telling you? It matters!"--again, loudly enough to make everyone around visibly uncomfortable. I completed the exchange and paid the difference, but was left feeling deeply disrespected. As someone who works in healthcare and had just finished a long shift, I was shocked by how I was treated over a $60 transaction. The lack of professionalism and empathy was truly disappointing. More than just how she spoke to me and treated me, it was the clear disdain she showed while serving me that was most upsetting. I work in healthcare and had just come from the hospital in my uniform after starting my day at 4:30 a.m. She should not be in a customer-facing role. The way she chastised me over a $60 exchange was completely inappropriate. Even as I was leaving, she continued to remind me that I was wrong--so much so that others in line were staring in disbelief. The lady I dealt with was fully tatooed, nothing against tatoos i have some-just steer clear of her. On the plus side, there's one woman who provides outstanding service--she's tall with a hint of pink in her hair. She actively seeks out customers and makes sure they leave satisfied with the item they were looking for