I ordered some shirts for Christmas and was able to get them made super quick. The seller Nick has…read moregreat communication and was able to make exactly what I wanted . The material was great and the design was so professional looking . Love !!!

I couldn't stop smiling for at least an hour after I left The Puppet Kitchen with my new yellow…read morepseudo-piratey friend in tow. It was such a fun, sweet experience and the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Our puppet master teacher Michael was awesome and funny and helped us all shepherd a fun new crowd of puppets into the world - they even all sang Happy Birthday at the end. Everyone should do this, and if you're not super goofy happy at the end I'm pretty sure you're not human. Hurray for puppets!

Puppet Kitchen is amazing!!! A group of us went for my…read morefriends b-day, and we all had a great time! The instructors were awesome and really fun, they teach you how to do everything step by step, and give you a little tour and some interesting stories about their shop. I wish I could do the workshop every night. Seriously fun. And I'm completely in love with my puppet. PUPPETS PUPPETS PUPPETS!

Attended the pop-up event for NeoPets by Shopify with the average wait time in line roughly around…read more1.5 hours. Security directed line safely and ensured the amount of people to let into the event was orderly- and gave all guests a colored wristband. Once inside, it was a mad-house with no one directing line formation (where to pay) and where to line up for claw-machines/photo booths (all required in-store payment). I was eyeing a colorful cardigan outfit- but it was sold out. The lower level had a meet-and-greet with one of the NeoPets character and can even do some complimentary colored art to tape onto the wall. Staff rushed out guests that has a particular colored wristband to let in the next set of people standing in line. Overall, this was okay event

This was the first time I'd ever been to Harmon Meadow Jewelry Exchange, but various family members…read moreof mine have been coming here for ages. When I walked in with my dad, they were so excited to see us, and meet me, finally. My aunt's been buying jewelry here forever! I felt like family!... I swear we were in there for almost an hour just talking, catching up, and laughing. I've gotten absolutely gorgeous bracelets from here for special occasions like college graduation. My mom had custom Tough Mudder dog tags made for my sister, dad, and me too. They say Tough Mudder with the logo, our race number, and our birth stone. They are beautiful. My grandma recently passed and amongst her things, I found a watch that must have been my grandpa's. It says WWII Veteran in the watch face so I just had it resized to fit me. I'm wearing it as I type this. My dad just had to get a new wedding band since he outgrew his, and they have beautiful options that can be custom created any way you want. This place is incredible and honest!

Phenomenal service! I purchased a watch from Gucci that needed extra links removed. The Gucci store…read moretold me it would take them a few days to complete the service, so I thought maybe a local jewelry shop would be of more help- I walked in and the man over the counter was more than happy to help me fix my watch. Fast and easy service - in and out. Thanks guys!

5 stars for replacing my watch battery and being honest about it. I called to ask what they charge…read morefor the brand watch and then came into the store. Upon inspecting the watch they lowered the price. They didn't damage the watch at all, which is always a concern of mine. The price was reasonable. This is an old-school jewelry store, which I like. There were 2 gentleman and a lady. They were all friendly and have a great sense of humor. They also repair jewelry and can reimagine heirloom pieces. I haven't used them for that but thought it worth mentioning.

I will and have traveled from N.C. to N.J. Just to visit AM Jewelers for their expertise in design,…read moreknowledge and customer service. Its the one place I will not give up because I moved to NC . I have made trips specifically to NJ for AM Jewelers. I will not use any other jewelry store. Ive been going there for over 30 years.

I have been a member and student at Clayworks for 10 years. It's like a second home to me.read more

Is 3.5 stars an option? I only say this because it's above average by far but doesn't quite make my…read morerequirements for a 4. Clayworks is divided into two schools of instruction - 1) 10 week instructor guided courses with unlimited use (during class time and open studio while class term is in session) of two kinds of clay and supplies, 2) monthly rental shelf space with your own golden key to the facility. You can come any time you want except during course time. So the clientele lends itself to potters of all experience. Pros: - loosey goosey honor system, system. Clayworks seems to be run by its potters. There's a lock box where firing fees and course registration costs are dropped. -There's no one looking over your shoulder which lends itself to seemingly limitless possibilities for creativity. This is an environment of very talented artists. Just cruise through the shelves (but don't touch!). -The class sizes are small which allows for more individual instruction. -2 kinds of clay. Fantastic! -Class courses are very reasonably priced - one of the cheapest studios in the NYC area. -The students and renters are a close community. They have BBQs in the garden, bring drinks and breakfast sometimes. The studio has a warm and positive vibe. Everyone's there for the same reason. No drama and everyone wants to help each other. Cons: -There are many different types of wheels which can get confusing if you're just starting out or came from another facility. -You really have to come with your own supplies. Not much is provided for you in the way of molds, decorating devices, tools, etc. -There isn't much room to work and hand build and the slab roller is always covered with junk. This was particularly upsetting to me as I typically incorporate a lot of hand built elements in my wheel thrown work. -There's a limited amount of open studio time for enrolled students, in my opinion. Clayworks is closed on Sunday. I never understood that. -Shelf space rentals can get expensive. You pay by the month and you've really got to be in there consistently to make it worth your dollar. -The studio is also a little out of the way and hard to get to if you don't have a car. Expect to hop on the B71 to Red Hook. That's pretty much the only way unless you like to hoof it from the F train at Carroll St. I enjoyed my time at Clayworks. I made some friends, had a wonderful time but in the end I decided to leave to no fault of Clayworks. I just don't think it was for me but that's not to say it won't be for you, however. I would make the recommendation if someone asked my opinion. I would say, "try it out and see if you like it. I did, but moved on. No harm. No fowl."

I came in with a group of friends to celebrate our birthday's and we had the best time!! This was…read moreour first time doing anything like this but the staff were incredibly kind and helpful to our large group; they look the time to explain in detail what to expect and how to get a variety or colors, textures, and designs. They have a large selection of pieces to choose from and also offer workshops. We all had a great time and didn't feel rushed to leave or finish which made the afternoon relaxing! We will definitely be back!

I came here with my family for mother's day and we had a blast. We can't wait to go back!read more

What an awesome experience! We did a group event here and had so much fun…read more You learn how to build your terrarium, create all the layers, plant your plants and take care of your system. The class was really informative and the owner Jennifer was so helpful throughout the process. They have a variety of projects ranging from $15 to $120, with planters of all sizes. You pick your planter and the price includes all the plants, soil, decoration, gravel and rocks you want to add. They take a $20 deposit per person when booking a group online and that money goes towards whatever project you pick. There are lots of planters scattered around the studio to give you ideas too which was very helpful.

The Keyport Garden Club had a trip to the Plant place and it was fantastic. The owner was Jennifer…read moreso informative, helpful and so welcoming. It was so easy to book on line for a group and they collected everyone's money. This place is great for parties, groups and individuals. The $20 reservation online goes toward your project cost. The projects range from $25-$100. You get to pick your container and that cost includes all materials of your choice. We all had a blast. Absolutely fabulous night. I can't wait to go back.