Good farm market with great produce and prices. We picked up some freshly picked ears of corn…read more(which were a perfect blend of sweet and starchy), delicious flat beans and yellow beans, and prodigious Swiss chard leaves. Ranks of mums were growing under the summer sun, readying for the fall season. Very pleasant staff.

The best in the state hands down. The family hospitality the fresh fruit, and vegetables and herbs…read moreare amazing. Highly recommend

Just a beautiful set up of shops they have over 80 vendors. Everything is unique and different…read more Never saw such a variety in one store. It doesn't look busy or overwhelming. It looks like each person has their own space and there was some great variety, but it went from the least expensive item was like three dollars for like a air freshener up to like $110 for a beautiful Handmade picture of different birds that were put on piece by piece with the crystals and the beads. The service was out of this world two young girls own The shop they are kind friendly and on top of thier business. Take custom orders. they give away free plants. Every single personally came in. They also had a balloon maker there and they had an other of one of the books that they sell and she was there signing her books individually for children or as gifts it was very nice was age-appropriate. It had some really wonderful pictures and stuff in it. They are closed starting tomorrow on Sundays and Mondays, but otherwise they're open from Tuesday through Saturday And they're just very friendly. I wish so much success in the shop. I hope everything goes really well.

I drive by this business during my commute to and from work, and have wanted to write a review for…read moreseveral months now. But, an unusually cool spring has left this business appearing as quiet as the proverbial Maytag repair shop. Despite the uncooperative weather that squelched this year's spring fever, I saw the owner faithfully tending to his plants (I've seen him out there as early as 7:30 a.m.) over the past few months. Now that it's taken until the latter part of May and the beginning of June for spring to have finally taken root, this store is now in its full glory, and the time seemed ripe for a visit. This business is located on a busy commercial road, next to a small convenience store (both businesses share the same parking lot). Speaking of parking, there isn't much, but then again, I've never seen a lot of activity on weekdays, during working hours (I can't vouch for evenings or weekends). I'm not so sure that the Yelp category of nursery/garden center most accurately describes this business, since they don't appear to actually grow the plants on premises, at least from what I could observe. I wouldn't categorize them as a florist either. Instead, I would describe them as a plant retailer. I don't know how or where this business obtains the plants it sells, but I will say they appeared very vibrant and healthy - in better condition than the typical big box stores, and as good or even better than many large nurseries. They sell mostly flowers, but a few vegetable plants as well, such as tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. Most of their flowers are in hanging pots, but some are in temporary containers, with the intention they will be replanted indoors or outdoors. For the small size of the store, they have a decent variety of flowers. Some stands displaying the plants are outdoors, and some stands are indoors. The man who I presume was the owner was friendly, without being pushy. Referring to several empty display stands indoors, he said he was very busy last weekend and sold many plants, but will be restocking soon. My wife is a bigger plant shopper than me, so I don't have as good a handle on prices, but the prices here seemed like good deals to me. Several potted plants could be bought for $4.99. Some were around $10. Others, like some cucumber plants around three feet tall, were $15. Many of the hanging plants were about $20, such as the particularly beautiful fuschia (which I saw selling for about $5 more at a nursery). The store is nothing fancy, mostly table after table of plants. The owner's 'office' at the front of the store consisted of a recliner and portable television about the size of an old-school transistor radio. I ended up buying a cherry tomato plant, about two feet tall, for a mere $2 - nowadays, $2 won't get you a decent cup of coffee! I definitely plan on returning, since the owner seems friendly, and the plants appear very healthy and reasonably priced.

I wanted to write a review of this Home Depot solely on my experience recently. I went to get a…read morespecific wood width and with specific measurements. When I got to the isle there was not one sole available. I looked around and saw the cashier Mike I told him I needed help and he said he would call someone to the isle. About a minute or two later Paul comes over to help me. This is when my experience was amazing. I told him what I showed him the wood I needed. He looked thru them and got me the best pieces. We went over to the cutting g board, I gave him the measurements I needed when he handed it to me I asked if the size was correct, he measured it and it was wrong. He didn't get upset he walked back to the isle and got another nice piece and then cut both to my measurements. All this while he was about to take his break. Paul was very nice, attentive and made my experience a cool one. Great customer service. The price of the wood was reasonably priced...

My husband loves a visit to the Home Depot! The good thing about every Home Depot I've been to is…read morethe employees are always super friendly and very helpful. I've found that to be the case here! They always have a knack for finding you when you are truly lost and helping you navigate you the right aisle. Checkout is quick with the combo of self checkout and employees at the self checkout happy to help as well.

I've been stopping in to the Green Door for a few years now - the owner Susan knows her stuff and…read morecouldn't be more helpful. The baby section is a particular strength, though I am partial to raiding the Made In New England selection for gifts for friends in the UK. Looking forward to stopping in soon when i visit RI.

Love this store! It's the perfect store for holiday decor and gifts for birthdays, weddings,…read moremothers day, etc. The owner Susan is particularly helpful! I go back time and time again just to see what new stuff is there.

I love Bobs Furniture, I really do but there protection plan sucks. I went back on my word from…read moresome years ago and I purchased a new couch from there. That was almost five years ago. There is a tear on the back of the couch that the cushion rest against(on the seam). I reached out to the warranty people and like before they said they couldn't do anything about it. I went to the store. They have started working with a new warranty company. They told me to try and see what happens if they could help. I reached out, they had my info in there system... according to them they denied my claim !! And it says they fix tears. What is the sense of having and/or buying a warranty if it's going to get denied. My warranty is up this September. I'm so done with this.This is the first time I had to put in a claim. This is ridiculous. People don't waste your money on the warranty/goof proof because it seems anyway they can get out of fixing they will!!!

In september, I received delivery of the Riley Ash chair. It has been 3 months since I received…read moredelivery of it and because of the high density foam used in the cushion it is nothing like the one in the showroom. I found out recently that the one on the showroom floor had been there for over 10 years! Even the manager said it's a very hard share and nowhere near representative of what you will receive upon delivery. I have a bad back and Bone degeneration in my spine. This chair was so uncomfortable I couldn't even sit on it without using multiple pillows and blankets under my butt! I finally went to the store, saw a manager in person, and they refunded the Riley Ash chair and I used those funds to purchase the Trevor recliner, which arrived today. It hasn't even been broken in yet and it's more comfortable than the Riley Ash chair was after 3 months. So my advice to you is when you go to the store, ask the salesperson how long the display has been on the floor and what the break-in period is, and what it should feel like when it's being delivered. What is on the sales floor is not representative of what you will have delivered unless you buy from the cash and carry room.

It's like several stores under one roof ... in addition to gifts and novelties, they sell used…read morefurniture; new clothing and toys; 'bric-a-brac'; smoking and vaping stuff; used DVDs; and probably lots of other stuff that I missed during my brief walk-through. For instance, if I didn't happen to look up, I would not have seen several golf clubs and golf bags on a long, high shelf along the right wall. They also have impressive displays of some scary-looking knives (as well as non-scary knives) behind glass cases. Furniture included hutches, dressers, tables and chairs, and seemed reasonably priced. DVDs are on shelves in a back room. An older gentleman (who I presume was the co-owner) did greet me as I walked past him. Overall, the store appeared well-organized (unlike some independently-owned thrift stores, where you have to dodge piles of random merchandise). Although I didn't see anything I needed and left the store without making a purchase (I'm rarely an impulse buyer), I gave them four stars because it's an interesting small business that adds more life to Artic (a/k/a downtown West Warwick).

Visited the store today in their new location in Artic. They offer some cool antiques, such as…read moretrinkets and dishware, along with furniture and other housewares. They also offer jewelry, knives, pipes, tshirts, and the back section of the store has a huge selection of DVDs. It's one of those places you have to check often to see what new items they may have in. I purchased a pair of earrings and a necklace for $1 a piece, which I am thrilled about. The people who work there are very friendly and helpful. My only wish was that they carried more handbags and wallets. They only had a couple in the window for display, and my favorite thing to thrift shop for is handbags. Overall, very cool place to add to Artic. I hope the store does well in this new location.

Needed to repair / replace the pull cord recoil starter for my lawnmower. They could only sell me…read morea replacement cord, and not the recoil unit itself. They were busy and didn't spend too much time with me. I ended up buying it from Amazon for $26 which is unfortunate because I'd prefer to buy local, even if it was more money.

Noticed they were a Diamond Dealer for Briggs & Stratton so I decided to have my B&S mower serviced…read morethere (it wouldn't start). They did not disappoint! Friendly service, very fair pricing, and speedy turnaround (they said seven days, then had it ready in three). Highly recommended.

I have been shopping at this store before HGTV made home renovations cool (10+ years ago)! This…read morestore has really come a long way over the years. It is not just scratch and dent stuff like some may expect. Items I purchase here are usually cabinets, bathroom vanities, basement windows (though they sell all kinds), exterior and interior doors, etc. There are some other items I only go here for but I'm not giving away all of my renovation secrets. ;-) They have a great selection of laminate floors as well as tile and tile backsplashes. Since the store has gotten busier over the years, they have added some additional employees which definitely helps the customer. New this year is their kitchen design center which assists home owners and contractors on designing or remodeling your kitchen. Cabinets sold here are usually not put together so be prepared for this or you can opt to have the store put them together for you at an additional cost. Give this place a try instead of heading to the orange or blue renovation stores. You may be surprised with what you can find!

Cool stuff cheap…read more Do you need a toilet? How about a door, sink, hammer, piece of lumber or sack of cement. You'll probably find it here at a good price. Inventory is always changing but you'll find something you can use. It's dirty, messy and smells like toxic waste but if you like to do things yourself then give this place a try. A sign in the store says "The store isn't pretty but the prices are beautiful". That about sums it up.

Dont spend your money with then. They give me the door with wrong measurements and then refuse to…read moregive me my money back or take the door back.

Amazing service great prices they don't have it they'll get it for you staff is friendly they cut…read morebaseboards to your liking to your size perfect if you're on a budget quality is great