This is an excellent store to buy products from for the whole family! The toys are so great. I…read morecannot find most of them locally.

I applied to be a wholesale vendor at the variety show managed by Aaron B. Given my experience…read morewholesaling materials to customers attending this show, I expected a straightforward application process. However, my application was unexpectedly rejected. The response letter from Aaron B, approved by owner James H, included remarks that felt personal, which was surprising since I have no prior acquaintance with them. Despite several attempts to address the issue directly and seek a resolution, my concerns were dismissed and ignored, with the justification of their 'right to refuse service' and that a 'business decision' is exempt from the value statements they adhere to. This left me feeling that the decision was not based on fair or professional criteria. My interactions with them were disappointing and raised questions about their professionalism and fairness in handling vendor applications. I hope that they consider improving their process to ensure that all applicants are treated with respect, fairness, and how they themselves would want to be treated.

Used to be a great store. Poor selection, Sullen, unfriendly, almost surly employees ignored us,…read morethen we got a very nonchalant "I don't think so" answer from one of them. Crapola.

Growing up with a lot of kids, we found ourselves at the outlet mall a lot. Van Heusen had good…read moreclothes that were cheap for us. Which was good because we would need to place them a few months after we got them. Not as good sales as some other outlet malls, but it does have some great finds.

I visited this shop, with a near finished quilt in hand. I knew who they were from going through…read moreStover down to the Lake of the Ozarks all the time. I was going to shops for Row By Row Experience. And now there's no more procrastination. They do quilting by the turn, on wracks. They have machines,and atleast 10 wracks in the building. If i had room in my house, I'd own a long arm quilting machine. That's where places like Stover come in. I've seen their work, and even visited their shop. They carry quite a few fabric choices, but their specialty is quilt finishing,and they are good at what they do. So now i"m finishing my quilt tops. I've been known to spend quite a bit of cash on professional framing for needle work,. a quilt is the same thing.They were very helpful. I'm so glad i now have someone to do my quilting for me. They laughed when I said, "It's not perfect." Well, wait until it's quilted.

After receiving several quilts for Christmas, I had to write a review of this place…read more They do their quilting VERY differently than most places, they have "racks" that move as opposed to the "long-arm" quilting at most places. By doing this it has that "done by hand" look even though it was done with a machine.

In the middle of rural Missouri sits an old Victorian house made over into a tearoom. Beautiful…read moregarden and flowers welcome you to the front porch. Open the door, and you're greeted in the old foyer. Pass through the hall and you see nooks and rooms filled with Victorian-embellished tables, chairs, antiques, etc... beautiful tea accoutrements for sale throughout the first floor. This has switched owners several years ago and the new owners have made many repairs and remodeled the ladies room. While the first owner had a lot more items to purchase, there are still wonderful items for sale. We had the Queen's Tea lunch ($16 per person) which includes one small pot of tea (menu has a wide variety of teas to choose from) , chicken salad on a croissant, bacon -n- cheese mini quiche, four tiered tray filled with fresh fruit, assortment of scones, egg salad on toast points, petit cucumber sandwich, celery topped with cherry chutney, and sweets included rhubarb lemon bar, homemade mint, teapot shaped sugar cookie and coconut and marshmallow square. The tiered tray with savory and sweets change, but are always tasty and thoughtfully prepared! You can choose the Queens Lunch, Princess Lunch ($14 per person) includes the tiered savories and sweets minus the quiche and croissant sandwich or The Duchess -(Which is just tea, scones and sugar cookie) This is ALWAYS a lovely, peaceful and quiet time to sit and relax with friends and relatives. I look forward to it every time!

The Shop at Shady Gables is a must see if you are in the Versailles area. Even if you have to drive…read morean hour to get there, it will be worth it. Located in a Victorian home, "The Shop" is a quaint tea room with several seating nooks that make you feel you have the place to yourself. Decorated to the faux-flower hilt, it's perfect for elevating average gossip to aristocratic converse. You WILL want to put your "pinky" out whilst drinking your strawberry shortcake tea and eating your pineapple scone. You'll also find yourself wanting to use words like "whilst". If you have a little girl with you, it's the perfect time and place to practice good manners and good vocabulary. The proprietor is also the Mayor of Versailles and quite a character in his pin-striped pants and lavender shirt. He's a dandy (as they used to say) and very accommodating. Whilst there (please stop me) I picked up some lemon curd and clotted cream in jars. Hopefully it will help me recreate a similar experience at home. I recommend the Queen's Tea which feature's many treats and tea for the table brought one pot at a time. What is proper tea without cream and sugar cubes? "The Shop" has both. We learned the hard way to watch the little girls table before nearly all the sugar cubes were gone. The tea menu is vast! Take your time with it. Every variety we tried was delicious although the chocolate was my least favorite. They no longer let the little girls wear their hats and gloves. They all have price tags now. They do still have scarves to try on. If I ever make it back to Versailles, or near it, The Shop at Shady Gables is at the top of my to-do list.

This is the best consignment shop at the lake! They have a great selection. Clothing, jewelry,…read morehousehold items, and more! All of their merchandise is in great shape and clean. If you haven't shopped there yet, you must check it out.

I just want to saw I wish this place was open more. I LOVE this boutique. I wish consigning clothes…read moredidn't seem like that much of a hassle. There are a lot of requirements but for good reason I guess. The lady who owns it will not FAIL to put a smile on your face every single time you walk in.

Our first time at KK Jewelers was to find my wife a charm bracelet for her 50th birthday. We were…read moregreeted by Creed, who asked a few questions and quickly located what she was looking for. We bought the bracelet and just talked with Creed and his mother about their 3rd generation family business. The father/grandfather always wanted to carry some jewelry that anyone could afford, so they created a special room where every item was 99 cents! That tradition is carried on today, but inflation has raised the price to $1.99. Back to my wife's gift...sometimes its hard for smaller businesses to compete pricewise with larger retailers. Thats not the case with KK Jewelers. Their prices are competitive, but their service is unbeatable. Give them a try!

Great shop! Wonderful selection of estate pieces. We really love the attention to detail shown…read morein the pieces. Really lovely selection.