Had a great experience shopping here. Jane was great! Fast responses and willing to check a price…read morequestion. We love our new couch and ottoman. The couch even came with the decorative pillows!

Definitely recommend going to Boxdrop Mattress! Jane was wonderful to work with.... She took her…read moretime to help us find the perfect mattress for us and at such a great price!!

I was referred here by a couple who are friends of mine, who were very happy with their engagement…read morering and wedding bands. I'm so glad they told me to seek this place out! It's not as obvious, large, or advertised as other jewelers in the area, but well worth taking the effort to seek out. My new fiance and I came with some very specific ideas for a non-traditional engagement ring, and even brought our own stones, and Mary Beth didn't mind at all. She was genuinely excited about the creative process, and now that the ring is on my finger, I couldn't be happier. The work was exquisite and very personal, and we were brought into every step of the process. They are also the only jeweler I discovered who did not take advantage of the "engagement" label price inflation that seems to be the norm at major jewelers.

DO NOT take consignment items to this shop. I have taken items there 3 times. Each time I had 5-6…read moreitems, seasonally appropriate, clean and spotless, recognizable quality brands of women's work type clothing in common sizes. I was never called to say the items were unacceptable and yet have never seen an item on the racks ( I checked at least every 3 weeks) nor has a single dime made it to my account. When I asked why that might be the clerk said they probably were too low quality to sell! I assure you they were carefully curated and were not low quality. When checking out purchases they are often rude and act like they are doing you a huge favor. In future, my items will go to the United Way Clothes Closet where I know they will be used for good purposes by people who can really benefit from them.

A bit disappointing that some of the staff can be very rude. Also, they appear to need more help…read moresorting and getting things on the floor in a timely manner.

Summer '08: I'm dropping my rating three stars because of a bad experience with them. Last summer…read moremy wife and I ordered a stone Japanese lantern to place near a Pagoda dogwood in our garden. The lady warned us that it might take a while because of the way the manufacturer does things. Summer turned to fall; fall to winter (which is awfully long here in Wisconsin but I digress). I called them because they couldn't pick up the phone and call me. I called twice and was told by a woman that it was on order. I asked when to expect it and was assured that it would be in about Mothers Day. Winter turned to spring (finally) and spring was in full force late in May. But I waited into June. I called twice and twice was told by a young woman that she would give the message to Al (the big cheese there). She said she would call back. Needless to say Al never called back. I decided to go in there, cancel my order and use my gift certificate for something else. I decided not to be angry. I told him that my calls hadn't been returned. He knew my name and so knew the situation. Despite all this there was not one single word that indicated remorse or an apology! If you go there never order something. Go to Home Depot where they deliver on their promises to order stuff. My old review: A plethora of plants, lawn ornaments, knick-knacks, lawn furniture packed into a relatively small location! They have a wide variety of stuff: kitsch to somewhat elegant. Fun to browse and check things out. The hired staff is friendly and helpful but stressed: I've been in there a number of times when there is a wait to get a staff member to help. For certain requests they seem to be required to talk to the owner, Al. Their plants look to be very well taken care of. Their parking lot is smallish.

In my opinion, Window Box is by far the best source in the Wausau area for high quality residential…read morelandscape products. The place is very mom-and-pop, which for me is a welcome reprieve. Their staff is knowledgable and friendly, albeit sparse. You do have to seek them out, but when you find them, they are good. The best by far is Al, I'm assuming that he is the owner. He is tremendous and will take all the time you need to walk the grounds and help you pick out just the right solution for your needs. All of the local landscape designers direct their clients here - enough said. If you show up on a Saturday, expect to wait for assistance. The place is often packed, especially in spring and early summer. The quality of their trees, shrubs, and other plantings is tremendous. I don't really focus on price, as landscaping for me is a long term investment, so I don't know how they compare here. They have the largest selection in the area. If you have a specific need that they don't stock, they usually can get it ordered and delivered within a week or two. I have done this a number of times, all with good success. I have used them for four phases of our home landscape design, done professionally by Susie Murphy of Landscape Solutions (recommended). We started in 2008 and will finish in 2013. Window Box quality has remained strong during this time. If you prefer searching through the parking lot nurseries of Menards, Home Depot, Walmart, etc. then please stay there. It will help keep the crowds down here.

Great antique store in Wausau. Good selection, a little bit of everything for everyone. Excellent…read morerecord selection.

Vintage linens, vintage everything furniture, jewelry, advertising ceramics glassware, and a…read morecookbook nook just a delight to shop

An absolutely amazing and unique experience. According to Clyde Wynia (Artist extraordinaire), the…read morecreatures in the park are extinct creatures he dug up from the surrounding marsh. There is so much to see and in addition to the metal sculptures, Clyde's wife Nancy has a studio/shop that sells and displays her jewelry, necklaces, glass beads and more. One of Clyde's creatures a Frog that plays golf followed me home. Since we live on a golf course, he can be spotted trying to hit an errant ball out of one of my wife's garden beds. Aside from the risk of one of the creatures following you home, Jurustic Park is a great place to visit

A grand place to visit! In two days, I made a trip to the Forevertron and Jurustic Park. What a…read moreweekend! Jurustic Park is just north of Marshfield, even though it's actually in Marathon County. The collection is located on private property so if you visit, be respectful of the neighborhood and observe the hours. You won't believe you're on the right road because there are no signs, except a small one that makes sure you follow the correct fork in the road. All of a sudden, there you are! Jurustic Park is a collection of artwork by Clyde Wynia, a retired lawyer who took up welding to create his art. His wife, Nancy, is also an artisan, working with semi-precious stones and glass. The two have combined talent to build some unique artwork. Photos don't do those creations justice, you have to visit to see it. Clyde's medium of choice is metal, mostly ferrous under ferrous oxide (rust) but there is also iron and a variety of other metals. He claims these aren't dinosaurs, but creatures that lived in the marsh but are frozen in position by rust. A few move, one monster is named Art, which is short for Articulated and. . . Beware the Jabberwock! You enter the park, greeted by an ashtray held by an appropriate figure as a reminder of what smoking will ultimately do for you. Check out the snakes and cats, then walk under the giant spider. Some of the sculptures move if gently prodded, but don't push too hard. They fight back. Enjoy the wit and whimsy, and if you can, meet Clyde (he's obvious) and enjoy his running commentary of your tour. It's well worth the side trip from Marshfield.

Working with Landart was wonderful. The entire team was friendly, efficient and professional. We…read morecould not be happier with our beautiful front lawn landscaping. I work from home above the work area and could not believe how quiet they were. When the job was finished, they cleaned up the entire area. We highly recommend Landart and will use them again for any future landscaping.

Their team did an outstanding job on our new deck. So professional, from design to finish. I can't…read moresay enough about their incredible work!

Outstanding service and exceptional on silver. I highly recommend this business if you are in the…read moremarket for silver.

The response from the business contains multiple inaccuracies. The exact date of the transaction…read morewas Oct 5th, 2013. I did not notice that the coin was a Chinese counterfeit until showing it to several dealers at a coin show in January 2014. From my ebay purchases history: 1919 D, Buffalo Nickel AU (281096684350) $305 schofieldcoinandhobby | 3373 | 99.9% Sale date: 10/05/13 I then emailed them through the ebay internal email function on January 23rd, 2014 with the following note: Dear schofieldcoinandhobby, Hi: Regarding the 1919-D Buffalo you sold me (lot 281096684350) I wanted to thank you so sincerely for selling me a Chinese counterfeit for $300+. - shermae So I discovered the swindle less than 3 months after our transaction, NOT "more than 6 months." You're just flat out lying. And did I receive a message back? NO- they ignored all my messages. So no attempt has ever been made to mitigate the sale of the forgery to me. E.g.- the seller is happy selling counterfeits and rather than trying to make things right by the victim, they ignore all communications and hide behind the relative anonymity of the internet. Lastly- it is not libel when the individual speaks the truth. So if you'd like to vet your claims about libel, I would adore the opportunity to demonstrate how you sold me a counterfeit instead of a real coin. Bob- you've had MONTHS to try and make this right, but you haven't lifted a finger. You don't respond to communications. I've been deceived and swindled by you. Isn't that dishonest and unethical by any measure?