We discovered this wonderful pottery studio on our way to Cumberland Falls. It is run by a very…read morefriendly couple. The artisan is very talented and has a keen eye for colors, textures, and shapes. I came home with some beautiful clay leaves that were actual leaf pressings. They will be a wonderful addition to my mantel. I also treated myself to a candle lamp and a gorgeous mixing bowl. The prices were extremely reasonable - $22 for an intricately designed candle lamp. I could have bought a great deal more but I still had to fit the luggage in the car!

I finally decided to stop at this quaint little shop, and what a rewarding find! I have an interest…read morein southwestern pottery, and was curious as to what the Howe's shop would have. Their offerings are varied, and I believe they have enough variety to interest both husband and wives. The usefulness of their items astounded me: coin trays, earring holders, pie plates, mugs, kitchen utensil holders/containers, and many other offerings, just to name a few. I already want other pieces, but couldn't load up all at once! I highly recommend this little shop to anyone interested in pottery pieces. They have a website and a Facebook page, so be sure to check their days open and hours out before a trip there.

I had the heal on my boots repaired at Rose's. I am new to the area and it seemed to be the only…read morebusiness offering the service. They did great work at a reasonable price. We even purchased some shoes while we were there because they have a nice selection for men and women. I would recommend Rose's.

Very easy to work with clerk. She understood exactly what I needed done. My hand bag was repaired…read moreso perfectly I can't tell where it was broken. Shop had lots of fun things to look at and purchase. Next time I'll have more time to shop. Prices are great. I didn't feel like I was price gouged. Defiantly be back.

BEST PLACE EVER FOR FABRICS. BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! Draoes are top of the line! Custom cornice…read moreboards. custom Roman shades...absolutely stunning!!!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDD!! Super Honest!!! Quoted me for 5 yards, but only got charged for 4.72 yards. Not many places would be honest down to last eighth of an inch. BUT THEY ARE!!!

I always make it a point to visit Paperdolls when I'm visiting London. The sales people are very…read morehelpful and always recommend the most stylish clothes. They have a great selection of clothes and jewelry.

I have never been to London, KY, but when I needed to exchange - from several states away - a gift…read morepurchased in this store, the owner was very helpful, texting photos of possible exchange items, talking with me by phone, taking the time to be helpful. She quickly understood what I was looking for and was patient and cheerful in helping me. Everything she suggested was on-trend and good-looking. I will definitely visit this store when in the area!

Very inviting, love merchandise, very friendly customer service!. The store is amazing, something…read morefor everyone. A wonderful place to spend sometime. A wide variety of items. Lots of decor, and you are supporting a local business not a big box store. The staff is wonderful and show a interest in their customers.

Very friendly family owned business who goes above and beyond for their customers. I have worked…read morethere on and off for close to a decade as seasonal help, but my family have been customers of Benqueils for over 20 years. They have a very knowledgeable staff, the best prices for the quality around, and a trained in house jeweler to help with all of your jewelry needs.

I went to Benqueil's to have one men's ring cleaned and resized and a second one cleaned and…read morereshaped (has a dent knocked out of it). They did a great job, finished earlier than promised and at a fair price. Larry took care of me and was uber polite and grateful for a new customer. I took a quick look at their selection and they have some beautiful jewelry. I'll definitely return!

I visited this place to do a product review article on one of their new products. I have to say the…read moreScout knife that is produced is a top-of-the-line option for anyone looking for a good, concealable fixed place. The fact that all of their products are 100% American-made speaks well of the company. However, their newest product, the E-Vac, could use some improvements. The bare metal grip has a slick surface and is hard to grasp in wet environments. The thickness of the blade's spine, while concealable, does not match other knives of similar design on the market today, such as the Cold Steel Tiger Claw. The knife is somewhat difficult to draw from the sheath and almost impossible to return to the sheath without a lot of attention. This is being marketed to Law Enforcement as a "backup weapon," but there is no valid training nor any product manual created to support that. They do offer classes for the item, but those are in limited situations. The product does come in several colors and themes, including a double holster option in which two knives are opposite each other. I hope they will continue to refine this item in future production runs. Currently, their website domain name is for sale, which makes one question the future of the company. They did offer gunsmithing and a variety of mods for the AR platform.

Have you ever heard the term, "nothing fancy"? That may well describe this place. It is indeed,…read morenothing fancy. Have you also heard the term, "hidden gem"? Well, that also well describes this place. Right off Highway 127 along a quiet country road you'll find Lavern and his market. This is where you'll find nice people selling quality produce and vegetables at equitable prices. The doors don't open for you like the big supermarkets. You gotta push them open yourself, but it's worth the effort. Inside is a nice cool store with a concrete floor and every imaginable kind of fresh produce you could imagine. The air is ripe with the smell of fresh fruit, the floors are stacked with bins and boxes and shelves of delicious produce. Some of it is local and some of it is brought in from other markets, but it is all good. We bought around 100 lbs of peaches. Just before we start canning though, I wanted to write this review. This is definitely somewhere that we will come back to time and time again for our produce needs. The store was pretty crowded with happy customers, so I refrained from taking pictures inside. I try not to include other customers in my Yelp photography. But I did get some good pics of the front foyer stacked with melons and sweet corn, anybody's summertime favorites! Outside is a nice selection of hand built, wooden, outdoor furniture. This is the off season for gardeners, but it appears there is a very nice selection of garden plants available at the right time of the year. If you ever wanted a place where you could support American agriculture and family business, this is where you want to buy. It's a little like stepping into an Andy Griffith episode. (Dating myself). Standing there sampling a peach off of Lavern's jackknife, you almost want to take a peek around and see if maybe Aunt Bee or Clara are doing their shopping here. This place is indeed a hidden gem, well worth the time to visit and a destination spot for all those who love that back country, Southern hospitality. Now, it's time to get these peaches in jars. They are going to taste mighty good sometime in February.

Nice country store. Possibly Amish. Good selection of local produce, dry goods, and small but…read moredecent selection of fresh dairy and meats. Prices are reasonable. Service was polite and helpful. There is a service fee for using your credit card.