Never made it ; sounds good They were nice on the phone I was looking for a walker . There were…read moreclothes in their photos

If I could give the shop and owner Diane more than five stars I would! I have consigned with her…read morefor over 15 years -the experience has been phenomenal . Diane couldnt be more personable, honest, hardworking and fair. She goes above and beyond to accommodate her customers always. I have consigned with others in the past and have found my experience at Second Glance to far exceed all others. If you are considering consigning with Diane dont hesitate- I highly recommend you do so. Thank you Diane!!!! Nancy

Diane is amazing! She did a great job adjusting straps and adding padding to a formal dress. Lovely…read morepersonality and very welcoming! Will come back!

Diane is great and does a great job. it says I need at least…read more85 characters to post so am going to babel till I hit that limit.

This store was a mess and reminded me of black Friday. It was difficult to shop as the store was…read morevery disorganized. It's clearly a matter of being short staffed. The staff that were in there were super friendly despite the chaos of the store.

This is probably the 3rd time I've bought an appliance there that's been broken in the box. Check…read morethe box very carefully to see if it's been retaped. I don't shop there often (I get a gift certificate every Christmas, otherwise I would never go) but it must be a chore for them to return damages. I wrote BROKEN on the box this time so it can't go back on the shelf.

The Mill is only open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, roughly during business hours. Pretty much…read moresomething for everybody here, the converted mill has a variety of stores with vintage and local items. Each of the stores have their own flavor and personality. You can find furniture, books, kitchenware, music (variety of vinyl), clothing, and all sorts of antiques. You could definitely spend hours here, as the place is quite large. Most of the businesses are on the first floor, while there are other businesses (like photography and music recording rooms) on upper floors. There's also a music lounge, though I haven't been. And hey, if you can't find anything here, or if you have kids that are fussy, there's Hometown Arcade for old school (and some newer) arcade and video games. (Not really public transportation friendly, though there's a commuter rail station about a 20 minute walk away)

So many vendors. Items old and new. The prices seemed reasonable. Loved the vibe. I'll go back…read moreagain for sure.

As a cyclists that also rides the 29" BMX retro bikes i recently stopped in to one of the Landrys…read morelocations. I have been a customer for about 4-5 years and spend about 10k a year on bikes from Various stores. A group of us give bikes to local kids that can't afford them. During my visit i needed to purchase some parts for a few of the SE bikes i recently bought. We bought 8 SE bikes for local kids. I usually change the free wheels out along with the pedals. When i entered the store a Landry team member approached the counter and slammed his yellow water tumbler down and looked at me. I was already discussing what i needed with a young lady and this gentleman over heard what i was saying and began to say how much he disliked the 29" bikes and the people who rode them. He also stated that he sees them riding in front of cars and essentially can't wait till "they are all gone". He appeared to be very upset with me for asking about the SE bikes and parts i could buy. He continued to say that the roads will be better once all "them are gone". Almost indicating that he's ok with the people that ride the 29's should get hit. He discussed the bikes weaving in and out of cars and increasing the chances of getting hit. He essentially lumped every bike rider in one group. Btw i can't do wheelies and i don't ride in front of cars. That was enough for me and i started my walk out the door. There was another customer that glanced over at me and was perplexed as i was. With that said i will never step foot in a Landrys bike shop again. If this is the type of team members you want to hire and represent your company, good luck with your business. But you will never see another dime from myself or my organizations. PS i am a local business owner and i would never allow a team member to work for me who has this type of opinion about riders and bike owners.

My service appt fell far short of expectations. I had a $378 repair ticket on a $650 2-year old…read morebike which was pricey but understandable based on this market. Included in that price was a "ride ready" tune-up for $200. The completed bike was not ride ready and showed no attention to detail or competence with the repair. The rear axel was not fully seated in the frame; the brake pads were not aligned with the rims; reflectors hung loose without screws; tire pressures were 20 + 27 psi. None of these examples demonstrate a product that is "ride ready." I completed the repairs myself which was annoying since I had just paid someone else to do it.

This walmart has to be the worse store I've been in. I couldn't find no one that speaks english…read more They didn't take refunds and i just bought the otem the day before and the had no cashoers working just self checkout. I'm not shopping walmart anymore. It was a horrible experience that totally turned me off from shopping there.

First of all, as a disabled combat veteran and senior citizen as well as a self proclaimed Walmart…read more"Queen"-y'know since I am a recurring customer-I was quite taken aback at the negativity, vehemence andthe lack of CS skills of two employees that I was subjected to. First, let me state that this is my 3rd time at this store in about four years.  My previous visits went well.   Customer service, employee interactions, product selections, and availability were very good.  My experience, this time, was marred significantly by two employees when I sought to check out. Asset employee Jeffrey Porter-he very belligerently gave me his name--was very hostile and kept interjecting negative comments while I was speaking to another employee who was called over in reference to the 15 item limit policy  There was only one cashier on duty at the time at register 5. She was checking out a large order. Additionally, he stated he was "The Enforcer"of store policy. Stated that there was a lot of theft at this store. With all that that implies, it was obvious he believed i was stealing. Otherwise, why bring up theft when im inquiring about policy? And that the manager was not available. When I asked for a number and Store Mgr name, I was told that didn't matter.  This occurred at approximately 8 am. The second employee was a grey haired grandmotherly type and also was rude.  The 3rd employee i interacted with was trying to explain the 15 item limit policy in between comments and interjections from Jeffrey Porter.  However, she did manage to understand that i understood the time of day and staffing of cashiers in the morning and that my issue was the poor customer service I was experiencing from the two employees.  She also stated I would get the store managers name and phone number i could call from the receipt.  The managers name was, "TBD." So. I am going to call the number and see if I can get a name later this morning. I urge all seniors/veterans to avoid this location until such a time as these employees can receive training/retraining or counseling for the PTSD they are obviously suffering from due to to the "thefts" they told me about  in addition to having a manager named TBD.

This is one of the bigger stores. A huge selection os Manga, Anime, Kpop, FNAF, Pokemon etc. A fun…read moreplace to explore.

I've been a Newbury Comics customer for 30 years. I primarily shop for music. I discovered this…read morelocation maybe 12 years ago and at the time it was a gold mine, I used to leave with arms full of purchases. I check in there about once a month now and must times I leave empty handed. The vinyl section is still robust but ever since records starting making a comeback the prices have jumped outlandishly. I see records for sale there that I bought for half the price. The CD section seems to be dwindling down which is depressing for me to see. There used to be a large shelf filled with box sets that has disappeared. The prices for new CDs have also jumped substantially, which is odd for a format that has become dormant. Years ago it was a 5 star store but now it's a 3 for me personally.

Kreatelier, OH HOW I LOVE THEE!! Thank you for our beautifully reupholstered and refinished chair…read more It was a sad chair with good bones that we received from a friend and it is now a show piece that my friend wants back. It is the second project that you have completed for us, and again, we are very satisfied with the exceptional work. Just look at the NEW compared to OLD look.

I love a bargain. This will give a bit of insight into why I bought a Rowe chair off Craigslist…read morefor $100 and...confession...have stored it in the garage for the last four years. A waste of space until Kreatelier transformed it into a one-of-a-kind gem. Pernilla and the Line are true artists with a customer service focus. They helped me isolate two fabrics, so my run of the mill seat became a juxtaposition of masculine and feminine (see before and after pictures). Top pillows are reversible, giving me two looks in one. Truth be told, it is expensive to reupholster. You've got the cost of fabric plus the labour. With this said, I have never regretted spending a single penny. Open seven days a week = convenient! Now, let's all make a pact to clean out the garage so we can upcycle and make space for the car.