Nice little bicycle shop. At first the people working didn't give a super warm greeting but after…read morechatting they warmed up and were very friendly and helpful. Seemed to be very knowledgeable. Assortment of regular bikes and electric. Used and new. If you call them they will send you pics of bikes with prices which is very helpful if you don't live nearby. Convenient location with ample parking. Highly recommend checking them out and supporting small business!

Really great experience buying a nice bike for a child…read more Got a great fit and a great deal. Great place to buy a bike.

I had a bike tuned up and they ended up charging less than quoted because the bike was in good…read moreshape, they suggested a new helmet since my old one was more than 5 years old and the plastic shell can degrade. They seem like honest people.

My 14 year old bicycle had seen better days. And I hadn't used it in a few years. While the frame…read morewas in great shape, the tires no longer held air, the brakes were worn, and shifting wasn't smooth. After reading Yelp reviews, I thought G'Town Cyclewerx looked like a great place to bring the bike. When we arrived at the store, we were met by Erika, who was very helpful and gave us options we hadn't previously considered. We left my bike at the store, while Erika followed up with an informative email. In the end, we decided to go ahead with a level 1 tune-up, plus the parts needed to make the bike usable again. We received a text message a few days later to let us know the bike was ready. It looked like new, and rides very well, save for the front brake rubbing on the wheel. While I thought the price was a bit high (I knew this ahead of time), I was glad to have my bike back so quickly.

My experience with Dawson Precision has been nothing short of incredible. Called in to confirm that…read morethe large inventory listed on their website was accurate, and it was. I worked with Daniel to place an order of a new Staccato and he was helpful, friendly, funny and quick with getting it all squared away. I ordered on Monday and was able to pick up my new gun Friday. I even got a free shirt with it, all at a lower price than what I would've paid from the manufacturer. It's safe to say that I was impressed and will continue to support this business if I'm in the market for anything they carry.

Good luck getting in touch with someone if there's a problem with your order. Short hours Monday…read morethrough Friday, closed weekends. Phone calls during normal business hours go to voicemail, but are never returned. Emails regarding technical issues not responded to. Pay $4-5,000 for a pistol -- but you're on your own if there's a problem. Just try to get some help elsewhere. Then there are delays... "You need to contact our company before your order can be processed." There's no accountability when they take your money, but it takes weeks to actually reach someone in their customer service department to resolve the issue. Either they've cut back on staff to the point where this is a "bare-bones" shoestring operation, or they're not really concerned about the impact they have on their customers. This "don't care, don't have to" attitude has to change. It boils down to this: who is serving whom? After having an issue with an order (Dawson Precision charged my credit card, but I was unable to reach the company for technical assistant AND/OR customer service), my credit card company reported they were unable to reach the company and months later, the issue is still unresolved. The internet order is processed by a machine, which determines there's something wrong with the order: WHO KNOWS WHAT? Try reasoning with a machine. The machine doesn't care that your merchandise doesn't function properly, or that your order is delayed months. It doesn't care: it doesn't have to. Being polite, tactful, and diplomatic doesn't seem to work... not sure what does. This much I can report: there have been problems (and delays) in six of nine orders placed with Dawson Precision -- not one of them having anything to do with the item ordered being out of stock or back ordered. Six problems with nine orders: 66.6% of my orders placed online have had lengthy delays. That's a very bad track record. I hope your experience is better than mine.

The staff here is very friendly and welcoming and very helpful for beginners. I went in and did the…read morebow rental + the staff gave me instruction and also were helping give me tips while I was shooting since I had said I hadn't really done this since high school. I really appreciated the help that I got. It was also fun to just shoot and try it out! I would definitely recommend this place and will definitely be back for my future archery needs!

I'm brand new to archery. Searching for more help with getting started, I found Double G Archery to…read morebe very close so I stopped in and asked how I could get started in archery. These guys are awesome. The owner Paul, helped me immensely. Since now being at this range for several months and often, anyone who walks through the door is greeted with hello, how can we help you today! I'm now on my second bow in just a few months and I'm shooting in the competitions. I've learned so much from these guys that run the shop and even the people that frequent the range. It just feels like family and I love that if you are in the area, I encourage you to check it out!

TLDR: Amazing hat maker that moved a year or two ago from Colorado. A must-see for hat aficionados…read more Stopped by the north-east corner of Georgetown's downtown squad and visited Nathaniel's Custom Hats to see what it's about - and it's quite an establishment. The hats you see in the store start at around $500 and are all custom made. It's owned and run by Native American Master Hatter Nate Funmaker. He's been named "Best Living Hat Maker" by True West Magazine. Nate's hats are constructed on vintage equipment, including a 100-year old hat 'measurer' that you sit on your head to get exact measurements for the hat maker. His work reminds me of the hat my mother left me - it was custom made for her 60 years ago and still looks new. Most of the hats are Western style, with Stetsons and others predominating. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the market for a quality hat!

Kerrie and Nate were patient with us. Great recommendation, sizing and service…read more Found both our correct sizes. Different than the one we thought.

All good things must come to an end…read more Watermark has raised their FFL fees to $40. Effectively, they're saying "please don't buy guns somewhere else and get them sent here - we don't want that business." Lesson learned - I should have checked before I sent my transfer if their price had increased. I get it. They want to sell their own inventory. That makes sense. But the business that will be lost in people who also needed accessories and ammo is likely significant as they decrease traffic into their store: Every time I went in for a transfer o tried to buy something - even if just a bottle of cleaner - to support them. There are too many other options at $25 or less. If you do want to put hands on a gun before you buy and want to buy local, their selection is huge. They just added a room of additional parts and accessories, which also houses their gunsmithing area. Their gunsmithing is still spectacular, especially older or less popular guns, and their cerakoting service is reasonable and really well done. Net net they're a plus to the gun community in a growing part of the Austin area. They're just not the great deal they were before for transfers and the stress of growth is showing, so I'll have fewer reasons to go back.

Aloha! I stopped by here the other day before my son's wedding weekend. What a friendly bunch of…read moreguys. I think every associate asked if I had any questions! My son and I were already impressed. Finally the owner Mike cornered me and I mentioned I owned a gun store in Hawaii. Mike openly offered every piece of advice and opinion possible, and we discussed a lot. Needless to say, they are a great group. You will be treated with professionalism and friendly open opinion. I have a much appreciated new family in Texas to depend on. Much Mahalo's Watermark!

Brought my new Orbea in to complete assembly. John performed this right away. He was friendly and…read morewe chatted the entire time. I watched him perform maintenance as if he had done this his entire life. He checked the hydrology and set the bike up for my weight. The fee was also a very fair price. Thanks John

John was helpful and knowledgeable when I brought in a wobbly rear tire. Within two days, he'd…read morediagnosed and replaced a broken axle -- for a somewhat lower cost than I'd been led to expect. I'm glad to know there's a competent bike shop in my area.

I was in need of a new walker for my elderly mother. I spoke to representatives from several…read moreAustin area companies and was told to fax in the doctor order and insurance info. They would then order the walker and have it within a week. None of those locations had walker in-stock to look at or test. I finally called Georgetown Home Medical Equipment and spoke with Andrea. She was friendly and answered all of my questions including a price range. She stated they had numerous models available in the store and ready for purchase and pickup. Upon arrival, Andrea showed me the different models; weight restrictions; easy of storage; and brake functions. I picked out a medium weight 'Lifestyle' model in Teal Green. Purchase was simple and easy. And my mother doesn't have to wait another week for her walker.

Absolutely love the friendly service I got from Nancy helping locate a medical bed for my brother…read moreafter tearing both knees down and having emergency surgery to fix ligaments. Nancy really went out of her way to help us and it has been a Godsend in maneuvering him in and out of bed as we are both past 55. Roger delivered the bed and Trapeze and set it up fast and without problems. He was also so very friendly and helpful. I absolutely recommend this company for needed medical supplies.