Very rude employees in the morning. I went in just to get an energy drink and they had poor…read morecustomer service. Nice store though.

The store may be nice but the car wash is the standard rip off, wish I knew it belonged to the…read morestore I'd gone over and asked for my money back, vacuums suck and not in a good way spent $4 and didn't even finish, the wash was out of soap and way too expensive spent $6 on water got less than 3/4 of it completed, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!

The embroidery job Stitch Monkeys did for me was EXCELLENT. This is the first time I decided to…read morehave the name embroidered on quilts I make. I previous used appliques but I will definitely do this again.

Quality embroidering at a fair market price. Turn around time from order to product finish is very…read moreexpedient. Very thorough in understanding and meeting your needs. From small orders to team organizational/business products all are superb. Friendly and quite easy to deal with. Local owned and Texas friendly atmosphere. You will not be disappointed because they aim to please. Products are of the highest quality. You get what you pay for and everyone is very pleasant. Well organized and many samples are displayed. Most important is that it is easy to visit the location. Not hard to find in town and plenty of parking. The customer is made to feel like family.

Man, what a quick and easy transaction. Walked in to buy a refrigerator and found they have an…read moreimpressive inventory. Picked one out, paid and it was delivered to my home in 15 minutes. No delivery fee and no charge for taking the old refrigerator. We will need a new washer and dryer soon and guess where we will be shopping.

I will never buy anything from them again. They delivered a refrigerator to me and scratched the…read moredoors, put a dent in the door and crack the water ice maker plastic. All I got was a $90 rebate. I do not believe I can buy two doors for $90. Just go to Lowe's

I needed to replace some plates in fairly short order for several trophies to be used at a church…read morefestival. Saw this shop on Pat Booker and decided to stop by. Not only did they do an awesome job, but the price was very reasonable. Great customer service: friendly and very helpful. Operating hours are limited so make sure you check them, especially if you need something done by a specific date and time. Will definitely use them again in the future.

I stepped in here last minute to get a plaque for a class gift. They jumped on the problem and got…read moreme a solid product just shy or 24 hours from when I ordered. Awesome product, great price, great service. Highly recommend!

Big shoutout to Ann Taylor at Big Star Branding -- truly one of the best people I've ever worked…read morewith. She came through for me on a huge last-minute project: sourcing 300 navy backpacks with custom embroidery, all on an extremely tight timeline. Not only did she make it happen, she made the entire process smooth, organized, and stress-free. Ann is consistently responsive, professional, and genuinely invested in getting things right. The level of care she puts into her work shows in every detail. It's rare to find someone who can juggle speed, quality, and customer service at this level -- but Ann delivers every time. If you need someone who treats your project like it's their own, ask for Ann. She's phenomenal, and Big Star Branding is lucky to have her. Highly recommend!

I've been a loyal customer for years, my orders have always been delivered when promised and the…read morequality of workmanship is professional. Ann you are the best, you always hit the mark. Thank you

Thank you so much! HIGHLY recommend!!…read more I live three hours away & called short notice to have flowers delivered to a family Member locally! The lady who answered the phone was so kind and took her time to answer questions and help me figure out what we wanted! The flowers were delivered so fast and they are STUNNING!!!

The young lady named Emily was great help and she was super super sweet and I had flowers sent from…read morethem before and everything has been great and these are going to be for my granddaughter's 10th birthday. They should be just as great thank you for being so kind.

Getting to this review a little late, but I wanted to put my two cents in about this company, and…read morefor the most part, it is all pretty positive. My wife and have learned the hard way just how hard it is to find a good moving company for moving from state to state. It is really really hard, and a scary experience when you feel like a novice, or you are only experienced at local moving. There are way too many companies out there all to happy to scam you so you have to use your best judgement, and do not give in till you are satisfied you feel comfortable with your mover. First off, we did a corporate move that her company paid for, and we chose a company called Virgin Van lines. Total disaster. Took us months to get our stuff, and sadly for other families, they are still tied up in court awaiting budget, who sued virgin, to find a way to get them their stuff. I had to move my stuff that was left after her, since she had to leave first, and I had a few months left on my lease. This time I was determined to do my homework and not get scammed. This time I had every company I was interested in come and visit, and if they refused, I crossed them off the list. I had about seven different companies come and visit, all of them with their own scheme, no matter how reputable they seemed. Even ones from moving scam.com who came highly recommended were shady. All star movers wanted to charge my 7,000 dollars to move from NYC to Austin Tx!!!! Cut to Graebel, and a very no nonsense woman named Ann who phoned me at 7 pm at night because I had asked for a rep to call me. At first, I was deeply put off, as she suggested I might not be able to afford Graebel, and that if I was looking to cut corners, they were not the company I wanted. She also told me it might be a waste of her time if she came out to see me the next day. I know it sounds bad, but, something told me she was testing me. She wanted to see if I was going to balk at her price, which actually turned out to be the right middle number I was looking for based on prices that were low balls, and too expensive. I insisted she come, because I had a feeling she was the one I was looking for. Crazy I know. After insisting for an hour, I got her to come down, and thank god she did. She was actually a really nice lady, smart, knowledgeable and frank. She told me how the business works, with no BS. I liked her already. And I knew that whatever she said, the company trusted her with 20 plus years on the job, so what she says and promises sticks. My middle ground was about 2350, not cheap, but also not horrible considering NY to texas is about 6,000 miles plus. She mad sure it was binding, but a real binding, not a promise to bind. The difference, whatever she quoted was her responsibility, so if her estimated weight went over, and my items actually weighed more when it got to my home in tx, I was not responsible for any extra charges. However, if it came in below, I would get the refund. The trick to this of course, is that the company will at a minimum, want what is qouted, so even if it might come out to less, they will probably weight it in a way that ensures they get the quoted price. They tell you of course you can be there for the final weighing, but once you are getting your stuff, and just happy it arrived and you are on budget, you tend to forget and just want to get on with it. The one thing they do do differently, which she admitted saves the company money, is on labor. They use 2 man, or in my case, for pick up, two women crews. For the drop off it was two men. This of course can be a disadvantage because it puts more work on one individual without a third man to help. The upside to it for me the tip is a little easier to figure out. There was some hiccups. Once or twice I had to go back and forth with Graebel management about mis quoting the price, but it was fixed fast. Also, the guys who dropped of were nice, but a bit grumpy. It was specifically stated my bed would be put back together once they arrived, but they were not happy about doing so, and were told they were given no such directive. I insisted, and they let it go, and did it, but not happily. It gone done, that was all I cared about. The check was given over, and that was that, all was done. No surprise surcharges, no last minute demands, and they overall did a good job. The moral here, do you homework. Nothing will be perfect, no moving company is, but it is as close to perfect as it could get considering the circumstances and nothing like the disaster our first move was. They kept me updated, and returned all my phone calls. They really did not do follow up to make sure I was happy, but I let it go, as the job got done on time and on budget, and just in under two weeks. So I can recommend them. Be clear on what you want and do not take no for an answer. Moving is stressful, and if you do not educate yourself it will go wrong. Jr from Round Rock Tx

The worst moving experience I've had. The summary: company paid-for relocation package across…read morecountry. Graebel packed and loaded our stuff in Austin, then drove it to Seattle where most of our stuff went into storage and some stuff was delivered to us at our temporary housing. A month later, the rest of our stuff was delivered to our new home. A long complicated move with lots of hiccups, damaged furniture and one (maybe more?) item still missing. The never-ending story: In the beginning, everybody was nice and professional. The box packers (two women) did a fantastic job. Not one thing they packed was broken during the move. They should get five stars and a raise. In fact, they should be in charge of everything. Moving day arrives and from the driver to the movers, we started getting constant reassurances about our stuff. We were living in an apartment downtown with limited parking and loading. So they took our stuff in a smaller truck back to the Graebel facility to crate and load into a big truck. Given that we didn't have a lot of stuff, we'd be sharing a truck with other customer's crates. You can probably see where this is going. BTW, there is one special piece of furniture I showed the movers and the driver. Oh, hey guys, this one thing I really love, it's antique, has sentimental value, irreplaceable, etc... I was told it would be handled with kid gloves and crated on its own. Yeah, not. More on this later. The stressful move from hell begins as we drive across country with four pets and whatever stuff we could fit in our vehicle. Luckily, we didn't break down in the desert or lose any pets, but will never do that drive again. We arrive at the temp housing and wait for our delivery. Of stuff we might actually need. Days follow of evasiveness and no shows. We figured they had lost our stuff. The driver would call and say he was going to be there, then not show up and reschedule for the next day, then not show. Repeat over and over. One day, I was in the apartment's parking lot and, lo, there was the driver of the truck! OMG, my stuff! Well, no. Bizarrely, he was delivering somebody else's stuff and would be back later. Uh, what? Finally, they deliver our stuff late one night. It was nice to have a hair dryer and warm clothes. Weeks later, we move into our permanent digs and are surprised when Graebel actually shows up on time to deliver the rest of our stuff. The guys are nice, but immediately start complaining about the packing/loading job of the Austin folks. The driver doesn't seem to think we have to actually check off stuff as it's unloaded because it's all coming out of crates. I don't tell him he's insane, but, really? So, I start checking the labels. Luckily for some other customers because it turns out we got some of your stuff including a big flat screen TV. Whether or not you actually ever got your stuff after I pointed this out, who knows? I'm still waiting on an item Graebel has. They know they have it because they emailed us to ask if we were missing it. Anyway, delivery day was 7-2-12 and today is 10-10-12. It's kind of funny, but not really. What are you doing with my fancy garbage can, Graebel? Do you remember when they said they would handle that one piece of furniture with special loving care? What they meant was it will be shoved into a huge crate with heavy stuff that will fall over and smash it into pieces. Then, a mover on the other end will carry it like a sack of flour and break it some more and then deny it when you see them doing this. It's still sitting in my dining room in complicated broken pieces. Parts are missing and the repair shops Graebel's insurer recommends can't repair a scratched table let alone a two-hundred year old Chinese antique. ALL of our other furniture has scrapes, dings, scratches and damage. Except for the couch because they wrapped it like a baby. A soft, large, sturdy object. I have no words. Never again, even as part of a relocation package.

I visited Stone Oak Jeweler to have a charm installed on my charm bracelet. I had the same service…read moredone here in October for $22.73. When I returned recently for another charm installation, the price was $54.22. The charm was not purchased at this store; I only needed it installed. When I asked about the price increase, I was told, "Do you know how much the cost of silver has gone up? It's almost tripled." I found this response passive-aggressive and unprofessional. While I understand that costs can increase, I would have appreciated a clear explanation of pricing before the service was completed and a more respectful interaction. Unfortunately, I didn't have my previous receipt with me at the time, but I knew the cost had changed significantly. That's on me for not questioning it before paying. However, the experience left me disappointed, and I won't be returning. If prices have increased, I recommend seeking a jeweler who is more transparent and customer-focused in how they communicate those changes.

My husband went in to get a watch repair and batteries - the two woman in there completely ignored…read morehim and then proceeded to help another customer that walked in after him. After it started to approach 10 minutes he walked out as apparently they are so inept it takes 2 people to help one customer! The older lady in there is always rude and unpleasant to deal with! We used to like this place and have always had good service with the previous staff but won't bother going back - especially as a new jewelry store opened almost right across from them and there are 2 more within a mile! Customer service goes a long way! Great a customer when they walk in and when there are no other customers - maybe try and help them!‍