Disappointed yet again with the service always given a run around no one really knows how to answer…read morebasic questions or charge correctly your card the first time. Save your time and money go elsewhere if your studio doesn't require you to place orders here.

Great customer service! Maggie went above and beyond with our daughter's custom fit for her first…read morepointe shoes. She's very knowledgeable and sweet. It is pricey, though. "Parents don't dance; they finance," or so it goes... :-)

I took my friends/ family for a single class. Everyone had a great time. Victor is an excellent…read moreinstructor and everyone came out with at least 2 very nice pieces to glaze and eventually take home. Very recommended for a different and fun couples, friends, or family event.

My friend got a group of girls together for a pottery class to celebrate her birthday and I am so…read morehappy to have discovered Anhinga. I had never taken a pottery class and was so excited to learn the ropes. There are 10 wheels here, so our group of 10 was able to arrive a little early, drink wine and eat some snacks we brought before learning the ropes of ceramics. Victor was our instructor and he was amazing! He first did a demonstration on how to work with the clay and start to make your piece. Then he helped us to create our own pieces. We got to make 3 different things. One item is included in your class price and you can purchase the other 2 for just $8 each. It's a hands on experience but so awesome to learn a new skill and get to be able to take your creation home. I will definitely look into more classes as I truly enjoyed my experience with the class.

The treatment from the workers there. They were all very…read morehelpful and sweet eager to help me

I was happy to find this small family run store. I came here to fix a clasp and thankfully they…read morewere not busy and fixed it while I waited at a table they provided for customers to sit and wait. They charged me less than I expected and their customer service was very friendly and helpful. This is a very busy strip mall with many popular stores but parking was easy. You may have to park and walk but it will depend on what time you visit this store. I would definitely return here and recommend them to anyone looking for jewelry or looking to repair jewelry. This small store was such a great find.

Affordable and a big selection to choose from. Staff was very nice and they have a good knowledge…read moreof the merchandise.

Amazing spot for all things tactical gear. Uniforms, boots, accessories, guns, ammunition, cases,…read moreoptics... you name it they have it or they can find it. Their footprint is impressive with a large retail showroom (open to public!). Their staff is friendly and knowledgeable. There is a good reason they have been a staple in South Florida since 1954. If you are in the market for gear or just enjoy browsing what's available- go check them out!

Dont take your jewelry here!!!!!! My jewelry that i got back after being resized is misshapen and…read moremissing diamonds. I tried going back to get the issue resolved and was told that I dont know what my own jewelry is supposed to look like. Paid $200 and now im going to have to pay even more to get it fixed. Wish i never went here, Im so mad

When I was looking for a jewelry store to buy batteries for my Bulgari watch, I passed 7th Plateau…read more After I entered the store, I saw fabulous jewelry counter after counter! I saw diamond and gold jewelry in rings, bracelets, and necklaces! In addition, the store also offers costume pieces. I was fortunate to meet Evan, the owner and jewelry designer. After buying batteries at the right price, we discussed creating a design using my piece. The result was a beautiful, enhanced piece of jewelry! I suggest going to the 7th Plateau on Harding Avenue in Surfside. If you love jewelry, you won't be disappointed!

Amazing quick service, also the sweetest and open to deals. I appreciated the honesty and they have…read morea great selection, for what I brought in I'm happy I came here. Top spot to go to! Price is great

This place is awesome friendly service Great prices I did a firearms transfer there it was fast and…read moreeasy.. cheapest in town..

Always top notch abd love going there. Wish prices were…read morelower but it's what it is. Huge selection.

Great customer service and amazing work. Watch came back looking brand new. Couldn't recommend…read moreGables Pawn more!

Very friendly! I was looking to sell my watch to help pay for my automotive books and they gave me…read morea great price. I'm very thankful for them, I highly recommend!

Do not sell anything here without getting three in-person offers elsewhere first, especially if…read morethey've already treated you well on a smaller sale. The name is the strategy. When you inherit something and search for its value online, you get prices all over the map and nothing you can use. That's what "Friendly" is for. They know what your item is worth. You don't. And they'll tell you what they need you to believe. They earned my trust first. On my early visits I sold them a few small items and got reasonable prices. Gerald, one of the owners, added an extra $50 on one of them, saying he'd rather keep me as a customer for life than squeeze me once. He offered to take me to lunch. It worked. By the time I walked in with something valuable, I'd stopped comparing them to other buyers. I heard the same customer-for-life line the day they paid me $1,800 for $13,000 of gold. The line doesn't change; the price does. I brought in a set of inherited antique pocket watches, over 150 years old. I never opened the cases to look for hallmarks because I was afraid I'd damage them. I was told they were gold plated and was paid $1,800 for half the set. They were solid 14k gold. Miami Coin by the Falls later paid me over $13,000 for the other, identical half. When I went back the next day, Ron, the other owner, kept me behind the glass partition and told me the 150-year-old watches had already been melted and sold to a smelter, and that he had no paperwork on the transaction. Florida's secondhand dealer law (Chapter 538) requires precious-metal buyers to record each transaction and hold items before disposing of them. He would not tell me how much gold went to the smelter or what he was paid for it. Then he told me to leave and not come back. I have filed a complaint with the state. What I'd tell anyone walking in: The first thing they'll ask is "How much do you want for it?" That question isn't about your price. It's about how much you know. They knew exactly what my watches were worth the second they looked at them. These people are not your friends. If you don't answer, the number they offer is the second test: too low to be real, just to see whether you'll push back. Write it down and leave. Nothing they tell you about your item is true until someone who isn't buying it says the same thing. Here is what a legitimate buyer looks like. Miami Coin by the Falls has the spot price of gold in the window. They put my watches on a scale in front of me, told me they were worth their melt value, and gave me a price per gram before I said a word. Nobody asked how much I wanted. At Friendly, Ron told me the watches couldn't be weighed and that weighing wasn't the industry standard. He said there was a little salvageable gold in them, showed me a dusty plastic bag of similar old pocket watches he said he couldn't sell, and offered $1,800 like he was doing me a favor. Same watches, one day apart. Whatever you're selling, ask for the price per gram and watch them weigh it. If they won't, you're not in a coin shop. You're in a place that buys things from people who don't know what they have. The storefront says "Estate Appraisals" in huge yellow letters. That is not an independent market-value appraisal. It's a number they're willing to pay, presented as what your items are worth. Get an appraisal from someone who isn't also the buyer. Ask for a receipt listing each item, its weight, and the price paid. If they won't give you one, that tells you everything. Read the other reviews with this in mind: most are from people selling inherited items who say the price felt fair. None mention a weight, a per-gram price, or a second offer. About a fifth were posted in the two months after I raised this dispute. Then get real offers, but not from the Gold Bug two blocks away, which came in below Friendly when I priced items there. Everything they told me about my watches was wrong, and by the time I found out, the watches were gone. Get your other offers first.