We went here and were unimpressed. The selection was limited. The prices weren't that much cheaper…read morethan Walmart, unless you're buying no name brand canned goods. We were there in October, so we really paid attention to the candy prices. It LOOKs like you're getting a good deal, but you're really not. They're actually just selling smaller bags for the same price as larger bags from Walmart. You really need to check oz per cost to figure out the best deal, which is how we do it.

I was surprised. Of course you never know what they will have and I would definitely check expired…read moredates on food items, but having said that, I did find some cases of Spindrift sparkling water for almost half-price. I also stocked up on Dove chocolate before the holidays. Some of both items have been consumed and I've had no issues! I was skeptical of the book selection initially, but I found four that I needed (for about 75% off). I even saw one of David Sedaris' recent books there. While we were there, you could tell that some people made this a weekly adventure to stock up on cheap items.

Some cool items here…read more I got the feel that it was more of a consignment shop. I was expecting a boutique. I did find some cool home accessories that I wouldn't have minded wagging home. If you can't locate this place, it is a side suite on the north side (around the corner from the Chinese restaurant). It took me a couple of passes before I located it (even with Google maps).

From the owner: Rust & Ruffles is a locally-owned boutique/market located in the Owasso area. We carry new…read moreclothing, accessories, and home decor as well as vintage, industrial, and repurposed decor and furniture. We look forward to offering you great customer service. Stop in today or contact us for more information!

This Kirkland's has some very rude ladies working there that can't even say I'm sorry for something…read morethat was their fault. If a customer has to make two trips in one day because of their error they can at least be cordial and apologize.

Small selection of mirrors, paintings and other decorative items...the prices are fantastic! Huge 5…read morefoot, framed mirrors for $69 large paintings for $49-$59. Lots of little items at great prices. We will be back especially to purchase mirrors.

Do not shop at this store. If I could give negative stars, I would…read more From the moment you walk in, it's obvious the employees are being treated terribly. You can see it on their faces. It's disturbing. I attempted to speak with an employee about it, but they looked genuinely afraid and refused to say anything. I've heard for years about Hobby Lobby being an unethical corporation that exploits its workers, but I never fully understood until I finally got someone to talk. Employees are reportedly not allowed to have water at their stations, and their scheduled breaks are frequently denied or delayed by over an hour. This is a blatant disregard for employee health and should be illegal. On top of that, employees are often not allowed to leave when their shift is supposed to end. For example, if a cashier's shift ends at 4:00, there is often no relief cashier in the building until that exact time, meaning they cannot step away from their register. Even then, supervisors reportedly require them to stay and recover or restock parts of the store before being allowed to leave. It is not uncommon for someone scheduled from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. -- already an extremely long shift, especially without proper breaks -- to be forced to stay until nearly 9:00 p.m. People deserve lives outside of work. How do you plan time with your spouse when you never know when you'll be allowed to leave? How do you explain to your child that you missed their school recital because your boss forced you to stay under threat of losing your job? This is not a Christian company. This is not a family-friendly company. This is an unethical corporation that should be held accountable for how it treats its employees. Shame on you, Hobby Lobby.

It's Hobby Lobby.... if you're arting or crafting, whatever you need is probably here…read more Except in my case. But in fairness, I was looking for something pretty out there, so no harm no foul. Seriously tho, huge selection of stuff, helpful people... what's not to like?

Whenever I visit Tulsa, I always make a point to stop by The Nest. Every item in the store is…read moredelightfully curated, well designed and high quality. The candles and diffusers smell downright heavenly. The owners are great, too! They will gift wrap any purchases if you ask, which is a huge plus. And the chalk signs outside the store (which they also post on Instagram) - hilarious. Definitely follow if you don't already!

Really cute. I love the candles. They smell nice. They inventory is beautiful and is nicely made. I…read morewindow shop here.. or sometimes just smell the place.

Love Ross! It's my favorite off-price retailer store. I always come here when I'm looking for gifts…read morewithout wanting to spend a bunch of money. You simply can't beat the savings. They carry clothes, shoes, accessories and a variety of items for the home. I like buying kitchen appliances/dining ware here as well as Christmas or greeting cards. They're super affordable and in bulk.

Shannon Delk was amazing! She was very sweet and helped us with locating items we needed with a big…read moresmile on her face! Thank you so much for all of your help, Shannon!

Quite professional, the clerk was pleasant and extremely knowledgeable about clocks and watches…read more It's a family owned business and everybody works in the business and the shop itself. The shop is stunningly gorgeous with different clocks & period pieces. It was awesome. Needless to say I dropped off a piece to be repaired.

I tool my husband's small English mantel clock that was a gift to his parents when they were…read moremarried. The clock is about 112 yrs old. Grandfather's Clock gave me a price estimate plus repair time estimate. The clock was repair on time & at estimate price. I do highly recommend. Ann christie