LOVE Rise & Wander. Always on my list to stop when I'm in St George and I never fail to find a…read moreunique gift for friends/family or something special for myself.

There were signs outside claiming to be the coolest store in town, so my skeptical side wanted to…read morego see what the fuss was all about and prove them wrong. However, the signs were accurate-this IS the coolest store in town. The vibe here is outdoors and nature, but in an elevated kind of way. There are so many beautifully thought-out items on display and such a great variety that I spent more time than I would typically spend just browsing. The store is in an old house, so it's charming and full of character-and they've done a remarkable job using every inch of the space while avoiding a cluttered feel. Outside, there's an inviting yard area with cornhole and some seating. I'm so glad I was proven wrong.

We've been here a couple of times. They had a variety of things, and like most consignment shops,…read moresome things seemed a little over-priced, while others seemed to be a good deal. We have found a number of things that we liked and purchased. The clerks were attentive and helpful. We will probably return again.

Store is okay. A little on the pricey side. My main reasoning for the 2 stars is the customer…read moreservice. I've been in here a few times and it never seems to get better. The last time was it for me. I walked in and I was the only one in the store. The lady was eating her lunch and on the phone. No biggie, I understand I was there around lunch time. No greeting but again I figured once she got off the phone she would acknowledge me. Nope. I walked past her many times ( her mask was under her chin might I add) and still no greeting. It wasnt until i was about to leave she even acknowledged me. It's just so rude. I wont be buying from them.

Rotating sales, good selection. Got a huge dog crate for 20 bucks because of a sale. Also many…read morethings for my wardrobe and kitchen.

I love the deals here and always find great things, but the service here is always hit or miss. My…read morelast visit I was trying on a necklace in the jewelry section and the worker told me to "move" so another costumer could look at the jewelry. I'm a paying costumer and I just wish I was treated like one.

Nice little shop. Lots of gently used, good quality clothing for everybody (men, women, plus size,…read morekids), and a fair selection of home goods. There is a dressing room, and everything is clean and well-organized.

Visiting from out of town. Very rude young gal with short black hair working. Was not impressed…read morewith store at all. I cannot see how it would get more than a 1 star

Love this sweet little shop! It's always fun to pop in and see what's new. The staff have always…read morewithout fail been super friendly and helpful! Love the fun selection of cute unique clothes!

Such a Cute little place, I've only been there once but I will definitely be back. Very nice girl…read morehelped me. I did make a couple of purchases. Love this place!

What use to be Quilted Works is now Blue Willow Mercantile. Re-opened!! New owner, new store, still…read moregreat fabric, sewing machines, longarm quilting service, machine repair and more! The service is great and the selection is unique. The prices are good too!

I am new to the area and went in looking up upgrade my Vicking. I had my two sons with me and I as…read moretreated horribly. My sons have been going to fabric stores since before they could walk. They stood next to me the whole time. I asked one woman if they carried a certain foot, she went off " looking for more information". After 15 minutes she came back to the counter and started folding fabric again. She was the only worker that would speak to me. I had money to spend but I guess having children with you means 'do not help'. At that point I left. Walking out my 5 year old asked, ' we aren't buying anything?' I said 'not now', loud enough for the two ladies behind the desk to hear me. I didn't want to drive to Las Vegas but it is looking like that will be the plan. Wanted to have a local shop where I could upgrade my machine and get accessories. Not the case here.

This store is a little gem in St George. Sarah is a passionate and welcoming owner and knows her…read morehistory forward and back. Beautiful finds from across the years. Loved it!

Small place with lots of clutter. Overpriced smalls and not much selection of "practical" items…read more They could use more vintage items people can use day to day. Cast iron, jars, clothes, knives, etc. some odd items and some vintage things. I didn't dare take anything off a shelf as the small space is very crowded and I was afraid of a Jenga situation.

Aside from the Catholicism - this is an A+ thrift store…read more The grannies keep the store neat and tidy. Items are clearly marked and priced to sell. Butter dish with lid: two bones. 60s made in Japan porcelain platter: five. Lots of clothes... but housewares are always my favorite.

Little pricey and the gentleman behind the counter stared at my wife and I the entire time. Felt…read morevery uncomfortable looking around. Maybe because we aren't locals. I'd spend your & somewhere else.