Unbelievable selection of Mexican pottery and such. They are a little pricy but there stuff is top…read morenotch.

I was looking for a new chimenea, and the ones I saw in chain stores around town were sad looking…read moreand overpriced. Then I remembered driving by this place plenty of times in the past, so I figured I would check it out. They had exactly what I was looking for, of much better quality than you will find at grocery stores or home improvement stores, and the price was actually less. On top of this they charged me less than what was on the sticker and even let my son have the ceramic animal he was looking at for free. I will definitely be back to check out the rest of their items, such a neat place.

With all of the amazing restaurants in town, I find little time or even desire to cook at home, but…read moreI was lured by the idea of creating my own Moroccan masterpiece through the guidance of Kitchenware on the Square's Thursday night cooking class. They posted a tantalizing menu on a Facebook event that had me looking for a way to sign up. Unfortunately there was no way to register for the class online through their website. Matter of fact, the website didn't provide any information about the class. I called the store phone number during business hours several times, but no one answered. Finally I left a Facebook message, and someone eventually replied and asked me to email to sign up. I would highly recommend the store find a way to streamline this process. There are so many online ticketing companies out there that will allow people to sign up and prepay for the event. A customer should never have to work so hard to register. My persistence was due to the tasty and possibly tricky-to-make menu items posted. There was the promise of vegetable samosas with a cucumber sauce and chicken tagine. Unfortunately we didn't get to make the samosas. They had already wrapped the cooked vegetables in phyllo dough and baked them. We got to make the cucumber sauce that topped the samosa and eat the savory creation, but I was disappointed that we didn't get a chance to make this staple appetizer. Our class of eight each had their own cooking station with a cutting board, knife, spatula, ramekins, pre-measured ingredients, cooktop, etc. Aprons were provided so that we would go home with food in our belly as opposed to on it. This was a hands on class where we were able to cut, chop, mix and stir. We were also offered a glass of merlot and a hot toddy to savor during the class. Sadly there was no tagine pot. This was another letdown. I had really hoped we would learn to cook with a tagine. They had one on display. Apparently the owner had ordered them, but they didn't arrive in time. Despite this, the final result was delicious. I devoured every last morsel of my chicken curry poured over rice with a side of wheat pita bread. Dessert was a light, healthy mix of orange slices and dates. The best parts of the class were: 1) Having our own work stations where we could get our hands dirty 2) Being able to drink wine during the evening 3) Asking questions of our chefs who gave us several tidbits we could use to entertain our friends and family later 4) Eating our masterpiece at the conclusion of the class without having to do the cleanup! Would I take another class here? Maybe, but unlikely. The price was steep ($69) per person. For people who already have a little bit of know-how in the kitchen, this class would have been a snoozer, but for those foraging into this area for the first time, the hand holding through the class is definitely a way to build ones cooking confidence.

WARNING AVOID! Unless you want to be scammed, over charged then hassled when asking about it. It…read morewas a terriable experience, the man who owns the business charged me twice for an item and went absolutely crazy when I said something about it. He claimed he cut me a deal on another item, when in fact he also charged me a dollar more than the regular price. Very unprofessional and justified it by saying he has had hard times. We all have!!!!

What a DARLING store!! My daughter and I made the drive from Fort Worth to downtown McKinney for a…read moremother daughter day. This store drew us in with their window display and open, airy feel. They have so many unique things to choose from that would make wonderful gifts! And, prices are reasonable! The owner was lovely and spent time answering questions. We felt welcomed and really enjoyed the experience.

Great shop to walk into and be surprised by products they have for sell. I personally was…read morefascinated by the roll on bracelets! These bracelets are beautiful and amazing. No matter the size of your hands they will roll over your hand to the wrist. At 5$ a piece it's worth finding the colors you like. Such fun! I bought 6 of these roll-on bracelets. Worth every penny! They have an area dedicated to children only. That's awesome. This visit I only saw adults. This is one of the most unique stores in Historic McKinney. They carry handmade, Fair Trade items from over 40 countries around the world. Every Item in the store benefits artisans directly. I find this respectful and liberating! Fair Trade decreases individuals dependency on aid in a dignified and long-lasting way. Shops like this help end cycles of poverty not only for families, often entire communities. It gives developing regions a respectful alternative that often preserves cultural crafts and traditions. This type of shop is a win-win for all. They offer home decor, gifts, women's accessories, and kids items. There is no service! You get to peruse the shop on your own! Great idea! No salesperson trying to talk to you while you shop. July 2024

Section of horse hay is great and high quality. Friendly staff and very efficient. Value is priced…read morefair for the hay.

Very helpful and employees had a wide breath of knowledge of various animals. Helped me pick out…read moresomething for my rabbit that I might not have chosen without their assistance.

I had several items to purchase and stood at the counter to pay waiting for someone to help me…read more They have a counter that is split for their two stores. I believe it was the owner that walked through the counter without acknowledging me and was talking to the person ringing up the people on the food service side about not letting the people she was ringing up pay (must have been family or friends). Still got no help, so I brought my stuff back to the rack and left. They lost a customer. Guess they don't need the business.

Super sweet employees. Love to chat and laugh with them . Great music playing . The best…read moremerchandise for gifts and the best place to buy baby gifts . This store is a must when you are shopping on the square .

This is one of the cuter stores down on the square and has a lot more along the line of gift ideas…read moreand novelty items. If you have ever browsed a Casual Living catalog, it reminds me a lot of that type of thing. They have a lot of little knick-knacky kinds of things and several plaques. Two that stuck in my mind were, "I have flying monkeys and I'm not afraid to use them" and "Never mistake the will of the majority for the will of God". I thought both were cute. They also had some really cute Christmas-y items: red or green decorative wine or liquor bottle wraps (for $5.95!), cookies for santa dishes and (my favorite), little boxes of questions for starting conversations at the family gathering this Christmas.

This place has lovely things but when we walked in we weren't even acknowledged. Not only were we…read morenot acknowledged but the ladies who worked here just sat there drinking wine giving us dirty looks. And when I walked up and said hello, how much is this it doesn't have a price tag, before I could even finish she cut me off saying 34 dollars then went back to her conversation with her "friends" or co workers, I'm not sure. But the 20 years I've been in customer service, I would never treat my customers like that and expect them to buy anything!

I'm pretty sure every girl has thought about opening up a plant store/coffee shop at some point in…read moretheir life. Add in a small bookstore or bakery as well, and you're probably talking about 90% of a young girl's fantasy. Maybe it was just me... Yeah, what's not to like? Good coffee, a zillion plants, friendly employees, and a nice open seating area. Good place to meet up with a friend or have a solo study session like me. If this place was closer, I'd be here a lot more often. I ordered the cold brew with coconut cold foam (suggested by the barista) and it was good. So good, I ordered two of them and ended up standing in my car, vibrating all the way home.

What a horrible experience at Habitat. I came during the McKinney Art Festival, which was clearly a…read moremistake, because they were completely understaffed. We ordered two drinks and the cashier did not mention that there was a wait at all. Only after we paid, when we commented on how many cups were in the queue, did she mention the wait would probably be 20 minutes or so. The wait was FIFTY MINUTES! For two coffees! The girls were lovely and probably overwhelmed, so I understand it was stressful, but I have to wonder why they continued to accept drink orders knowing they were this backed up. It felt very irresponsible and disrespectful to everyone's time. I ordered the lucky charms latte, and it tasted exactly like lavender. I hate lavender in a drink and would never have ordered it if I had known. I actually ended up buying a new latte from Bresnan because it was so bad. Cute shop and again, they are very friendly, but the way this weekend was handed is completely unacceptable. Nothing was offered to all of us who had to wait almost an hour for our drinks, either. I will never be back!

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The process starting from browsing to delivery was exceptional! I cannot recommend furniture…read morebuyer's club enough! After purchasing a new home, my fiance and I was on a search for a grey sofa. After hearing recommendations from our real estate agent, we ventured to furniture buyers club. Immediately, we felt so welcomed as we entered and they freely let us browse and assisted us with anything we needed, completely different from other furniture stores in town. We also learned that all their furniture can be customized to the exact measurement we wanted and that is always a plus! The quality, price, and customer service is hands down the best! Delivery was also very affordable for only $105 from their Mckinney store all the way to The Colony. Ted and Drake delivered my couch and they were so nice and gave me alot of recommendations to keep it from sliding and even told me where to buy the fabric spray when I opted out of the fabric spray option. I believe they went above and beyond to provide customers with a amazing expeircne and will recommend them to all my friends and family!

This store carries beautiful furniture that you won't find anywhere else and you can take it home…read morethe same day! The sales people are so welcoming, knowledgeable and friendly. Jackie remembered my name after having been there once! This is my favorite store and I am very selective. The prices are reasonable.

Terrific selection of high brow, contemporary, MCM, and modern furnishings, gorgeous artwork, and…read moreunique, decorative items. Staff is friendly, helpful, and customer centric. An excellent shopping experience!

This was our first experience at a nursery out here and we were not disappointed! I would say blown…read moreaway is more like it. Even on a Sunday before lunch, the place is extremely spacious, clean, well organized/stocked, and the staff are friendly but not pushy. I am no green thumb but an amateur indoor plant enthusiast à la covid shelter in place so I'll definitely be back for succulents and or air plants when I'm ready to get back into the game. There's a huge selection of trees, plants, shrubs, herbs, flowers and everything in between. I didn't realize that they offer fresh cut Christmas trees during the winter season. But I would definitely like to come back to see and smell them. They also sell fertilizer, sprinkler system spare parts, grills, and patio furniture and accessories. It's a haven for anyone working on their yard or outdoor space. There's even dog treats and toys, wind chimes, bird houses and feeders! As wonderful as this place is, you wouldn't expect such fair prices. But here they are, competitively reasonable. As an indoor plant person, I appreciate the various sizes of neem oil and fair pricing! Lastly, and most importantly, we weren't sure if we could bring our pup in but there were tons of large dogs on leash! So glad this place is so close to home! We'll be back soon.

Similar to the store in Irving but not the inventory. I came for a few items they had but the place…read morelooked like it might have been hit hard by the weekend crowd. However,overall they probably have what you need but, at the higher prices and average inventory,some of the more common big box stores may serve your needs just as well .