There are lots of restaurant supply stores in the NWA, but this one is by far my favorite…read more F.E.B offers a wide array of items, from large equipment to everyday supplies for food service businesses. They carry everything from commercial kitchen equipment like ovens and refrigerators to smaller items like cookware, utensils, and cleaning supplies. They also stock items like dinnerware, glassware, linens, and even bulk food ingredients.  Everyone here is super friendly and very helpful in finding anything you need.

Came across this place a few weeks back and let me tell ya it's a nice high end store. They carry…read moreeverything from appliances to kitchen utensils. I had been looking for sheet pans and wire racks and this place has it. Great selection of kitchen gadgets to high end stoves. If your needing it they probably will have it. I enjoyed looking around and not having a salesman following me around. I highly recommend this store if your looking for anything to do with cooking. I will be back!!

Well I came here needing to get countertops redone with lamanat the lady was real helpful so I…read morescheduled a free estimate to do about 30 ft of lamanat he was very late on arriving to begin with I took out sink because they don't mess with sinks so I asked him how much would I save if I pulled up all the old countertops with the old lamanat he's like you'll save 75 bucks took me 2 hrs to pull that up so he calls me back for the quote he says I can do it for 750 bucks I was like OMG I've done all the hard work all he had to do was put new back on I've decided to pass on this business an lay tile down instead which will cost me 200 bucks for materials so much cheaper

From the owner: Specializing in: - Counter Tops-Wholesale & Manufacturers…read more- Cabinets - Tile-Wholesale & Manufacturers - Counter Tops - Floor Materials - Kitchen Cabinets & Equipment-Household - Home Repair & Maintenance

So, I stroll into the store at 10am on a Tuesday, bright-eyed and optimistic--it's knife-sharpening…read moreday! They'd just opened, and apparently, so had the portal to absurdity. I tell the guy I want the knives sharpened and ready for pickup that afternoon. Simple enough, right? Wrong. He informs me they ship the knives off to New York, and it takes 2-3 weeks. Weeks. Because clearly, these knives must undergo a spiritual journey before they're deemed worthy of being sharp again. I explain they aren't *that* dull and ask if they can just sharpen them in-house. He says they can--oh, but not the serrated knives, can opener, or scissors. Sure, no problem. I'll take those magical items home and entrust him with just the straight edges. Then he drops another gem: they can "touch up" the knives. Fine by me, as long as I get them back in the afternoon. But wait! Plot twist--he suddenly claims it'll take 2-3 *days* because they "have an event." An event? Are the knives the keynote speakers? Because the store was as empty as my patience at that point. I looked around, saw no sign of this mysterious "event," and finally hit my limit. I stormed out, muttering about how I'd apparently wandered into the Theater of the Absurd. Honestly, what a circus.

Knowledgeable assistance and easy procedure for getting my knives sharpened…read more Some were done in the store and others had to be shipped to NY.

This review is for the company Budget, and not the nice guys who work at 40th street towing who…read morehappen to rent Budget trucks to poor unsuspecting Schmoe's like me. I rented a truck with towing capabilities for moving my son to Little Rock for med school. After looking at the round trip price which charged .55 per mile, I decided the one way and tow my car to drive back option would save me about $100. Online I specified what I wanted, but when I showed up they did not have the towing trailer for my car which of course I need to have so that I can get back home. The inventory manager told them that I could use the tow dolly (which just lifts the front tires up) since my car is front wheel drive. The computer tells them I can not use it for my car, but the genius inventory manager said that I definitely can. So I opt for that since I don't really have another option. These guys are supposed to show you a pamphlet and let you load it yourself. Luckily they went out with me and noticed that if I had driven up on it, it would have damaged my bumper. Which is obviously why the computer said not to use it. Well, now I have to change the whole plan on the day I'm getting the truck. I went in at 10:00 am, had to leave and I finally get it figured out and get the truck to his house to load at 3:30 pm. It seems to me an inventory manager should know what tow trailers they have in inventory, and should also know better than telling these guys to just sell me on another contraption that he obviously knows nothing about. The guy helping me was very apologetic and actually discounted what he could, which helps me get there, which I appreciate, but now I'm on my own to get back because he can do nothing for me on the trip back since I'd have to get it from another poor company who rents trucks for Budget. I'll probably just rent from Enterprise or something but the night before I still really don't know. So there's that

Absolutely awful experience. Moving across country it took us a few days. To pack the truck, drive…read more1,500 miles and unload the truck. During this drive across country I had to share the ride with roaches. Yes roaches. They were in the cab of truck. When we got to our destination and started unpacking there was roaches everywhere!!! We didn't have roaches in our things or house before we moved so I know they didn't come from us. We had to stop unpacking and starting unloading the boxes outside and bringing things in while we killed roaches. We had to wash everything! We did 23 loads of laundry since we had to wash everything we owned including every possible cooking utensil because heaven forbid there are eggs in any of our things. Plus the idea of wearing clothes or eating off something that roaches have been crawling on for a week is repulsing. We had to throw away all of our non perishable food (at least $200 worth), plus for 23 loads of laundry (think about our water and electric bill). Moving is expensive so having unexpected cost made the ordeal even worse. We called budget to try and get a refund or some sort of compensation and we got offered $150 dollars. That doesn't even cover the food we had to replace. We paid $1500 I expect not to have roaches. I understand things happen and you can't control Mother Nature but at least offer a refund or reasonable compensation. I will tell everyone about this experience and the terrible customer service we experienced.

If you are looking for a great place to purchase gifts for others or products for your home, House…read moreSpecial Interiors is the best choice in town. Cheerful and helpful staff, unique offerings, welcoming setting. I love giving someone a gift from HSI because I KNOW they will love it. Check them out on instagram - and visit them in-store. You will love Kelly and her staff!

From the owner: A fun little home decor, kitchen & gift store located in beautiful Fayetteville, Arkansas plus a…read moresecond location inside The Shops at Brick City in Fayetteville!

Dozier knives are good; I have three of them. Unfortunately, however, the business doesn't stand by…read moretheir accessories, the sheath. After attaching the wilderness sheath to my belt for less than 45 minutes, the plastic which attaches to the web loop snapped. I figured this was a one-off-defective product, so I emailed them about it. It took three emails, a Facebook message, and over a month for Kerry Peal to respond to me. Horrible customer service. Their solution was to spend an additional $85 on a new sheath. This was a disappointment, as I only suspect that a new sheath would likewise break after short use leaving me in a cycle of replacing a bad product just to use it properly. I liked dozier knives because I thought they would be great knives that last. Now I believe that their service and accessories lack integrity. It makes me question their knives as well. I'll look to other companies in the future.

I started using Field Agent and have loved my experience. I am worried however because one of my…read moresection display audits got denied and I have not seen another offer since. Is this normal? This was just a simple and first time mistake.

Reading through the comments... Like any new app |…read moreinnovation, it can be somewhat intimidating and frustrating to learn, adapt to changes and communicate clearly | effectively. It's not always fun, but working through and eventually figuring things out, one thing at a time, has helped reframe |reform my mindset towards life challenges, similar to continuously learning Field Agent since I started a few months ago. I've had my fair share of distractions about denials until I shifted my mindset from complaining or automatically thinking things are scams etc., started to submit tickets communicating with clarity my perspective on jobs that were denied. I have been able to get accurate and sometimes not so accurate reply's, where I was able to communicate further leading to Reversed | Approved Submissions. I know, like anything in else, especially in these times it can be frustrating to experience what some have in the comments with the app so far. With some accountability | willingness to improve | respect to the Ticket agents and committing to learning the app as you go....can be a blessing to you as it has been to me at times. Good to see Michael in here replying to each comment too...I started to look him up on LinkedIn until realized that the guy from Eye Spy videos teaching us how to complete the task, then realizing he was the creator of the app. Wish Field Agent and its team continued growth | scale!