The service was amazing and Lexi is so sweet.I got two necklaces and she was very helpful with…read morepicking out stones and extremely patient with my indecisiveness. I got the birthday discount and she was helpful with explaining everything to me. With my birthday discount I ended up spending a total of $50. If I could give it an 11/10 I would. Will definitely visit again.

When you first walk in the door, this shop appears to have the potential to be a small Williams…read moreSonoma or Sur la Table, but the similarities end when you spend a few moments trying to find something specific. Certain item sizes, colors, model variations, etc. are always "out of stock", leaving you frustrated that you wasted your time going to a brick-and-mortar store, and ultimately having to go home and order the product online. I tried to give this store a chance, but after many, many experiences like that over the course of several years, I have given up hope on Habitat entirely. I haven't been there for over a year, but the older (unfriendly) lady at the cash register outright lied to me about product availability, saying that a brand of bowl only came in the size and color they had in stock -- all while I was comparing other colors and sizes on my phone, available from vendors around the country. Sometimes they have something in stock in small quantities, and if you miss out, they may not have it again for months; and I don't mean obscure seasonal decorations, but cooking essentials that are needed year-round. Everyone complains that local stores are going out of business because of internet competition, but I think that's largely an excuse made by dud business owners. For example: right next door is Hobby Town USA which has an amazing supply of products, competitive prices with online giants, and the gumption to do special orders for rapid delivery if you need something they don't have. Habitat, by comparison, seems like a place that "wants to act" as if they're a serious cooking store, but then doesn't want to put in the effort or investment to stock the product quantities and varieties needed by true, hardcore foodies.

Very surprised no one's reviewed them yet. Habitat's been in Lincoln for ages; I have wedding…read moregifts from here. I really only check out the cooking side of the store; the home decor section is lovely but isn't what I came for. If you need several choices in size and brand for springform pans, or you want a wooden lemon reamer or a citrus zester, this is the place. They have free recipes set up in a drawer on a table; a select collection of cookbooks and foodie books; spices (Madagascar vanilla; no Tahitian, alas, but no one seems to carry that); a small selection of high-end chocolate bars; silicone baking sheets...well, it's a good gourmet cooking store and if that sounds like fun to you you'll love it.

Great location to buy cards and gifts. They have lots of good gift options for those people who…read moreare hard to buy for. Lots of little gifts and sympathy items for when people need cards for special occasions or sympathy. They are always very helpful when you need some ideas.

They have a great selection of socks. All sorts of animals and occupations and pride! They have…read moresome other accessories too. But the socks in all sizes will have you ogling the walls for hours!

From the owner: socks gift and scarves for everyoneread more

This is the best home decor store if you're looking for trendy, chic furniture and home decor. I…read morehave so many unique and beautiful pieces of furniture from Cooper & Co. They are on the pricey side, but all great quality with great customer service. Their interior design services are great too. I get a ton of compliments on my living room.

I love everything in this store. Natalie and Cynthia did a great job selecting artwork for my home.read more

Thank you for taking great care and providing a beautiful arrangement for Mother's Day.read more

From out of town, so I decided to go through a local florist. Burton and Tyrells was recommended,…read moreso I went to their website and ordered my flowers. Fortunately, I came to the funeral and saw my flowers. The way the card was written up, it was obvious that a person did not look at it to make sure that it was correct. There were five families in together on this bouquet, and all the names ran together, like one word, no spaces. It was super difficult to even tell whose names were on the card, and it was even run together with the message that I left on there Ex: celebrating her victorybill&sherrywright. Super disappointed. Also, the bouquet was pretty small for what I paid for it.