The crystal in my Bulova watch was chipped. I took it to them. They put a new Crystal on my watch…read moreand removed some of the wires from inside the movement. It only cost me $30. And it looks great. Awesome job at a great price!

I've been here a couple times to get Miscellaneous parts for my auto more specifically headlights…read moreand windshield wipers and a battery check. The staff is professional courteous and does not talk down to me simply because I'm a girl. The area is well kept, extremely clean and stocked with every part that you could possibly think of to fix your vehicle. The parking lot is well lit and well maintained with plenty of parking. I would recommend this location to anyone!

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I went to repair my wedding ring. Fantastic service, the repair was flawless. I've been bringing…read morethem all my pieces that need some love. Beautiful pieces in their gallery too at every price point

Jen and Ben Waddington go above and beyond to meet customer expectations. I have not purchased…read morehigh ticket items here, but they are exceptional at the few service issues I have had (wedding ring repair after the bottom of my ring broke and the saudering came undone). I just purchased a watch from them as my old one died, and I am very happy with it. It is one of their private label watches, so I get batteries for life from them and I believe a courtesy 3 year repair on it. I am sure I will need to bring it in at some point since I am not kind to my watches.

Located off the beaten path, but not too far, is this gem of a shop. This locally owned and…read moreoperated shop is one of the best kept secrets of BG. The owner, Lia, has carefully curated a shop that I'm proud to frequent. It is well kept and maintained with a wide variety of crystals, books, apparel and other beautifully crafted merchandise. Lia is extremely attentive to each customer and treats each as if they were an extension to her family. I have never left there empty handed!

Asheras garden is holistic heath store that sells all sorts of stuff. They have a huge collection…read moreof crystals/stones, teas, herbs, oils. All organic. They have items for baby and also carry jewlery and other gifts. Fairy doors etc. They offer acupressure detox, reflexology and other stuffs. It's worth a stop in to look around.

Love this shop. Interesting, unique, reasonably priced home (and outdoor) decor. The owners are…read moregreat at helping create your own individual items.

I can see why they are closing. Walked in and the two blonde ladies didn't even say hi. They said…read morehi to everyone, but just stared at me as I walked around. I don't give racist people my business.

After several years of trying to work myself to death, I'm cycling again and so I've been on a few…read morespeed-dating sessions to my local bike shop Cyclewerks. The store staff has been very kind and helpful with my wife who is currently training for a triathlon. I brought in a flat that needed fixed and they helped me there, I had another oddball bike project that I needed help with that unfortunately ended up being beyond what was smart to spend economically speaking, but that's not the bike shops fault. It was just that If you're re-building an old beater bike to give away to a kid, its hard to make that economically feasible when buying components at bike shop retail prices. This probably offended them because I didn't offer an explanation but they are going to need to forgive me if they want me as a new-bike customer. Everyone knows that the bike industry is currently in the middle of its worst-ever recession. The pandemic-induced interest spike in bikes was immediately followed by a Massive drop off in demand that many fellow bike nerds are predicting will last way into 2027. I did notice that every time I went in to the Bowling Green Cyclewerks shop it I was the only customer which is not good. The listed prices on their new treks was exactly what trek shows on their website - it occurred to me with things as they are you'd think that they'd offer a discount to the LBS dealers to give them a competitive lifeline... The best item I have purchased from the shop so far was the Hoag wildflower Honey that the owner Jon Hoag produces from his Apiary in nearby Whitehouse Ohio. . So many of the old LBS I used to know and patronize are gone, hopefully Cyclewerks can find a way to re-invent itself and stay open. (Jon if you read this take a look at www.garagebikesbrews.com its a whole new way to do the bike business. You could partner with Juniper!)

I am disappointed in CycleWerks: while the staff is nice and they have "tried to find the right…read morebike" for me but they have missed the mark: the first two I don't blame them because my needs evolved, the FX Sport 4 was a disaster: selling me a $2K bike (decent carbon frame) with a $700 drivetrain was an absolute ripoff. Had the salesperson (whom I won't name) told me I needed a better drivetrain and go higher, I would have done more research and found my way to an Endurance Bike. I went to another bike shop locally, and they flat out said their is nothing that could be done to upgrade the bike, get a better bike (ie Endurance). They sold me the closest bike to what they had for what I described, but they didn't talk thru all the options, and the salesperson telling me this was a performance bike with a Shimano Cues was not accurate: this was also the guy that said I would average 20mph, which I am lucky to do 16-17 mph. Unless you know what you want, they are not going to talk thru the options, they will just sell you a bike, even it is not right or the components are absolute junk. While I can't say don't shop from them, don't expect them to provide knowledge and direct you towards the right bike: thus the 3 star rating (kind of average).