The store is well organized and clean. Staff are super friendly and helpful. We didn't find…read moreanything this trip but they have plenty of items. From movies to music and novelty items. The cases are locked up so you have to ask for items out.

They recently opened up this location and I havent been disappointed. Everything is very well…read moreorganized and for the most part the staff are nice and attentive. The last time I went in to sell, it did take a few minutes to get an employees attention to check my items in, but it wasn't a super big deal. I'm sure as time goes on and they're able to get more staff on, they'll be just as awesome as the location in Castleton. I'll definitely be back soon. I've been a regular at their other location for a few years and I'm glad to see them expanding (and opening up a place closer to where I live).

What a cute shop in Downtown Greenfield. I was visiting from out of town and my coworkers and I…read morestopped by The Guilded Nest. I found some really cute items and I was particularly drawn to the Gather Home: Home Goods & Gifts section. I ended up buying more than a few items but was really happy with my purchase. The lady at the counter was very sweet and friendly. She had a good aura about her. Overall, they have some really cute items for gift-giving. I especially loved the gift bags I purchased for future gifts to put inside them. So cute!

Apparently, the origin story of The Gilded Nest is that it started as a Christian bookstore. After…read morea while, the owner thought that if she changed it to a Christian bookstore AND a home decor and handcrafted goods store, the store would attract more customers. That seems like some 4D chess right there, and good business sense. I can imagine more people would want to visit a home goods store than they would a Christian bookstore, but I could be wrong. That said, there's still a Christian bookstore in the back of the store, with all sorts of nonfiction and fiction texts. (Even Christian romance books! Sizzling.) The rest of the store is home decor, candles, signs, dish towels, art supplies, greeting cards, artificial flowers, vintage pieces, and handmade jewelry and art from local artists. It's a mishmash of all kinds of things, and everything is arranged just so, and the whole store is pleasing to walk through. It also smells nice because of all the candles. The Gilded Nest also offers art classes and creative workshops, like flower arranging. They have a little art studio in a corner. This is a store that my mom would have loved. She liked to decorate her house with hand-painted signs with Bible verses on them, chalk-painted shabby chic furniture and cute little trinkets. As soon as I walked into the store, I was like, "Oh man! I wish my mom could be here! She would appreciate this." Most of the store is not my style at all, but I liked walking around and looking at all of the things and thinking about what my mom might have bought. There are lots of things here, and it's a great place to browse and maybe pick up a gift or two.

We loved it so much, we came back the next day. The coffee and snacks are great, the team members…read moreare super friendly, and they have a great selection of games to choose from - from simple, family-friendly silly games to more complex games. Lots of people brought there own games as well. We brought our kids and tried out a few games for a low-stakes and affordable family outing, and we'll definitely make this a regular spot. Where else can you entertain two adults, 2 kids, have snacks and great drinks for 3 hours and spend less than $50? What a great find! They also have a great selection of games to purchase as well as some collectibles. Highly recommend!

Game store and coffee shop. Just a place to chill, hang out and play games with friends. There are…read more2-person tables on one side, good for co-working, chatting with a friend, reading a book with some coffee, etc. On the other side are large tables that can be reserved for game playing. The table reservations are $40, but once you arrive, that money becomes credit to be used in the store for food, drinks, games, etc. They have a coffee shop in the back with elixers, coffee and tea, and a small assortment of baked goods. They also have a large selection of brand new games and game novelties for purchase. In the very back, behind the coffee counter is a selection of games that can be played while in the store. There is no charge for those. You cannot bring your own food or drink in. The table reservations are for 2 hrs I believe. They also do events in the store like D&D.

Absolutely a gem. And yes you can find some deals if you look hard enough. I found a cool chair for…read moreThree hundred and ninety nine dollars, but it was comfy. Quick google on the label and a 2k chair went home with me.

This was my first time inside an antique store - or antique mall. Although I didn't make a…read morepurchase, it was interesting seeing all the different things you can possibly buy at JW Riley's Emporium. There are a lot of dolls. Many that freaked me out, haha. But there were other neat things, too, like teacups, fabrics, figurines, etc. There's a lot to look at inside if you have the time to peruse the various set-ups. This is right across the street from the Lincoln Square Pancake House in Greenfield.

My ring came back quickly, the right size, beautifully polished, It looks like brand new with a…read moretouch of rhodium plating! They did an amazing job! I'm really impressed with this service and I will definitely use them again.

I had some gold jewelry I wanted to get rid of so I brought it into Greenfield Jewelry and Coin…read more They presented their offer and I told them I had paid a lot more for the jewelry they explained to me about retail pricing vs melt pricing. you will never get what you paid for from a store anything unless it's a super rare piece. They were honest and upfront with me the entire process. They also had a bunch of silver rounds I ended up buying. It was a win win for me that day.

Every time I have had an appointment with Dr. Christa Walling, and I've been going there for years,…read moreshe does a thorough job of explaining things to me, and I understand everything completely. The staff here are great also. 5 Star review? Let's make it 105 Stars!

Very Friendly and Helpful Staff! I appreciate Dr. McColley time and explanations.read more

. they offer well rounded menu services to select from price…read moreis varied from 999 to 599 depend on how much work you would like to have done if you love to detail, we can pay your values worth based upon your detail. please select your package tomorrow. I was most exhilarated getting shoes from hundreds of packages.

This is more of a wholesale type place kind of hidden in a large warehouse building, as their main…read morebusiness is shipping items everywhere to small businesses to sell. But they are open to the public and you can buy just 1 item or 10 cases, as needed. They specialize in small trinkets, phone accessories, carnival / fair type prize items, and lots of little random gift items. Big warehouse, small showroom, but lots of small items to see. Be great place to get a case of party gifts, or if you're a business owner and want impulse buy items sitting by your cash register, they have lots of items here to choose from.

Clothing prices are equal to Goodwill, but unlike Goodwill, they do offer discounts. Each day of…read morethe week is a different discount type. Active military and first responders get 30% off every day. They have 1 fitting room and sell a few snacks and drinks. The place is pretty big, but parking lot is small. Staff is very friendly. 1st Sat of each month entire store is 50% off, no exceptions. DVDs =$1, books = $1 or less, most jewelry = $3 or less.

I was in there on 03/11/2026 I mentioned how their prices are out of control. The store supervisor…read morecame out and said if I didn't like it I could go to Goodwill and I said I know where Goodwill is. She continue to badger me grab the vacuum bags out of my hand and then grab the cart out of my hand and told me to get out I said I'll would like to make a donation to the homeless because she kept mentioning how the money goes to the homeless. I never felt so belittled in my life. I googled it but I'm not sure if it's right but it says it's battery if someone grabs something out of your hand so if that's true she shouldn't have grab the bags and the cart. As far as the homeless go if it wasn't a man I would have invited him into my house on them very extreme cold days we had but I'm a single woman that lives by myself. Where was that store supervisors time or money when it was really needed??