Stopped by pOpshelf for the first time this weekend and was surprised by all of the things they…read moreoffered. Think of if Five Below, Michaels, and Walgreens had a baby - this would be it. But the store is clean and the staff are super nice! I had complimented a co-worker on her pen and she recommended that I check out pOpshelf for their selection of pens. I was impressed! They had ballpoint pens, calligraphy, gel, and felt pens. They every had paper pads available so that you could try them out. Walking around the store they also a good selection of costume jewelry, snacks, refrigerated items, pantry staples, cleaning supplies, pet supplies and many home good items. Everything was well organized and consisted of well-known name brands all priced fairly. I'll have to keep this store in mind!!!

Pop Shelf is a really cute store. It reminds me of Five Below, yet they sell more household items…read moreand decorations. They also sell seasonal items, dog items and alot of nostalgic candy and treats. It's very clean and inexpensive. They have a ton of great finds available.

Erin is THE best sales rep, ever. She goes above and before to ensure she earns your business…read more Please don't waste your time paying others and having to beg them too in order to get what you want and deserve in quality products. Southern Bath & Kitchen is THE best in the Savannah and low country area.

Every time I am in Savannah I make it a point to come by DC2. It is always beautiful and has things…read morethat I can't find anywhere else. It has High-end Furniture,accessories and the most amazing jewelry and fun gifts. One of the best shops on Broughton Street. I believe they also have design services out of their original store in LA.

The glass items caught my eye at first, but when I got into the store, I was really drawn to the…read morewooden stuff. It was extremely overpriced as these stores often are, but the one thing that did make a dent in my wallet was the wooden bookmarks with detailed inlays. It was steep at $8.50 per, though. I was on vacation, so I didn't really care that much and splurged a little. The people are friendly and sociable and seemed enthusiastic about their products and about showing you their products. I would stop here even if it was just to browse.

Kirkland's is a home decor store offering items from artwork to decorative pillows to storage…read moresolutions. This store is organized. It's easy to navigate between sections. They always seem to have some type of sale going on it, which makes it easy to find a good deal. They also have a nice selection of clearance items. I'm not really a fan of the store--I feel like many of the items are outdated and overpriced, even with the sales. I didn't notice any associates on the floor, but we didn't need help.

Stopped by Blick Art Materials in Savannah and had an awesome experience. The store had a great…read moreselection of supplies, from basics to more specialized items, and everything was well organized so it was easy to find what I needed. The staff was super helpful and knowledgeable, taking the time to answer questions and point me in the right direction without making it feel rushed. You can tell they really care about art and helping customers. The whole place had a creative, welcoming vibe that made me want to stay longer and browse. Easily one of the best spots in Savannah for art supplies and I'll definitely be back.

A True Gem in Savannah's Art Scene…read more I had the most incredible experience at Blick Art Materials on Broughton while preparing for a watercolor class hosted by my apartment complex. Since I've also been gearing up to launch my own watercolor portrait series for Etsy, I was super excited to gather the right supplies. I came in with a list and a lot of enthusiasm... but also zero clue where to start! Enter Manda, an absolute angel who just knew I needed a little guidance. She kindly circled back to check on me, and I'm SO glad she did. Her warm smile and extensive knowledge made me feel instantly at ease. She gave me a full-on watercolor masterclass right there in the aisle--explaining the types of brushes best suited for portraits, the difference between synthetic and natural hairs, and even how brush length affects technique. Who knew short handles are better for control? She did! When it was time for her to clock out, she passed me on to Cesar, whose calm and caring energy made me feel like I was in expert hands. He's basically the Watercolor Whisperer! Cesar broke down everything--from starter vs pro-level watercolor sets to the difference between cold-pressed and hot-pressed paper textures. Even when other customers waited nearby for his help, he made sure I was fully taken care of before moving on. That level of customer service is rare and deeply appreciated. And let me not forget Chaylei, the radiant cashier with the cutest nose ring and a great sense of humor. Her energy was so fun and light, and she had me cracking up at the register when she found out Cesar's watercolor wizardry. The whole checkout experience felt more like chatting with friends than just making a purchase. The store itself is bright, well-stocked, and gives off a cozy, artist-hangout vibe. You can tell that everyone who works here is passionate about their craft and genuinely cares about helping people explore their creativity. If you're in Savannah--whether you're a SCAD student, an amateur artist, or just curious--this is the only place you need to go. Manda, Cesar, and Chaylei turned what could've been an overwhelming trip into a beautiful, inspiring one. I'll absolutely be back... again and again!

Fast, friendly service and Joey took really great care of us. We will definitely be back!read more

Extremely helpful and patient with me the novice. They has the capacitor on stock, perfect size and…read moreit got my a/c u it back up and running .

What is wrong with people these days? I am at a loss for words to adequately express how this man,…read morepresumably the owner, made me feel. In all my seventy-eight years, I don't believe anyone has ever spoken to me the way he did. I called to ask if he would be able to repair my machine if my local dealer could not. He proceeded to tell me how "silly" (his words) I was for asking him that. I was confused. He wouldn't allow me to explain anything. He talked over me, eventually telling me to take my machine elsewhere, and hung up on me. I had never said an unkind word to him! I sat there stunned. This man is in serious need of counseling. Judging from Moye's reviews, I see that I am not the only person who has been on the receiving end of his nasty temper. I am related to a retired sewing machine repairman who told me that if someone made him mad, he would deliberately damage a customer's machine. I don't know if Moye would do that or not, but I certainly would not trust him. And you people who paid for repairs and received non-functioning machines, three words for you: Better Business Bureau. Moye is not an associate but according to Google, BBB will still accept feedback. It's free and easy to file online. Takes about 3 minutes. Also, small claims court is available.

I went with two sewing machines. The brother with the clumped up stitches and oil coming into the…read morethreads now doesn't stitch. Looped threads, fabric that bunches up, uneven stitches just a few of the problems. Don't know how to fix the problem. The sewing center was supposed to know how to do it. The Kenmore does work. I paid 164.00 for the two machines and only one got fixed