Their Knife Sharpening is worse than terrible. My knives…read morewere duller after the 'sharpening' and close to ruined. They are Wüsthof knives and Wüsthof- Trident of North America store in Norwalk is the place to go for professional sharpening.

This gourmet cooking store has the added bonus of a coffee bar inside the store. You can grab a…read morelatte and browse away. The selection here is incredible. Anything you could need or want for your kitchen and cooking adventures. Minus one star for a rude, unpleasant staff interaction.

I had such a great shopping experience tonight! Robert was amazing he was attentive, escorted me to…read moreevery section I was looking for. He was very knowledgeable about tile, grout and finished project. I thought he was the manager, he knew his co workers so well with great banter. He checked me out and put all the tile in my car. I had an amazing shopping experience in a store I would normally feel overwhelmed by. If you go to floor & decor in west Hartford ask for Robert. He would be an amazing mgr he truly cares about great customer service!!!!

Great coworking space close to a bus station and close to downtown Hartford…read more Built in projection set up, conference room, high ceilings, lots of light. Shared kitchen, office supplies, cute colorful chairs and chalkboard paint. Only complaint is I live too far away!

From the owner: reSET, Social Enterprise Trust is a non-profit organization whose mission is to advance the social…read moreenterprise sector. Its strategic goals are threefold: to be the "go-to" place for impact entrepreneurs, to make Hartford the Impact City, and Connecticut the social enterprise state. reSET serves all entrepreneurs, but specializes in social enterprise ― impact driven business with a double and sometimes triple bottom line. In addition to providing co-working space and accelerator and mentoring programs, reSET aims to inspire innovation and community collaboration, and to support entrepreneurs in creating market-based solutions to community challenges. reSET's goal is to meet entrepreneurs wherever they are in their trajectory and to help them take their businesses to the next level.

Horrible run! 1 year later and my cabinets are bending and they offer no solution to this…read moremanufacturer defect. We saw this coming and they replaced 5 doors and now 3 more are bending and they refuse even a call being returned

they sell the product Cami are made very good and the customer service. Excellent. I would…read morerecommend Express Kitchen to anyone that is in need of purchasing a new kitchen with countertops and cabinets.

I seeked Atty Bonanno's counsel to handle my mother's criminal case, since her public defender no…read moreshowed to 3 of her court hearings. Salatore kept me informed, communicated with me during the entire process, was always accessible and dependable. I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome and he was able to close the case quickly. I would highly recommend Salatore Bonanno to anyone seeking a lawyer that is professional, compassionate, knowledgable and effective.

I hired him for a friend because said friend promised to pay me back. My friend told me the other…read moreday that Sal told him to "lie through his teeth if it goes to court so you can beat this." He said this to my friend because my friend twisted my words against me and didn't show Sal everything I said or explain the full context. He told my friend I was "vindictive" and that's why I called the cops (even though it was because he trashed my house and put his hands on me). The court advocate said I was also "vindictive" for calling the cops. I would never recommend someone so dishonest and that spreads lies to others in the court system. Disgusting.

I recently had a fantastic experience renovating my bathroom with Connecticut Custom Creations…read more Before choosing them, I contacted about five general contractors. While many were friendly and professional, the quotes I received felt unusually high for the scope of work being offered. That was not the case with Connecticut Custom Creations. Their pricing was fair, transparent, and very reasonable. As with any new contractor, I wasn't sure what to expect at first. However, Dustin was an absolute pleasure to work with. He guided me through every step of the process and made everything feel easy and stress free. He also provided great advice when selecting finishes and fixtures, helping me choose options that coordinated beautifully and enhanced the overall design. I couldn't be happier with the results, and I am already planning to have my second bathroom remodeled with them as well. If you are considering a bathroom renovation or any major home project, including a kitchen or basement, I highly recommend giving Connecticut Custom Creations a call. You will not be disappointed.

This company is a nightmare to work with due to their mistakes and poor communication. They lost…read moretheir worker, Henry, who did the last renovation work on my attic for me. This time, Renoldo came with his assistant to install one door for $ 1,500.00 and to patch over three huge cracks in the attic ceiling and wall that the company renovated in September, just six months ago. In short, wrong door knobs (twice!), a gap between the door frame and door (which they didn't want to fix), and nearly two, frustrating hours texting Dustin, the manager, who claimed he was right about everything and wouldn't take responsibility for an unsatisfactory job. I had to take doorknob pictures to prove my point because he insisted that he had purchased the right doorknob. WTF! I had to put up with his sarcasm, denials, name-calling, and gaslighting to get him to do the job. One door and a lot of unnecessary stress and aggravation. Never again, even if they paid me a million dollars, will I EVER work with this company again. Addendum: after much ado over everything, the company bought the proper color for the wood filler and filled all gaps and cracks left after they redid the door, which they should do with every door they replace that leaves ugly gaps in people's hardwood floors, even if the prior door installer was considered by them to have installed it improperly.