I discovered this shop while out and about exploring and this shop had a little of everything!…read moreArtistic wares- check, gifts and home goods- check, vintage items- check! I found a gorgeous soda fired bowl for $10- I know, most reading this won't know what that means- but I make pottery, so- trust me, it was a cool bowl. And I loved their enamel pins! I actually loved a bunch of items throughout the store, but I was running low on suitcase space/weight & was attempting to be conservative on my last days in SLC. Definitely go check out this whole shopping center! Very fun indeed.

Seven Gables is a fun, cute store. Mainly I want to review the very fun Easter tea party that I…read moreattended here. The treats were tasty and the atmosphere was perfect! I took one star off because this tea party was more expensive than the Grand America afternoon tea, and the value didn't quite match what Grand America offers. But I so enjoyed it, and I would do it again--especially if it were a few dollars less.

Outstanding customer service--if your goal is to do all the work yourself. Lowe's refused to honor…read moretheir own online price in-store, and customer service helpfully sent me back to the aisle to verify it on my own. Their "solution" was for me to order the item online for in-store pickup. After placing the order, I waited in my car for nearly 20 minutes and never received the product. Now I'm out almost $600 while I wait for the refund to process. Save yourself the hassle and shop elsewhere. Or just order online and skip the in-store experience altogether--you'll be treated the same either way.

The customer service here is amazing…read more I visit this Lowe's more than my barber, dentist, mechanic, and hometown combined. What keeps me coming back, aside from the convenient location right by the freeway exit and fantastic selection, is the help I get here. There are a few gentleman here who have given me some truly invaluable advice through my home improvement journey, advising me through problems, emergencies, and projects just for fun. One of those gentlemen in Mike in hardware. He takes the time to talk to me and understand what I'm trying to accomplish, and he recommends best tools and practices according to his own experience. several times he's even asked me how this or that is doing from a past problem we've solved together. I try to seek him out whenever I've got a question, he either knows how to explain how to fix something, or the direction to point me in when he doesn't. He's so kind and helpful - THANK YOU Mike! There's another gentleman (I don't remember his name, I'm so sorry!) that helped me when I was purchasing a space heater a couple years ago when my furnace broke. We talked about why I was buying one and he ended up recommending a small business in town with furnace parts, and that small business directed me toward an honest contractor that fixed my issue in less than 5 minutes for no charge. It really saved my hide and my wallet that winter. And honorable mention for Richard at the paint counter, he retired a few years ago, but we worked together several times while I was painting my entire house interior. He was the sweetest most helpful soul and I hope he's having a great retirement. Taylorsville Lowe's, your people are what keep me coming back. I go out of my way to shop at this specific location. Some of us are making our way through life without a village, I don't have someone to call when I need a drain replaced or an outlet changed. The employees that work here have equipped me with the knowledge and tools to be a more independent person. Please take care of these wonderful human beings, they truly deserve the world.

Quite an impressive store as far as offerings…read more Spent nearly an hour browsing all the aisles from home decor, to organization, to outdoor decor, to seasonal and everything in between. Staff were very friendly. I knocked off a star for 2 reasons: because the aisles were a bit tight and the carts huge. Trying to pass people without knocking something off was a bit nerve wracking. Also, some incredibly high prices on a few decor items I've seen at Hobby Lobby and other stores. I found some really adorable items, but even Amazon sells them cheaper.

The place is clean and decently lit and well organized. I was impressed with their variety and…read moreselection of home decor items. The prices were just ok. Not hugely high but certainly not bargain pricing either unless you are looking at seasonal stuff that is over with. That's always a decent deal. The main reason for my lower score was that the number of times we've been in and found a line with at least 3 people waiting and each person taking a minimum of ten minutes, some longer, to get through the cashier makes it actually painful to come here. They always seem to keep the place understaffed. Trying to find someone is tough and I don't think I've seen more than one yET at the register no matter how long the lines are. They are quick to apologize for the wait. The computers are often adding to the problem being slower than molasses to ring you up. The staff are always pleasant but the experience is consistently one that has me saying I wont go back and will try and find a different place to buy my home decor needs.

The Black Goose Design is stunning! I always want everything in this store. The design team is so…read moretalented and kind. I love the elevated and timeless style at The Black Goose and really appreciate the high-quality pieces. I have only used the team for small project help, but I know they do full-service residential and commercial design work. I couldn't recommend them more.

This place is amazing! I love the layout of the Store and could spend hours browsing it. This is…read moregreat quality stuff and reasonable prices. They've got it all, big and small! I dig this over-sized mirror I got for my small living room space, and they've got fun, smaller items, like candles, matches and accessories, that make great gifts.

Great selections and store is fun but the cashier was super rude and got offended when he got…read morecalled sir as if he wasn't retiring age... also have trumpies being sexist to the women in there and the staff did nothing to help.

I love this store. They have so many flowers. When you think you have seen all of them, boom…read moreanother room.

During our time in SLC back in April, I was on an antique shop streak and The Old Flamingo came up…read morein my search. It was the perfect spring day, with some decent cloud cover. There was plenty of parking in the adjacent private lot. It's in a quiet area of Millcreek as well. While The Old Flamingo wasn't a huge store, there were still plenty of cute finds. You just have to take the time to browse. Prices were reasonable as well. They have an Instagram page that you can follow if you wish. I ended up finding a 60's Cedar Waxwing cup, which I promptly set my heart on; it is now safely sitting on my collectibles shelf. The owner was sweet and jovial, and I really enjoyed the vibes of this antique store. I will definitely return the next time we visit SLC!

What a cute vintage/consignmeny shop filled with treasures old and new. Right next door to Roots…read moreCafe, I was able to peruse the cute shop while waiting for my friend for our brunch date. It's a little tight, especially with lots of customers and guests, but I loved seeing all the pretties! I appreciate the kindness of the staff and allowing us to chat in their space for awhile. I'll be back for some treasures in the future! :)

I gave these guys a review of my cooking class directly and never received a response. I just…read morecalled to receive support for a $1,500 set of pans I purchased that are garbage and was told to reach out to the vendor. So here is your review. Cooking class: Instructor stated qualifications - "I love to cook, cooked w Grandma, did good in my HS cooking class. Read instructions from a paper ( we were told they would send us the recipes and they never did. Generally, if you have cooked any dish successfully or if you can read and follow a recipe, or if you have the internet and you prefer to have another person read the recipe that you can use any money you would spend here for a cooking class on some high quality ingredients at home and you won't have to cook with another couple at the same cooking station because there are 4 or more people per station.... That's right! You pay for a cooking class and you get to "rock, paper, scissors" with the other couple to share the tasks you paid to "learn".... Store: Generally looks nice. It is designed to funnel you from your "cooking class" into the store and sell you stuff after you've had a good experience like a Disney ride gift shop. Turns out it's like the plastic stuff from a Disney ride gift shop. You will eventually throw it away. My problem here is I bought a set of "forever" fancy pans made of stainless steel with a magical "titanium bonded" coating..... some real nice Hestons. However we have now researched and practiced and researched and practiced and cleaned with Heston's cleaner and researched and practiced and cleaned... you get the picture. This is to the tune of hours and hours of effort and hundreds of dollars of food wasted... we have done the mercury water test (I'm good at it now), we have cleaned them multiple times to remove food and cooking spray build up (nobody will say, but you're not supposed to use your cooking spray) use oil instead they say... we've done it. "Don't disturb the food" "stainless likes commitment". The food will "release" itself and then you stir. Yeah.... Nope. So after months of trying and researching, I can tell you these pans aren't good to work with... so I called the store. Turns out they can't help you if you used the pans, even once. They don't care about your problems or product problems. They don't really know anymore than you can find on line. So, my advice is: do the cooking class at home.... Find a YouTube video from a chef you like and buy quality ingredients, stop by the store, even buy the plastic gadgets that you throw away one day here if you want to pay 2x what they cost at Walmart.... Look at the expensive stuff like pans. If you decide you want to buy, take a picture of the brand and buy on line. These guys don't have most of that stuff in stock they just mark it up for you and it delivers to your house. What they won't do is help you. They grab a healthy mark up and run. This place is the reason it is better to shop on line. Amazon at least will give a guarantee that works.

Enjoyed visiting this store. They were local, they had what I needed for the next day (a pancake…read morebatter dispenser), and it was fun to see what they had. I find their prices to be very reasonable. They are not a HUGE store, but they are not too small, either. They have a lot of great kitchen items. There was a cooking class going on while I was there. The lady that helped me was super friendly and cheerful. So were the other employees. I think they have what it takes to be a successful business. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!