I went into this store once looking for a gift, and I will never step foot in there ever again. I…read moream appalled at how badly I was treated by the owner. The door was wide open, so I walked right in looking for lotion. Instead of being greeted with a "Hello, how are you?", I was greeted with a "We are closed...did you not read the sign?". After apologizing for not seeing the sign and saying "I'll go now", she said "It's fine". I felt bad for coming in while they were closed, but you shouldn't have your door wide open if you are. I picked out my purchase within two minutes, went to the register, and handed her my credit card. There was a sign that said "Credit Card Minimum $15.00", but my purchase was over $15.00. She then asked me if I had any cash and I responded "no", to which she replied "there's a minimum...". I said "Yes, but my purchase is over the minimum". She then went on to tell me how she "has to pay for this now and it will come out of her pocket". After saying, for the second time, "I'll leave", she said "No, I'll let it slide this time". She'll let it slide? The minimum was $15.00 and my purchase was OVER $15.00. And lastly, our entire five minute interaction was filled with dirty looks and sighs. I have never, in my entire life, been treated so badly while shopping. I work in retail and it is an unwritten law that the customer is always right. I would NEVER treat a customer with the disrespect and impoliteness that she treated me with. I will never step foot into her place of business again and I urge other customers not to either. It's unfortunate for her because I really liked the products in the store; I would have definitely shopped there often if I wasn't treated so poorly.

The great variety for any home need whether it is practicle or for a decorative. need! Plus the…read moreprice is right. I never leave empty handed!

HomeGoods on crack!…read more I had zero idea of even Home Sense existing up until now. Because I was right next door at Marshalls, and happened to walk past it and see a bunch of home decor, that side eye stayed behind looking at the store. I knew I had to check it out! As soon as you walk in it's like you hear the sound of "aaaaaaaaaaahhhhh" and like like comes shining down at the store and you're just there like: ok I found THE store. From fancy lighting and hanging gorgeous chandeliers to beautiful large rugs perfect for any room. Candles, office decor, kitchen essentials, they have it all! Best part? They have the same competitive prices as Marshalls, TJMaxx and HomeGoods! They're all in the same family so you'll find the same products and more! The store is very well organized, only complaint would be the cashiers are a little slow and line runs sloooooow. Could be a one off day so don't quote me on it. Either way, amazing store, I'm officially hooked.

Best blooms, best design talent, best customer focus. I have not used Seasons for a large event,…read morebut I have often visited for a bouquet or arrangement for a friend or member of family or work colleague. I have purchased anything from one single unique spray of orchids to a mass of stems that could have been snipped from an English cottage garden. No matter the size of the order, the folks who work there have always gone out of their way to keep to the budget while providing beauty and quality. Also, it's a treat just to visit this store---it smells like a greenhouse and looks like a dream.

Beautiful flower shop! They had exactly what I was looking for and the person that helped me was…read morewonderful!

We had Ella's Design Studio (upholstery) make new cushions for the banquette in our kitchen, and…read morethe experience was outstanding. Yuri, who I believe is one of the owners, was incredible to work with. The measurements were spot on, the craftsmanship was top-notch, and the attention to detail was exceptional -- the kind of quality that truly elevates the finished product. A few years ago, we used a different upholstery company in Ossining that unfortunately ruined our furniture (they'll remain nameless). It was a costly lesson that sometimes you really do get what you pay for. With Ella's Design Studio, you get the best -- skilled work, professionalism, and beautiful results. Highly recommended!

I had a wonderful stress free experience with Ella Design Studio having my 4 piece sectional…read morereupholstered. Andrea worked so hard in helping me pick my fabric, price and completion of the job. When I walked into the studio I can see many of the pieces that were already completed so I felt very confident it would come out great but I could never imagined that my 38 year old sectional would come out more beautiful than I could imagine. Andrea and her staff were so accommodating and pleasant and I highly recommend them. Thank you all!

Every time I'd drive and turn that left on their corner of Warburton Ave & Main St.- always curious…read moreto know what was the deal with Suburban. You'll find everything from retro furniture, some fine tableware (I think), some jewelry, memorabilia and other tchotchkes. Don't know if Suburban is the place to haggle- but who knows...just try. And don't recall their pricing- to be quite honest. But do remember, items weren't on the cheap- because for our 2 Horseshoes, we paid almost $30. Why are they really that expensive? I'm not sure if all their decorating will do in my home, but the owner sprinkles higher-end things into the mix with some rustic pieces. But you can snag a couple of unique items and make them pop with your own individual style.

Best store in Hastings. A wide variety and quality selection of furniture, home goods, tchotchkes,…read morejewelry, memorabilia, etc. at excellent prices that beat any antique store in NYC! Did I mention it's 2 floors? Fonda, the owner, is clearly passionate and knowledgeable about antiques and is extremely friendly, helpful, and honest with you. Totally worth the less than 40 minute train ride from NYC. One of my absolute favorite antique stores!

Millennials and Gen-Z, avoid this place at all costs…read more I waited until the last minute (electrician is coming tomorrow) to order a flush mount light for our new walk-in closet, so decided to find a brick and mortar store to select one in person, so I'd have it ready for him and be able to wrap up this project ASAP. There aren't many lighting stores left in Westchester, and Hi-Light had a few decent reviews, so I popped in quickly before the appointment with our electrician. After finding a few crystal flushount options at Hi-Light on Central Ave, I took a couple photos to send to my husband (who is also part of the buying process), and was immediately accosted by a salesperson who said I wasn't allowed to take photos of the products I was interested in buying, and asked me to stop. WTF? This is 2023. A great customer experience is your competitive advantage, and yet, the first thing a customer service person said to me was to stop taking photos of the items I was considering buying. Okaaaaaaaay. If you want to sell your products to people who use technology as part of the buying process, you need to make that easy AND pleasant for them to buy, and not harass them for promoting your products to their spouses (or interior designers etc.). I've been working on the renovation of our house for a year, and never once has a salesperson asked me to stop taking photos. In fact, they encourage it! This is why millennials do not want to come into stores now. Who has time for this B.S.? Never again. I'm ordering a flush mount online and will have my electrician come a second time to install a closet flush mount.

Stay away. Customer Service is horrible. They're following you around like you're going to put one…read moreof the lights in your pocket. Distasteful.

Wow this place is so unique, I don't think anything like this exists anywhere in the world. This…read morestore is part miniature shop and part art gallery. When my husband and I stopped by last week when we were in NY, they had this really cool art installation called Wee#Resist which is many different artists interpretation of the world we live in. After talking with the owner, Darren, it was very clear what his vision is for the store and how involved he is in the art world. I really enjoyed this store because it is clear that the art aspect of miniatures is so appreciated here. They also have a ton of higher-end miniatures here, specifically furniture. Everything in this store is really nice and the prices are very reasonable for the quality. Darren also knows everything about every item in the store which is very cool. Awesome store and a must-visit for anyone interested in art and miniatures and anyone looking for higher-end items.

A special find in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, it's part gallery and part retail with a special…read morecraft room where many interesting, relevant workshops are offered. The personable shop owner is well-versed on his fine inventory. If miniature collections or dollhouses are your thing, you don't want to miss a chance to visit this rare breed of shop. Warm, inviting space in soothing tones sets the back drop for the beautiful artisan collections, gallery space and dollhouses. DIY, admire, browse, collect and ooh and ah at all the marvelous minis! I rekindled my childhood dreams and found my inner craftsperson, meeting some fun and interesting like-minded folks in the process at D. Thomas' fun and educational workshops. So happy I found this enchanting spot!