Texas elegant. Classy decor with a staff that truly has an eye for making any type of space look…read moregood!

Amazing little shop. Filled with unique home and gift items by artisans. Reasonable prices and such…read morea fun friendly atmosphere. A must visit when in Belton

Kanpai to Bon Bon Market!…read more Such a cute name for a mini Asian grocery store. Actually it's more like a boutique inside. They sell flowers and plants too! While bon bon means "chocolate covered candy", I didn't see any candy browsing through. That'd be nice if they sold some though. There are specialty products imported from various Asian countries. So if you love dining at those kind of restaurants, you may find your favorite ingredients or SAUCE here. I love sauce in my food. Did you know butter can be made from sesame? Well ther is such a thing! Like peanut and almond butter, "open sesame!" I know that quote isn't really relevant, but who's making a big deal about it? More so, I like their beer, wine and sake collections. I'm highly recommending the Kyoto Matcha IPA, an excellent quality beer. "Ipa ipa hooray!"

Cute place in downtown Temple! I got a beautiful floral arrangement and some small waving lucky cat…read morefigurines.

This is a sweet little gem of a boutique in downtown Temple. It's actually not little, it's a large…read moretwo store open air co-op kind of shopping experience with many little sections of clothing, baby gifts, specialty dog toys & treats, and a small airstream trailer serving delicious ice cream sandwiches and lunch. The owner is a lovely woman who has curated a fun mix of boho style clothing/fashions that has something for everyone. Upstairs are more shops and even an event space that would be super fun for a party or baby shower. It's so nice to see that this place bring some interest back to downtown. Check it out and support a local business.

I have loved a great deal of the merchandise in the store, but to be honest, I'm disappointed in…read morethis place due to customer service and store policies. The people working at the registers are often playing on their phones and not paying attention or offering assistance in any way. Once I purchased a handful of things only to realize weeks later when wrapping a gift that I was not given the clearance price as marked, and charged full price. Which I guess is partly my fault, because I must have been distracted while being rung up, but I don't work there, so it seems to me like they really should have caught it. The price was literally marked through with a pen/marker with the clearance price directly beneath it. What I really find frustrating is that they tried to charge tax when I was trying to purchase a gift card. They are attempting to take in taxes twice, which is illegal in many states. I will never purchase gift cards from them and I can't say I would recommend this store any longer because it feels like a shady business practice overall.

Update: The assistant manager, Vance, reached out to me and asked what happened with my experience…read moreand if I would come in to give him a chance to assist. He was extremely helpful and we ended up purchasing a back door from him. Vance also took the time to discuss the process Tri-Supply uses to produce/order doors. Because they do construction in-house, it makes getting your a door a month shorter than if you purchase through Lowe's. We do plan to use Tri-Supply if we purchase a front door as well.

I cannot in good conscience recommend Tri Supply to anyone for any reason. Our experience with them…read morewas an absolute nightmare from start to finish, and it's astounding to me that a company can function with this level of incompetence and carelessness. We purchased a $1,300 custom back door from Tri Supply because our home was brand new, and the builder had already used Tri Supply for the existing doors. They had all the specifications and exact measurements, so this should have been a simple transaction. We met with Catherine, who placed the order for us since we wanted to replace our full-length glass back door with one that could accommodate a dog door. The first door arrived a few weeks later. After taking apart our original door, removing all the hardware, and preparing to install the new one, we discovered it was a foot too short. A glaring but forgivable mistake. Catherine apologized, admitted the error, and assured us she would fix it. The incorrect door was picked up the next day, and we waited another week and a half for the replacement. When it arrived, it looked correct, so we once again went through the painstaking process of removing and reinstalling hardware on a nine-foot solid door--only to discover that this one was 3/16 of an inch too wide, making it impossible to fit. Handling and rehanging a massive, heavy door like that is no small task, and the level of frustration we felt cannot be overstated. I am a disabled veteran with back issues so this was a tall order, quite literally. We reached out to Catherine again, stayed polite and patient, and asked for someone to come measure the door properly. Instead, we were told to measure it ourselves, which we reluctantly did. Tri Supply then instructed us to leave the door on our front porch for pickup. It sat there for five days before they finally retrieved it, despite multiple calls from us. Another week and a half passed before the next door arrived. By this point, we were beyond exhausted with the ordeal. This door finally seemed to fit--but it was damaged. It had scratches, scrapes, scuffs, and even footprints on it, as if it had been dragged across concrete and treated with complete disregard. This was the final insult in a process defined by delays, negligence, and incompetence. While the door eventually fit, the entire experience was an infuriating lesson in how a company can fail its customers at every step. Tri Supply demonstrated a shocking lack of professionalism, accountability, and care for both their products and their customers. If you value your time, your money, or your sanity, avoid this company at all costs. Only consider them if you have no other options and are prepared for weeks of frustration, repeated mistakes, and careless handling of your property.

Lots of interesting things, great gift ideas, house warming gifts, lovely interior decorative…read morethings. These are not antiques, by the way. Classy Shabby chic, country decor. I saw some beautiful lamps. A great way to kill an afternoon. We went during covid and there is nowhere to eat in Rogers, BTW. No bar around either :-)

This place is SO beautiful! Hidden gem for very unique furniture in Central Texas. Regina is super…read morenice and always willing to help you make a decision if needed. They will allow you to pay and pick up later if your like me shopping without your husbands truck! Highly suggest coming here. Nearly everything in this story would be a taking point in your home!

Costumer service was disappointing and very inconsiderate. Maria was checking out our items for us…read moreand getting annoyed when we would ask question about how we could pay. She rolled her eyes and raised her tone as well. Mind you we were just asking if we could use tap to pay. I have never had this experience before and i am really confused why she was being extremely rude.

My husband and I took a pair of portraits in a frame for photo mat shopping. The frame shop…read moreassociate helped us find just the right color material and he reframed the portraits. We are pleased with their work!

This store is permanently closed, and don't believe it relocated. Such a disappointment because it…read morecame highly recommended. If you see information that it has reopened, it's definitely worth checking out.

Consignment store is no where to be found. There are a couple of closed stores in its place so…read moremaybe it is closed down, but nonetheless, store is most likely closed for good. No sign of the store.