When I saw that the hotel I was staying at was next to an IKEA, I had to make a special side trip…read more It's been so long since I've been to an IKEA, and walking the aisles is definitely a fun diversion. Like what you would expect, you can find all manner of furniture, decoration and houseware you need or impulsively decide to buy. I didn't need anything, per se, but I nonetheless came away with $200 worth of stuff -- mostly picture frames, wicker bins and other odds and ends. A few other things I noticed on my trip: * The parking was easy to come by. And if you go early on a weekday, you can find a relatively close spot. * Don't skip on the "scratch and dent" section by the registers. I was able to find a frame for much less than what it would cost new. * The food options have expanded as well. Those heart cookies are delicious! IKEA has a bit of nostalgia with it, reminding me of when I furnished my first apartments. It was fun to find items that will work for me now too.

The Service Is Meh, The Selection Is Way Too Much…read moreThe Value Is Way Too Much! I Don't Recommend This Boring Place...

Can't understand the three-star reviews. I've had such wonderful luck with all of the committed…read moreemployees at this Castleton branch. I ordered French Doors. Alyson and Norinder - I may have spelled that wrong - were wonderful. The other Home Depots I have been to said that they didn't carry the type of French doors that I wanted. Clearly that wasn't the case. Also, we were looking for a screen door that had a certain kind of screen. Castleton didn't have it, but Alyson called another Home Depot - they had it and she had to put it behind the desk, so we could go pick it up. I had been to two other Home Depots whose employees didn't offer to do that, so I was especially impressed with that level of customer service. Also, the phone tree is very short and you can actually talk to a person very quickly. The people working at the front customer service desk are always very helpful too. Employees also seem to like to be there. That generally starts at the top, so it must be a well-managed location.

Dreadful experience. I ordered a vanity and paid cash for it. It was delivered with plastic wrap…read moreneatly placed around the box. The box however, had been pierced with a forklift at the HomeDepot warehouse. Of course it was broken but they shipped it anyway. Then I had to fight to get it picked up. And the best part, they can't replace it. I need to wait for the refund (5-7 days) and then reorder. WAS EVERYONE ON MUSHROOMS? They won't even replace the junk that they sent out to you. Don't bother buying from Home Depot, they think customer service is against the law.

This location cancelled my ship-to-store online order. This was my first experience with trying…read moreGrainger. I should have just payed their crazy expensive ship-to-shop/home shipping fees. Well, at least now I know why their parking lot is always empty when I am in the area. What's up those limited hours?! 7:30am - 4:30pm M-F and closed on the weekends...

I've found the guys here at Grainger to be extremely helpful. While it's a bummer that they don't…read morestock everything, they typically can get what you need ordered in the next day. My equipment is a little odd and most every part is difficult to find. But Tim has been helping me piece things together to find the right parts. It's nice that they will order in items to see if they will work but there is no obligation to purchase if they don't. All the staff takes extra time to work with you and make sure you get exactly what you need.

Pat Sullivan has done it again, opening another Home and Garden center at the former location of…read moreAllisonville Nursery in Fishers. The massive store is filled with fabulous home decor, plants, clothing and giftware. I think there may even be a little hardware scattered in there. There are several buildings including a greenhouse and outdoor garden center. The outdoor center is currently filled with Christmas trees. There is also a little cafe/coffee shop if you need some nourishment. I stopped by this week to check out the abundant supply of Christmas decor. Prices are high, but if you're a discerning shopper, you can find some deals. I like that I can find things here that you just don't see anywhere else. The staff is friendly and helpful, but you have to wait your turn for help because they are busy this time of year. I picked up an air plant and some bulbs to plant. I was tempted by STEM toys for my granddaughters. There's plenty of parking.

Kittle's has been my go to for well crafted furniture. I have shopped with Kittle's for 35 years…read more Quality brands with excellent quality designers.

I came in based on a recommendation from a friend. It is a very large warehouse. Pat came and…read moregreeted me as I walked in and told me to let her know if she could be of help. Then she left me alone to look around. Much appreciated. They have a variety of furniture here with all levels of quality. The selection is constant changing based on what the retail store sends them. I was thrilled to find two headboards and a chair I loved. Sadly I needed two chairs and they only had one. I left here and went to the retail store. They had another one of the chairs I liked in stock clearance priced. Pat was able to write up the ticket for all of the items in order to get me a discount. Great customer service. Happy customer.

Very satisfied with customer service and attention to detail…read more My grandparents moved to an assistive living facility and I wanted to send flowers. The florist texted me to confirm the bouquet was to my liking - it wasn't, and she made adjustments without any issues. She even texted once the flowers were delivered. Will 100% use again!

I needed to order flowers out of state at the last minute on behalf of my boss, and this shop went…read moreabove and beyond. They had an incredibly quick turnaround and created a beautiful arrangement that exceeded expectations. Professional, responsive, and a pleasure to work with -- I highly recommend them!

Very nice antique shop. Lots to look at on the first level and upstairs. Decent prices on stuff…read more Totally worth a stop if in the area.

Was fun to shop here. Staff VERY NICE and HELPFUL, even calling a vendor to ask her about a piece…read moreI wanted to bu and texting me the answer later that evening.

Great thrift store which is very well organized in categories of furniture, clothing, home decor,…read morehousewares and crafts. Maybe slightly higher prices than Goodwill, for example but everything I looked at was in good condition. I definitely recommend this thrift store to those looking for a great bargains. And remember the proceeds go to an excellent cause!

Wheeler is a much better place to donate than Goodwill because they value what you donate and treat…read moreyour items with respect. They do not run big outlet locations like Goodwill where they dump donations in huge bins for people to root through and damage. You can drop off items behind their store, or in off hours bring them into the store. They so not spend tons of money on fancy TV commercials and fancy stores. Their profits go to directly serve homeless people and those with substance addiction problems. I personally know one of the people they helped to turn their life around. Please make the little extra effort to go to their thrift store which is east of the super Walmart on 96th to shop and donate. Help this small organizarion continue to do good work in our community.

As all my friends and relatives know, Menards is my favorite store. I've loved it since they opened…read morethe first Indy location in the former Target on Pendleton Pike back in the early 1990's. With many remodeling projects, I know I've saved tens of thousands of dollars over the years. I've joked that if they started carrying beer, I wouldn't need to shop anywhere else (they have Lottza Motta frozen pizza, what other hardware store can claim that?). I mostly go to the Fishers store now. I find the staff to be friendly and helpful and there's comraderie among them. I appreciate the family-owned Wisconsin/Northwoods culture and look forward to the weekly ads. I have never had any issues with missing rebates or returns. The website is excellent, it even tells you what aisle and shelf to find an item on. Menards makes shopping fun.

I must be broken, because whenever I see a Menards or hear someone say Menards, I immediately think…read moreabout a guy getting kicked in the stones, exclaiming, "Oh! Me nards!" But really, how could you not? The name of this place is Menards! Anyway, I visited this Menards, thinking, "Me nards! Me nards!" over and over in my head as I went in search of some indoor plants. But what do you know: They must not have indoor plants in late fall, because I could find nary a one. They didn't even have any outdoor plants. Apparently, Menards is not the place to find plants of any kind when the weather turns cold. So I walked around to see if maybe they were hiding the plants somewhere else, and I came across aisles of pet products, Christmas trees, patio furniture, paint, and lots of other things. Menards seems to be a one-stop-shop for home improvement. Parking is plentiful, and it's easy to get on and off the interstate.

This store! Do not go here! My clerk today was Kenny who did not look up when I entered the…read morestore, he was shaking his head when I asked for chlorine and keep furiously typing on his computer. He did not offer to help me at all just pointed to the chlorine and said, it's over there. What is this store about and why can't they get better employees. Every time it's horrible. Ugh.

After being a frequent customer I decided I can no longer do business with Leslie's. there's no…read morefocus on customer service and doing what is right. The employees seem to have an "I don't care" attitude and it is reflective in how they treat frequent and loyal customers. Its unfortunate, as this store was great in the past, but my last three visits have been poor and unacceptable.