I just checked out the new space and it's so cute! My flowers from here are absolutely stunning! I…read morecannot get over just how beautiful they are! Pickup was super easy. I found parking right across from the studio and was greeted immediately and was in and out super quick! I was given a box for the arrangement to avoid water spillage in the car! Much appreciated! Wishing them happiness and success in their new location

Sent flowers to a dear friend, who recently lost her mother and my experience was beyond…read moreexceptional. The arrangement was reliably beautiful and incredible tasteful. Gorgeous peonies, beautiful roses...many others whose names escape me. All with the desired focus of many shades of pink. The delivery service was next day on time, easy to set up, amazing and the price reasonable. 10 out of 10! The best! Highly recommend!

I chose this florist for a flower delivery for a dear friend's 50th birthday, based on Yelp…read morereviews, and so happy I did! Online ordering was so easy. I ordered around 8 am and the arrangement was delivered to my friend that afternoon in Coventry. Reasonable delivery fee. My friend was delighted by the beautiful arrangement and I was so happy to make her day. Thank you, Petals! Will use again and recommend.

I chose Petals based upon reviews, and was not disappointed. The arrangement was for our…read moredaughter's 25th wedding anniversary, and she was absolutely thrilled with the color and flowers chosen. The website showing arrangements definitely made our decision easy to go with Petals. Thank you for making out daughters day a huge success?

Beautiful art that is fairly priced. Perfection! Mail order and in person st crafts show equal good…read moreservice.

Three Wheel Studio has a lot of beautiful, U.S.-made pottery. The store features pottery from…read moreartists from Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The store features pottery by the owner, Dwo Wen Chen that is absolutely stunning. The pieces are perfect with autumn, decorated with red and orange leaves. This place is great when you are looking for unique, special gifts. I had a difficult time finding something small for my boss that was in my price budget. Expect to pay $20-$350 for a piece of pottery. For example, I paid $18 for a small tea bag holder about 3-4" in diameter. Definitely worth a walk-through, but keep in mind that prices are pretty steep.

Things Remembered was founded as "Can Do" in 1967 as a place where you can easily get a…read morepersonalized gift or item. This store at the Warwick mall is very nice laid out with all the different items nicely displayed. The staff is very polite and friendly and it was nice talking to them about a gift that I wanted to get for a loved one. This store is known and is positioned as "The Place for Personalized Gifts." Corporate research showed their typical patrons were women who viewed themselves as unique gift givers. This moved the company to make stores warm and less masculine. Store associates took the title "Gift Advisers" with the premise that interactions with customers were conversations between two friends coming up with a gift idea. That was my experience, a very cozy, personal shopping experience.

My daughter wanted to find a gift who was graduating from college. We took a ride to Things…read moreRemembered, located in the Warwick Mall. The store nicely organized with many things to choose from. They sell items to commemorate all occasions such as birthdays, graduations, birth of a baby, and retirement to name a few. They had a sale going in which was buy one item, get a second item 50% off everything in the store. The also provide free engraving while you wait. The staff was very attentive and helpful. My daughter chose a lovely bracelet which had a round charm attached to allow engraving. The prices were reasonable especially with a second item for the additional discount. Overall this is a nice store with a great selection of gifts!

What a cool space! I loved watching everything while I had ice cream next door. I'd love to come…read moreback and take a class at some point!

Had a great experience at Gather! The class was four people and we each made out pieces with the…read moreinstructors help. It was cool to see other make pieces that were different to what we were making and the process behind that. You do have to wait a day to pick up your pieces, but they do also ship and hold pieces for around 30-40 days. The drinking glasses my partner and I made turned out great! Definitely a great value and would recommend!

The Foundry Art show was well organized and thought out. It was my first time attending and it was…read morerelatively easy to find parking. There was a great selection of artists to purchase items from!

I have been trying to get to the Foundry Art show for the past couple years and this year I FINALLY…read moremade it. There are many local treasures (a great way to shop local!) and something for just about everyone with varying prices. If you don't find a gift for a loved one, I'm sure you'll find one for yourself! It's very well organized, a neat, and not overcrowded (went on a Sunday). Their "checkout" process is great. When you arrive you can get a shopping basket and you are allowed to stroll around and pick up the items you wish to purchase. When it's time to pay, you can purchase everything together at once. In my opinion, this is a great system! All of the vendors and staff were very friendly! Here are the hours/days for 2013! - I might even make it back for a second trip! Friday, December 6th, 12-8pm Saturday, December 7th, 10-6pm Sunday, December 8th, 10-6pm Friday, December 13th, 12-8pm Saturday, December 14th, 10-6pm Sunday, December 15th, 10-6pm

Cute date night idea with poor execution & poor customer service!!…read more Went here with 6 people, we were seated and then it all got very confusing. The space it self is very small, the bar is on the back wall, with one bar tender, one server and one other worker. The server explained to pick our scents then we were lost once scanning the QR code. The directions on the table did not say to enter your table number as your location, we then waited another 10 minutes for our server to come back over after we observed her talked to her coworker the entire time. We placed our orders, while waiting we drank our first round of drinks. We then ordered another round that came in 10-15 minutes increments. I never received my second drink after asking three times about it. The server's explanation was the bar tender got backed up.

My friend invited a group of us to go to scentique; was my first time there. It's in downtown…read moreprovidence so parking situation is very difficult; have to find metered parking or pay at a lot. The place is very cute, with different tables and even games (like janga) available. They explain the process to us and we went to the scent wall to pick our scents. They also have a bar with cocktails and mocktails. You have option to make candles, room sprays Nd body spray. If you do a combo, has to be with the same scents. I chose a candle and room spray. Was a very fun experience!

For jewelry artists and mixed media artists in general, Bead Chroma is a fantastic store to visit…read moreto get everything bead-related that you could possibly need. Not only is it very visually pleasing to see everything color-coded, but it's so easy to find what you need through this system. The shop owner is so kind and helpful. I'm so glad that there is something like this nearby!

My wife loves a good bead. Can't get enough of them. Likes to make her own earrings. She is new to…read morethe hobby so we are always on the hunt for a new bead store. On our way up to Boston we stopped by Bead Chroma (not Chroma Bead? Fair enough.) Well it's a real treat. Huge selection of beads. Really incredible. Beads as far as the eye can see. Arranged by color. So many colors. All of them really Hence the name Bead Chroma. Because chroma means color. I mean sort of. Not to get tied up in the name but it reminds me of those restaurants where you know the owners speak English as a second language and they've googled the word for delicious and ended up with a restaurant called Gratifying Noodle Shack. But very nice store. Well organized. Easy to navigate. Easy to figure out pricing. Lots of findings. No problem finding them (this is actually a coincidence, but a happy one). The woman at the counter very helpful and knowledgeable. There is a little table in the back where people can work on projects and she is available to help. Some high school girls came in at 4:45 and wanted to make bracelets (store closes at 5. Kids am I right? ) she was not able to accommodate them in the store but helped them find everything they needed. This led to a long discussion of the Dana Carvey movie, "Master of Disguise". Quite an old movie for a high school student to be watching. She was a fan. They also have samples that you can purchase or use for inspiration. And a little gallery up front. They had a bowl where you can scoop out a whole scoop of random beads. I was really into this idea. My wife would not have it. She never lets me make earrings. Except one time. Other than that not a fan of my aesthetic. Anyways. Check out Brad Chroma. As a store it is hard to bead. That's a joke. It's fairly straightforward.