My grandson and I took a Saturday morning class to learn how to make savory and sweet croissants…read more There were about nine people in the class and our instructor was Chef Victor and he was very nice and entertaining and very helpful. He never made us feel rushed or nervous. He just kept telling us that we were there to have fun and that nothing needed to be perfect.... I It would still taste great!! The dough was already made, but we got to roll it out and learn a lot of technique - Chef was very good about answering any questions that we had. Of course, the best part was that we got to eat our creations right after they were taken out of the oven and there were enough leftover that we got to take some home! The pistachio and chocolate chip filling for the sweet croissant was especially yummy! Chef kept the conversation flowing by telling us about his beautiful wife and talented kids. He is a very knowledgeable Chef and we enjoyed taking his class.

Worth the investment to take a class and build wonderful cooking skills! The menus are fun. The…read moreinstructors are great AND you get a great meal at the end!

I have been to several Home Goods especially in California. The one in Fairlawn, Ohio isn't…read morewelcoming. It's usually a mess and not organized. The one in Canton is better. I love the stores overall great prices before inflation hit

This store needs to up its home decor, furniture, lamps and wall hangings departments as well as…read morebedding. The bath, candles, kitchen, pet, kids and seasonal departments are all well stocked. The decorative pillow department is way too much, too many pillows taking up a lot of floor space that could be used for other items. They haven't updated their home decor department in quite a while and their wall hanging department has become very run of the mill and bland. Still, overall a great store, love shopping here, but they often run out of carts on Saturday afternoons----so bring your own, I guess. They never seem to be worried about it.

All I'm going to say is, every time I visit this store, when i linger in an aisle or squat down to…read morelook at my options on the lower shelves, all of a sudden SOMEBODY comes out of nowhere to "straighten" dusty merch or "wants" an item near me. It has not failed yet. Every single time and it's the same person. I have good knees, I can get low. Just an FYI, I'm not stealing. And if I were to steal, it wouldn't be from there. Don't insult me like that. The store is fun to stroll through and there is rarely any traffic which makes it easy to browse through products.

This is an interesting store. They sell decent furniture and lamps, but they also sell dishware,…read moreglasses, wine, and international foods. I usually buy spicy Chinese noodles for my daughter. She has been eating them for a couple years, but they're so spicy that she is kind of getting sick of them. I like being able to try foods from other countries. The Walker's shortbread cookies are very good. The service is friendly and they have a good selection of hard to find items. Want Japanese mayo? They have it. Since I like to try new things and I like variety, this is a store for me. Their prices are reasonable.

Ron was awesome! Store had a great selection for being a small local and couldn't beat the service…read moreanywhere else. Even had a better deal in store than other online sites.

Response to the Airgas company:…read more Hello, My 15-year-old son rode his bike to your Airgas company in Streetsboro. Ohio walked to the back of the unit where people ring the bell and someone comes out to service you. So at this point, all they know is that my son is on foot with a backpack. A 15-year-old handed the store manager $201.45 cash and asks for a container of nitrogen. They sold him the nitrogen container which weighs about 40 pounds. The store manager who sold it to him, watched my 15-year-old son put it into his backpack and walk away with it. He told me this when I called to complain about the sale. Why would your manager not question a 15-year-old buying a big tank of nitrogen? They use nitrogen to put death row inmates to death. Just about 30 seconds or less breathing nitrogen in will suffocate you to death. My son bought it for that intention as he was feeling suicidal. If he had succeeded your company would have a huge lawsuit. When I spoke to the manager about how upset I was and why he wouldn't think it was unusual for a young child to buy that type of a product and come on their bike and on foot he got scared and then hung up on me. Then I made a phone call to the regional manager, who said he would talk to the store manager. When the regional manager got back to me he said that the store manager thought it was for a school project. That a lot of times schools doing tech programs use nitrogen. He obviously had a lot of time to stew over what his answer was going to be all night. I don't know any school in the area that sends a student to buy a school product of nitrogen if they're using it in the classroom. Just trying to cover himself in some way. My 15-year-old son can't buy cigarettes or a beer, but he can buy something to kill himself from your company. I can't imagine nobody there would ask him what he was using a huge tank of nitrogen for. They just took his cash had him sign the receipt that he paid cash and let him go on his merry way, disgusting. On the receipt, it says no refunds. The police have the tank currently, but I can pick it up and bring it back to get a refund which is exactly what your company should be giving me.

I've never been to a store like this or heard of it in my entire life but the best way to describe…read morethis place is that it's basically a scaled down version of the Blains Farm & Fleet that they have in rural Illinois but the cool thing is here, is that you can buy chicks for $1. Overall this place has crops, farmer wear which is usually sold by Craftsman. Pet food, basic farm accessories and a great plethora of random things to take before you go. Overall, average place for the average farmer, gardener.

Tried to return a pair of coveralls for a larger size. Cashier told me to go pick out the one I…read morewant and bring it to cashier, which I did. I presented the receipt, but the manager would not ok the deal because he said the gift receipt was too old. I did receive them as a gift from my son years ago, but they haven't been worn and had all the original tags and prices still on them. The manager said they have a 30 days return policy and refused to approve the exchange. Disappointed in this service and Tractor Sopply's policy. Won't be back.

I love shopping the close outs because you never know what you will find!…read more Store was well stocked and friendly staff at checkout.

June 22, 2022 Spent $177.50 at Marc's on Center Road in…read moreBrunswick June 21, including a $48 purchase of Proctor & Gamble items. Ad offered a $15 instant rebate for a minimum of $45 worth of P&G goods. Had ad to show girl at checkout and asked what I needed to do to claim the rebate. Was told it would automatically come off. When total was higher than expected, I asked her again if the $15 had been taken off. She looked at her side of the register and affirmed it had, so I ran my credit card through. However, before leaving the store, I scanned my receipt, saw that there was no indication of a discount, and went directly to the Customer Service desk. Individual working desk claimed same situation had occurred earlier in the week, but that he was unable to assist me. He wrote down the corporate number 216-265-7700, on my receipt and said they'd be able to straighten out the problem. Since the office was closed by the time I got home, I had to wait until this morning. My call was transferred to Linda who proceeded to explain that I had not added the $15 coupon to my account properly. Apparently using the Marc's app I have loaded on my phone doesn't do it. I needed to go to the Marc's website. She stated that the only coupon I've ever redeemed was for 50 cents back in April. Either that was yet another lie, or I've lost out on multiple "savings" coupons worth far more than this $15. She refused to help me fix the problem, mockingly stating I couldn't expect her to just send out a gift card. Linda is quite the gem at providing "customer service!" I calmly stated that that's exactly what I expected which was followed by her refusal to do so. I thanked her for her "help", apologized for the "inconvenience", and hung up so I could load the P&G items back into my car. Took the time to document my experience, hoping that the management of Marc's realize how poorly their disrespectful and rude customer service reflects on them and how it affects the individuals who shop with them. Kindness , respect, and helpfulness are qualities corporate levels should try inserting into their employee training. Grocery stores are numerous. After returning yesterday's purchases, I will no longer be making my weekly trips to Marc's.

Driving around we decided to check out Burton, and the old hardware store beckened us in. Mr. Hill…read moreopened this store a loooong time ago. You won't find him, but you'll find a lot of stuff you can't find anywhere else. The main room has new hardware items, kitchen gadgets, cleansers, furnace filters, cast iron and more stuff. The little side rooms have paint, school/party supplies, and notions, tidbits and trinkets. So many familiar and old-time items kept our interest. All ages of family members may enjoy rummaging through this store. Or walk the aisles and experience it as Grandpa would have. There is something for everyone.

Old fashioned hardware store. They know their stuff and are always willing to help you find…read moreEXACTLY what you need. There is no way you will ever get the selection and knowledge that you get from Hill Hardware. I've used them for service issues as well. Good people. Take a trip back in time and check this place out. You can thank me later!

When in need of some thrift my items for parties and such, I love to do to Dollar Tree. Yes, it's…read moresort of corny as they don't have many high end items and really, some very cheap items. However, they are great for parties and when you want a little something for a lot less. We had a theme BBQ the other day and I ended up finding so many flamingo items here- plates and cups and bowls and all this pink candy and gum. It was perfect! There are so things you can get here- spices and toiletries and lotions and snack foods, etc. Its just filled with all things . My kids ended up with some basketballs and also some hula hoops- for under 2 dollars. Totally a steal. The Aurora store is so big and clean and jammed full of items- very worthwhile for anyone to visit.

We were shopping and my friend and I were laughing and the lady told very rudely came over and…read moreasked us if we were "even shopping" and if not we needed to get out. Just because we are laughing doesn't mean we aren't shopping! The workers are very rude!! Definitely never going back here!