I always visit this store! Artists are either local or all made in America. I'm a crazy fanatic…read morefor Art one of a kind jewelry or clothing made by someone's own hands. ( or limited edition anything designed by famous artists ) Can you believe society has come to the point once again where perhaps the carpenter, local baker, and metal worker might become valued once again? Call me a radical. We will only hang on to what is human for so much longer with the " Great AI" nigh. Hold on to what is human as long and hard as you can. Support people who use their hands to make things. Support industries that only humans can do if you can ! Trade services. Support your neighbor. Buy locally if you can. If not nationally! If not then try. I love their makers brand clothing, the jewelry cases full of hand done trinkets or fine gems ! Art by people. Appreciate the value of human creativity and human hands if you can today. If you cannot afford to buy it then make something yourself today snd give it to yourself! Oh and the salespeople here are THE BEST Humans. Go in just to say hello ... that's a gift to yourself in and of itself. Tell them you appreciate them. Pay it forward people! Keep it rolling on the kindness train ! Plus who isn't kind of giddy in Napa ! Wine ? Come on !!!

I was a huge fan of the Walnut Creek store, but this location of Makers Market is not as good…read more The quality of the selection has definitely fallen and the service was more suspicious than friendly. They still have some of the fantastic brands the other location did, such as the leather coasters, candles in a milk bottle, and bar items for drink mixing but many of the other pieces felt cheap and out of place. All in all, the vibes and selection at this location weren't for us so I don't see us returning.

Excellent customer service! Great variety of antiques! Well organized and presented! A great…read moreantique experience overall!

Kinetic Memory Nice…read morebut smallish boutique located in DT Napa that sells clothing, home décor, and some antiques to boot. They also have a fairly large CD and record collections at reasonable prices. Service is friendly, and the store isn't too cramped, but when you're as obese as I am, you always feel like an elephant in a closet. Recommended.

The most ridiculous service ever! I wish I never set foot in this store! From the moment I entered…read moreI could sense that the woman inside didn't want to service me. It was more than likely because I looked dirty because I just got off work. It's okay because Barbara and her staff at customer house furniture took excellent care of my family's needs! Best thing I did was grab my wife and walk out of this store ! This occurred on may 22nd

This place has some really beautiful furniture, if I ever need anything custom made I'll definitely…read morereturn. I bought two beautiful chairs and two side tables from Dagmar, who is one of the nicest people I've ever met. You will pay more, but you're paying for serious quality, and again, you can customize as much as your heart desires. They have a few available floor models, and I was lucky to snag my chairs with a summer discount, so keep your eyes peeled. Even if you're just looking for throw pillows, you should check out Brick & Mantel because everything is wonderfully made.

Cute shop Has a bit of everything. Home decor, flowers and clothes! Pricy but makes sense due to…read morethe location

I need something special for a very special friend. It needed to be artistic. They suggested a…read moredried arrangement with some natural flowers. Sounded different, but I put my trust in them as their shop is exquisite with beauty everywhere. I am beyond thrilled with the stunning arrangement. It is beyond what I expected, although I knew it would be beautiful! I'm a fan!

Discovered this store today and met the owner who was so welcoming. She has vintage plaid cotton…read moreshirts that are one if a kind. I found some small glasses good for tequila on the rocks or a fresh hibiscus beverage. I encourage everyone to visit this store which gives a modern contemporary version of local general store.

We got sandwiches for the jet home and chips and drinks--super helpful pointing me toward what I…read moreneeded quickly and the sandwiches from FoodShed Pizza were some of the best sandwiches we've had. Italian and ham--huge portions. Highly recommend! Super friendly.

This is such a cute shop. . I found the perfect handmade card for my husband and a couple of…read morebeautiful bracelets for me. And fresh cut flowers too. Just go

What an interesting store! Buy refillable containers, fill them up with supplies like soaps and…read morecleaning products and when you run out, come back and refill. Of course, you can bring your own containers, they will weigh the container so you pay only for the product not the container. The store is an odd mixture of what looks like really giftable items and essentially a bunch of reusable containers both empty and already filled. Towards the back, there are enormous containers of dish soap, laundry detergent, hand soap and what have you. You have some choices in terms of scent. All the scents I noticed were from natural sources. I haven't had a chance to fully process the prices but it looks like you pay the full price for the refillable container you purchase plus you pay a price roughly equivalent to going to the supermarket to pick up a similar product for the refill. I have tried the laundry detergent, the dish soap and the liquid hand soap. All of the products work well. The fragrance for the liquid soaps is definitely a cut above your standard supermarket brand. The scents are coming from natural ingredients, they didn't irritate my eczema, induce migraines the way artificial fragrances will do to me, or nauseate me. I didn't have any allergic reactions to any of the products. The dish soap is reasonably gentle but might not be the gentlest one on the market. I went thru a couple of days when I had to wash load after load of pots and I noticed my hands started bleeding. Perhaps it was just all the cooking and perhaps it was overexposure to the soap. I temporarily switched to using rubber gloves and my blue Kirkland brand and the problem has not returned. But for routine use, the Juniper Station version is more pleasant and doesn't normally cause my hands to bleed. Thanks to my allergies I went through a few products reading ingredients labels. Just about all the products use naturally sourced ingredients with safer choices substituting for more problematic chemicals. I did purchase one item intending to give it as a gift. But then I realized unless the gifted has access to a refillable station it's rather pointless. And unless the person wants to refill, it's double pointless. So essentially I purchased a nice refillable container and a large sample of soap instead of the actual concept of refill-ability. But this is a great place to pick up gift worthy refillable containers. I paid more for a similar container decades ago at Target. It lasted 15 or so years before it finally bit the dust. If you're looking for more eco-friendly choices, this store offers some truly spectacular options as long as you live within convenient refill distance.

I pride myself on my nose for bargains and yet I have completely neglected the HomeGoods chain…read more This is my first visit to a HomeGoods store, and after surveying the stock, I must admit I am deeply ashamed of myself. I've been missing out! The store is nicely organized into sections. Although for some of the sections items were rather jumbled, and there was a bit of a rummage needed HomeGoods differs from other discounted stores with their extensive stock of familiar and somewhat higher end brands. Just to pick out something randomly I noticed they had Dr. Bronner's soaps and some Dr. Teals products. Unlike other discounted chains, I've heard of and used both their products in the past and I was pleased with both. They also had brands which I own, the globals and the aroma. The discounts were quite reasonable. But I am a pretty hardened shopper. I have a nearly impenetrable defense which generates a force field which the store must break down possibly using a photon torpedo. Here are some of the factors which must be overcomed 1) Duplication: happens more often than not. 2) practical. 3) I don't have much space. 4) a genuine discount. Not those frou -frou 20% off fake sales. Stay away from stores that raise the original price for sales. Macys I'm looking at you. 5) Must equal or exceeds the quality and performance of what I already have. 6) Must be in one of my areas of interest. That would be cooking, books or for some mysterious reason my sock addiction. 7) All resistance can be eliminated if the item is beautiful. HomeGoods came really, really close to punching through the protective force field, melting my brain and turning me into a complete zombie who would willingly shuffle to the register, precious cargo loaded in my arms, and burning a hole in my credit cards. There is absolutely no doubt if I keep returning to the store, I will be zombified. Now that is what I call a great store!

I love this HomeGoods so much! I always find the best stuff at this location! I usually find things…read morethat I don't even know I needed! Great value and nice selection of items. It's paired with a Marshall's so you get the best of both worlds. The line may look long but usually moves pretty quickly.

Even if you're not currently shopping for furniture, this is a great place to check out. It is…read moreinspiring to just wander through the space and check out some of the gorgeously styled rooms. I have been here a few times for the restaurant but the gallery is always the cherry on top of my visit. There is a lot to see here and it's fun to pretend that I'm rich and imagine all the amazing things I could do with my house if I had an unlimited budget. It's dog friendly so I like to bring my pup to have lunch in the outdoor area of the restaurant and walk through the gardens and outdoor areas near the gallery as well. I definitely recommend a stop there to check them out, even if you don't think you have the budget to shop here. I haven't been disappointed yet.

Finally checked this place off my bucket list and it couldn't have been a more perfect birthday…read morebrunch! The interior is absolutely stunning, and we got lucky with a table right by the fountain which made the whole experience feel extra special. We ordered the Lobster Roll, Italian Benedict, and Sweet Potato Fries, and everything was delicious. It's on the pricier side, but that's pretty much expected for the area and the ambiance you're getting. It gets busy fast so I definitely make a reservation if you're planning to go on the weekend.

This place is dangerous to my wallet. I purchased a sofa and matching chair along with a coffee…read moretable. Lots of wonderful outdoor art there as well. It's a place you have to check out when you drive into Sonoma.

Be warned - I got burned - be sure to ask for 10% locals discount if you live in Sonoma…read more I recently spent approximately $4k for a new couch purchased from Harvest Home. About a month after receiving the couch, I learned thru another local merchant that Harvest Home offers a 10% discount to locals. Well, I'm a local and did not receive the discount even though the store clerk took my delivery address, a local address. Shortly thereafter I visited the Harvest Home store intending to purchase 2 side chairs. I asked the clerk if Harvest Home did, in fact, offer a 10% locals discount. She said yes. So I asked why I hadn't gotten the discount on on couch I bought. The clerk's response was very unsatisfactory. Her shoulders sunk indicating to me that this issue had come up before. She said you have to ask for the discount at the time of purchase otherwise you don't get it. I reminded her that she took my address for delivery which was clearly a local address. I also asked how was I supposed to know there was a discount? She dug her heels in and kept saying she was sorry but there was nothing she could do because I didn't ask for the discount at the time of purchase. I told her how disappointed I was with her customer service. She cut me short and said she was sorry and gave me her quote for the 2 side chairs. I left in frustration and did not and will not buy the 2 chairs I was going to buy at approximately $3k. This is such poor customer service in my opinion. I missed out on this discount that apparently other locals get but I didn't because I didn't know about it to ask for it. Being a local, I am telling this story to all my friends. I will not be buying the 2 side chairs or anything else from this store.

My husband and I were wondering downtown Napa during a recent trip and decided to wander into…read moreAntiques on Second. Now I am not really the antique type of person, but short of writing a "retail" review, my husband and I found this place fun "entertainment.' A bit unassuming from the front door, but this place just seems to go on and on with so much simply to look at and see. A bit looking for the unexpected treasure and a bit simply entertained by looking into cases and on shelves that simply have so many things, we loved this store. The shelves and cases were not dusty and the store is clean and organized for having so much "stuff." The staff is readily available and the ambiance and lighting is bright and cheery. What a nice store! Be it killing time while wandering downtown Napa or an antique junkie and you love the hunt, I would absolutely encourage people to drop in.

My mom and I enjoyed browsing the antiques but unfortunately, our experience was made uncomfortable…read moreby one of the employees. She followed us around the store and continuously watched us as we browsed. Every room that we stepped in, she would follow closely behind and pretend that she was browsing. She never greeted us or asked if we needed help, which made it feel like we were being treated as though we were there to steal rather than simply shop. Being watched so closely the entire time made the experience feel awkward and unwelcome. I completely understand that they need to keep an eye on merchandise, but there are much friendlier ways to do that. A simple "Hi, welcome in! Let me know if you need help" would have broken the ice and made us feel like valued customers rather than suspicious people being monitored. It's unfortunate because the store itself has some really interesting things to look at, but service makes a big difference in whether you actually want to stay and browse. The other staff were lovely.