My favorite shop in the DFW area, well worth the drive for that special yarn or a class. Love the…read moreold building location. The owner and staff are glad to help when asked. I appreciate the multiple kit selections and the English yarns. They have fun little bags and notions and I can never resist getting one.

I have not been to Quixotic Fibers' brick and mortar location, but I've ordered twice from them…read moreon-line and purchased from them at DFW Fiber Fest. They're the best. Shipping, lots of places ship promptly. QF, I don't know, I think they're bending time somehow. Selection, amazing. Seriously, I wanted to match several yarns I'd seen on Ravelry, but the manufacturer had discontinued those colorways. Quixotic Fibers had them. Twice, that happened. Luck, or a portal? Hard to know. And so nice, I stopped by several times at DFW, each time their staff was pleasant and helpful, even when I skidded in 5 minutes before closing one evening and said, "I need a 4 color gradient for a class tomorrow morning." Not a problem. And, I've gotten huge compliments on the resulting cowl. Seriously, A+++++, will buy from again.

Such a great small business!! Owner is sweet and friendly…read more Been there several times, like to take my family and friends there!

If it's a case knife you're looking for, lotions, cute little home collectibles, this is the place…read moreto go! The lady working the store is super friendly, and knowledgeable about all her products! Stop in here and you will not be disappointed!

This adorable "floral shop" is that, but SO much more. The selection of gifts and must-haves is…read moreexquisitely curated by the charming owners. It's not a big space, but my friend and I shopped for an hour! From lovely table decor to unique personal items (I bought the cutest knitted beanie!), original art to bar accouterments, they have something for everyone. They even have the most amazing high-end designer perfume dupes! Next time you need an hour of retail therapy, this is your place. And you won't break the bank! Fabulous, unique and reasonably priced - "impeccable" is a spot-on descriptive for this new fav of mine. You'll leave feeling like you've made new friends, too.

I visited The Impeccable Poppy for the first time yesterday and I found "my happy place!" I needed…read morejust the right gift for the person who has everything and I didn't have any trouble finding a unique gift! I loved shopping here and purchased a few other items for our home. The owner is very thoughtful and talented. I plan to return for a special floral arrangement.

Always great service and friendly faces when I shop there!! If you're looking for the BEST products…read morefor your home, look no further!! Beautiful place!!

Service friendly tech and didn't charge an arm and leg. Ordered right part from start didn't just…read moreguess at problem.

This is the best shop I have ever tried. Workers are really really nice…read more Shop had everything I needed. Variety is huge. Much cheaper than other stores nearby.

Best cobbler in North Texas! Don't be in a hurry, he's popular and work with take a few weeks.read more

I had a dog that absolutely shredded the tongue of my boot, ate it entirely. I thought for sure i'd…read morebe buying new $300 Thorogoods. Naif was extremely confident, friendly, and communicative! Made me feel a lot more confident about sending my boots over his way. After a short wait, and a dang good price, I had my boots back good as new!! Thank you Naif for the killer work

If you're counting on them to provide you with the best paint for your project, you might go to…read moreanother supplier. They are probably okay for professional painters that know what to ask for & have no need for professional opinions. I went there because of buying paint for exterior & interior walls. Only problem with that experience was one question pertaining to ceiling paint. I asked them for their best ceiling paint & bought the only one they mentioned. Turned out it had a very pronounced gray tone & we had wanted a very bright flat white. For this I consider 1/2 my fault for not saying I wanted a white ceiling & not one with a gray appearance. Anyway it cost twice as much as it should have because all the ceilings had to be repainted. The reason I'm writing this review is for two reasons. First I asked them for an acrylic primer that would be the best one to use on new wood trim for doors & windows. I specifically mentioned that I wanted a sandable primer. They gave me PPG SEAL GRIP Interior/Exterior Acrylic Universal Primer/Sealer ( 17-921 ). After spraying the trim & letting it dry for five days, I tried to sand all the trim to make it smoother. After seven hours of trying to sand the trim to make it smoother I gave up. It was not 'sandable' to get a smooth surface. I had to scrape a few areas down to wood & then apply a lot of pressure to remove the primer over a large area to even approach a reasonable smoothness. Second reason When I went in to complain the manager was defensive & arrogant. He also belittled me because of the time I had spent on the internet researching the problem. "So you think you are an expert now because of looking at the internet" "Just because you read comments by professional painters doesn't mean they are right" etc..... He said all primers are sandable. I told him if they don't create a powder & they quickly gum up the sanding blocks. They should not be sold as a sandable primer (especially if it has detail like trim) I think because I was getting pretty upset he chose three gallons of a different primer & gave them to me. As he put the primer in the back of the car he just had to give me another "zinger" about my knowledge derived from the internet. Just for your information, my research indicates that the oil/solvent based primers are typically more sandable than the acrylic ones. Also if you want to use a really good sandable acrylic primer & don't mind paying a little more. Eurolux, C2, & XIM seem to be the one's favored for giving the best results. Finally today I called technical support for Pittsburg Paint. The person I talked to said the 'Universal' acrylic was not a good choice for trim & would result in the sanding media to be gummed up quickly. I suggested that they try to find a way to educate their retailers about which products are better suited for specific projects. Trim, walls, exterior, etc... Total cost to us, about 1/3 of the trim will have to be thrown away or used in low traffic areas. Three gallons of primer ( I won't use what they gave us ). About 20 hours of time more than what should have been required.

The guys at Robert's have helped us with paint for our whole house. They recently helped us with…read morepaint for our nursery! They have also answered flooring questions when we had them. They are patient, caring, and nice! I would recommend them for any of your needs for your home!