Bought a toolbox that was pre-assembled! Absolutely love the toolbox. However during the move I…read morenoticed some of the bolts were stripped and now I can't take it apart without drilling out most of the bolts. Never buying anything from here, pre-assembled again lol

This use to be our home base Home Depot for project needs and for awhile there we were here more…read morefrequently than I'd like to admit, but with lots of house projects we got all the things from paint, landscaping/gardening materials, lighting, flooring and everything in between. Overall most of our experiences have been good for a big box store. This review is for our most recent experience in their paint department. We had previously received great service but this past experience was a bit odd. The paint associate seemed like he had no interest in being there whatsoever and was super unhelpful and bored when we asked a few questions on best paint for our project. The previous associate Matt was so stellar, super helpful and personable, I'm not sure if he's there anymore, but he was great. We most likely will return if the occasion arises, but I'd probably avoid their period section if I saw the same associate again.

This Miniso was huge! I stopped by to pick up my birthday blind box for the month and decided to…read morecheck out this location. It's definitely one of the bigger Minisos I've been to. They had a great variety of items, and their blind box selection was especially good. I even found some really cool ones that I haven't seen at other locations. The staff was very friendly and helpful when I asked questions, which made the experience even better. I also love that it's located in Mekong Plaza, super convenient, and parking was easy. Overall, I'd definitely come back. They have so many cute and unique items at great prices!

It's newer and clean. I'm old, I just wouldn't need…read moreanything in here. My grandkid's are all about it! They point out stuff they like in every isle. Keychains, lots of plush, nicknack this and that. Snacks, drinks, makeup and some hats and shirts. It's sort of like a Daiso but for those obsessed with a need to have Asian things. You all can probably guess the quality. It's definitely fits in with some just not me. Last word...pass.

Daiso had changed their hours since my last visit. I arrived too early so returned when I knew…read morethey were open. Daiso had completely new items since my last visit. Staff are very good about keeping their merchandise updated for the holidays and changing it out when necessary. It makes for an interesting customer visit. Their prices have increased yet still reasonable. Some items are more expensive. For the items that were not the typical price, there are charts throughout the store. No returns. Shared parking lots as well.

This place was like Temo on steroids. It looks small from the front but after you go in you realize…read moreit goes way back deep with tons of merchandise in aisle after aisle. The girl working the front counter was super nice. Two or three times I asked her where I might find things and she was very helpful and didn't act like it was an inconvenience at all like some store clerks do. I was after a certain kind of yarn and they didn't have it but I bought two or three other skeins anyway because they were so pretty. They only had thin knitting needles, nothing thick for making a bulky scarf. There was quite a selection of crochet hooks in lots of pretty colors. There was so much to look at and here I was on a time crunch because I needed to get to my daughter's and just stopped by because it was on the way. I did find some purple ballpoint pens and a couple phone cords.I definitely want to go back another day when I have lots of time to look around.

Disappointing they stop making food an hour before close -- that should be disclosed in a more…read moreobvious way.

My husband brought our daughter to Jasmine Jo for a snack. While they were there a few people gave…read moreour daughter flowers and the florist ended up making them into a small bouquet for her. She was so excited. So excited that when she brought them home I put them in a vase on the table despite the fact that I have a severe fragrance allergy and haven't been able to have fresh flowers in the house for years. Turns out I wasn't allergic to these and the whole family got to enjoy a beautiful centerpiece for two whole weeks. I can't tell you the joy the florist at Rowan Tree brought to my daughter and inadvertently to me through a simple act of kindness. His gesture guaranteed I'll use Rowan Tree whenever we send flowers.

This was a GREAT FIND! 10% off everything store wide, and they get deliveries daily…read more Very helpful, zero pressure sales associates! Paula was our favorite. $70 flat fee for delivery no matter the size of your purchase!

Worth a look! I've…read morebeen intrigued by the name and finally had a chance to stop in. Nothing fit my needs but the place was clean and everything looked decent quality. They had some interesting items as well as more basic. The pop art car bar was tempting but I don't have a spot for it. Easy parking.

Pablo and his colleague were the furniture movers who delivered my new sofa into my home. They also…read moreremoved the old sofa out of the house. Hard working and friendly guys! Thank you! Impressive and unique selection of furniture and other items in the store inventory with reasonable prices.

I live in Chandler, so when I got to Furniture Station, I had already been to a few other furniture…read morestores looking for a sofa, and was gradually working my way farther from home because nobody had anything that appealed to me. When I walked into Furniture Station, the sofa that I had been looking for was sitting right in the center of the room, as if the owner, George, knew I was coming. The sofa was exactly what I was looking for and the price was exactly right. George delivered it to my house that night and even helped me make arrangements to get my old sofa to its new home. George is great to do business with and I left feeling glad that I'd spent my sofa budget in his store.

Unfortunately, after taking classes here for 6 months, I can't say that I will return again. Im…read morekind of relieved that I used up my last pass tonight. I don't like giving places bad reviews, but I also know that as a paying customer, I deserve to be treated right. This kind of feels like when you first start dating someone, everything seems great, but then as the months go by, you realize, oh dear, I've made a grave mistake and need to get out of the situation. Thats exactly my feeling about this studio. Read on to see why you should go elsewhere. They opened about 6 months ago and I saw their ad on IG so stopped by for a free class. The class was ok and I then talked to the owner. What's interesting is that she said I could not sign up for their new student special of 3 classes for $40 because I just had a free class (even though it was their grand opening - I should have known then to not sign up for anything), and then proceeded to tell me about memberships. I rarely get memberships as I like to cross train and check out various venues. So, I signed up for 10 classes for $250. Its a good rate for reformer pilates, so I thought maybe it will work out. But sometimes gut instincts are spot on and I should have listened to my intuition. Owner then joined a few classes at the beginning when they first opened and randomly she would be in the classes I took, but she was pretty unfriendly and didnt bother to say hi to me even though we were in several classes together. That definitely didnt leave a good impression on me. She was kind of stuck up and said she works in corporate sales or something and that this is just a side hustle. That definitely left an even more sour taste in my mouth. One time I signed up for an early afternoon class but by the time I got there, the class was canceled and it become an open reformer class, so you do the exercises yourself. I didnt want to waste the class and already drove over, so did teach myself the sets but that wasnt ideal. The interior of this studio is weird and just not very aesthetically appealing to me. I am sensitive to light and the florescent lighting just does not work for me. I feel like I am doing reformer pilates in a hospital. I also found the machines to be a bit gross after 6 months as the straps are quite worn now and sometimes the floors are kind of dirty (lots of hair) and makes me want to leave this place quickly. The sound system in the studio is awful and very scatchy sounding. Cheap equipment. The cubby area is also a very tight space and so when class is over, its like a traffic jam to get out. Bathroom has only one stall, so can be a wait. To be honest, I just kind of dreaded this entire 6 month experience, but I am not a wasteful person so I made sure I used up my 10 passes. The other thing is that there is a 6 month expiration on packs you buy, so beware of that, very short window to use your passes. Their class sign up system is also clunky and I didnt enjoy that either. I prefer MindBody. The reason this place gets two stars and not one is that most of the instructors have been good and they do really try to teach a good class. The problem is everything else including the owner. I just refuse to support a business where so many things aren't working for me. Overall, its probably one of the worst studios I've experienced and I've been exercising for a good 25 years and practiced a lot of different yoga & pilates all over the world. Do yourself a favor, go somewhere where youre treated right and actually feel excited about the classes you're taking. Im definitely breaking up with this place.

I came in for an 8am pilates strength class and I definitely got a workout! I've only done two…read moreother Pilates classes with the reformers and they are deceivingly hard. This studio is really cute as it also doubles as a plant shop. Pilates studios are always expensive but they currently have some founding/new member deals. The staff were welcoming.

I've been to this world market dozens of times each year for years…read more I find the best gifts because there are so many one of a kind items from all over the world. Edible and collectibles. I have tried nearly every licorice they have ever brought in, same for their olives. Mmmmm!! This is a terrific place to find stocking stuffers too. They also greeted you on your entry and I've been helped by a lot of friendly workers. I really enjoy this location. It's my favorite in the valley.

I've been shopping at this World Market location for many years. This is their Tempe Marketplace…read morelocation. i recently moved to the area and this is now my regular World Market that I shop at. World Market was once Cost Plus World Market until Bed Bath and Beyond sold them in 2021. In the earlier days, I shopped here for furniture and bottles of wine for my wine collection. Then I started buying their coffee products. I pick up a bag of coffee often, especially during the holiday season when they offer seasonal flavors. World Market sells many specialty and import products. You can find all sorts of stuff like home furniture, kitchen products, decor, rugs, and gifts. In the grocery section are international food products, coffee, beer, and wine. My favorite time to come here is during the holiday seasons when they stock the shelves with lots of fun Fall and Winter products. When it is not the holidays, the products that I buy most here are extra virgin olive oil, coffee, pasta, and any other snacks that I can't find in regular grocery stores. Even though World Market has changed a lot over the years, I've always enjoyed the International theme here mostly because of my time being overseas. If you ever come to my place, a lot of my furniture and decor is from World Market.