Worst customer service experience I have ever had in my life! I just had some questions concerning…read morea chain necklace replacement I wanted to buy. The gal that helped me asked if i knew what kind of chain it was and of course I didn't. She sighed and looked at it to see what I needed to buy. I asked her a few more questions and I just got very rude responses back. I finally just said "I'm not arguing with you at all, I just was asking a question". She proceeds to be extremely rude. She finally said the chain you want isn't in stock and it wont be in for at least two weeks. I asked if she wanted my name and number so she could call when it came in. She didn't say anything to answer my question. She just repeated herself "it should be in in maybe two weeks. I just said...ok...thanks and started to leave. As I was walking away I could hear the gal that "helped" me and the three other sales clerks snickering and talking. I just continued to walk and all I could do was shake my head in disgust. I left the store and went strait across the way to Riddles Jewelry where I had excellent costumer service. I would NOT recommend anyone to Zale's in the mall in Watertown, SD.

I have a a couple of dealings with Riddles in Watertown. I am not a jewelry guy at all. The sales…read moreperson I dealt with Jaime was very easy to deal with. She started my education on different mounts and stones. She made my experience worth sharing. You can be I'll head back to Riddles in Watertown when I need to buy jewelry. Thanks again!!

I'm not usually one to write negative reviews about businesses, but I haven't had a real great…read moreexperience at Riddles. I went in to get my ring resized and they had to order a new one. They said it would take a week to come in and I'm going on the third week and still no ring. I have called multiple times to see if it has come in and both times they have told me they will check on the arrival date and call me back and I haven't received any calls yet. They have had terrible customer service and don't know what they are doing. I would definitely recommend checking out other jewelry stores. They won't be receiving my business in the future

Good thrift store in the old Herberger's spot. This is a great spot to shop for women's jeans and…read moremen's clothes. I've also found good deals on holiday decor in the past. Things are fairly priced, though I've noticed some inconsistencies a few times.

Angels Attic was my favorite thrift store for many years. Reasonable prices and a wide variety of…read moreitems. It's been my favorite place to donate items to as well. After tonight, I will not be returning. I was asked to leave because my two year old was having an emotional meltdown. Only 24 months old, he was crying because I wouldn't let him play with a toy that he could break. I moved him and my other children to the back of the store to minimize disruption while the baby cried. Two year old meltdowns rarely last long, and I THOUGHT the classic toddler tantrum was a universal childhood experience. He was not causing problems; Rather, he was sitting next to the cart crying, and my preschoolers were behaving flawlessly. An employee came back and asked me to "control" my child, and accused us of "disrupting the other customers". As a mom of five, I've been shopping with children for many years and I've never been so humiliated. I've gathered a lot of compliments (at stores and also restaurants) for my well behaved kids, but I've never before been shamed and humiliated. I hope it was just a case of a "bad apple" employee and not the value system of the store's management.

I recently got my first tattoo done here. It's a nice little place uptown, friendly staff and very…read morereasonable price. Everything seemed to be done properly and cleanly. Gloves were worn as well. The guy was nice and asked how I was doing, as it was my first. Didn't hurt bad like I thought, but he was considerate of that. I was also given instructions on how to clean and take care of it, given an information sheet actually. I also have to note on how amazingly clean and nice the bathroom was!

From the owner: At Ritual Addictions in Watertown, South Dakota you can get the most impressive new tattoos and…read morepiercings for the most competitive prices. Ritual Addictions also offers a wide assortment of unique and high quality body jewelry as well. If you are looking for the best tattoo shop in Watertown, South Dakota be sure to stop by or call Ritual Addictions to turn the tattoo that you have in mind into a reality.

Alot of good verity of everything. Prices are good as well…read more Matter of fact.... I'm going for a day drive as I live 50 miles away, to roam around and find something else for my new home.

What a special, special place. And it's all free…read more I'll be honest, I was not all too thrilled about coming here, but I could've spent all day here. Too bad I only had an hour here before they closed because I felt I needed at least two. Terry Redlin's work is spectacular. You can see and feel the heart and soul in each and every one of his paintings. And his talent is incredible, truly unmatched. I especially enjoyed his America The Beautiful series and His First series. And I have to note that the ladies working here are so sweet and such a delight. They were all helpful and just absolute dolls. Make sure to buy something from the gift shop or one of his pieces as this is how they stay in business.

Being only remotely familiar with Terry Redlins work we decided to stop at his Museum on our way to…read morePierre. As we entered we were warmly greeted by the female director who explained everything the Museum has to offer including 3 separate galleries, 160 original oil paintings & 3 gift shops. There is no admission fee & you can likely spend 1 - 1.5 hours looking & browsing. We were amazed at all of his beautiful paintings & reading about his journey through life not to mention the many, many awards he had received over decades of his work. All in all we thoroughly enjoyed our time here & we both became big fans of Terry Redlin the artist & Terry Redlin the man.