This store has an excellent selection of international goods that are reasonably priced. Staff is…read morecourteous and helpful. I always find unique items to take home and/or give as gifts.

I love this nursery. Native Gardens has a large variety of plants, pots, and decorations. While the…read morevast preponderance of our purchases are plants and decorative pots, you may want to look inside and see the unique furniture offerings including painted and carved wooden benches. The employees are always friendly and helpful.

Some of the reviews were posted before our newer Manager Ellie was hired as the new manager back in…read moreSept. 2019. She is very experienced in managing and an expert in quality of the consignments she accepts for sale to the customers. She stands behind the products and entertains reasonable complaints. Many customers are happy with their purchases and continue to come back for more treasures!

Stopped by with my mom at 230 today. We were not greeted or approached. We were perusing when they…read moreturned the lights off (without letting us know) my mom and I left without purchasing anything. We felt very unwelcome. I wonder if it is because we are POC. Will never spend my money here. You lost two good customers

I have found some lovely items in this store, from housewares to scarves, pillows to shorts for my…read morehusband. My problem with this store is I can never count on it being open on the days posted. Plus the shop itself is way back inside the fellowship hall; the best directions I can give are go in the door past the gift shop, turn right into the f. hall, turn left, walk to the back of the room and up the steps. Which reminds me, it's not handicap accessible.

No idea how I've never stopped here before but what a find…read more The UNA Center is one of only three in the entire world which is pretty wild and it originally opened in 1975 near Grant before moving to the Speedway location in 2003. There's real history tied to UNICEF here and you can feel the purpose behind everything in the space. Fun fact UNICEF was originally created in 1946 to provide emergency food and healthcare to children after World War II and today it operates in over 190 countries. So many beautiful pieces and honestly the prices are great for what you're getting. It all supports a meaningful cause and the service was genuinely kind and helpful. I loved the woven baskets made from telecommunications wires from South Africa super unique and detailed. Also the incense cacao bars and singing bowls are so good I could have spent way too long browsing. There are pieces from all over the world and it really feels like a global collection rather than a typical shop. I ended up snagging a beautiful bracelet and a unique woven hat and already know I'll be back.

I greeted a staff member as I entered the store, and let her know I was just browsing. This shop…read morehas some beautiful internationally sourced items! However, as I waited at the counter for assistance, I was completely ignored by BOTH staff members who were engaged in a conversation with another shopper regarding her emotionally stunted cocker spaniels. I leaned in and made eye contact (who knew how long this dog-centered drivel would go on), yet, apparently, I remained not worth waiting upon. Both staff members acknowledged me as they wished me farewell (!) after I gave up and left the store empty handed; 'seemed purposefully rude by that point.

Fantastic independent book store with a generous trade-in policy, rental book rack, and wide…read moreselection of books and puzzles. One of my favorite places in GV!

A weird vibe .I always detected hostility and condescension from the co.manager. This guy lacks…read moresocialization skills,and is not very interested in books,unlike his partner,who is a book person,and a people person,but in poor health,so we see more of the disinterested manager. I was over charged on one order. Otherwise,a good used bookshop.Due to the weird vibes,I don't feel comfortable there,and I stopped any business there almost two years ago.

I recently attended a wreath making workshop here and it was amazing! I had so much fun creating my…read morewreath~ the owner was so sweet, patient, and a great teacher. I definitely want to come back and do another workshop! The store is also adorable. I had to buy a few things for the holidays, because I couldn't resist. I got adorable flower ornaments and a holiday dried flower bouquet. The store has many cute things, it was impossible to leave with just the wreath. Additionally, great prices!!

From the owner: We have a dried flower bar service perfect for Wedding Shower, Baby Shower, Birthday Party, Work…read moreParty or just something to do with friends and family.

What a treat to see this temporary pop up! It's arrived for the holiday season, just since Black…read moreFriday, at the coaxing of the management team. Thankfully. The two other main locations in Tucson are not open on Sundays, like this pop up. You can purchase mini bells and holiday bells. Most go between about $20 and $50 each. Great way to share love, kindness and this lovely organization's mission. They also have inside, tea towels, jewelry and many other gift items. There is a partnership with the UA College of Education, so there are mini bells with the Block A and Wilbur Wildcat. How wonderful! There's also pride, apple (for teachers), heart and snowflake mini bells. Of course, you cannot purchase the large bells. You can only acquire one by finding one that has been planted in public. There is a work station in the back where you can paint. Take 2 minutes or 2 hours to volunteer -- whatever your fancy. And bring the kids. Not certain how long the shop will be open, but what a treat!

From the owner: Ben's Bells teaches communities about the positive impacts of intentional kindness and inspires…read morepeople to practice kindness as a way of life.

I have used this florist many times over the years, most recently when I needed arrangements for…read moremy mom's Celebration of Life reception at my home. I was very specific about the colors of flowers, ribbons and the height of the arrangements and they were even more lovely than I had imagined. I have had several bad experiences with ordering flowers via FTD, 1-800-flowers and Costco. I now only trust my floral orders to this local business. I thought i had taken photos of the arrangements, but unfortunately I did not. It was a very emotional day.

Horrible again. 8…read moreyears ago someone sent me flowers from this place. Awful. Again half dead flowers. I cannot recommend them at all. Order from Amazon. You get better service and they stand by what they sell.