Love it!! I highly recommend this place!! Katelyn was awesome and knowledgeable! Great for a work…read moreouting!

This studio holds such a special place in my heart. I highly recommend both their try it sessions…read moreas well as the longer 8 week sessions!

I haven't been in Michaels in a long time. Decided to stop in and browse for a bit, this location…read morewas bigger than the ones I'm used to seeing. It was really clean. I had no idea they such a huge fall and Halloween section. There was so much stuff. The staff I came across were friendly. The restroom was clean. I really appreciated that.

Horrible place. People that work there don't help you and their payment system itrys to get your…read morepersonal information

I have followed Assemble Cocktail Workshop on Instagram and have always thought it looked super…read morefun, so when a friend wanted to do a private party for her birthday - it was a no brainer! We arrived a bit early and Lillian quickly whipped us up a welcome cocktail which she called "A Walk in the Garden". It was a prosecco based cocktail and absolutely delicious (and pretty). While we enjoyed this cocktail and looked around the shop... she prepared the workshop space for the lesson. The birthday girl had been given a list of cocktails in advance and was able to select the ones she wanted to learn how to make (she selected the Blackberry Smash & Bee's Knees). One thing I loved about this class is that Lillian gave options with each cocktail so that everyone would end up with a drink they loved. For example, if you don't like bourbon which is typically in a Bee's Knees... you could use gin instead! Then we had the options to make it spicy/sweet/herbal/ etc. By the end of the class... we all had different and personalized cocktails. In addition to the cocktails, Lillian prepared a large bowl of popcorn with specialty seasonings and showed us some of the fun tools that can be used for different prep methods. We also had downtime between making each drink to enjoy them and chat amongst ourselves. This class made for the perfect outing... we're already talking about doing another for the next girl's weekend. I cannot recommend this class enough and will absolutely be back!

What's not to love about making delicious and fun cocktails with friends?!…read more Lillian's cocktail workshops are a great interactive activity for anyone who is looking to up their cocktail game. I was doing a birthday weekend with friends in Boerne and came across Assemble Cocktail via Visit Boerne. I booked a private Tiki session for 7 of us and it was the perfect way to celebrate with friends. If there's only one or two of you, you can book an open session that's available. We made Mai Tais and Painkillers - both were delicious. Since I had a couple of folks who were preggo, I notified Lillian and she made sure to have two setups with zero-proof "spirits." Lillian was a great teacher and host. She has aprons and leis so the vibes were perfect. The location is a cute bungalow tucked behind another business on Main Street (kind of easy to miss if you're looking for it right on Main Street). The business started at the beginning of the year, so it's fairly new, but add it to your list of things to do if you're in the Boerne area!

This is an amazing business, and the owner is so easy to work with and very responsive. If you are…read morelooking for bat apparel, gifts, or a bat house for your yard, this is the place to go!

Excellent customer service! I had a few questions about my order and they returned my call right…read moreaway. Prompt delivery with a nice card! I highly recommend supporting this local business.

the lady there was so kind and she really helped me find the things I needed! also they always have…read morelittle needohs if that's what your looking for lol! they mostly have the grovy globs and the glow in the dark grovy globs (Needoh) I have gotten 10 of those but 1 sadly popped it was probably from my nails tho lol not the stores fault. But one time I found a Needoh dreamdrop and a giant green spiral one! so the selection is definitely not limited I just think that they get the little Needohs the most! the little ones are only 3:99$ which I think is good giving the fact that I can find them anywhere lol so the value of them is good!! anyways that's all byeee!!!

Their hours are incorrect everywhere. They close at 7 and they have not been updated according to…read moreother reviews

Always finding more than what I need here. Their prices have gone up however, so I still go to…read moreDollar Tree for some items.

** NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ** This store is super fun to…read moreshop with a wide range of neat products available. However, be aware that ALL SALES ARE FINAL. I was flabbergasted to learn that you couldn't even do an exchange or get store credit. Not one check out person mentioned this very important fact. To be fair, there are signs but they're filled with lots of other information and very easy to miss. It does also say it on the receipt but when you're used to returning things in this day and age with barely a fuss, it was quite the surprise. Overall, I do really like Daiso (basically a Japanese dollar store; $2.25 for most things) just be aware that your purchase is FINAL.

Looks like we have a new store in the mall. They are family owned. "Mom" owned. The son, Jay, works…read morethe store. He's super charming, and quick with a cute comeback. Really enjoyed my time walking around, picking a crystal that speaks to me. They do have some beautiful pieces and some decorative pieces as well.

I would first like to say that I do an internship here. Because of this, I will have some bias but…read moreI will keep this as objective as I can. I am an artist and have several national and international art shows to my credit. I have also been listed as one of Photographer's Forum top student photographer for 2017. One of the things I see other artists overlooking time and time again is good mounting and framing. I have seen people put work that they have spent dozens of hours on in a $10 Hobby Lobby frame for a show. One of the best things you can do for your art is quality framing and AA&F is one of the best places around. I have worked with a few of the framing shops around here and many more in other parts of the country. From interning there I have seen their ability to build just about anything that people can think up. Both Dan and Melissa are artists and that makes a huge difference when working with somebody on framing. They listen well and use their years of experience to elevate the work whether that means for the frame to get out of the way and disappear or become a part of the artwork itself. They pride themselves in the details and treat all the artwork they are working on as if it was their own work. Like I said they can custom make just about anything and they also have a large selection of ready-made frames. They have one of the largest selection of moldings and glass/acrylic options I have seen. The gallery is also beautiful with many local artists represented. They can also install work in the Austin area.

They did a great job framing my art. very happy! I thought their prices were reasonable also.read more

I've been shopping at Gauge for years and it's easily my favorite yarn shop in the Austin area…read more Though the shop appears small, Gauge has a fantastic selection of yarns in a variety of weights and price points. There is also a nice selection of knitting needles and crochet hooks. The owner and employees are all extremely sweet and helpful while being great at letting you browse around at your own pace. They've custom ordered yarn for me on multiple occasions and are diligent about keeping in touch about the order. There's a nice setup toward the back of the shop for classes or just dropping in to knit for a bit. They have a knitting book lending library too!

Solid little yarn shop tucked into a strip building. Was hoping for more natural fibers to be…read moreavailable, a lot of it contains acrylic or polyesters which is fine, but not what I go to local shops for. Their inventory is all arranged by size, so your smaller strands like sockweight will be toward the front of the place while your thicker worsted and aran weights will be in their little back room. I didn't see much in regard to bulky weight. The back area also has their discounted stock in a little shelf. Peruse that section and you might find a great deal on something that you need. The staff is all very friendly and helpful they helped like four other folks there including one small child who said they had just started crochet. It was very sweet.