This is a wonderful establishment very hard workers especially Ragan Wright and Reese. Amazing…read moreatmosphere and even has labubus on special occasions 10/10 would come back!!

Being open when they are advertised and supposed to be. I tried to shop there twice but nobody was…read morethere.

Denise is an amazing artist with a beautiful storefront in Pass Christian! She has her beautiful…read moreoriginals on the wall, with a wide selection of prints, journals, and cards! Even if you go in to just look and say hello, Denise is always there to greet you with a smile! Make sure to stop in the next time you are in the area!

We have not been to Denise's gallery yet, but we had the honor to have her paint at our wedding!!…read moreEarly into our wedding planning, my wife and I discovered that there are artist that paint moments or interpretations of weddings. We found Denise Hopkins on a wedding website and looked at the Live Wedding Paintings she posted online. We were very impressed with the beautiful works of art she posted, so we booked Denise to Live Paint our wedding reception at the "Messinas" Atrium in New Orleans . From the start, Denise was very responsive with early communications, explaining the process and giving advice on what shape and size would best capture the reception venue. She suggested square (over rectangle), because our venue has a mezzanine and high ceilings. It was great advice. When our wedding day arrived, we finally had an opportunity to meet Denise in person, at our wedding reception where she was set up to create a painting of the celebration. She is a wonderful person! Denise was an absolute hit at our wedding! So many of our guests raved about how great it was to have Denise with us, painting our big night, and interacting with the guests. Some of our guests even took photographs of the painting at different stages, so we could see how the painting progressed through the evening. The final piece of art is exceptionally beautiful! Denise perfectly captured the magical energy of the entire wedding reception. On one canvas, Denise created an art piece that tells the story of our special evening, celebrating our love, while we dance the night away with family and friends. Every time we look at the painting, we are transported back to our wedding reception, and it gives us butterfly's. Huge thank you to Denise, for telling the story of our wedding in such a unique and beautiful way. -Kenny & Luyen

Absolutely love this little gallery, came in here a couple years ago and bought an awesome piece…read morethat my wife absolutely loves. Came in again today and realized that they have moved to the new location on Howard Avenue. Which is even bigger and brighter than the other place I think. I love the variety of Artists that are here. The staffing has been consistently, friendly and helpful each time I've come into look around. For local art, I think it's it's a value for sure. For me, this is where I would come to for decorating and art to display. Definitely recommend, will come back.

Art looks old and not high quality. I think it's dirty in there, stuff on floor and rude employee…read morewhen I asked a question. I think I interrupted a gossip session. Drive a little further to Ocean Springs to get quality art. A bunch of grandma work in here.

If you are looking for home decor items or some furniture items, you should come here…read more I am not really sure why this place is called At Home. If I was at home, I would be chilling in my shorts and t-shirt with my feet up. I have a feeling they might frown upon that sort of thing here. Maybe At Store would be a more appropriate name. What does that to do with this review? Not much, but occasionally I type whatever enters my brain and you're stuck deciding whether to keep reading or not. I have been to this store a few times. The first time was when I was shopping for patio furniture and was a disaster. The second visit I was looking for a rug that would really tie a room together, and it was slightly less of a disaster. This store is massive. Imagine a Home Depot or Lowes sized store. Inside it is filled with a massive amount of home items. Everything from accent pieces, rugs, furniture, pillows, stuff I don't know what it was, mirrors, etc. was available. It was honestly a little overwhelming. Earlier I mentioned the first trip being a disaster and now I will elaborate. I was looking for a patio set that would be comfortable, durable, and available. This was my third stop of the day in my quest for a patio set. After sitting in about ten different chairs I found one that was perfect. It was super comfortable and affordable. The problem was that there was only one on display and I needed two or a couch in the space I had. When I went and sought an employee out you would of thought I asked for her first born child. Actually I think it would have been easier to get a first born child because she pretty much blew me off. I tried another employee and it was pretty much the same. The third told me she would call someone so I waited, and waited, and waited. I eventually said some expletives to myself and chunked up the deuce (shoutout Lil' Keke). I didn't ever want to come back. But I did. Why, you ask? Well after finding a less awesome set of patio furniture, I decided I needed a rug. I remembered from my first trip that this store had an enormous amount of rugs. Now look, I don't really know a lot about rugs. I seriously just needed one to put on the patio because I saw someone else with one and thought it was a good idea. The good news about the rugs here is that you can hoist one over your shoulder, pay for it, and roll out. No employee help needed. So that's what I did, and it all worked out. Plus the cashier was pretty friendly this time. Sweet!

Love this place. I have been to At Hone in 3 states (TX,MS, and LA) and I really like this…read morelocation. The staff is kind and friendly. The items are well stocked and the layout is neat and clean. I went to one location in Louisiana and everything was thrown all over the place. I will come back to this location.

The town of Bay St. Louis is one of the most unique areas in the south. Smith and Lens adds to the…read moreuniqueness of downtown BSL, and it's well worth a visit. Located inside of a rustic looking cypress cottage, the modern art adorning the walls may seem out of place. But that is just what makes this place so special. On the day I visited the art on display involved 50s and 60s advertisements made in to modern art. It was completely unexpected, but at the same time, completely cool. The man working the counter was very friendly and knowledgeable. He was also very welcoming despite the two kids I took with me who didn't appreciate the art as much as I did. Maybe one day I will get a gallery show here. Even if I don't I will be sure to keep visiting and check out the real artists that do make the cut to be displayed. If you find yourself in Bay St. Louis, make sure to add Smith and Lens to your list of places to visit.

Another favorite shop when visiting downtown BSL. Wonderful art gallery and I also throughly enjoy…read morethe festivities the owners help organize for the community.

Panda's is a great location for Tabletop and Card gamers! I've been on a few occasions for…read moredifferent reasons. My first visit was for some Dungeon's and Dragons materials (dice, figurines, etc) and I found their options great. With plenty to browse and decide from. A hard-to-find thing in person/offline. Since then, I've picked up several Magic the Gathering card packs. They have a very good selection, with multiple options to browse/purchase from to include full box sets. I saw other card games options, but I apologize I do not know what they were as I wasn't shopping for those specifically. The employees were great, in quick help finding what I was looking for and even giving ideas based on what I wanted. They also had several solo cards for purchase if you're trying to find something specific or build something... as long as you're okay browsing for it. BONUS: they give a military discount too! Would definitely recommend this location for your tabletop/card gaming needs.

Well, we came back...and we probably shouldn't have. This time we came looking for low-dollar…read morePokemon cards. I called beforehand to ask if they carried them and after two unanswered calls, someone finally picked up and confirmed that they do. When we got there, it was a super weird energy. Men at tables around the store staring at us like we had three heads (possibly because my sister and I were the only two women in the entire store?) and following our every move. Everyone working there was dismissive and rude. It took asking two different people to show us to the Pokemon cards, which are stacked haphazardly in white boxes in what appears to be a disused hallway. When we inquired about how they were priced, we got a curt, "It depends." No further extrapolation and the guy walked away after so we couldn't even follow up. My sister went back up to the counter to ask and the guy said he was going to "look up their individual prices on the app." Some sort of collecting app, I guess? I don't know about you, but I'm not going to stand at a counter for an hour while some guy google image searches every Pokemon card in my stack of 100+ cards. After looking through half of one box, we gave up. The unwelcoming energy, unmarked prices, and open-mouth staring patrons are enough to put me off ever coming back to Panda's Pair O Dice.

This lady owns 2 shops. One near Pinkston Music Store and one at 1730 E. Pass Rd. She has lots of…read morefurniture inventory and it is well arranged. However, I am an antique dealer and I buy lots of furniture in lots of stores all over the country, Most of the stores that I frequent love to have me visit because I never ask for a discount and I am very friendly with store employees. I selected a piece or furniture, went to the check out counter with cash and never asked for a discount or any thing special. I was visiting from out of town and simply asked the owner if I might be able to borrow her dolly to load my piece and she very rudely raised her voice and said "I am NOT helping you load that." I told her that I had no intention of asking her to help--that I loaded furniture all the time by myself. She continued to argue with me and when I said "mam, I never asked you to help me. I load furniture by myself all the time." She snapped at me and said "you've already said that." She had a man visiting the store that offered to help me and she said "you need to make up your mind whether you are going to load now or later because he doesn't HAVE to help you." The kind man helped me load the piece without event and I thanked him for his kindness, I also asked him to share with his friend that I often drive a truck to stores and buy multiple pieces for cash, but because she was the rudest antique store owner I had ever encountered I would never be back. I talked with friends from the area and they have experienced similar attitude. What a shame. Lovely store but I'll buy somewhere else.

Gosh, so many things to choose from! Antiques--YES....but so much more. I could've spent all day in…read morethere! Really fantastic prices. Friendly employees. You must check it out!!

This is a one of a kind store. They have tons of puzzles to choose from. They also had longboards…read moreand hiking equipment. I was surprised to see that near the back of the store. They also specialize in framing puzzles that you have completed. This would be a good place for gifts. The workers are super nice and helpful also.

I've been buying puzzles and having them mounted here for over ten years. I can't say enough good…read morethings about the care Puzzles USA takes with mounting my puzzles. They have a true love for the jigsaw!