Great place for outdoor gear and shoes. They seem to have everything I need every time I go there.read more

I could not go anywhere without the overbearing sales staff in my business. Way way too much. When…read moremy mother signed up for a rewards card, they asked for her age and literally laughed in her face. The staff was not polite and one of them got really personal trying to get information. Not a great way to earn repeat business. That being said, great selection of TOMS.

Lovely locally owned jewelry store! Beautiful custom work and so many options. On site repairs,…read morewatch batteries and overall great service

I have always been satisfied when shopping @ Intrigue Jewelry store. Like the selection but MOST…read moreimportant I LOVE the customer service! Thank you Aquandus

Santa did not properly assemble a bike for our 7 year old granddaughter and even though the bike…read morewas not purchased at James Bros., they checked the bike over, fixed it and it was ready the same day. Santa cannot thank the guys @Jamesbros enough for their cheerful, professional service and He highly recommends them for all of your biking needs!

Coolest bike shop in Alabama. Great service, and helpful staff. Plus you can't beat 6 beers on…read moredraft and a number in a can, in a bike shop. How cool right?

My wife and I did our open water certification with Adventure Sports over the summer. Let me tell…read moreyou this has been one of the best decisions we have made. Diving is always something we thought about trying, but never got around to getting certified. We didn't want to do this just on some random trip with a 1-2 day class. After doing some research we discovered that this could be a dangerous way to learning scuba, because you really just have a rushed training. So we found this dive shop that was local (support your local dive shops!!) and looked into SSI dive training. Now i have read the review on here that didn't enjoy their experience in the pool up to 3 hours a night. It was stated that it was "boring, freezing, and frustrating "also "such a waste of time waiting for everyone else to demonstrate each skill multiple times". For me the pool wasn't ever freezing but if you find the pool to be uncomfortable you can do your training in a 3mil+ wetsuit that you can either purchase or rent from the shop. As for the boring and frustration of watching others do their skills multiple times.... Well this is a training class. If you understand the importance of repeating the same skills to become comfortable, so that when you actually have to use them it's more muscle memory and not full on panic. Yes you will also watch others do these skills multiple times as well. This to me would be a great time to pay attention to others and observe, but also learn to control your basic breathing. If I would have done this from the start of my scuba adventure, I would have had more bottom time on my 1st 8 dives from not using too much of my air. These skills you are learning over and over again at a safe confines of a pool are very important. It's a whole lot better to take the time to grind them into your thought process in a class environment so you can do them efficiently. Than the alternative of being 60 ft. under water and in a panic, that by not taking the time to learn them could lead to severe injury or worse. I found the classes to be fun and a good learning experience. In our class we had a good mix of ages from 11-50+. Once we got to our check out dives these basic skills were 2nd nature to our class. I can honestly say that i didn't find all the pol sessions to be "boring, freezing, and frustrating ". That i found them to be what they are set up to be engaging, educational, and informative. Also our check out dives in the Gulf of Mexico off Panama City Beach were at a depth of 70ft. I didn't find this to be uncomfortable or scary because well.... i fell like i was adequately trained for it. The 1st Dive was at a bridge span that the tie off i think was around 45 ft. and the bottom was 71 ft. This dive as with all dives you go as deep AS YOU ARE COMFORTABLE WITH. We started off looking at the marine life at the top and by the end of the dive with our instructor we were at bottom depth. The next dive was a separate bridge span that was similar depths. We enjoyed the experience with Adventure Sports that we have gone back with them on several other dives. We have also went through more training with them for Advanced Open Water certification as well as Deep Diving and Nitrox certifications. We have not had an experience with any instructor who seemed to be unprofessional or not being safe. So if you read the other review and seen that they discussed trainers "hung over on training dives, and excessive alcohol" i have not witnessed this. Any drinking that has happened is on the boat ride back from our dives and wasn't in excess. If you pay attention to what's being taught in the class that is one thing that is explained. You don't drink and dive, it's not safe for you or the other divers that are in the water with you. So I can't speak for their experience but i can say on the 5 different charter boats dives I have been on with Adventure Sports that hasn't been our experience. We are now 27 dives into our scuba adventure with many more to go, and I would like to thank Adventure Sports for preparing us for this adventures ! Side note: If you are looking to invest in your scuba diving life style i would also recommend purchasing gear from Adventure Sports. We bought our BC, regulator, and computers from Adventure Sports. This was actually cheaper than anything we found on line. Even more so when you get a 10% student discount while you are in a training class. Support Your Local Dive Shop!

I got my open water certification through Adventure Sports in 2014. I do NOT recommend this…read morereckless operation for diving education. The instructors are incredibly unprofessional, careless, and the owner/main instructor Wade is extremely disorganized and a horrible teacher. Totally disorganized, unnecessarily slow. We signed up thinking it would be several weeks of classes (6 I believe) in a row on Sunday evenings. Wade randomly informed us that the classes were cancelled and ended up spreading out the classes over a much longer period of time. If you like to plan out your weekends, this is very frustrating. Speaking of frustrating. We were in a group of people ranging from 5-7 people with an instructor at the bottom of the AU pool for 3!!! hours each Sunday evening that we had class. Boring, freezing, frustrating. I wish I had just had an extended vacation to do my dive certification with fewer people so it wouldn't have been such a waste of time waiting for everyone else to demonstrate each skill multiple times. Most of the time was wasted due to poor instructions and disorganization. Dangerously unprofessional. Some of the instructors would joke about being so hungover on training dives that they vomited in their regulators. The owner organizes trips for college students and on our training dive to Vortex Springs he had several handles of liquor and a cooler of beer. It doesn't matter who ended up consuming that because that quantity of alcohol does not belong on a TRAINING trip with inexperienced divers. They also forgot to tell us about keeping new masks from fogging, buoyancy control, and necessary accessories for the dives (e.g., gloves for protection from fire coral). Inappropriate open water dive site for beginners. The Panama City dives are with poor visibility and each have a depth of 75 feet. Not knowing any better, I assumed this was normal. Any dive operator or diver I have told about this experience is appalled that these are the first open water dives where they take their students. Most beginner dives are in the 40-50 ft range. I mistakenly thought that I just didn't like SCUBA diving because this first experience was not fun for me. Thankfully, I didn't quit once I realized that the context in which I learned was the problem, not SCUBA in general. I found the overall operation so reckless that I didn't not feel comfortable on our final dives. I was a nervous wreck and didn't finish my last dive so I did a referral dive later with a very wonderful company in the Caribbean and LOVED IT! I wish we hadn't paid these people because it was such a bad experience. Also, as a side note, I wouldn't recommend buying a wet suit here. After telling us that we should buy our own suits because "borrowing one is like wearing another guy's underwear", we both bought suits. My husband wanted a long suit but there wasn't one in stock so Wade let him borrow a short suit for two months. Then Wade allowed him to swap the short suit for the long one. This means that someone eventually purchased the used short suit that my husband wore for all of our training. GROSS! Who knows what else is "borrowed" from their inventory!

[This is written from the perspective of someone who's not a current bike rider but may be looking…read moreto change that!] James Bros. has a lot of bicycles for sale, a lot of Specialized ones and other brands too. The bikes start around $400 and they go up up up from there. Besides bikes, they've got an assortment of accessories and gear. Check out the Jame Bros. Facebook page for info about sales and such. The staff were polite and happy to answer all sorts of questions and didn't hound or hassle you as you browsed. Perusing the website, there's info about local rides, bike rentals, and service options. There is a public restroom! Always a plus. It's in the back, to the left. Tidy too. Parking isn't a problem in this small shopping center. Look for James Bros. to the right of Kinnucan's.

I love the bike I rented from here. The staff was really knowledgeable and helped me load it on my…read morejeep. They also recommended bike trails for me.

Love our new very comfortable and cozy Asanti sofa and oversized chair in the color Fog. Buying a…read moreswivel glider next from Goree's to complete the seating for the room. Great prices plus we love supporting good local businesses. We especially love the extra special customer service from Brad White. He's the BEST!!!

New from out of state Realtor told me about this place…read moreLisa white was the nicest sales lady I even called back got extra pieces and was treated very well Their delivery staff one only not both was rude but he may had bad day It will be my go to place since i live here now

Trust me when I say this place is the ONLY jeweler you want to go to in the Auburn or Opelika area…read more I'll keep this story short but I've used them for a few minor things over the years and had nothing but genuine experiences. It had been almost two years since I had stopped by. I went back last week and immediately without giving my name or anything they recognized me and even remembered the item from years back and were excited to see me (and no it wasn't some expensive memorable item). If that doesn't show you that they actually care and are in business for the right reasons I don't know what will. They won't speak over you, try to push you to buy anything, or treat you unfairly. They are just simply amazing, do GREAT work, and have the most reasonable prices in town which is just icing on the cake. Love them and you won't regret taking my advice to stay away from everywhere else in the area :)

Arod I think was talking about a vendor, not the staff. The store looks great. It used to be…read moreAmerica's Thrift Store back in the old days, but now its a thrift, consignment, and shared office space environment. There are new items on the shelf everyday. I routinely buy polos and other brand names etc. There was a vendor that thought she was selling real brand names, prada, michael kors etc. When the price is under $100, new - it ain't real.

Be careful! Is not honest about what they sell! Be especially careful when buying "brand name"…read moreitems such as crystal and make sure it is what they say it it! Will not do business again!