My family all lives in Robbins while I reside in Florida. Upon my fathers recommendation many years…read moreago I began using kinzas. She is seriously amazing and through the years that I have sent many floral arrangements for a multitude of reasons I know that I can call up and she will make something beautiful! Had to call her yesterday after the passing of my great grandmother and although she was already almost out of stock, the flowers were beautiful and tasteful. I was sent a picture and I am super impressed! Thanks for always having my back y'all!

From the owner: Kinza's Creations proudly serves Robbins and the surrounding areas. We're family owned and…read moreoperated, and committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt. We always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect. Let Kinza's Creations be your first choice for flowers.

From initial contact Curtis answered our questions in regards to repairing my iPhone 12 Pro Max…read more We ordered the kit overnight for only an extra $20 bucks and we're called immediately when parts arrived, my phone was fixed same day! Amazing service and attention to detail. We even received a discount for a minor chip in the kit, the contacted the manufacturer. Good people, honest work, and fast service! Come here don't waste time going somewhere else.

I dropped my brand new iPhone and feared I cracked the screen. I took it to Xcell and it turns out…read moreI only cracked the screen protector. They replaced it while I waited and it only cost me $8! Highly recommend!

There are over 80 artists in Seagrove, NC producing pottery, but what makes Westmoore so unique is…read morethe fact they reproduce functional piece based on archelogical digs in North Carolina. The work is delicate and intracate and fully functional which when it comes to art is considered by some to be the best kind of art. The glass ware is something to see....translucent colors and delicate shapes. Pots of all shapes and sizes using very traditional gazes I could have dropped a few thousand dollars in here with all the items I fell in love with, but in the end I didn't buy anything. But I will be back another day and then something...more like somethings are leaving with me.

This has been one of my favorite pottery makers. I like the traditional styles, and the earthy…read morecolors of the pottery. The building itself is adorable and the showroom looks like a Colonial kitchen. Very cute.

Great service, reasonable prices, and quality workmanship! I have had several watches and clocks…read morerepaired here. The staff is friendly and really knows what they are doing. One watch I took there was deemed unfixable by two other repair shops, but he fixed it in under an hour and it has stayed in perfect working order for more than five years now. Highly recommend Cote Timeworks!

I took my watch to be cleaned and my 18 year old Seiko Premier looks like new! Great service, I…read morewill definitely go back again.

The driver and helpers worked very hard and treated our belongings as if they were their own. They…read morewere very courteous and a pleasure to work with. Our overall moving experience exceeded our expectations and would definitely recommend them.

On June, 23rd 2025, Sandhills Moving & Storage delivered our household goods after they had…read more been stored for two years in the company's climate-controlled facility while our house was undergoing renovations. Prior to storage, we elected full coverage insurance and were assured that the company had extensive experience handling and storing antique and high-value furniture for our sizable amount of belongings in a 6k square foot home. Upon delivery, we discovered that the majority of our items were severely broken or damaged, and nearly all were affected by what appeared to be mold or mildew. Moisture readings on our antique furniture measured approximately 60%, and in some cases, moving blankets had adhered to the surfaces. All of this damage was witnessed and assessed by not only their moving team but a manager they sent out to our home the following day who was in complete shock at the staggering amount of damage. After Sandhills filed our insurance claim, for our elected full insurance, we learned from the insurance carrier that the required paperwork was not fulfilled by Sandhills despite being required under their own policy. This administrative oversight voided our full coverage protection and reduced our compensation to $2.50 per pound, which is far below the replacement value of the affected items. When we initially raised this issue, a manager, Pat, assured us it would be corrected, but subsequent calls were not returned, and our attempts to follow up have been unsuccessful. Pat refuses to speak to us and the secretary hung up on us. All of these conversations have been recorded and we have proof of all statements made by the insurance, Sandhills, their movers, managers, and any/all parties involved because NC is a one party consent to record. My husband and I are both 100% disabled Army veterans with four children, one of whom has a severe disability and Sandhills was abundantly aware of this. Following the delivery, our family has experienced health issues consistent with mold exposure. A licensed mold specialist advised us to seal off all affected items to prevent contamination of our newly renovated home, leaving a significant amount of our belongings to include all major furniture such as living room furniture, bedroom sets, mattresses, and dining room furniture unusable. This situation has caused substantial financial, logistical, emotional, and health challenges for our family. While we understand that mistakes can occur, we are shocked that there has been no meaningful resolution or constructive communication to address the matter and ZERO accountability. I tried to contact the owner Jason Birdsall via phone, email, and his Facebook with no response. We hope that by sharing our experience, others will have the information needed to make an informed decision to look elsewhere during a move or storage need. We are now being forced to pay for a lawyer to seek legal representation in this matter. No family should ever have to suffer like this.

Definitely a favorite from this trip and I am visiting again in a few months and this will be on…read morethe list to return to! This studio is phenomenal and a couple of generations in. The anagama kiln and the new one being built out back are impressive. The studios for processing the local clay, throwing and glazing all had individual spaces in historic buildings. I fist loved the chime bowls hanging out front on the porch, the shelves outside full of the sons work. Inside I was stunned by beautiful artistry. I love trees and that was a continued theme in this shop. The soul bowls were lovely too- a concept beautifully brought to realization by the artist. The behind the scenes tour was just the icing. I bought 2 pieces and struggled immensely trying to choose. One carved tree wall plaque and one woodfired bottle with a tree carved in. Thank you for the meet and greet- and I might snag one of the bowl chimes on my next visit!

From the owner: Wheel thrown, wood-fired potteryread more

I unfortunately won't buy anything through BRG again. I purchased an "oil painting" of a flower…read morevase a couple of years ago, but when I got it home I realized it was a print. I took the blame for that because I didn't inspect the painting properly when I picked it up (it was behind a plastic cover so it wasn't super easy to tell)-- otherwise I would have declined the charge. Luckily I had only paid ~$35 for it. More recently, I purchased another oil painting for $55; there were several in the lot by the same artist, so I felt comfortable bidding on the painting, and I knew to inspect the painting in person before accepting it. When I picked up the painting, it was indeed a real painting, I could see the paint textures and it looked as expected. On the drive home from the BRG warehouse, I noticed the painting was actually a print that someone had painted over randomly with real paint. In the daylight, it was clear that the background canvas was pixelated, and someone had covered up a lot of the print with real paint, and then signed the artist's name at the bottom. I hadn't noticed this when I picked up the painting because the inspection area under the awning was poorly lit. So, I guess I can blame myself for not giving these paintings a more thorough inspection, but I can also place some blame on BRG for misrepresenting these paintings (either purposefully or by not having a more rigorous process for the descriptions of these lots). And for those reasons, I can no longer purchase anything through BRG. I won another painting last year, which I believe is real, and that is why I gave 2 stars instead of 1. Also, the website and pickup process work reasonably well.

Great auction house but they have moved to 1009 Classic Rd,…read moreApex NC 27539 Still same company and services

1960-1970 technology. letters are on poster taped on a door. chairs are 1970 barber chairs. hand…read morewritten prescription with no information on it. don't waste your time and money.

My appointment is coming up soon. They were very nice and very helpful in scheduling our…read moreappointments. And that is very important! I will give you an update after our visit.