My shopping experience was great even though I was on an electric cart due to an injury and the guy…read moreat checkout quickly scanned my items to make it easier for me. What I did not know was the location of self checkout had changed. And not for the better. Previously the entrance to self checkout and regular checkout, all were at the end of a traditional shopping route through the store. I had to find my way to quick checkout which was at the start of the store versus the end of the store and so I had to try and maneuver my cart to get into line and that was not an easy process. I'm not sure of the logic, but it is lost on me as a self check person. I hope they can find a better way to manage self checkout than is currently being done.

Spent half a day with their optical team, making sure I was ordering the right glasses. When I…read morearrived to pick up my order later that week, it was a women's frame instead of a mens. They said they looked the same as the item # I pulled up (which is a completely different color and style lmao). Then when I was finally able to convince them it was a completely different item, they said it must be a different item # online then in store. What?! All they offered me was a refund. When I spoke to the supervisor of the store, he said he'd look into it and call me back. He never ended up calling me back. I would not go back to this costco or order glasses from them again.

Always get just the best service from this Ferguson store. All of the people there are top notch…read moreand very talented at what they do. The manager Alex has helped me several times and can't say enough good things about him. Very knowledgable, respectful, and classy. Thanks

This is the most annoying supplier in the world. We've been in there twice and stood around for 15…read moreminutes for someone to come out and help us even though we were the only people in the store. They're so pretentious we're supposed to be willing to wait for someone to grace us with their help. I wouldn't buy anything from these a-holes if they were the only plumbing store in denver. Very condescending and honestly can't comment on their knowledge bc you can't get anyone to help you! Don't waste your time going there!!!

Tandy has been a name synonymous with leather products for over a century. This location continues…read morethat legacy. They have all kinds of leather pelts, accessories, dyes, classes and expertise. We visited to get a solution for a metal part missing from a pair of leather boots. There was a wall of choices and the guy there was very helpful in showing us what options we had. (They've moved recently but are still in the same area.)

I love the Tandy stores. They carry an enormous variety of Angelus and Fiebings leather dyes, as…read morewell as leather oils and conditioners. Prices are better than Amazon, although they have sadly increased. I don't do leatherwork, but they carry everything that anyone could possibly need. Tools, leather, buckles, stamps, EVERYTHING. They have a wonderful selection of hides and skins at decent prices. I needed leather to replace some on a coffee table that had been destroyed by a carelessly-deposited pumpkin. I found the perfect piece. Then I went back because I'm going to cover an antique (late 19th century) trunk with leather. It was formerly covered in canvas, which can get filthy. I bought a side of navy that should do nicely. I wish that I made clothes, or purses, because some of the leather and suede, in turquoise, rose, and deep black, were just GORGEOUS. But I don't. They carry all kinds of textured leather, as well, and occasionally have exotic skins. They also have rugs made from full skins. They do not cut pieces of leather. So you might luck out finding a piece suitable for your needs, or end up with a lot of leftover leather. But they have several sizes available, which is a plus. I bought a double shoulder for the coffee table and a side for the trunk. I need to come up with other things to cover with leather.Or maybe just sell the leftovers. The quality is wonderful. There are various grades of leather, priced accordingly. The staff here is exceedingly helpful and knowledgeable.

Please check the dates of the poor reviews. I was recently out there and had great service. I had…read moresomeone show me around the grounds. The shrubs and trees I picked out were delivered on time. Very pleasant employees all over the grounds. I know other customers will remove your tag and move it elsewhere. Tag it with something/and somewhere else too, use jute. You need to let the staff know. Contractors do that a lot.

My husband and I are starting the process of landscaping our yard and I had a ton of questions…read more Our contractor suggested I call Alameda Wholesale Nursery to see if they would mind answering them. I spoke with Cat who was extremely helpful!! She patiently answered my questions about which trees would be best suited for our unique space, she made tree recommendations and advised us to confirm the drainage was adequate for evergreens. She also answered questions I had about decorative grasses. Her customer service and knowledge were truly outstanding!! Thank you Cat!!

My new obsession. This is a beautiful boutique in downtown Littleton. No snobbery. The minute I…read morewalked in I wanted to live there. The displays, the soft colors and gorgeous metals were so enticing. My husband came with me to pick out a Christmas present for me and I happily obliged. He chose lovely gold earrings and a necklace with a simple gold design accented by a few little beads down one side. 100% me and I absolutely love them. One unique piece of this business is the artisans in the back, hand making the jewelry. You can watch them from afar and I was spellbound. Handmade and onsite no less?! Yes. Second thought- I can't afford this jewelry. Hmm. Third thought after looking around- oh yes I can. There's a range of prices from simple gold hoops at $25 to detailed baubles and bejeweled necklaces over $100+. I saw a knockout of a wrap bracelet with three rows of cool gemstone colors for $179. Immediately decided I would come back for it later. Hah. I challenge you to find something of this quality and craftsmanship anywhere (Etsy, Nordstrom, other boutiques etc) for anywhere near this price. I love to be able to touch and feel the weight of the jewelry so the hands on, local experience is always my favorite. I'm already making another excuse to stop by. Thanks Original Hardware for making lovely unique jewels that I know I can wear for many, many years.

This is my FAVORITE all time jewelry store. I love handmade, love the simple elegance of the…read moredesigns, the quality, and the fact that new items are being introduced regularly. I probably have walked in there 20 times over the years. I don't think anyone recognizes me (which is fine by me), but I have never encountered anyone being rude to me. I tell the salesperson I am "just browsing" and I feel quite comfortable walking around and exploring. Sometimes I chit chat with the sales person, but I have never felt ignored or judged. It is a small business, many times they're multi-tasking, but that's the way it goes. I have noticed the prices have gone up but their costs have gone up too I am sure.

I don't think enough good words could be stated about this store. I was greeted by some lovely…read moreladies at the front of the store that helped explain the current sales and the layout of the store. As a fellow polish girl, I felt like I was in heaven. I haven't seen polish pottery like this in years, they don't sell any quite like this where I'm from. Each of the pieces were crafted with the most detail and color that I've ever seen. It was so difficult walking out of the shop without getting one of everything. The prices initially might seem expensive, however it's a good reminder that pieces like this are one of a kind, specially crafted. I was tickled pink by all they had to offer. I highly recommend you take a visit. I haven't found a piece of polish pottery that wasn't crafted to perfection.

This store is very unique and the items they have available are hand-painted and apparently…read moreimported from Poland. I walked in hoping to get a few housewarming gifts and I just couldn't bring myself to spend over $100 per item. I'm not exactly sure who can afford to buy things from this store, but the sticker shock was real. The name of the store has the word "outlet "in it, so I assumed it would be somewhat reasonable in its pricing. Honestly, you are better off buying from a local potters guild in Denver.