I have been using Northeast Cutlery's household knife sharpening for years. Greg is the best. He…read morealways makes sure that my knives are sharpened razor sharp.

My go-to place for knife sharpening. I did not realize how much of a difference it makes! It's a…read morefamily owned business too and Brett does a fantastic job.

First time in this store as I was doing errands nearby and someone mentioned this was here; while…read moredriving up Route 28 I kept thinking it seemed too residential and I missed it somehow, but then there it was: a big store in the middle of a neighborhood. Lots of parking, very well organized and all the extras that make HG easy to shop: throw pillows arranged by color, good cards for $1.99 so you can stock up and be ready for all occasions and an aisle full of dish towels with every color/design you can dream of. Animal lover? Prefer plaid over stripes? Towels to proclaim your love of whatever holiday is coming up? There is a towel - and maybe a matching pot holder - for that! Living in the city, the stores around here don't have a lot of the larger furniture items but they had a few big sofas and chairs, tables for homes larger than 600sf (lucky suburbanites) and outdoor rugs larger than my first condo. Extra bonus points for having four registers open on a Friday morning with nice employees at all!

Pretty bad smelling inside and not dog friendly (dog asked to leave). Other HomeGoods in the area…read morehave a better selection, smell and inventory.

Fantastic little shop, especially if you like vintage jewelry--there are a ton of beautiful, unique…read morepieces at very reasonable prices.

You can't always count on it being open exactly by the posted hours, but if you're near downtown…read moreWakefield and it happens to be open, it's definitely worth your time to stop in. It's a small space but they use it well; there are knickknacks and cool antique pieces everywhere you look, and the owners are knowledgeable about what they sell and about the history of the town. This shop differs from other local antique shops in that it sells more small pieces and collectibles, rather than large pieces of expensive furniture and framed paintings. It's a much cozier and more welcoming feel than the showroom-style places nearby where you're scared to touch anything with a price tag on it. I collect vintage compacts and cosmetics and Un-Common Antiques has saved me a couple trips to Concord, as I can find the pieces I'm looking for here without the ridiculous markups and the long drive.

Diana is an unusually gifted and reliable professional. I had a number of battle-scarred antiques…read more She saw them on site, assessed what processes would achieve what, and provided a reasonable estimate. They have never looked better! She is a clear communicator, very very knowledgeable about furniture and what it's made of, and comes through every time re the forecasted time frame. Her work is right on par with much more highly priced professionals - and believe me, I've tried them so I should know. This one's a winner.

I cannot say enough about the Pink Pinecone! Diana is amazing. She works with you and takes time to…read morefigure out your vision for whatever piece you want refinished or changed. Her artistic ability and creativity is awe inspiring. She took an heirloom piece that was passed down from my mother in law and is very special to us and turned it into a family treasure! I never thought this piece would be able to be restored. Not only did she restore it, she made it look like something out of a catalog but was able to preserve its natural vintage beauty. I will be using the Pink Pine cone again. If you're looking for someone to help you either keep or redesign something special for you, look no further!

Their compost/loam has broken glass and tons of rocks throughout. Would not recommend that. However…read morethey do have a wonderful plant collection. They also close at 6 nearly every day which is tough to utilize when working a 9-5.

Ordered kiln dried firewood. Decent quality. I did a pick up for smaller quantity. Very satisfied.read more

Wonderful to support local farms instead of big corporations. Prices are comparable to Whole Foods…read morebut items on sale (example $1.75 for raspberry) are a steal. Did you try a sample of cider donuts on the way in? And did you buy a bag or two on the way out? They make fresh and yummy cider donuts there. Produce are fresh and there are many varieties of plants (hanging plants, herbs, etc). Make sure to grab your plants first before entering the store as the registers are inside. They have own parking lot.

Lots of flowers and incredibly well prices tomato plants! The produce is just ok for now, but it's…read morethe beginning of the season, so I'm hoping to see more local items pop up. Nice artisan pastas available, along with other similar goods. Pleasant staff. Overall a good market, though too large for me to call a "farm stand".

I was looking for a certain plant. After wandering around , I found it without a price tag. I went…read moreback to the register and asked the price. They didn't know and couldn't find the price anywhere. So that was a lost sale. Then I bought something with $5 as their sign requested but they didn't have any $1s for change. There were all these flies inside the store and it smelled like overripe fruit. I won't be back.

April was amazing taking my order for wood . Provided exact detail. Been shopping since a was kidread more