I had a photo enlarged, mounted on foam board and laminated. Tim went above and beyond to create…read morethe perfect picture. I highly recommend First Impressions. They will do everything needed to make sure you are happy with the final product. And also, happy with the final price. Thanks First Impressions! You're the best!!

I reached out to First Impression for a project for a local rental property. Not only did they…read moreassist me with my print project within a few hours, but both team members I worked with were warm and went above and beyond to help me, even figuring out a way to deliver my project after hours. Such a great experience!

M First off they were the only one of 4 dealers to return a email in a timely manor. So i chose to…read moredo a transaction with them. Sean was very fair and honest. I rhen had a issue that i thought was on their side and it actually was with my bank. They helped me discover the issue and even went above and beyond to help me resolve it and save me money at the expense of there time. I will be use them again and I suggest others do the same ! Straight shooters . Neil

While cleaning out my uncles house we came across some silver & decided to sell it so I came here &…read moreI've had nothing but great customer service & would definitely recommend them.

Excellent services, only $9 to fix my watch numerals and he got it running like a champ.read more

Walking in I felt like the environment was a good one I don't know if it's the color of my skin or…read morethe way I dress or talk or maybe it's jus a small town an they really haven't seen color much, but the older women (I think it's the wife of the owner) jus kept asking me if I was pawning was stolen or if it was really mines an how did I aquire it. I've been to plenty of pawn shops an every once in awhile I'll get ask is it stolen or where did I get it but I never get asked that question again once it's been asked an the look she was giving me an then on top of it she tried to super low ball me trying to only give me 120$ for my item even tho I've pawned it before an got 175$ everytime an she trys to tell me that thats her price an it's take it or leave it so I left an came back the next day she wasn't in meet with a older gentleman with grey hair an guess what I got my 175$ an not one time did I get asked was it stolen or was it mines because if she would've taken 30 seconds to look up my pawn history an see that I've pawned this item so the old guy with grey hair is really nice to deal with

Great service- Family-owned shop and these guys are by far the best around! Very fair and…read moreconsiderate.

A charming and efficient post office. These limited hours other reviews complain about are a…read moreproduct of limited government funding--no fault of the staff.

Cute little P.O... hours 8:30am to 12:30pm, then little lunch siesta and back at 1:30pm…read more Friendly small town service! And pretty darn fast too - - at getting my holiday cards out!

We stopped in as beginners and the staff member was knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic. We…read morepurchased strings and will be back. Really nice welcoming shop!

I want to learn to play guitar. One day a few weeks ago I rolled (I'm in a wheelchair ) into Bridge…read moreof Harmony to look at their selection and prices. The store was pleasant and appeared to carry many beautiful instruments. I encountered an older gentleman behind the counter. Me: "Excuse me. I'm wondering if you rent instruments by the month?" Him: "Yes we do. What kind of instrument are you looking for?" M: "An electric guitar." H: "For yourself or...someone else?" M: "For myself." (WTH???) H: "No. I'm sorry. We Don't rent those." M: (Looking around) "Ok, do you sell them?" H: "Yes, in the back of the store. There's a gentleman back there that can help you." I thank him and navigate my wheelchair carefully through the rows of instruments to reach the electric guitars. There was a younger man towards the rear of the store, busily unpacking a large box. Man" Hi. Are you looking for something?" Me: "Yes, I'm looking for an electric guitar." He nods and turns back to his work. I browse the selection and see several that I like. Unfortunately a couple are hanging up on the wall much higher than I can reach from my wheelchair. Me: "That one is beautiful! I'd love a closer look." The young man gives me a nod, then returns to unpacking his bos, turning his back to me. Now I'm getting confused at the peculiar customer service. I browse the rest of the selection of guitars that I could reach, eventually get tired of being ignored, and roll out of the store without another word from either man. Apparently, they are particular about what type of person gets the privilege of giving them money. I'll buy my guitar elsewhere.

I love this little post office. The workers there are so friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I…read morealways enjoy the small town personal experience.

This place was super cute. Pharmacy in the back and many gift or tourist items in front. I even…read morefound taco holders!! Reasonable prices

They're very helpful and knowledgeable. They also do everything they can to help answer any…read morequestions I ever have. I especially like the app to send in refill requests when needed no matter the time. And they even deliver locally!