We had our wedding at Merryman Station and it was absolutely perfect! Thank you to Amanda and Tina…read morefor making our day so wonderful!

Unfortunately, you did not check in with the shower hostess. You did not make an effort to…read moreacomódate the needs of the guests, in fact you took it upon yourself to turn off the AC. Like I said in my previous review, Thai is very unprofessional.

There are not too many Hallmark stores around, and I was pleased to see one in the Visalia mall. I…read moreended up buying so many great Christmas gifts during black Friday weekend. The sales were great, and the prices were affordable. The sales reps were very attentive. I also signed up for the rewards program and got a free greeting card. I will definitely shop here again.

Just walked out of the store. Due to the fact that your associate, completely ignored me. I was…read morestanding there ready to pay for about 7 minutes and I was never acknowledged. The first lady who helped me find my items was awesome. The other person behind the counter. Just pretend I was not there. I will be calling corporate.

One of my favorite stores. I can pick up a unique gift for friends, and also have fun shopping for…read moremyself. It has items that arent found in most other stores in the surrounding area.

Such a cute boutique located in downtown Exeter. They carry a vast variety of quality items from…read morespecialty brands. A GREAT place to get gifts. More on the pricey side but mostly everything is name brand and good quality. Me and my mom went to get a gift for a friend and they offered to gift wrap it. Took the lady about 10-15 min because she put our items in a box, used wrapping paper and went all out with the ribbon! Overall great customer service !

First time into this adorable boutique and I couldn't have been more impressed. One of a kind…read morespecial items for your home or for you to give as a gift. Very welcoming owner who made you feel right at home. P.S. the packaging is to cute to want to open.

This is going to be my new favorite store as well! I went in on the tip of my fellow yelper and boy…read morewas she right. There is soooo much to see when you look around. This is not like other antique stores that are sometimes too cluttered or disheveled. Au contraire, it is so neat and organized with excellent prices and everything is in good condition. The ladies in there were super friendly as well, even talking to my dad that looked a little lost while he waited for me. I picked up a few things for myself and they packaged them beautifully with ribbon and a fresh pine needle. They take all cards except AmEx. I just got back and I am literally about to go back with my mom. Hope to see you there!

Their dog was not contained, which I don't mind, unless the dog scratches up the entire side of my…read morecar trying to attack my 6 month old puppy who was in my backseat. They had zero urgency to help and seemed to blame me. We left and will never go back.

So let's talk about it …read more The previous reviews vs my experience. I know .. I know.. The last thing I ever want to do is get crystals from a place with such negative reviews - especially if the owner's spirit is allegedly not good..but my life has shifted direction and cautiously I went to visit. You know... I had a great time. Jessie was my energy guide and she helped me along to figure out what I needed. As aforementioned - it is a time of change and clarity for me so I had to get some stones .. too much foolery going about. Sigh .. $85+ later. I'm guessing who people are speaking about was the other woman who was mature in age. She didn't seem friendly at all. I don't think she even looked me in the face one time. But this review is for Jessie and the energy and knowledge she brought me. Thank you Jessie. And the other woman for helping Jessie even if you seemed not inviting. Thank you too.

I've been coming to Valhalla since I was a kid, back when they were located on Main Street. Now…read morethat I am an adult with my own family, we don't often dine out for breakfast, but when we do, Valhalla is my favorite spot. Lots of great places with great food, and friendly staff. But what makes Valhalla really stand out from the rest, is their in Äbelskivers (common spelling). They're basically little pancake balls, which you can get with a variety of jellies and powdered sugar. I like all the jellies and apple butter, with powdered sugar on top of the jellies. They're really outstanding. My two favorite dishes that I tend to switch between each time I visit are their Chicken Fried Steak and eggs, which is always delicious, and the Rande Omelette, named for the founding owner's husband. My family all have their favorites, like The Danish Breakfast, whilst some just simply order the (5) Äbelskivers, by themselves. The staff is always friendly, the restaurant and bathrooms are always clean, and the service is always fast. Valhalla also has a gift shop with lots of great items to peruse whilst you wait for a table (which usually doesn't take long), or after you've enjoyed your meal. They have a couple of different rooms for dining. One where you can have the room all to yourself if you have a large party, and another that used to be the (kids) "Train room". This room had a little Thomas the train and little toys and activities like felt boards and whatnot to keep kiddos entertained. My kiddos are grown, so I don't know if they still have that room set up for families with small kids or not, but it is a separate room off from the main dining area. There are two 1-seater bathrooms, off of the main dining area, and another bathroom closer to the entry/gift shop area. There is a small parking lot, but if that is full, you can usually find parking on the street out front, or there are a couple of free parking lots nearby. If you've never been to Valhalla Restaurant, in Visalia, you should absolutely check it out, for a unique and delicious breakfast experience. Oh, and they close at 2 PM, so breakfast and lunch only.

Valhalla is one of those places you find on Yelp and think, Alright, the name alone deserves a…read morevisit. You expect Vikings, longships, maybe a horn of mead. Instead, you walk in and immediately wonder if you've stepped into the wrong business. Shelves of trinkets, cards, and knick‑knacks greet you first, a full gift shop, and for a moment you're standing there, confused, scanning for a hostess who never appears. Then you notice the sign‑in sheet. Write your name, your party size, and wait. It feels old‑school, almost nostalgic, like something from a diner that's been around long enough to earn the right to do things its own way. When they call your name, you're led through what feels like a maze, rooms inside rooms, hallways that twist, tables tucked into corners, and finally a dining room decorated with a Viking boat and family portraits that look like they date back to the mid‑20th century. It's quirky, unexpected, and strangely charming in a way only small‑town institutions can pull off. The staff is kind, the sort of people who've probably worked here long enough to know half the regulars by name. The placemats are printed with ads for local businesses, a reminder that this place is stitched into the fabric of Visalia. The menu is a long laminated sheet, the kind you flip over once or twice just to make sure you didn't miss anything. I ordered the keto plate, bacon, sausage, three eggs, and a small bowl of cottage cheese topped with avocado slices. Simple, straightforward, exactly what it says it is. The eggs were room temperature, which took a little of the comfort out of the dish, but everything else was fine. Not great, not bad, just breakfast. Valhalla is interesting. The name promises Vikings, but what you get is an American diner wrapped inside a gift shop, wrapped inside a labyrinth of rooms. It's the kind of place you try once because curiosity brought you there. Whether you come back depends on what you're looking for. For me, this was a last‑minute solo brunch, a little adventure, a new spot to check off the list. And in that sense, it delivered, an experience, a story, something worth writing about.

I absolutely love this new store!! It's chocked full of tasty treats and mixes and the best butter…read moreever and unique gifts and, oh yeah, my other favorite thing-WINE! They have this cute little wine tasting room in the back.

We found this rest stop by accident and thought it was the Bravo Farms that was further down. Such…read morea cute restaurant and store to shop local goods and it's located in the Tulare outlet area right off the 99. There's a coffee and ice cream shop. Bathroom: clean and modern We'd love to have lunch here next time.

My wife and I stopped by on our way back from Bakersfield. It was just awful. She ordered a BBQ…read morechicken Sandwich. The roll was dry and stale. There were barely enough peppers, onions and mushrooms to include them as ingredients. The sauce was not near enough to moisten the bread. But the worst part was the chicken. The breast meat was overcooked to the sawdust range. Dry and stringy.....inedible. I ordered an Asian Chicken Salad. Whole florets of raw broccoli, snow peas with the strings? Way too big for the plate....worst of all.....same chicken that was in my wife's sandwich. No sign of a manager or shift leader. 3 bartenders, 2 of whom joined a table of (on the clock?) servers at a booth to gossip. We just left and won't be back. AWFUL!! The one star is for the young lady at the counter who took my order.....she was charming.