Selection : Home Decor freaks this is the place for you. No other store in KC inspires me more. I…read moreliterally could roam this store for hours. I love the small things to the furniture pieces. There is surely something for everyone. Perfect place to shop if you are looking for a house warming gift as well. Unique and charming pieces. I really felt like every corner was a page from an AD magazine. Service : Kind and friendly. I didn't feel like I was being hounded -- which is great. But I also felt like I was acknowledged so if I did need any assistance I wasn't running up and down the stairs. Value: The pricing is pretty accurate and reflects the trends of today. I would expect mid-high prices. Although I found the clearance section to be quite affordable.

One of my favorite places for souvenirs in KC! They have a more unique and diverse selection of…read moresouvenirs - from clothes, coasters, posters, home goods, etc. It's definitely a great place for gifts, I will certainly be returning just for that. What also really stuck out to me was their unique selection of candles, kitchenware, and even books. There's even a coffee shop located with the store, Novella, that has a really nice, small seating area. I saw many families walking through here, getting a coffee, so it's definitely a really great vibe. Would recommend!

I ordered a couple bottles of rub from their online shopify store about a month ago and I have not…read morereceived my order. Nor have they responded to numerous email requests asking about my order. I consider this business and website a scam so buyer beware.

I took their chicken class that they hosted recently, and I have to say that I was rather…read moreimpressed. The folks that were in the store were very friendly and very helpful. And, most importantly, they were very approachable and helpful for a very, very new griller, like me. They have things for folks that are SERIOUS pit masters, but they also are willing to help you if your big aspiration is to host a decent backyard barbecue for family and friends. However, they did mention that are going to host a class that will teach you how to smoke chocolate. I think my aspirations have changed to keeping a steady supply of smoked chocolate on hand, at all times. But, that may just be my issue.

just a wonderful weird guy that you do not know what your going to see until you get there. he is…read moreunique as his collections he sells. strange and fun i guess lol

Owner was VERY rude. Asked if he had any antique jewelry and he replied with "I have everything but…read morejewelry. I actually get stuff here I like and I think is worth having around" with a snarky attitude. If I could put 0 stars I would. Highly disappointed with owner and his things, nothing worth a value of having there.

Henry is a wonderful human being! He's very down to earth and very fair on his prices. Thanks to Oh…read moreHenry!

I walked in and was immediately greeted by Dianne who gave me the run of the place so that I knew…read morewhere every area of furniture was located. She then gave me time to look around and when I needed her assistance she was right there to assist. She was knowledgeable of the items that I had questions about and very helpful, super nice. There was also a gentleman that worked there who assisted her with the questions she didn't know the answers to. I had never been to this place before and made my way there randomly but I'm so glad that I did. I got a living room, bed and mattress, paperwork, charged and scheduled the delivery in less than an hour. What a fantastic place. Definitely check them out.

Probably my favorite antique store in the West Bottoms! Unlike some other stores nearby, Martin's…read moreMemories is open every weekend, so you're not limited to just First Fridays. They really have the perfect variety in here. Vintage kitchen supplies, antique decor and furniture, vintage and new clothes, wedding and prom dresses, local art, loose pieces of driftwood-- they really have it all crammed into this 4 story building. They even have fun bulk candy on the first floor. I've purchased a lot of really cool stuff here (huge vintage roasting pan for $20, taco stands, an 80s prom dress). I love coming here often to touch old stuff and search for unique finds! Highly recommend.

What retail store purposefully doesn't answer their phones on Saturday. Had to drive 20 miles to…read morethe store to discover they didn't have the fence pickets I needed, and there were 5 guys just sitting and standing around the counter (who all could have answered the phone and let us know they didn't have it the pickets). Shop Menards, Lowes, and Home Depot before Schutte #youdontmattertouslumber

My review is strictly for the counter guy who waited on me…read more I'm a traveling Carpenter with over 40 years experience. I stay booked over 12 months out. I'm scheduled to be in KC on a project in October. This is July. I stopped by Schutte to inquire about what's available in a knotty T&G 1 by 6 for a job in October. The guy immediately gives me a speech about how he can't price anything or discuss availability for October. We just don't know what we will have in October, blah, blah, blah! The guy was making me want to throw up on his shoes. I get it. It's the "Covid Curse". Here is my issue. He didn't offer one solution! Actually all I could think about was this,.... If I owned this business I'd fire his negative sorry ass! I was ready to buy today for delivery between tomorrow to October. I'm tired of problem solving for people who are supposed to be in SALES! They lost about a $15k sale today.

The resurgent West Bottoms antique shops roll out the carpet on the first weekend of the month,…read moreloaded with food trucks and open doors all throughout. Guys, trust me when I say at some point your girlfriend/girl who is a friend/spouse/mother WILL want to come to this sometime. I can admit, it's pretty fun rummaging through the shops. We find ourselves in the Hello Sailor shop more than some of the other ones because it definitely has the best layout. Some of the other shops are multiple floors with crowds and narrow staircases (admittedly part of the charm of the older repurposed buildings) that don't make it quite as easy to navigate. Hello Sailor has a wide spread floor, less clutter, and more quality options. I've noticed in a lot of these antique shops that the first 60 seconds can really determine if you're going to like what they have. If you're seeing mustard yellow couches and rows of cartoon farm animal cookie jars, it might be time to head to the next shop. Bonus, they have public restroom in the middle of the shop. Our latest excursion had us looking for a coffee table. My wife has a good eye and spotted a kitchen table and figured we could trim the legs on it. While it wasn't marked, it didn't take long to find someone who confirmed it was for sale, texted the owner and came back with a fair price. Once you buy furniture, you can move your car carefully through the crowds out front and take a spot by their loading bay. They'll have their staff bring it out and help you get it in the car if needed. If you aren't able to fit it in your car that day you just save your receipt for the next time you can come in and they'll get it out to you.

Hello sailor is like a flea market , lots of different items to look and buy, the place is packed…read morethere was a young lady trying to raise money for her school soccer team, which is really super and organized place should follow her lead in raising money for cause

So, I'm not quite sure what a "lifestyle store" is, but I think George supports the type of…read morelifestyle I'd like to live. This fantastic boutique doesn't have a ton of merchandise, but I want all of it. Well, not the ladies clothes, as I'm not a crossdresser. But if I were, I'd be a classy one and probably buy my clothes at George, too. Seriously, this store is nice! I'm impressed in particular by three areas: the pet stuff, their books and their dishes. Their little pet corner is small, but adorable. They had really great chew-toys, leashes, collars and dog bowls. The dog bowls would look fantastic in a modern home, and we plan on getting one of the collars for our pooch once her current one starts looking natty. Their collection of books is incredibly well curated. Lots of great cookbooks, cocktail guides and coffee table books. Also, they have a couple of kids books that certain parents would be way into, if you want your kids learning about CoCo Chanel and the like. Their dishes are all VERY nice (and quite expensive) and if I hung out with a higher tax bracket, I'd be hoping for wedding gifts from here. The store is just really pretty, as well. I was equally impressed with their fixtures and general ambiance as I was their merchandise. I'll be back for sure, as soon as I have some extra funds to spend on making my house look extra fancy.

If people were as passionate about shopping local retailers as much as they are eating at local…read morerestaurants, this store should be filled wall to wall with consumers. George is on the same level as Manifesto is to drinking and bluestem is to eating.....locally owned with great attention to detail. George is a beautiful, open and fresh boutique and design store. Everything in the store is well thought out and placed with purpose. It's a great destination for a gift, a thoughtful addition to home decor or even just a business to visit for inspiration. Stop by and treat yourself to some visual stimulation and support this locally owned boutique store in the beautiful Crestwood Shops.