OK, so I'm still in the process of designing. I was shocked that I got a phone call regarding an…read moreinquiry that I had put in online. They are making my custom wedding that dreams come true. While on the initial call, they sent me a rough draft of my ring fit, and it was nearly perfect. They're making a few extra tweaks now, but I know that this is gonna be all my dreams come true. My jeweler was very thorough and the course is nothing like I thought it would be to get a custom ring. They have amazing financing options and I'm so excited to be working with them!

Lovely locally owned jewelry store! Beautiful custom work and so many options. On site repairs,…read morewatch batteries and overall great service

For a small slice of Etsy-ness, The Local Market (stylized as THE locAL market) is where it's at…read more You'll find jewelry, paintings, ceramics (elegant black pieces from Civil Stoneware), woodworking (gorgeous bowls made by Turner Porter), t-shirts, cards, edibles, and way more, all from makers in the Auburn area and other parts of the state. The gals working were quite nice and helpful. The Local Market offers nifty classes and other events periodically; check out their website and social media for more info. I overheard that this shop will soon be relocating to its new home inside of J&M since this building will become luxury condos (side note: what isn't becoming condos?). I didn't have any intention of buying something for myself but ended up leaving with some jewelry, oops! If you've been to The Beehive in Atlanta, The Local Market reminds me a lot of it. Definitely stop by and check out what amazing stuff local creative types have to offer.

Huge. So many options. Fun items, food items, auburn uni lululemon(?!?!) the prices are a bit on…read morethe expensive side, but you're getting items that are at a college, so the prices are higher because they can be. The staff were so friendly. I swear I didn't make it through more than 1/4 of the store. It is huge. Must go again next time and try to get through another 1/4 of it.

This is the main college store at Auburn University located in the student union building. The…read morebuilding is older, spaces within the store is large, and displays are clean and eye-catching. Different styles of clothing choices along with a large variety of selections are nice to find along with a variety of different athletic brands. Cashiers are quick with transactions and it didn't take long to find what I needed and locate an open register.

Spicer's is a great guitar store. They also carry other instruments and offer lessons but I enjoy…read morethe vibe of the store most of all. They have one of the best guitar repair shops in the area and Cody will get your guitar in top playing condition.

professional, highly personal customer service with care. If you're looking for lessons, this is…read morethe only place you need to look. Their selection of musical instruments is diverse and high-quality. This is the best music store in town. They have worked wonders with my 12 yr old!

I stopped by Rix for a dishwasher. They had it in stock and got me fixed up immediately. Always get…read moregood service with Rix.

Have dealt with Rix over 25 years. great prices but most importantly great service on appliances…read moreafter the sale. would not buy from anyone else david scott

To help everyone in the present and future. This location is just retail no range. Confirmed by…read moretalking to an employee when I entered.

Outstanding facilities and Staff! Excellent selection of hand guns for rent or for sale.read more

The only reason I'm leaving two stars is because two-stars reviews seem to be harder to get…read moredeleted. If I could give zero stars, I would. I waited almost three weeks to leave this review because I wanted to make sure I wasn't reacting emotionally. Unfortunately, after having time to think about the experience, I'm still extremely disappointed. The elderly woman working there was very microaggressive toward me throughout the entire interaction. I had called the store ahead of time to ask if I could exchange a pair of scrubs. She was the person who answered the phone and told me that I could. I explained that the tags were in the bag but were no longer attached to the clothes. When I came into the store, I had the receipt THEY provided me, and she had actually checked me out when I originally purchased the scrubs. I explained that I had tried on two different sizes and asked the employee who was helping me to return one size and keep the other. Unfortunately, I didn't double check that the correct size was placed in my bag, and I openly acknowledged that it was my responsibility to confirm the size before leaving. Instead of simply helping me resolve the issue, she said, "So it's the other person's fault?" I explained that I never said it was anyone's fault. I was simply explaining what happened. Then came the bigger issue. Then she claimed they couldn't find my order, despite the fact that I had the receipt. I asked what exactly she meant by that, and she responded that they had been having "a lot of suspicious activity" going on. That comment was completely unnecessary and extremely uncomfortable. I had purchased the scrubs, had the receipt, and was attempting to exchange an item. I even asked her directly what she was trying to imply because of the way she was speaking to me. Then, while she was actually processing the exchange, she suddenly said, "Oh, I see. I checked you out." I said, "Yes, I told you that." At that point, I honestly wondered if she thought I was lying about that too. I had already explained what register she was working at and described the people who were working that day. I wasn't giving that information because I thought the register number was necessary for her to find the transaction. I was simply explaining exactly what happened and how I paid for my items. Her response was, "It doesn't matter what register we were on. I can still pull it up." Again, that completely missed the point of what I was saying. I was trying to provide information to help explain the transaction, not argue about whether she could locate it by register number. She also mentioned that she had been in the business for more than 30 years. She said the number, but I forgot. My thought was, if you've been in business for more than 30 years and you're telling customers that "suspicious activity" has been happening frequently, perhaps the store needs to look into whether there is an issue with its inventory or ordering system instead of making customers feel like suspects. Also, she should know which demographic does the most stealing. Who steals something and then comes back to the same store with a receipt to exchange it..especially when this is their job PREFERRED uniform store. The entire situation simply did not make sense to me. What bothered me most was the way I was treated. It wasn't just one comment. It was the repeated insinuations, the suspicious tone, and the way I felt like I had to prove that I legitimately purchased something I had a receipt for. Had I not already purchased the items and been pressed for time, I would have requested a refund and taken my business elsewhere. I will NEVER step foot in this business again. And as a Black customer, I left that interaction feeling extremely uncomfortable and singled out. I cannot speak for anyone else's experience, but based on mine, I would caution other Black customers and people of color to be mindful of how they may be treated here. Customer service should not make a paying customer feel like they are being accused of stealing when they have a receipt and are simply trying to exchange an item.

Betty's has a wide variety of Danskos and Sanitas. They know their product really well, and their…read moreservice is outstanding. Apparently the sizing of Sanitas is in flux right now; because they couldn't guarantee that the pair they ordered me--I wanted one they had in a different color--would fit like the pair I tried on, they ordered two sizes so I can try both before buying. And they're super friendly. If you want small businesses to be there for you, shop locally. Shop here.

Great customer service and fast service. Since I was out of town I was unsure of which arrangement…read moreto get delivered to an Auburn local address. The rep explained the services available and helped me throughout the process. I asked if I could get a photo of the arrangement and the rep was able to send me a photo to my phone. I'll definitely suggest the flower shop for anyone in the Auburn area. Thanks for all the help.

Disappointed with my order from 8/14/26. I ordered flowers out of state for my sister's 50th…read morebirthday, a week and a half in advance. Between the $99 arrangement, $12 delivery, $8 service fee, and taxes, the total came to $130 -- and what she received didn't match what I paid for nor did it match the quality of arrangements seen in previous customer reviews. The website shows a full, round bouquet with blooms built up on all sides. What arrived was flat on top with a single sprig sticking up, and lacked fullness all around. When I asked my sister for more photos -- hoping the first ones were just a bad angle -- she had to look down to see the flowers, since a large hydrangea bloom was sunk in the middle of the arrangement to take up space. It's simply not what was advertised. I've attached photos of what was advertised vs the product so you can see the difference for yourself. I order arrangements for occasions like this often and don't mind paying for quality, but this felt like amateur hour compared to the website photo. On the plus side, my sister loved the surprise and said the flowers smelled wonderful -- I just wish the arrangement itself matched what I purchased. There was an option to "tip" the florist. Probably should have done this to get some inspiration put into it.