Stopped at the Quilt Shop on State Street in Watertown. Be careful as it is easy to miss, standing…read morealone in a single ( converted?) house.? It has beautiful if somewhat limited, fabric and notions. It is obviously set up by newbee's with good taste. The husband of the owner was the only one there and he showed me a little set up for husbands with 2 chairs in front of the TV he has turned on to a "guy" DYI show! Such a cute attempt at customer service! They are participating in a 1 day shop hop in early October. Check them out on Facebook! Terry McGuire Sent from my iPhone

Great selection of cigars! I was mildly surprised when I walked in to replenish my depleted stogie…read morestash.

The staff was friendly. Not a knowledgeable as you would like. Was in a pinch for a tobacco vape…read morebut they only carry juul and Vaso? Latter looked better but they didn't have any cartridges for it so it's useless. I got the juul when I usually use a Hyde disposable. Had no clue there was another section of the store that sells vintage clothing and such. Would have liked to check that out. All and all probably won't go back. Just saying. Wouldn't give me any advice as a place to where I could find what I wanted. The guy was friendly. I made a bad choice and I'll live with it.

Customer service was fantastic! Zack and Rj are super knowledgeable and helpful!! Helped to guide…read moreme through the process and get me exactly what I needed

I went in on 11/24/18 around 1:30 and the female working was very unhelpful and somewhat rude. She…read moreeither lied to me, or was unfamiliar with aspects of her job.

I am a little bias as I am related to Phillip Lai. That said, his lessons speak for themselves; and…read moreafter only a few weeks of lessons, I can't imagine any parent or young artist disagreeing. You can ask for references or get a CD of his recitals which he'll happily provide to any skeptical prospective students. I've known him all my life and I cannot remember a time when the piano was a difficult skill for him. He is truly talented musician. Unlike others who are talented and can't understand why piano is difficult, Phillip knows how to explain the concepts and identify why a person is having trouble. He has a very results oriented method to teaching that differs from typical, stodgy approaches approaches. There are two things that clearly identify his talent in helping students learn this skill. 1) A recent recital had students of all ages (5-85) happy to show their skill in public. Some had only been taking lessons for 1 month. They all were able to complete a full song - of their choosing - and show well in public. 2) His students are happy both going into and coming out of the lesson. It is clear that Phillips enthusiasm is contagious. He knows how to get kids to embrace the joy of the instrument and that ultimately encourages them to practice and improve their skill. 3) He is extremely good with kids of all ages. He recognizes that you are asking him to provide a service. He spends time getting to know his students, what they are trying to accomplish and how to get them to that ability to accomplish this goal. The one downside that I would mention is that due to the popularity of his lessons, he does tend to be fairly booked. That said, I know he works really hard to fit all students in.

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We went to the store to buy extra wide shoes for one child and 6Y for another child. While looking…read morefor the specific size for youth, the assistant manager proceeded to argue with us that the sizing for children with 'c' representing "child" or toddler sizes and 'Y' for youth or big kid sizes was not what those two designations meant. Now I have had 4 children over the last 23 years. Those designations have always been there. Then when we went to check out, the very young bubblehead of a girl couldn't spell our city name, took forever to ring it up, kept generally playing when we are trying to get out the store with a toddler who was over it. She asked us if we wanted to subscribe to the rewards card. I said yes. She proceeded to ask me my full name, address, phone number, and DOB while strangers are around me. She said this is required to sign up for rewards. When I commented that this is a lot of personal information being gathered publicly, she got snooty. We paid the $204 and left. Upon reflection, I took it all back and got my money back. I got the same assistant manager. I told her they could have had us write the info on a sticky and shred it if it's required va asking so many public details with others listening in. I also told her customer service goes a long way for me and it was not worth spending my money there. I wouldn't recommend this location at all.