Only shop willing to look at our camera when it went crazy during a trip. Really well stocked shop…read moreand informed staff in the back of a jewelry store. Honest and helpful thru a stressful situation. Would definitely shop there again, and take classes if we lived closer. It's hard to find a good camera store anymore so please support them if you can.

I came in to get some help with getting a watch backing off and the gentleman helped me at no cost…read moreeven though I didn't buy anything outright. The next time I have a jeweler need, I'm definitely keeping these folks in mind.

Raymond and Monkenna were wonderful Raymond took the time I…read moreneeded to make the right choice for my watch band. He repaired one of my watches and placed a new band on the other. He was fast and efficient. Raymond will take good care off all your watch repair needs. I highly recommend Times Ticking at the Newgate Mall. In Ogden. Thank you again for such a great experience Sincerely Adam and Paul.

Went in to get a battery replaced in my Seiko of 37 years. Long haired kid behind the counter told…read moreme it was $40 to change the battery and "service" the watch with a year warranty. I asked what the service was and he said they replaced the battery, the gasket and put silicone sealant on it, I said I just wanted the battery done, and he said they use $15 Swiss batteries. Well, Renata 377 batteries are about $1.30/ ea. and it takes about 5 mins to pop the back, replace the battery, and put it back on. If I ever need a $480/ hour business I guess I know what to do now. naturally, I declined to ever do business with them. Further I will advise other not to do business with them as well.

I bent the crown on an engagement ring bought elsewhere. The center stone ended up falling out. I…read morehad called the original manufacturer and was told it would take 6+ weeks to get it fixed. I stopped by Aaron's on a whim and was told they could replace the crown with something more sturdy and I'd have it back in a week. So I went for it and I'm so glad I did! Not only does it look brand new, they had it back to me within 48 hours! The saleswoman was the sweetest too! I'll skip the other places next time and just go here!

So we had a ring fall into the disposal and get mangled…read more Aaron's jewelry in Roy made it look brand new. If you want to support a great local business, visit these folks the next time you need fine jewelry or repair and want amazing service. They are awesome!!

I purchased my tennis shoes in October of last year and, for the most part, I was happy with them…read more I have an issue with my toes, so I need shoes with a wide toe box. When I came into the store, I was limping. After trying on new shoes, I was able to walk much better, which was a big relief. Unfortunately, my one-star rating is due to the customer service. The sales representative listed on my receipt, Aly W., was less than helpful. She seemed flustered and in a hurry for me to leave the store. I felt rushed and uncomfortable, even though I was clearly struggling to walk and needed assistance finding the right pair. Because I felt pressured and desperate for relief, I ended up purchasing a pair that did not turn out to be the best fit, even though they felt okay at first. About 30 minutes later, I returned because the shoes were hurting my feet. During the exchange, Aly appeared to have been on break and seemed annoyed to assist me. While I understand that everyone has difficult moments, there was no reason to make me feel like a burden. If she was unable to help at that time, it would have been more professional to ask another employee to assist me. I ultimately purchased a men's pair because I was told the women's version was not available. I spent $180 + tax. Thankfully, my toes are improving, and I hope to return to my regular women's size soon. However, due to this experience, I do not plan on returning to Ogden Running Company on Washington Blvd. Customer service has a significant impact, especially when a customer is in pain and genuinely needs help. No one should feel rushed or unwelcome when seeking assistance. It took me more than three months to feel comfortable enough to write this review.

The best shoe place in Ogden or Utah if I had to choose my top store…read more I'm new to running They help me with all my silly questions Let you try on all shoe no pressure They are very knowledgeable on the areas best places to run or hike. They have great support around the Ogden area they get together 3 days a week and run together and you can join in and they are so welcoming. 100/100 stars Great prices also on all there items

Morgans is the only place I trust with my jewelry purchase. Zach makes every purchase enjoyable…read more He is extremely knowledgeable and goes out of his way to make his customers happy. I wouldn't go anywhere else

I usually don't have bad experiences at a regular Walmart, but this one had terrible customer…read moreservice. I won't be going back, that's for sure.

Walmart 1959 wall Ave Food. Not much out table food…read more And think. Out poeple lake. Out Not. Good Job poeple. Forklift Not food good . meat and Mike But Ok food Not play forklift not end Not like Walmart all yes

Posy Place always gives excellent, caring service. Their flower arrangements are gorgeous and…read moregenerous!! They take extra care to make sure the flowers are at their peak. Their prices are reasonable. My family has used Posy Place for several decades. We have never been disappointed. I highly recommend them!!!! :)

Beautiful bouquet for my DILs birthday. Custom arrangement…read moreand delivered with care Will order from them again

"Pawn shop" and "friendly" don't usually go hand-in-hand. However, The Gift House on Historic 25th…read more-- serving Ogden since 1942 -- is self-proclaimed as the town's "oldest and friendliest pawn shop." And this might be the truth. First, let's start with the merch. At its heart is -- as stated on their business cards, "guns, gold, and diamonds." A lot of old-school, pricey rifles. Owner Scott Vanleeuwen is known far and wide for his collection of Browning-designed Winchester rifles. These are collectors items, and the lofty prices reflect that. As far as the gold and diamonds, I saw an abundance of rings, along with earrings, bracelets, and chains. Along the wall are several guitars, from acoustic to electric: Peavey, Ibanez, Martin, Dillion, Schecter, etc. At least for the ones I looked at, the prices are in line with what you'll find on eBay. Some really high-quality stuff too. For one, they have a few Breedlove Stage Series guitars ... top of the line, with dovetail neck joints, mahogany neck wood, and a 25.5-inch scale length. The Gif House's great advantage over eBay is you actually get to try 'em out before you buy. There's also a great mishmash: laptops, tablets, LED TVs, Apple products, cameras, Blu-ray players, tools (Bosch, Hilti, Makita, etc.); Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo game consoles and gears; coin collections, LED TVs, amplifiers, drums, mixers, snowboard and skiing gear, hunting equipment, taxidermied animals, paintball guns, CDs, DVDS, Blu-rays, Blu-ray players ... and that's naming just a few. And, yes, there's the "friendly" element. A group of locals are sitting ad chatting, you can pet and feed the shop's parakeet, or get a cup of coffee. I SO want to deduct a star for the Trump sticker on their wall, but I won't. The gift house is a very good pawn shop and, indeed, the friendliest in town.

The Gift House is an institution in Utah. The anchor of Historic 25th Street it is a MUST SEE. Like…read moreSpiral Jetty, Antelope Island and the Railroad Museum just across the street. You ain't seen Utah unless you stopped at the Gift House. Three generations of the Vanleeuwen family in this business assure you of perfect integrity, vast knowledge about the value of anything, and a really entertaining array of damn near everything. I could not make hight recommendation. If you need a little help, they offer respect and dignity for anything you bring in.

I cannot say enough how wonderful this place is! I ran into it by chance while visiting Ogden and I…read morekept returning whenever we have to stay over in town. I signed up for the silver snake ring class and ended up taking one more class on making a copper bowl. Then on my next visit, I asked for a private lesson where I could design a copper bowl on my own and re-make my silver snake ring into a bracelet. The ring was gorgeous, but was a bit heavy for my finger. Now the beautiful light bracelet is just perfect! The abstract bowl I made is also very much to my style. But I certainly appreciated the technique Rene taught me in making the proper round bowl. Everyone in the shop is super nice, from the artist to front desk people, everyone is just warm and happy being. I highly recommend the classes in this place. So reasonably priced and so worth it!

I recently visited The Local Artisan Collective and found it disappointing. As a passionate art…read morecollector, I regularly attend art festivals and gallery shows. I buy art, especially watercolor paintings, but also oils and prints often. I was excited to browse the locally made arts and crafts, but I found most of the work quite amateurish and unimpressive. The store itself was clean and well-organized, but there wasn't much that caught my interest.

They removed my previous reviews. Do not use this company for anything. This place is terrible…read more They acce-Ted my watch and sat on it for 6 months. They returned it to me still broken. I sent it back to them to correct their repair and they sat on it for another 6 months and did not fix the watch again, this time sending the watch back not only broken, but covered in glue.

Words cannot express the complete ineptitude of this company. I strongly recommend that if you are…read morethinking of using them for any reason other than to experience pure frustration in its most raw form- that you look elsewhere because I can assure you that is all you will experience from them. Today, I sent this abysmal company the following email regarding my Nubeo timepiece: Sending out my periodic email asking in reference to ticket #35209: WHERE IS MY WATCH, YET AGAIN, and to say CONGRATULATIONS, YOU HAVE HAD MY WATCH IN YOUR POSSESSION AWAITING REPAIR FOR ALMOST 1 YEAR AND 2 MONTHS. Last update provided from your company was in July 25th, 2025- in which I was informed, quote: "The necessary parts are expected to be available by the end of August, which will allow us to move forward with the repairs" Please note: It is now OCTOBER 2, 2025 - and I STILL DO NOT HAVE MY WATCH. Nor, as usual per my experience with the unprecedented level of ineptitude and COMPLETE DISDAIN for all things customer service related with IWSC- Nor have I been informed of any additional delay. I am the one, as per usual- I am the one that has to constantly check in and beg for any updates. At this point, I will be reaching out to Nubeo to provide them a timeline of this complete debacle and also to inquire as to the availability of parts for my watch- Simply to confirm the sneaking suspicion that I am just getting my chain yanked in the hopes that I eventually give up and abandon all hope of actually ever seeing my timepiece again.