Many people think that they will get the best deal from larger box stores, however, I found that…read morethis store offers so much more. Friendly staff and wide range of product options which made my visit a positive one. Obtained expert advice when looking for a new BBQ while taking advantage of the US / Canadian exchange.

From the owner: We are a leader in the gas barbecue industry with over 40 different models on display from such…read moremanufacturers like Broil King, Weber, and Napoleon just to name a few. With over 30 years of experience the staff can help you make an educated choice as to which grill will best suit your needs. The fireplace division is growing every year. The large burning display allows the consumer the ability to actually view the models before purchase. The staff is well versed on the operations and installation of these units and can answer any questions you may have. Patio Palace has been profiled many times by the London Free Press, Windsor Star and National Publications such as Casual Living and Hearth & Home magazines. With one of the largest displays in South Western Ontario they can guarantee the right fit for their customer's needs. The staff at Patio Palace would like to invite you to visit one of our locations to experience our approach to Casual Living and Complete Customer Satisfaction.

Jene is probably the worst sales man we had to deal with…read more Very rude and with attitude. Will not go back.

Great customer service! Awesome choices! I will be returning for more summer items! Bought our…read morecottage sectional there!

It's a zoo. The parking lot is quite full. There's a ton of customers, makes sense. It is Mother's…read moreDay tomorrow. I had to park at the far end of the main lot along the length of the building in greenhouse. It's larger than the one side in the building would lead on. I was going to purchase the gazing balls and stand and the munchrooms mushroom jerky, until I got into the checkout line. It's about 50+ people deep. At least have six staff members to cash you out. I don't have the patience to wait for however long it might take. One big red maple tree goes for about $1,600. If you do end up coming here to purchase anything. Be prepared to wait at least a good 15 to 20 minutes or more to get through the line. Will have to come back on a non-Mother's day weekend. It's worth a walk through, so much to see. The boutique shop seems a bit out of place though.

Farmer John's is fantastic. Everyone is friendly and helpful. We have renovated our entire garden…read moreand we only buy from Farmer John's. Sadar is so helpful and so knowledgeable.

Last time I wrote a review for here I was not a homeowner. Now I've been one for over 12 years and…read moreI've been here many times over for goodies for my yard, gifts, treats for myself, etc, and it's become one of my favorite places in town so I figured I should finally give them good update! No matter the time of year I love visiting Downtown Home & Garden. My previous review stated, "I love any store where I can get tulip bulbs, a new bird house, a winter hat shaped like a Christmas tree, a new cookie sheet and a loaf of Zingerman's bread" and all that still rings true. But these days I also add national parks merch, gear for my dogs, holiday decor, kitchen gadgets and cookbooks and, perhaps most exciting for a Polish broad like myself, a variety of Polish pottery pieces. In the spring and summer months I can be found perusing peony bulbs for my garden, hummingbird feeders, bird seed and squirrel proof bird feeders, planters, plants/starters for my veggie garden, pest control and fertilizers, plus a variety of lawn decor and sculpture pieces, etc. Some things can be kind of pricey but you truly get what you pay for. Even after years out in the elements everything I've bought for my yard here is still in amazing condition, my plants from here always yield the most delicious fruits and veggies, and the little birdies are so happy with the snacks we provide them from their bins.

Interesting store that is probably really good if you're a suburban homeowner. For me, I liked…read morethat I was able to make friends with a cat that works there, got some cute socks and slippers for the Chief of Staff, a postcard (the only store in town where they knew what a postcard is), and a pretty ceramic bowl that my cats broke the minute it got home.

Terrible follow through with sales. I repeatedly asked for guidance in preparation of installation…read moreof a swim spa. They refused to work with me and caused a host of issues which cost thousands of additional dollars that could have been avoided if they worked with me. They basically took my money and ran. Definitely go elsewhere.

Everyone is very helpful. They also have great deals all year long. I never feel any pressure. From…read morehot tubs to patio furniture they really have it all.

I had one of these swings for around 20 years, and needed a new one, mainly because the squirrels…read morelike to chew on the wood. Also, the canopy was getting pretty worn. My problem was I had no way to pick a new one up myself and get it in my backyard. I asked this business whether they could do that for me, take old one away and deliver new one. I was surprised that they say it would be no problem (I live about a half hour away). I still wasn't sure it would work because my back yard gate is so narrow. Was really surprised they were able to do it (just 2 people). And they didn't charge me much to deliver and install it and remove old one. I had this one varnished hoping that would deter the squirrels, we will see. These swings last a long, long time, had I kept up with varnishing the old one, it may have lasted longer. They are worth it and the large one sits 3 adults comfortably. I expect this to last me the rest of my life....unless I live longer than 90! Nice owners. I love it.

From the owner: Moon Valley has been crafting rustic log furniture in Michigan since 1928!…read moreOur Lawn Swings and Double Gliders are legendary for durability and pure simple relaxation!

I'm not changing my review. I just want to add that there are never any employees on the floor to…read morehelp you. I continue to go back because they do have some really fun items to look at, but if you want to purchase anything that is heavy or you need assistance with good luck, finding someone to help. Also, I once saw something on a reel about how they will have one item with multiple prices and it's true! I was purchasing an end table and one of them was priced $10 higher than the other. I grabbed the one with the lower sticker and when I asked the employee about it, she had no idea what I was talking about

WOAH WOAH WOAH. How had I never been to an At Home store before yesterday?? I'm not entirely sure…read morebut in some ways it's a good thing because I would have spent way too much time of my youth going up and down their aisles. So, yesterday I was next door at Duluth stocking up on some hot new overalls and decided to pop in to At Home because I need a few new garden decor thingys to replace some stuff that (after nearly a decade!) I've had to retire. 3 hours later I left with a cart full of garden gnomes, plant stands, a new patio umbrella, a small outdoor mat, and metal garden stakes. I also walked every aisle, and made mental notes to return for some organizing things once I have my office redo finished. The price points feel a little steep for some of the items, and they didn't have particularly deep markdowns but i'd say the prices are about on par, if not a bit less than, Homegoods. But the sheer volume of options they carry makes up for it. When I walked in I said "Oh my God" because the store is HUGE. They easily had 8 rows of just lawn figurines and the aforementioned metal signs. I said to my mom, "it's not just that they have a lot of stuff they have a lot of variety in each item of stuff." So, not just a handful of patio cushions but multiple rows dedicated to several different styles and patterns. At least 4 aisles of just REALLY BIG planter pots. Halloween and Christmas already had a bit of a showing and honestly, I wasn't even mad because the place is so huge it just feels like they should keep those displays up all the time because they've got the space for it. Now that I've gotten my bearings I don't think i'll need quite as many hours to visit (i don't think I'll need another walk through the picture frames or oversized candelabras anytime soon) but who knows. Now that I've been once I can't wait to see what they have in store (literally and figuartively) for peak holiday time!