Olive and Dahlia's is a first rate business. Their flower arrangements are creative and fabulous. I…read morehighly recommend them.

Located on Historic 25th street in Ogden, Olive Dahlia sells home and garden decor. The store…read moreitself is in a cool, old building, and it's packed with merchandise! PACKED! Although there are some nice items to be found, much of what I saw there was tacky crap. In fact, there was actually a lot of really tacky crap. The store itself is a lot like Pier 1 Imports, but the prices were a lot more expensive. Not really my kind of place. Might be worth a look if you are in the area.

For someone who delights in being a minimalist, I sure found a great deal of joy in this wonderful…read moregift shop. It goes on and on with beautiful display after another of unique, attractive themed gifts. Truly, hats off to the person in charge of displaying the products-they know what they are doing. I'd imagine that's a bit of a challenge to avoid making things look cluttered with so much stuff to work with. I'm not sure what else to say other than this is a gift shop that I will excitedly and enthusiastically return to. There are delicious smelling candles, kitchen gadgets, home décor, stationary, candy and trinkets that would make your grandma's heart skip a beat. It almost makes me want to start collecting something...not sure what...but I'd find it here for certain.

What a fantastic spot to visit in Ogden! So many gift choices that you can find something for every…read moreoccasion!

To start with the good, this place is super cute! Natural products, lots of lovely items from local…read morevendors. I found lots of items that I buy at the farmers market and it's good know I can find them here during the winter. For the bad, my mom and I went in. The young lady at the counter followed us mercilessly. Not just nearby or in the same section of the store, but right next to us at all times. It felt as though we were thieves just waiting to be caught. I understand watching overall, but it was extremely uncomfortable and difficult to shop. What sealed the deal for us was there were 20% signs all over the honey side of the store. And when we asked a question about a lotion we wanted to buy, she said sorry the sale was over. Rather than honor the sale and take the signs down, she did not honor it. We decided to not to purchase because it felt wrong that it was not honored. Prices here are extremely high, which I understand with hand made local items, but to not honor a discount that was clearly marked on top of that, was off putting. It's sad because it only harms the locals putting there items in the store.

Great place on 25th street. Very friendly and helpful. Great selection of honey and beeswax items…read more Worth the stop.

Well, if you are looking for a Buddha of just about any size, a tabletop fountain, Japanese art, or…read moreSamurai swords, this is the place. It's quiet and I didn't even see a staffer in my 15 minutes here (although I heard some rustling in a back room). Still, this store is a feast for the eyes. It's almost as good as going to a museum. Bravo, Asia Gifts, your stuff is awesome!

Got scammed at the layton location. They sell fake product. The Monchhichi blind box I bought…read morelooked sealed and integral but it was in fact held down by hot glue and was not authentic. who knows what else they're trying to push as real here.

Whether you're gearing up for the zombie apocalypse or want some country attire, Smith & Edwards…read morehas your back. It's a vast store with so much stuff you'll need a few hours to properly browse it all. They definitely lean into the country boy theme-the clothing, the sporting and outdoor gear-it's a specific vibe and demographic. The thing that surprised me the most (and maybe shouldn't have) is the aisle of things I consider "prepper" tools. Gas masks, full body suits that look ready for space travel, military garb, etc. If you're looking for something a little "out there," this might be a place to visit. For everyone else, come ready to explore. There's lots to see.

Retired marine government contractor here. Not from Utah. I…read morewas Heavily profiled when I was in there, the guy at the gun counter as I was looking at knifes had a pretty stiff attitude as I'm looking at $300 knives, made my purchase, got to the parking lot sheriff was sitting in the parking lot next to my truck watching me closely, I'm not a criminal. Don't have a record. any type of harassment FROM THIS COMPANY(employees) OR THE SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT(profiling me) in the store or in the parking lot WILL RESULT IN A LAWSUIT. My one and only fair warning. Do I believe people need to be prevented from stealing stuff? Yes absolutely. Do I believe they need to profile someone to the point the sheriff gets called based off "looks", shopping trying to purchase/pay for products. ABSOLUTELY NOT.

Amazing experience here! Beautiful spot and the very definition of a hidden gem! Service was fast…read moreand friendly and the food was fantastic! The dining area has the feel of an outside garden cafe while benefiting from the comforts of indoor dining. Attached to a large craft mall which you can peruse and find hidden treasures while you wait for your food. Definitely recommend and would love to come back!

Rainbow garden used to be a destination in Ogden. Not only for the food but for planet rainbow…read more Well planet rainbow doesn't even exist anymore. The doors are closed and dust gathering. I don't know what is gonna happen with that space. The gift shop is great and truly offers a variety of things and almost something for everyone. I have to say that the crowd was a lot of older people. I feel like now that whole place is catering to the geriatric set. Why don't you offer the Mormon muffins for sale without having to eat at the restaurant? Why don't you have something in planet rainbow space and what happened to planet rainbow? It just feels like slow death there and I really hate to see a landmark like that die. It needs some life breathed into it really bad. If you're thinking of going there when you're in Ogden, you can skip it and you'll be just fine.

1800flowers used this shop and the arrangement is not at all what was expected for $50 and $14.99…read morefor delivery which was blocks away. Supposed to be red, white, and blue with a yellow ribbon - supposed to be really patriotic. Wish I would have taken a pic of the original but had to hurry and locate a much smaller vase because the one they sent was way too big, no ribbon, sad. Requested money back through 1800flowers, we will see what they do.

This is easily the worst floral shop I have ever worked with. I made an order to have one bouquet…read moredelivered to my girlfriend to celebrate an anniversary of ours. Here's how they did: The flowers were two days late, they were the incorrect flowers, and every time I called them they said they would call me back to assist me with the issue. It has been a week since I made my initial order and they've still done nothing to help. I'll never order from them again and I strongly recommend that no one else does either.