Be cautious about buying clothing gifts. I received a great sweatshirt for Christmas (not on…read moresale). Still tagged and everything, attempted to return it and the old woman at the counter thumped the sign at her register stating no returns or exchanges. It was a gift, so I had no idea and drove a bit to get there. I attempted to call first, and well...you should hear their outgoing message. Another testament to their lack of service. Kind of sad as I would like to support small businesses, but definitely not coming back to this place.

Fun shop Lots of cute things Coffee mugs coasters cookies…read more Jewelry glassware with silly quips

In honor of #ThankYouThursday where we pen a review for a local fav, The General Store in downtown…read moreOP was the first place my mind headed. This gem of a store has been so clutch over the years for picking up gifts. Some of the people in my life are, um, a little hard to shop for, but when I come in here, I always come away with something great. It's all so well-curated; some gifts are classy, some funny, and many are versatile. It beats the socks off of going into a big box store in a million ways. Being in a charming stretch of a walkable area adds to its appeal, and the staff is always friendly. They also have Pickwick candles which are some of the best in town. These soy candles will last multiple seasons and almost all of them smell amazing. Cheers to this shop, they're doing it right and have saved my bacon every December since they've opened.

This is SUCH a fun store!!! We were shopping along downtown Overland Park and stumbled into this…read morelocal gem. They have a gift for literally anyone that you can think of! I bought a hilarious (and slightly inappropriate) oven mit and cocktail napkins for my aunt as a hostess gift. They have loads of candles, home decor, games, toys, jewelry, men's stuff, bath and body products, etc. If you're looking to check some folks off of your holiday list, stop in to The General Store, you're sure to find what you need! something for everyone! And support local, am I right?

Highly recommend this spot for your furniture shopping! We have found multiple furniture pieces…read morehere at incredible prices. The service is always stellar and kind. If you're thinking about purchasing, I recommend driving a truck or trailer there to just be able to load up your car. We will continue to furniture shop here in the future!

Three stars for selection, cleanliness and price point. One star for attitude, rudeness, and the…read moreotherwise "I can't be bothered to help you" attitude of the workers. Take a 10 minute drive on Metcalf Avenue to Glenwood Antique Mall or Couches to Curios. The little old lady at Couches to Curios is amazballs. While I didn't find anything this trip, I will go back to all three. But will roll my eyeballs @ Revivial.

I was driving in this strip mall area the other day and saw the store had opened. There is an…read moreOlathe location which I have not been in either. So I went in the store and it is a good size, the aisles are close together and are packed with a variety of HomeGoods items. The store also carries hygiene, paper, products, makeup, snacks, some gardening goods, craft supplies, and some kids toys. I did not purchase anything, but the people working the cash register seemed nice to the people that were. As far as the value goes, I don't think it is a good value in comparison to Dollar Tree. This store has more to offer, but if you really look at the pricing for what you're getting, it's not worth it. The pricing starts at $2.25 and goes all the way up to $18. Anything that doesn't have a price on it is supposed to be $2.25 and then if it has the Yen price, and you have to refer back to a little chart that converts it to American dollars. I hate the way they're pricing is because it's confusing and you're always having to look for the little signs to find out and compare. Also, the items that are over $2.25 many of them are not worth it. For example, they have kitchen bowls for cereal and you can get a similar bowl for $1.50 at the dollar tree whereas their theirs are $2.25 as their cheapest and they have more expensive ones which are not worth it. I was looking forward to having this as a regular store for inexpensive items, but even their greeting cards are $1.50 and at the dollar tree they have some that are two for a dollar.

I love this coffee shop! I lean you can't go wrong with plants and coffee!…read more I had a London Fog! My first London fog and it was so so good!! There is a covered patio and more seating in the greenhouse. I love this setting

The seating area is definitely the draw factor of this cafe; Tranquil, beautiful & spacious. My…read moreseasonal beverage, Harvest Moon was lacking in pumpkin & walnut flavor. I chose not to get any alternative milk due to the 1.50 extra charge, which is a rather steep cost.

I took my Solera blinds here for repair. There was a reasonable…read moreHandling cost. One stop took care of everything and returned the blinds to Me in working order. I highly recommend this store. I went to the location on 135th street

A Most Disappointing "Experience" indeed. One Stop was highly recommended to us by a friend, and we…read morehad no reason to doubt them for a moment. We were thrilled to have blinds and shutters in our lovely new Lenexa home, and our sales representative seemed to be competent, even if a touch weary and condescending. We agreed to double shutters in the front facing room, motorized shades in the high windows in the kitchen, and high to low manual shades in the bedrooms. Of course, our rep guaranteed that he would personally oversee all work for the entire installation. Our order arrived ahead of scedule, but this would be the last positive note in our dealings with the company. The very first issue was that our motorized blinds were NOT included. Our "hands on" rep was nowhere to be found, and at no point was our shipment inspected before being sent out. Neither was one of our costly shutters damaged. We'd been pumped up on Hunter Douglas being the premium manufacturer used by OSD, but after this was pointed out, we were informed that "lately there had been some slip ups" with the products. Of course, we were told that this "had never happened before" (and yet it just did). Oh, and of course our rep showed up and admitted NOTHING, but apologized for misrepresenting himself, as he never really meant to supervise our job personally. The owner sent my wife a lovely email offering to "look into" our situation, etc, and promised to complete the installation as per our agreement, which we found to be the lowest bar any reputable business could achieve. Finally, our purchase of the motorized units had been agreed upon on a larger cell size, but the rep signed onto it without bothering to explain that they were not offered in the larger size. The care we were given was shoddy at best, careless at worse. This business continues to enjoy high ratings, but should anyone ask, we are unable to offer anything close to a recommendation. This was a dismal fail.

Just opened 6 months ago and is a MUST for unique gifts for others or yourself. Another mission…read morekansas wonderful boutique!

Amelia's Bloomers is beautiful and engaging, the artful displays pull me into each fascinating…read morearea, whether the distinctive designer clothing, handsome home goods, or gorgeous jewelry. There is often a special sale on one category or another. The owner, Deb, is an artist, a delight to visit with and so helpful. Each visit is a new experience bcz Deb rearranges as she receives new merchandise. My sisters and I have each purchased clothes and jewelry, and have received glowing comments from friends about our purchases. Deb always ties a ribbon and often a flower to your bag. The shop is in Mission, part of a cute strip of stores on Johnson Drive. I wish the reviewer who intended to blast a store in Zona Rosa, but misidentified it as this one would correct her mistake.