Cute gift shop specializing in southern crafted goods. First floor has home decorating items,…read moreseasonal decorates, and candles. Second floor has kids clothing, kids toys (mostly geared for kids under 6 or so), and Mudpie kitchen items. Quite pricey (especially the kids clothes), but a great place to shop for a gift for someone. First stop for baby shower or bridal shower gifts.

The Merry Magnolia is my favorite gift shop! I love to shop local when I can and they have so many…read morecool things it's hard to not go completely broke when I visit! They have tons of baby clothes ( brand name like copper pearl, Beaufort Bonnet Company, kickee). They have mud pie gifts if you need a wedding gift and happy everything! They also have Tyler Candles. It's work coming across the bridge for your gifts here!

Southaven location... Received defective, unsafe furniture…read more One piece of the sectional has scratch marks and a hole in it. The bad thing is, is that the delivery guy said the store wrapped it before it was delivered to my house, which means they knew it was defective before it left their store. The pieces of the sectional do not snap together correctly, which caused my son to fall back in the deli if portion of the couch. I am in disbelief that a company can operate this way and get away with it. I also wasn't told that all sales were final until I called to complain about said furniture. I was then told that it is printed on the back of the receipt. First of all, who takes the time to read the back of a receipt? Second of all, I already purchased the item, so telling me that the refund policy is on the back of the receipt is a moot point! I would not recommend anyone going to this store, or any Home Decor Outlet Store. I would, however, recommend that you pay a little extra and get quality furniture and a lot less hassle. I would prefer to give this place zero stars, but that isn't possible.

If you're looking for great priced vintage, come here!…read more There is a great mix of items here from shoes to dresses, to decor to games. Everything is in good condition. The staff here were very nice! they gave us a ton of great recommendations for things to do in the area.

This is a vintage lover's dream. I was so impressed by the range of items here! Kelly has curated a…read morewide selection of clothes, jewelry, purses, home decor and more. She displays it beautifully with so much attention to detail. I found the prices reasonable, especially for some of the older pieces, which are all in great condition. To show the variety of items you can purchase here, today I walked away with vintage earrings and some gorgeous napkin holders. I can't wait to come back and find more! The store is located by Minglewood Hall off of Madison. You can park on the street for free. Look for the electric sign that advertises Second Kiss!

I stopped in today see the Calpak travel items. I normally purchase online but needed to compare…read morethe sizes of the bags in person. Very easy to navigate the store. Staff offer assistance to help you quickly locate the correct aisle. I found a few items that I did like ( I love tea related items). Parking is the one issue as I'm sure most are familiar if you shop the TJ next door.

I think this store is incredible. I came here today, with the intent to buy a unique charging port…read morethat could both run through my bed and only had usb outlets. Rather than go on amazon I came here, because the amazon offerings can be questionable. Not only was the staff knowledgeable but the charging port device was easy to find, and at a reasonable price that actually undercut the amazon offerings. I will definitely be coming back to collect further supplies for my office, as well as telling my colleagues to give this place a try.

Veronica was so easy to work with. She is very talented and was able to help me make my space…read moreexactly as I had envisioned.

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I have never met a women so well-suited to putting the designs of interior together…read more Jessie used to be based in our area, and I got the opportunity to work with her planning a fundraiser. She generously donated a color consult of her expert services which is such an asset when it comes to designers today. Because we all know Home Depot or Sherwin Williams or where ever you get your paint usually has harsh lighting. So the chocolate color, you thought you got at the store, might come home looking like poo. She has now relegated to Memphis, sadly - but that only means Tennessee is going to have the opportunity to take advantage of her wonderful skills. I've seen some chairs she's reupholstered and redesigned; her talent relegates in her attention to detail and really deriving personality into pieces that are truly unique. I've seen her work a pile of swatches better than an Asian lady in the garment district. "A chair is still a chair, even when no one is sitting there..." Even though, no one is sitting there - you have to make sure that and every other piece you acquire is truly fabulous. Jessie will make sure of that.

Jessie helped me nearly totally redecorate my recently purchased condominium and she did a…read morefantastic job. She worked with me well, listened to me and seemed to know what I would like and stayed within my budget. She was always very responsive in terms of communicating (phone, email, text messages). She also worked well with other contractors (tile installation, painting, etc.). She seems particularly good at creating and working with color schemes. I've had nothing but the highest compliments from friends and relatives who have visited. (One tip: as she works by the hour, it helps to do as much preparation as you can so that you can use her time as efficiently as possible. She told me that some people cannot make up their minds and that can add to the cost of her services.)

The Navajo Tacos were disappointing. It was mostly just beans and hardly any ground beef. When…read moreasked if we could get one without beans they said the meat and beans were mixed together so they couldn't do that. Which wasn't a huge deal but something to note. I was more disappointed that there was almost no meat and just all beans. And way too many beans, it was just lettuce and beans with the sprinkle of cheese. the fry bread itself was good. But that alone wouldn't be enough for me to go back or recommend it. If they actually put some meat in there it would probably be very good but I can't justify spending $12 on a bean lettuce taco. The shop itself seemed nice and the pricing seemed average. I only looked briefly but didn't look like there was any unique or rare items, just general items you could find at most gift shops. Still fun and good if you're in need of some souvenirs. The people were super friendly and I feel bad not giving a better review but the Navajo Tacos were just not good. I feel like there is potential to easily make improvements so I wouldn't completely write this place off, maybe I just came on an off day.

I was driving towards the Petrified National Park when I spotted Chee's Indian Store and Rock Shop…read more This store has been owned an operated as a Native American business for 47 years. I stopped not so much to see the shop but more about just taking a break from driving. I was really interested in their rock collection which I found to be extensive an organized. You needed to know rocks, minerals and gem stones in order to receive some value from your purchase. Over the years I have done my homework and I'm familiar with some specimens and reasonable pricing. I found their collection all over the place with some reasonably priced items. The petrified wood seemed pricey. It is a cash only business when I visited. Aside from rocks and minerals, they sell common southwestern souvenirs like potted cactus, magnets and polished longhorn cattle skulls. The T-Shirt were interesting like the one that had a photo of Geronimo and three other chiefs that read "America's First Homeland Security, Fighting Terror since1492". They sell handmade rugs produced by Navajo artists. You get a photo of the artist with your purchase. They have other authentic Native American handmade items as well. The items are mainly rugs, pottery and jewelry. The Minnetoaka moccasins and Fry bread seemed tempting but ultimately I passed. Another Native American store is just across the street "Indian City" so you can shop an compare to some degree.