Stumbled across this boutique while walking past it as my friend and I were waiting for our movie…read moreat the Parkway Theater. It was a fun little impromptu shopping for us. There's a lot of fun gift ideas, but I will say the main items are geared towards children or women. I did find a shampoo bar I've been wanting, but was also browsing their cook books and candles. I found a new shop to consider when buying gifts for my two sisters. ‍ The staff were welcoming and nice and they talked up some of their chocolates at the checkout area. My friend purchased me a small chocolate that we enjoyed in the theater - they were right! Very good.

Visited 14 Hill Boutique mid-afternoon on Saturday after a movie at Parkway Theater. Let's just say…read moreit was a first-time score visit. I snagged a seasonal ornament at 50% off and browsed for about an hour (could've easily stayed longer, but the rest of the day was calling). Such a cute boutique with tons of goodies! I absolutely loved ALL the jewelry. It's about a 30-minute drive from where I live, but it's definitely worth the trip, and hey, maybe I'll catch a movie too. The real icing on the cake was Julie. She was so pleasant and engaging and truly made me feel welcome. Great customer service is rare these days, and she nailed it-thank you, Julie! If you're in the area or looking for a fun little field trip, this place is a must. Everything is beautifully arranged: jewelry, candles, stationary & clothing, purses, and toys for kiddos. I'd say prices are normal for a boutique and the quality of everything is great. Plus, lots of unique finds. Side note- I was so zoned here that I completely forget to take photos.

This store use to have a larger stock but the staff was helpful. The online shop has lots more…read moreitems that the store does not have and it seems they only stock seasonal items and not the all year round items you get online. Overall it was a pleasant experience!

I went to get tapers and scented tea lights 2 1/2 weeks before Thanksgiving. They had none. No…read moretapers at all and no Autumn colored or scented votives. All they had was Christmas merchandise. Not very impressive for a dedicated candle store. I went to MOT just for that errand.

Fun place to go Right now they have the 45th anniversary…read moreSanta Bear Items and Daytons items I love both

Cute shop with lots of great gifts including stickers, jewelry, French Soaps, cards, socks,…read moreaccessories, clothes etc. Well worth the visit. Shop owner was very nice and it was hard to leave without buying anything. There is also plenty of free ramp parking nearby.

I drive 30 minutes once a month to come here and get my insense. They have a large selection of…read moreinsense and are always stocked up! I wouldn't go anywhere else. so happy this place exists! the staff are also very friendly!

Good selection of candles, oils, statutes. Kind and welcoming employees and great energy when you…read morewalked in.

I went to this shop few weeks ago wanting to get some note cards. Sarah helped me out choosing the…read moreright card and putting the order in. The staff is really helpful and their customer service proved to be great. I would definitely go back.

This is my favorite store! There is something for everyone, and everyone who works there is happy…read moreand nice. I love getting gifts there.

I thought Jaymi's review was kind of harsh, until I went there. It's kind of true. I went looking…read morefor Xmas bargains, specifically garland for the tree. What they had was so weird it wouldn't be fit for a grave site. I got half off Xmas cards for next year, cause I'm cheap. Got some birthday cards, most with no message inside. The fun thing I got was a fat birthday cake candle for April. Worth the trip to go to George and the Dragon.

This place is right next door from George & The Dragon and so right after our lunch, we stopped in…read moreat Patina and let me tell you, this place is cool as heck!!! It is a very eclectic store with some cool and funny items. I wish this store was back here at home, because I would buy so much stuff from these guys. If you are in the area, stop on in and get you some cool stuff, you won't be disappointed.

Large and beautiful nursery greenhouse. Bachman lives for it big name and the Twin Cities. This…read morelocation is the biggest and largest store in compares to their other smaller store locations. They have plenty of parking and many entrances and inside they have many sections, one for gifts, and the other is for greenhouse and then garden needs. They have a lot of variety of selections and a great place to go and stroll. The price point is a hit or miss some are pricey and some are decently marked, depends on what you're looking for and what you're buying. This location here is where they held their annual garden show. They even have a restaurant inside. Very nice big store very clean and a lot of nice and friendly staffs. Great place to come and find a gift for almost any event and everyone.

Experience with this business very poor. Ordered a tulip arrangement couple weeks ago for sister…read morehaving surgery. She received a floral arrangement different than what I ordered, intended for someone named Kaci. My sister phoned within a day or two and was told they'd refund me. Two weeks later no refund so called them, was first told to seek redress through PayPal but told the nice woman that PayPal app directed me to them, the merchant. Then said she needed management guidance but they were gone for the day and she'd call me next day (today). Instead i get an email from "customer service" (an apparent misnomer) with a photo of the wrong flowers at my sisters door, telling me to call if I still have concerns. I am not impressed. If they straighten this out I may upgrade to like 2 stars, but not feeling optimistic so far.

Staff was friendly and accommodating of our toddler. They put her drinks in lidded cups for us. I…read morewouldn't call it a toddler friendly restaurant though - don't expect booster seats or crayons. She did however love the "waterfalls" and the music in bathrooms. We had 3 dance parties in the private bathrooms because she just couldn't get enough. Food wise- it's ok. You can't go wrong with burrata. The lobster roll was a little disappointing. A smallish roll with a bit of lobster resting on the top. Sides are a la cart. I forget which steak we ordered but it was decent. It was cooked nicely and had good flavor. The menu is half fancy half diner. You can get a burger and chocolate chip cookies or steak and affogato. The value is in the aesthetics and not the food. Don't expect the best meal of your life or you'll be disappointed. Catch the sunset for a lovely glow around the fountain and chandeliers.

The Restoration Hardware Rooftop Restaurant in Edina promises elegance. What it delivers is…read moresomething far less refined. The RH store downstairs is beautiful -- thoughtfully staged showrooms with on-trend furniture, flattering lighting, and aspirational everything. Upstairs, though, feels curiously drab by comparison: gray floors, gray seating, chandeliers with fake plastic candles, large fake trees that scream "mall atrium," and marble tables permanently covered in water stains. For a company that trades in curated aesthetics, the restaurant is joyless, even tacky. The menu doesn't redeem it. The cheapest glass of cabernet is $25 -- from a Robert Hall bottle you can buy at Total Wine for fifteen to twenty bucks. I wish I were joking. This glass of wine set the tone for pricing untethered from quality. The burger was passable but unremarkable, its patties overcooked and lacking much flavor. The $56 petite filet was the real tragedy: lukewarm upon arrival, burnt around the edges, rare-pushing-raw in the middle, completely flavorless, and shockingly dry. After two tentative bites, I had to set it aside. My dad tried a bite too, and agreed something was wrong with the meat. 30 minutes later, a stomach event proved us both right. The Béarnaise sauce, usually my ride-or-die, arrived broken, watery, and depressing. If this were your first taste of Béarnaise, you'd never order it again. The service was almost as bad as the food. When I told our server something seemed off with the steak, he silently took the plate, avoided eye contact, and walked away. As someone who has worked in a variety of restaurants, that short interaction that lacked any attempt of finding a resolution was the most shocking part of the night. RH built its reputation on staging perfection. Here, that illusion collapses under the weight of overpriced wine, flavorless food, and inattentive service. For a restaurant so heavily invested in appearances, it's astonishing how little care goes into the experience.