After over an hour in the store, I was charged and they refused to give me my merchandise. Had to…read morespend another hour calling "corporate" to have them "promise" to give me my money back. Went across the street to O'Reily's where the products were cheaper. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE. Horrible customer service and your time is worth something, as well. Now I'll have to spend days going to my computer to check and see if they REALLY re-credited my credit card.

I continue to shop at Norby's. Since moving to a new…read morebuilding a few years ago, they have continued to expand inventory. Norby's is my go to store for a number of items. Now that winter is setting in I always get bird seed and suet there. Have a small or large hardware need? Check out Norby's. And in the summer, I like to check out the garden center for flowers or garden plants. I recommend checking out Norby's.

Shout out to Amy for an awesome experience! Thanks for fixing the glasses! My husband was very…read morehappy to have them fixed!

My glasses were loose and Amanda tightened them up in a jiffy. So friendly and helpful.read more

Great service and fantastic products! Every time I come in the staff seems happy to help and very…read moreknowledgeable.

This review is for Sherwin Williams "Harmony" line (low or zero VOC) odor absorbing/anti-microbial…read morepaint. This line of paint is supposed to be one of the best paints from their store. It cost nearly $50 per can on sale. I was very disappointed as it seems to use a lot more paint than other brands and finally covers over primer after 2 labored coats are applied (primer bleeds through 1 coat, no matter what color I've purchased). When I painted in the same conditions, same room, over primer on a different wall with one coat of Home Depot's Behr (low odor formula) which is less than $30 a can on sale, Behr covered completely with one coat, and used less paint and less effort. (less having to double-back over areas you've already rolled, etc.) Overall, its much easier work and better coverage for way less money if you go with another brand. I have experienced this with "Harmony" no matter what store I've bought from. I typically buy it for its low odor properties and because the store is closer to my home than Home Depot, but it's not worth it anymore...its more money and more work to paint, and it is as if they put so many features into the harmony formula that its results are watered down appearance and application experience. Save your money and time spent re-painting. This particular review is not targeted toward the particular store or store employees. They are very helpful when going there for supplies and their paint matching process is very precise.

Great customer service. The employee are so knowledgeable and are truly there to help in any way. I…read morehighly recommend.

Hands down the best sex spot I have ever been too, its always the best time when Mark is the one…read moreworking.. it makes a huge difference when the person there does his best to make ppl comfortable at all costs. In a place ppl are embarrassed to walk into for whatever reason, a guy like Mark is required for sure!

My beautiful niece asked me to join her for hot yoga. I've tried the 90-minute B..... yoga before…read morebut didn't care for it. Hot Vinyasa at Yoga Nook is different! We were warmly welcomed upon entering the studio. Front area is a beautiful boutique with a nice selection of yoga clothing and dresses (Lulu Lemon and a few other brands) mats, accessories, nice candles and books. I appreciate that there was no pressure to purchase or even shop! There are convenient cubbies to tuck things you don't want to carry into the studio room. This area is watched while you're in class. Now let's talk about class...Sarika is a lovely human and skilled teacher. Her opening message helped me to ground and prepare for what followed. Oh, the sweat! But the flow was intelligent and cueing was clear so my body was able to move from one pose to the next with stability and ease. Be prepared to sweat! They do offer a long sivasana at the end with touch. A cold, damp lavender towel is placed on your eyes and you'll be asked to raise your hand if you prefer NOT to be touched. Neck, shoulders and head massage with nice smelling essential oil. Beginners and experienced yogis will feel comfortable in this loving, comfortable space.

Amy Weinands is the most experienced efficient honest hard working realtor in our area. Her team…read moredoesn't just come and "try" to sell your home..they sell it!! Plus they educate you on how to sell it, things to improve on, and bam! Open houses! Walk throughs...and its sold in a few weeks! She goes the extra 5 miles to get it sold! Highly highly recommend if youre serious about selling or buying!

Have used Amy Weinands twice and couldn't be happier with both processes. Professional and very…read morepersonable. Promoted our properties well and we were very happy with the offers we received. Highly recommend!

Great service at the Waterloo Target Optical. Stephanie the tech was very patient and kind…read more Explained everything thoroughly. Alma helped me get glasses. I will always go here.

Target Optical is first class. I have a prescription that is difficult to fit into the frames I had…read morebought. But the manager is friendly and does care about the customers. It took a little time but he got it done. Customer service like this should be standard.

Ah, where to begin and what stars to give?  A few years ago, we went to CL-USA Waterloo.  They did…read moreour living room.  No problems.  Looked great.  So when our stairs needed re-carpeting, we returned.  This time our experience was a total sh@* show.  It became almost funny.  We picked out carpet and scheduled a measure.  Waited around most of the day and no one shows.  Email the salesman twice and finally call the store - nice lady takes a message.  Salesman calls back next day - says measuring guy tried to call twice.... Yet I had no missed calls, VMs or texts. He did get my emails.  He asks me to measure and send a photo.  Says we don't need a measure and he'll go off what I emailed.  Next day, the measuring guys calls and says he's on his way out.  Told him that the salesman said measure not needed.  He says his boss wants a measure.  Ok, fine.  Good to go - finally have an install date.  Guess what?  No one shows up.  Call the store again.  Same nice lady says it was on the schedule but not sent to the install people.  Salesman called back and did apologize many times.  Says the manager will call next day to reschedule install - next day, no manager call.  Call the store again.... Salesman apologizes again... says must have been some miscommunication.  Yea think?  Finally, install day comes and the guy shows!  But he has to come back tomorrow because he doesn't have his "stair tool." Did I mention this was a stairway install?  Anyhow, he shows next day and the final job looks great.  I just don't know... just don't know.  Oh, salesman said he'd sent a gift card for our patience.  That never arrived either. Luckily, I'm recently retired so I was home for all these appointments. If I had taken time off work... bad.  So draw your own conclusions. Would I have them do another job? Probably.... with all the heartburn and miscommunications, the final product looks lovely.