I needed two extra large urn fillers. I sent a photo of what I was looking for and Taiwan Imports…read morehad them done in less than a day. They are beautiful. The store is huge. A ton of variety for those DIY people.

Great selections and store is fun but the cashier was super rude and got offended when he got…read morecalled sir as if he wasn't retiring age... also have trumpies being sexist to the women in there and the staff did nothing to help.

I discovered this shop while out and about exploring and this shop had a little of everything!…read moreArtistic wares- check, gifts and home goods- check, vintage items- check! I found a gorgeous soda fired bowl for $10- I know, most reading this won't know what that means- but I make pottery, so- trust me, it was a cool bowl. And I loved their enamel pins! I actually loved a bunch of items throughout the store, but I was running low on suitcase space/weight & was attempting to be conservative on my last days in SLC. Definitely go check out this whole shopping center! Very fun indeed.

Seven Gables is a fun, cute store. Mainly I want to review the very fun Easter tea party that I…read moreattended here. The treats were tasty and the atmosphere was perfect! I took one star off because this tea party was more expensive than the Grand America afternoon tea, and the value didn't quite match what Grand America offers. But I so enjoyed it, and I would do it again--especially if it were a few dollars less.

Obsessed with this Hobby Lobby. I came here when redecorating my new place and found everything I…read moreneeded in each visit. They don't have much staff placed around the store, but you can always ask the cashiers for help if you need it. They run great deals each week, and you can find them online or in their paper ad. They change each week, but come back often. Always 40-50% of some sort of decor. Really love the selection and the customer service I experienced!

Buyers beware! If you purchase ANYTHING from Hobby lobby, from a toaster to a picture frame. If you…read moretake that purchase home and it falls apart, blows up, starts a fire, or simply doesn't work because of faulty manufacturing, Hobby Lobby WILL NOT refund or exchange that item. Why? Because that faulty item is considered used. For a company who is morally opposed to opening their doors on Sunday, they have no problem selling you damage goods and sticking you with the replacement cost. Buyers just beware...

The customer service here is amazing…read more I visit this Lowe's more than my barber, dentist, mechanic, and hometown combined. What keeps me coming back, aside from the convenient location right by the freeway exit and fantastic selection, is the help I get here. There are a few gentleman here who have given me some truly invaluable advice through my home improvement journey, advising me through problems, emergencies, and projects just for fun. One of those gentlemen in Mike in hardware. He takes the time to talk to me and understand what I'm trying to accomplish, and he recommends best tools and practices according to his own experience. several times he's even asked me how this or that is doing from a past problem we've solved together. I try to seek him out whenever I've got a question, he either knows how to explain how to fix something, or the direction to point me in when he doesn't. He's so kind and helpful - THANK YOU Mike! There's another gentleman (I don't remember his name, I'm so sorry!) that helped me when I was purchasing a space heater a couple years ago when my furnace broke. We talked about why I was buying one and he ended up recommending a small business in town with furnace parts, and that small business directed me toward an honest contractor that fixed my issue in less than 5 minutes for no charge. It really saved my hide and my wallet that winter. And honorable mention for Richard at the paint counter, he retired a few years ago, but we worked together several times while I was painting my entire house interior. He was the sweetest most helpful soul and I hope he's having a great retirement. Taylorsville Lowe's, your people are what keep me coming back. I go out of my way to shop at this specific location. Some of us are making our way through life without a village, I don't have someone to call when I need a drain replaced or an outlet changed. The employees that work here have equipped me with the knowledge and tools to be a more independent person. Please take care of these wonderful human beings, they truly deserve the world.

Outstanding customer service--if your goal is to do all the work yourself. Lowe's refused to honor…read moretheir own online price in-store, and customer service helpfully sent me back to the aisle to verify it on my own. Their "solution" was for me to order the item online for in-store pickup. After placing the order, I waited in my car for nearly 20 minutes and never received the product. Now I'm out almost $600 while I wait for the refund to process. Save yourself the hassle and shop elsewhere. Or just order online and skip the in-store experience altogether--you'll be treated the same either way.

I love this place! I've been wanting to stop by every time I drive by on 2100 S, and I'm so glad I…read morefinally did. It's a great antiques store that's been open about a year and a half, run by an owner who is interested and passionate about the industry of antiques and collectibles. The store is packed full of rusty collectibles like farm equipment, old signs, some housewares and a small rack of vintage clothing, but mostly patina and rust, as the store name suggests, but all mostly clean and very nicely organized which made it easy to browse and look through (i.e. you're not scared of something toppling over when you're trying to look at something behind it). I loved the collection of vintage saddle blankets, antique French wire laundry baskets, vintage and homemade light fixtures, and old ladders. The store feels more masculine than some antique stores, and doesn't have a ton of housewares, which makes it fresh and interesting. There are large items out in the parking lot too. Owner Matt Binyon was in the store when I visited - he's friendly and interested in helping you find what you're looking for. He said some of the items in the store are booth rentals from other collectors and recommended some places I could look for bigger furniture pieces. He also owns American Rust & Patina in Layton, which has more furniture and Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, and I need to check out. This is a great asset to Sugarhouse! So glad it's here.

I've been to antique shops all over America. This is best place I have seen that has unique…read morecollection of automotive, signs, tools, toys and many more "Manly" things! Our wives loved it too!

I have been a distributor for Crystal Tones for about 8 years now. The bowls are hands down the…read morebest. Shout out to the team and a big shout out to Mitch. Thanks for always being there for me and my crystal bowl needs:)