This is going to be my regular bar, I am in love with the drinks here. I Don't have a chance to try…read morethe food yet but I will definitely return soon to give it a try. This place is big for a large group or catch up with friends after work. I definitely recommended

From the owner: YAMA Antiques and Props features a wide variety of antiques and art, located on the Appalachian…read morefoot-hills in Napanoch, NY. We offer retail sales to the public as well as prop rentals for photo, film and special events. In addition, we also fix and restore vintage audio equipment and furniture.

Over the past year (last visit before Saturday's visit was in mid-2016), we had found some…read morefurniture at this Majek, and knowing about that visit, we thought we'd go back and purchase a matching piece to the set. But when we got inside the older refurbished airport hangar (this Majek is almost on airport property), I got to thinking that the space they utilize inside is quite large but their walkways are really tiny. I liked the choices we had here, though the employee was a little awkward to deal with. I mean, he tried to find us the choices we wanted, but I think he tried too hard to impress us, and that was making us uneasy about a purchase here. At first the plan was to purchase that matching piece to the set of chairs (looking for something to replace an Ashley chair we originally bought from Wiedy's Furniture in Kingston, NY in 2016 that Wiedy's wouldn't hold to fixing and wouldn't back our purchase), but once we got in we all spotted the recliners, we tried to experience some in our price range and although we all had our different choices, we still couldn't find just that right chair that fit all (or most) of our requirements. The employee (and there weren't many there on a Saturday) tried to impress us by utilizing their website (when they couldn't spot a comparable chair that we could sample) and answering most of all of the questions we had, but there's just only so many options we could choose from when our budget was as low as we had and nothing in the store "or even comparable" even shouted out as a "good fit" (to a point where the piece shouted back "pick me!")

Very spacious! Had a lot of great produce, products and…read moresuper well stocked and spacious! Could spend hours in this store! Also great deals and savings!

Wow this NY Walmart is so much different than our CA ones. All employees seem happy to be at their…read morejobs and the store itself is clean and orderly. Just stopped in for a few items and we were happy to see a Walmart so orderly.

Grey's Woodworking has quality products. They work with you to adapt their buildings to your…read morespecific needs. They deliver on time and their staff is very professional.

Completely happy with the 10 X 16 shed we ordered from Grey's...... Nick walked us through the…read moreentire process and followed up in a timely manner anytime we had a question. There was a number of "extras" we wished for, and they were done to perfections. The colors we chose were exactly as shown, NO surprises.... The shed itself is well built with excellent material. Did the site work ourselves (item 4) and delivery was on exact date and time as promised.... We would strongly recommend Grey's Woodworking....

Buyer Beware. In my past 30 years of various home improvements and renovations, I've usually been…read morevery happy with the people and businesses I've dealt with. Marigold Home was a glaring exception. If you buy something in the shop, with a price tag on it, you'll be fine. But if you get into any ordering with them, WATCH OUT! I attempted to buy Hunter Douglas window treatments from them. I'd bought them for our apartment in Brooklyn and was very happy with the entire experience. The experience with Marigold Home was completely different. Most businesses, when you're placing a special order, will write up a quote, detailing what you're purchasing and how much you'll pay for it. Not Marigold. They don't want to give you that because they say people might take that and go elsewhere for a better price. It was my mistake for not stopping right there. I allowed myself to be gullible and believe they were an honest business. After they took my deposit and placed the order, only then, and only after I requested it three more times, was I given a printed quote. Even then, it wasn't as detailed as what I'd gotten from the dealer in Brooklyn (L.W.P. Home Products) before they'd asked for any money from me. Just to assure myself Marigold's price was somewhere in the ball park (because it had seemed so expensive right from the start), I submitted a request to LWP, without telling them I'd already had a quote, because I didn't want LWP to give me a competitive quote, just the usual quote they would give. They did so right away, and it was literally HALF the price Marigold was charging. (I called LWP then and told them what was going on. They said they could arrange a local installer to do the installation. If only I'd called them first, I'd never have had to have this awful experience!!!! But of course it was too late by then, as I'd already been fleeced of my deposit.) Most, if not all, Hunter Douglas dealerships give discounts off the "Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price." Not Marigold. Not only don't they give any discount, they also add exorbitant installation costs ($400 for approximately one hour's work) and "freight" charges (around $200) that I wasn't charged for by the other dealer. In the end, I was so disgusted with Marigold that I didn't take the shades. I paid the deposit, which covered their costs with Hunter Douglas, their "freight," Maria's time in coming to my house to measure my 7 small windows (four of which were all the same size anyway), and left enough over for Maria and her husband to have several expensive dinners out. That was about $1500., but it would have cost me another $1500. to have the shades. It was a painful and expensive lesson in being gullible, but I will never make that mistake again. I will eventually deal with the shades the way I have in the past, by going to Home Depot and ordering shades which I will install myself. Unfortunately. There are other local dealerships for Hunter Douglas - and whatever other products Marigold Home carries - and I strongly suggest you check around before ordering anything from Marigold.

From the owner: This destination store provides comprehensive residential, corporate, hospitality and retail…read moreinterior design services to customers both in the Hudson Valley as well as in New York City. Marigold Home, Inc. offers interior design products to complement its design consulting services ranging from furniture, lighting, custom draperies, re-upholstery and slipcovers, designer fabrics, carpets, area rugs and rug cleaning, fine art prints, custom picture framing, home decor accessories and specialty gifts. Marigold Home, Inc. also offers an exclusive Gallery collection of distinctly designed window fashions by Hunter Douglas.

I'm very surprised that this place only has 3 stars. If I could give them 10 stars I would. I went…read moreinto the store last month and was helped by Allison- she was super knowledgeable and efficient. I was out of there in less than an hour with the installation scheduled. The person who came to measure the apartment was friendly and professional as well. But the biggest shout out goes to Billy and Emil!!!! I cannot believe how hard they worked to get the job done. We had heavy furniture that they took care of without a second of annoyance. They were patient and thorough with the job which made us happy because we are just starting our home together and want it to be nice. BC and N is lucky to have these two working for them. Such good guys.

Brian is one of my subcontractors, he does stellar work. I highly recommend BC&N.read more

Recently bought a house and I knew I wanted elfa systems in my closets. So far, I did 5 closets and…read morewill be back to do the rest! I just love this store!

Daughter needed some items so last time went shopping here. A staff member helped us out and…read moreoffered some suggestions as well. 30% off everything in the store until of this month. That's a great deal to take advantage of right now.

Yesterday, Alex R repaired my appliance, and I couldn't be happier with the experience from start…read moreto finish. He called ahead to confirm his arrival window and showed up right on time - no waiting around all day wondering when he'd show, which I really appreciated. Modern appliances are packed with electronic parts that are often hidden and hard to access, making repairs tricky. Alex R handled my appliance's repair issue with patience, professionalism, and impressive problem-solving skills. He was also courteous, easy to talk to, and left the area spotless. It's rare to find someone who combines expertise, honesty, and great communication, but Alex R checks every box. If you need appliance repair, ask for him specifically - highly recommend!

We live in a world that's increasingly dominated by giant corporations. They succeed because they…read moreare everywhere, they often make it easy to shop with them, and because they can often undercut the smaller local spots when it comes to prices. I made the mistake of ordering a gas range from one of these giant corporations, and it turned out to be a giant problem. They delivered but couldn't handle the installation, and then they couldn't take the stove with them, and then the guys who came to pick it up were rude and caused more issues, etc. So I did what I should've done, and I called Earl B. Feiden, and they helped me out, and solved my problem. I got to talk to an actual person (thanks Ken!), and I laid out what I needed (a gas range in a non-standard size), and where the potential problem might arise (it needed to be converted to propane), and they handled it like pros. Sometimes it may cost you a little more time and a tiny bit more hassle (if you consider talking to an actual person a hassle, not a pleasure like I do) to go with the smaller shop, but I highly recommend buying local. It worked out for me with Earl B. Feiden. And in the end, the range I got ended up being cheaper than the one from the big box store anyway.

Never got paid for my consignment items, leather boots, shoes, Eileen Fischer clothing, many…read morebeautiful linen clothes, all clean and new condition. Barbara said when I went to the store that nothing sold. Oh really??? There was one pair of blue sweade shoes left. I certainly wouldn't do any business there ever again. Big rip off and I didn't know it was a charity for Barbara.