Genuinely some of the worst customer service I've ever experienced. I took my sewing machine in to…read moreget it looked at and Eileen was so beyond condescending and rude. She belittled me and acted like I was born yesterday and then charged me $20 to just take a look at my machine! It legitimately didn't even take 10 minutes, she didn't do anything that I haven't already tried myself. Actual highway robbery. Genuinely, go to any other sewing shop in town instead. On top of the bad service, everything in there is way too expensive.

Nice store with a good selection of fabric also, a lot of kits and tools. The staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful.

Ok. This is my new favorite store…read more I was looking for travel related gear for an extended trip that would accommodate my minimalist travel style. Hooray for The Base Camp and their phenomenally trained staff. Expectations exceeded! The people were knowledgeable, looked up information when I couldn't find the exact thing I wanted, offered to order something not in stock, but could get from their store in Denver, and then let me explore other inventory. They also made it clear I was under no obligation to buy what they ordered if I changed my mind. No deposit, no restocking fee. Nothing. Available for answering questions, the employees didn't follow me around the store like I was going to steal something (well, maybe one person did on my second visit), give unsolicited commentary on every item I picked up, or attempt to drag me to every other similar, and more expensive, item. As my trip gets closer, I'll be back here to pick up those last minute miscellany. And, because The Base Camp has things for every type of outdoor adventure, it'll be an easy stop without the big-box hassles for future trips.

Awesome store ! The customer service is top notch. I was greeted when I walked in and asked if I…read moreneeded help with finding anything. They helped me locate what I needed and it was a wonderful experience. Much prefer to shop smaller stores like this one. Thanks to the fella that showed me the disposable pour over coffee !

Beautiful fabrics in this store and the ladies are so kind and helpful. I couldn't decide on…read morefabrics so they laid a bunch out on the table and helped me choose the right ones. Will definitly go back again. I love how I am always greeted as I walk through the door. Excited to see what she is coming up with next.

A nice quilt shop but mostly had kits for collage so kind of a one trip pony shop but very nice and…read morepretty fabric

Happened upon this little gem on a road trip and I spent far too long obsessing over this beautiful…read moreshop and the goodies inside. The owners were personable, knowledgeable, and kind. I think that the charm of the place comes with personality, if you cannot follow directions (ringing a doorbell, respecting someones store that they have put 45+ years into curating), im sorry for your loss. If you can, i highly recommend stopping by, and for sure-- set some time aside to do so:-)

The owner is not kind to women in his store. We saw a nice music box and wound it gently to see…read morewhat song it played and make sure it worked. I decided to leave it, and set it back on its shelf. The owner then came over and started scolding me like I was a child for playing the music box. I apologized, but he started yelling at me and continued to follow me and my family through the store and berate us. At one point my mother put her hand slightly up and told him "we get it, we understand," and that is when he started to get aggressive, started yelling even more loudly at us, and he put his hand aggressively in my face. I did not feel safe, and I told him "we are happy to leave" and my family and I left as he continued to become more agitated. It was actually very shocking, uncomfortable, and disappointing. I would not recommend any woman shop in this store, alone or with others, and that any men who respect women not shop here either.

This store has been closed for sometime now. It's sad because I loved the place and the owner was…read morevery talented.

What a fun shop! Kate and Vanessa are very good at what they do! The Annie Sloan paint line and all…read moreaccessories are sold here. But the greatest part, they teach you how to use it too! Various techniques to transform old stuff into beautiful new creations. Take a class and learn from these amazing ladies!

Not the biggest selection in town, but that is rather an advantage as customers are not overwhelmed…read moreby too much stuff. I always seem to find something cool whenever I go here, and the proprietors are nice and willing to give me a deal on items I purchase.

It's like being in your grandma's house. It doesn't look like it of course, it's not a home, but…read moreit has inventory that looks like it could be your grandmas. It's organized, far more so than other stores of its kind. Things are sorted by category, and labeled with prices that are both reasonable and expected. Some items are straight from old, classic diners (plates, salt and pepper shakers and creamers) and others are obviously from well-loved collections. It's the pictures though, from when color film first became mainstream along with old black and white photos where no one smiles, that's a little sad. Maybe the things in this shop belonged to those people, but it's still unfortunate that these unknown people have had their pictures tossed into a basket at an antique store for others to ogle dispassionately. That's weird. Broadwater is still a nicely organized shop with things you expect to find as well as things you don't. With new inventory rotating in, if you see something, don't wait, it may not be there.

Prices are so incredibly high. Antique store high!! In fact, same type of items would be cheaper…read moreat an antique store. I believe in their cause, but am wondering if the prices were lower, maybe they could sell more, and in the long run make more money. Or are the bosses at the top just making money for themselves with higher salaries? I won't be donating there anymore. And many others in the community have said they won't be either.

I really wasn't expecting what I found in this thrift store. Some thrift stores will have items…read morestrewn about, seemingly with no, or at best little, organization. Sometimes it's a matter of available space and sometimes it's how the space is used. Only a very few I've visited can organize space to make it feel more department store than a thrift shop. GIA is a huge store, for what it is, with nearly everything you'd find in a department store. Clothes, of course, and shoes, sorted by size. Children's clothes and toys, Christmas decorations, books, CDs, vinyl, DVDs, kitchen utensils, lamps, appliances, furniture, and miscellaneous. They've done a good job using items donated to delineate the areas and although there's only one separate room it feels like at least three. The prices are reasonable, and from time-to-time GIA will have a sale of sorts where you can fill your cart for a flat price. All the items I saw were in good condition, worn, but not trashy. Gratitude in Action uses the money from the store for their mission of support for recovery and sober living and giving people in recovery a chance to be independent.

The store has a nicely varied selection of hand crafted works by regional artists and the prices…read moreare very reasonable. We were happy we stopped in.

Lovely gallery and shop. Many local artist are loved and supported here. Great staff.read more