It's nice to have a "hometown" hardware store in Hope. The prices tend to be higher than their…read morecompetitors in Chilliwack, with less selection. But if you need that last piece to finish the job, the higher price is made cheaper by the cost of petro you don't have to use to drive so far away. The staff is friendly & helpful, and there is a notebook by the register asking what you (the customer) want them to stock. I think they will get there. They have a good supply of pex connectors, but out of copper pipe when I was there.

I was abused by a cashier because I am a woman with disabilities. She humiliated me in front of…read moreother customers to the point where I cried and became angry, and her manager stated that he stood by her and proceeded to try to upset me further by attacking me for being upset and how I was displaying my upset. Rona is a horrible business and too lax with employee training and standards. I will never shop there again, and will encourage those around me to shop at Canadian Tire or Home Depot...the standards are better in those stores.

During a recent stay in Hope, and first walkabout of the downtown area, daughter and I found a new…read morestore located in a very familiar to us location -- formerly 'Cat's Meow', it was now 'Kerfuffle Creations'. The shop was closed when we first 'discovered' it, but open on a next day walkabout, and a chance for us to get inside, and catch a first-hand look at the offerings. We received great service from the host tending the store at the time we were there. She provided very friendly, informative, and accommodating help to all the questions re: what we were seeing. We came 'so close' to capturing a couple of crafted figures. We resisted this time -- thinking, the store's new, selections are so minimal -- let's wait a while until the shop and its offerings 'mature' a touch, and we get back for another look.

A great store! Just what Hope needs. A place where your spiritual self can grow and be nourished. I…read morecan tell by the knowledgeable owner, this store will only get better and better. She sees right through you and will help you to get what you need.

Every time I go into this shop I am reminded that people like this still exist. They CHOOSE not to…read morecarry any sizes over Large and 31/32 waist. I've worked in retail for a long time. Boycott these places.

Me and my wife walked in here after lunch to check it out and we found it to be a genuinely…read morecharming little store. The lady working here was very kind to us and our son and really helped make the experience of walking around Fairhaven a good day. Very glad we walked in. Lots of cozy home goods, women's clothing and mostly feminine feel in general- which is great.

I had a very disappointing experience at this Hobby Lobby. I was asked to leave the store at…read moreclosing, but there were no announcements warning customers that the store would be closing in 5 minutes like many other stores provide. A simple reminder over the intercom would have been helpful and would have prevented the situation. What made the experience worse was the rude customer service from some of the staff, Gabrielle. Instead of treating customers with kindness and respect, I felt rushed and unwelcome. Customer service goes a long way, especially at the end of the day. Unfortunately, the overall experience left a very negative impression, and I hope management addresses both customer service and the lack of closing announcements to improve future customers' experiences.

I love this store and visit it almost weekly. it's my feel good place to visit…read more The atmosphere is wonderful BUT I have one problem and that's the management. When you are a manager you should know when your busy times are and you should staff accordingly so that your checkout lines move quickly and smoothly. You should have at least 2 managers or shift leaders up front to help with any issues at the registers when you have at least 6 open. You also need to have enough cashiers to move the lines along. when you have only 2 registers open and you have 3-4 people in each line you need to call for another cashier. Your cashiers should be polite and say hello or how's your day going but they should not start an actual conversation that slows down the lines. I have seen many frustrated customers waiting in long lines, I am not the only one. It is important to keep those lines moving quickly so you keep your customers happy. I understand that without scan bars on the products that it is not as quick as a store with them but I believe that the cashiers should be taught to input a bit faster and cutting the conversations down while doing this would help so they can concentrate on the items being imputed. They can be polite (which they all are) but if they would just cut those conversations down it would really help. So to sum it all up I believe either the manager needs retraining or he/she needs to have regular meetings to instruct the cashiers how to help the lines move faster. Staffing during busy times is also very essential, enough at the registers and enough on the floor.

This place was super cute. The owner was warm and welcoming, and not at all pushy. This store…read moreoffered a variety of products such as furniture, artwork, and home decor. Definitely worth a visit.

This place is wonderful, one of the best home decor stores in Chilliwack - if not the Fraser…read moreValley. THE place to go for country and shabby chic decor. I snuck in here just before close today at 4pm. I felt a bit rushed. There were so many new things to see. As I was leaving, a very well dressed lady asked me if the store was closed, I said yes. She was very flustered and disappointed and said these opening hours don't make sense, during the holiday season, especially for shoppers who work full time hours during the week. I agreed with her, it doesn't make sense to close at 4pm on a busy December weekend. Especially in today's economy. You would think they'd be open till 6 or 8 at least. So today you lost two customers who were ready to spend a lot of money. I hope you consider extending your holiday hours. A lot of shoppers from District 1881 (most of those stores are open till 8) also head down to Wellington Ave and Mill Street at the same, only to find closed shops.

Souvenir Hunting in Anacortes at its best. Found what I wasn't looking for, took it home anyway…read more Happy Customer!

I loved discovering this tiny shop filled with all sorts of treasures. My favorite find were some…read morewonderful silk blend scarves that my grand daughters loved.

Okay, just might be the cutest store ever…read more Tucked into the farm country near Ferndale, Washington and situated in a barn like structure. Lot's of candles and kitchen and yard items and the staff is very friendly. Can't wait to come back.

They always have so much wonderful decoration & gifting options! I like ve this place!read more

A wide variety of tasteful and specially selected offerings for me, :-), and also if you're looking…read morefor that special someone or something that has quality, style and good use. Everything about this shop--displays and service are thoughtful.

This is a mom and pop store in Bellingham offering modern, well-engineered items that make unique…read moregifts or functional home decor. Even if you don't buy a thing, it is well worth a visit to browse the displays of imaginative goods. You can find something for all ages. There were simple, wood-carved tops that even the most challenged could make spin, chalkboard laptops, and a house of cards deck for building that could entertain young ones. The rubberized handles of a BMX bike was made into a colorful and useful grip hold of a flashlight. Japanese Cypress wood with known anti-bacterial properties was made into a beautifully designed, light weight soap dish. Truly something for everyone, even those who are 'just looking'.

Everything was fine til I saw a mug with a saying on it I liked that I could go on Amazon to make a…read moreshirt out of but the store clerk very sarcastically said to my mom when I stepped outside briefly "im so glad (with a sarcastic tone) that I was able to give you an idea to purchase something online instead of supporting a local business" we went ahead and purchased the item anyway just to pretty much keep her quiet, we were very respectful and her nasty comment was uncalled for like is this how Canadian businesses treat visitors from out of state?

Service is over the top!! Was looking for a 3 Xl - and the store owner was so kind to look for me -…read moreended up with a 2xl and some other items!! Definitely worth its weight in gold!! Thanks so much for your kind effort!! Many blessings for you and your Mom for years to come and the hoodie was a great deal !! The price was perfect and the quality is a great value

I picked up a beautiful bouquet from the blue moose cafe on my way through hope one day. The…read moreflowers were a hit with my wife, she said they were the most thoughtfully arranged flowers she had ever received. They last longer than any of the other flowers I had ever brought home, amazing since they travelled home the furthest. Great price for such a large arrangement!