Competitive prices Cool staff, didn't push the upsell but…read moremade excellent recommendations.

My mother and I stopped in because we saw the big 4/20 sign that attracted us and decided to go in…read more Zenbarn Farms is a unique destination for all things cannabis. They have a selection of hemp-derived wellness products, gifts, accessories and educational exhibits. The store front is nestled on on a beautiful farm and the signs outside definitely attracts visitors attention. The store was very clean and informative information was hung all over the wall's about product information. The customer service was great as they really take there time with each customer with knowledgeable information and friendly cannabis guides.

The head of the crew who quoted the job wanted to drive the truck to visit his parents. His quote…read morewas thousands of dollars more. When he and his crew arrived to load, they placed things in the truck without padding and without securing them with straps. We had to go in and place padding around furniture and secure, delicate items with straps. It was a nightmare. When the truck arrived at the destination, the Two Men And A Truck company who were unloading, opened the back and said what? Did the Packers hate them? They had placed very heavy items in the wrong order and had not put nearly enough protective blankets on things in spite of our best efforts to mitigate this. We lost pieces of furniture and it was all because this head loader didn't get a paid vacation to visit his parents.

Avoid Two Men and a Truck in Burlington, VT: use literally any other mover. They do not meet the…read morestandards of other Two Men and a Truck locations, and they cost me over $7,000 in damaged furniture, lost equipment, and doubled shipping costs because they packed the truck so poorly. It cost them over $2,000 to load a 2-bedroom house. The team that unloaded it in Minnesota - just $400. I've used Two Men and a Truck in Philadelphia with great results, nothing broken, kind and efficient, so when I needed to move to MN, I called the Burlington location. After being quoted around $20,000 for a full-service move, the manager suggested I save money by having them load a U-Pack truck instead. With U-Pack, you pay by the foot, so efficient vertical packing is critical. I estimated 13 feet, expecting to go slightly over. U-Pack assured me that with professional movers, I should come in close to the estimate. Instead, the Burlington crew packed everything flat, with no stacking--using 26 feet, double my estimate. Compare my photos to the ones in their own advertising. It's not even close. When the U-Pack driver arrived, he told me it was the worst packing job he had ever seen and asked if I had done it myself. He warned me that with nothing secured, my furniture would likely be destroyed in transit. The Two Men and a Truck team I hired to unload in Minnesota said the exact same thing--and told me repeatedly how sorry and ashamed they were that another Two Men and a Truck franchise had done this. To make it worse, the Burlington crew refused to load my elliptical (over $3,000), claiming the ramp wasn't safe after trying to lift it with straps. I had told them upfront it was heavy. They left it on my back patio with no way for me to move it back inside, hire another mover on no notice, or get it to storage. I sold it on Facebook for $180 just to unload it. Two older guys picked it up days later and loaded it onto a trailer in minutes, no trouble at all. The U-Pack driver's warning was right. When the truck was unloaded: * Dining chairs thrown in uncovered, completely scratched * Credenza with broken legs * Bookshelf with broken legs * Dresser mirror badly scratched from poor wrapping * Multiple boxes crushed by unsecured furniture, contents broken I called Mike at the Burlington location. He refunded part of the cost because the crew had also overcharged me--but when I told him what the U-Pack driver said, he brushed it off as the driver "covering himself" and insisted that since nothing was broken when it went in the truck, any damage was the driver's fault. That logic is absurd. If I set a coffee on the dashboard and it flies into my lap on the first turn, that's not the driver's fault--that's mine for putting it there unsecured. All in: roughly $7,000 lost between extra shipping, the abandoned elliptical, and damaged furniture. I've had excellent experiences with Two Men and a Truck in Rochester, MN, and Philadelphia. This is a Burlington-specific problem with zero accountability for their errors. Shop around. Do not use this location. You'll overcharge, lose furniture, and pay double for your U-Pack truck. Photos of the truck, the damage, and the abandoned elliptical are attached.

These guys are wonderful. Quick, accurate, friendly service every time. Prescriptions always…read morecompleted when promised. Consisted service where drive up window or in person.

I started coming here only after the nearby Walgreens closed, and unfortunately, it's been a…read moredisappointing experience. The woman with short brown hair at the front counter is consistently unfriendly and seems to have an attitude every time I visit, which makes the experience unpleasant. The atmosphere of the store itself also feels outdated and just...off. I know it might sound strange, but the energy inside is honestly so uncomfortable....it feels like nothing has changed since the early 2000s. I feel like I need to take a shower when I leave this store. I really only stop in when it's absolutely necessary because I genuinely don't enjoy being here.

If you have ever had to audition for a band, you will know what it is like to shop at this store. I…read morehave bought three guitars at other GC stores in other states and found them to be friendly, welcoming places. Not this store. I have purchased effects pedals, strings and a few other things here and each time felt that I had to pass an audition just to be allowed to buy something. As soon as you enter, the staff is checking you out. If you don't measure in some way that I can't figure out, you're not "in the band" and they seem to be eager for you to finish up and leave. I would give it one star, but they have an interesting collection of used electric guitars, if that's your thing, and you are cool enough to be allowed time to look at them. Not sure what you have to do to be cool enough to get to try one out though. I have lots of money and I am always looking for another guitar, but there are lots of other stores ...

Almost immediately after posting my review, a member of the Guitar Center Customer Experience, a…read moremember of the Sales Management Team, as well as the Manager at the Williston store, reached out to me by emails and by phone, and made things right. I am totally impressed and very satisfied with the customer service regarding my issue. Thank you, Guitar Center!

New manager, Jamie problem solved several issues so I walked out of the store with what I needed…read more And he fixed my. ace rewards account. Pleasant and exceptional customer service. Thank you!

I had a DIY project this weekend and needed some plumbing fittings. The guy I spoke with was very…read moreknowledgeable and understood what I was looking for. Unfortunately they don't make the adapter I needed, but he came up with a work-around that was very good. Other times I've been there have been positive as well.

I went there with my car overheated and having battery messages as well. I wasn't sure what was…read moregoing on and if I needed a new battery or not. Alex was so kind and went out of his way to help me assess the situation. I came to the conclusion I should have it towed. But I'm so grateful for how kind he was whole I was in a stressful situation with a broken down car and a ten week old baby.

Went to ask if they would look at my check engine light. John was incredibly rude and said no he…read morecan't do that but if I look in my manual it would tell me how to turn it off. There is also a sign on the door that says free check engine light services.