John is a wonderful and educated guy that will drop what he is doing to help you! we have delt with…read moreStewarts Archery for quite a few years now and will continue to give John our business. We will recommend him to anyone.

Johns a great guy and runs an excellent business . Would recommend him to anyone he does all my bow…read moremaintenance, does an excellent job processing also.

Amazing service & products. Would suggest getting all your bow and hunting needs here.read more

This place is a joke. I stood around for an half hour. No one asked if I had any interest in…read morebuying anything.

Awesome experience buying my first bow here. Darrell spent a great deal of time helping me pick my…read morebow and accessories and teaching me several things. He also spent the time to have me shoot several arrows. The atmosphere is great, and everyone was friendly. If you're thinking about getting into archery, I strongly recommend stopping by.

Pro shop run by really passionate bow hunters who really care about their customers. I have been…read moreworking in IL and they give really good value for money, will order if it not a stock item, and are very good archers. Nice bunch of guys and products

I have an old Horton crossbow...dry shot and the cable broke. Is there any way that I could ship it…read moreto you put new cable on it?

Stopped here to break up a trip, and wanted to learn more about archery. This place is absolutely…read morewonderful. The staff were *incredibly* helpful and friendly. They took time to talk to me about how to move into the sport and how to understand what I was looking at. Novices, and all their misconceptions, are certainly welcomed here. High end hunters will appreciate that they are the largest such store in the state, but those new and curious--or looking to break up a trip like me--will come away very happy with the experience. The staff are all archers and hunters. The location is convenient from the highway. The staff are friendly. I came away more enthusiastic about the sport than when I went in. Very much recommended.

Purchased Bow recently. Seventh Bow I've owned. Recently moved from Catskills New York. Was not…read moresure where to go here. Met Brad and Hunter at gun show. Stopped at store. Staff spent time, answered all questions, explained equipment, tested equipment. Totally, totally happy. Recommend to anyone. Pleasure working with all staff members who were all very knowledgeable. T Manell

From the owner: Full service archery sales, service and indoor archery rangeread more

The best and friendliest bait shop in the area. They make…read moreyou feel like an old friend. Give them a try, you will find out what you've been missing.

From the owner: Located on Derby St, near 14th.read more

Great company to do business with. I have been a customer of theirs for many years, placed dozens…read moreof orders, and have never been disappointed. Orders are filled quickly and correctly then shipped at reasonable rates. Top quality products too.

They don't call this place Smileys for no reason, not a great selection of guns but the guns there…read moreare nice

This is my first negative review on Yelp. Unbelievably rude service. Came in to politely offer a…read moretrade which this guy immediately took as a d**k measuring contest even though I bought about $250 worth of merchandise from this guy the day before (I should've learned my lesson because he patronized a teenager asking an honest question about fishing equipment while I was checking out). This person didnt even know what I had because it took him 5 minutes to look it up in his computer. Instead of giving me a counter offer, the guy laughed at me and just told me "not even close." I asked him "well how 'not even close' am I" about 3 times. He tried to lecture me about how he can't price gauge his customers for anything less than 83% markup. He offered me less than half of what the gun is worth on the market. I said no thanks and he didn't even thank me for coming in. I hold 1 on 1 negotiations for $1 million - $50 million dollar deals in my day job. There is understandably some tension in those negotiations. But this guy is so insecure that he can't negotiate with a would-be long-term customer over only hundreds of dollars without being courteous and polite. I concur with Mark M. and David C., this place should be called "Frownies" and it's the worst place ever. Just wish I could return that purchase from the day before in protest of this customer service nightmare. That guy's momma did a bad job. Never shopping at "Smiley's" again. Go out of town to avoid this place. You'll be smiling if you do.