Stopped into this absolutely charming store on small business Saturday and was thrilled by the…read moreselection of jewelry, household items, kitchen items and general cute knickknacks! The staff was super welcoming and friendly, and happy to answer any questions. They even had some cookies and hot chocolate for a cold, windy day. I really loved the selection of their charms, very reasonably priced at $12 and laid out in a cute display. I purchased two and really had to hold back from not grabbing everything I saw! Upon purchase, they gave me an amazing gift bag for coming in and supporting a local business, which was unexpected and so delightful. The bag included a tea towel, stickers, note cards and a small candle. Probably worth more than what I purchased in total. This is the type of store that I love finding and really recommend going in and visiting the downtown area in general as there is plenty of parking and a lot of cool businesses and restaurants!

Such a darling little shop with really beautiful items -- earrings, necklaces, scarves, candles &…read moredecorative dishes galore! Personally, I love their wishbone and horseshoe necklaces -- they come in silver or gold and make a great gift. My favorite part about them is the closure -- it's a beautiful hook with delicate little gem stones. It's just so pretty and dainty, it makes the whole design that much more precious. My favorite item, however, are their incredibly soft and stylish infinity scarves. I love, love, love mine SO much, that when I lost my first one, I immediately went back to the shop to replace it -- that's how much I cannot live without it! The scarves come in a few different patterns and are all in the cream/grey theme, which I love. They do have a few additional patterns, as well. The women who work at Noon are all so sweet and so friendly. You can tell they absolutely love the design concept and cherish the items they sell. The store itself is really cute and totally worth popping into to look around. And if you're looking for a gift for a man in your life, they have these gorgeous cutting boards with the state of RI branded into them -- how cool is that?! Parking can be a bit tricky, especially on Waybossett so I recommend finding a spot on Westminster or around there -- it's a short walk just around the corner.

I drive by this business during my commute to and from work, and have wanted to write a review for…read moreseveral months now. But, an unusually cool spring has left this business appearing as quiet as the proverbial Maytag repair shop. Despite the uncooperative weather that squelched this year's spring fever, I saw the owner faithfully tending to his plants (I've seen him out there as early as 7:30 a.m.) over the past few months. Now that it's taken until the latter part of May and the beginning of June for spring to have finally taken root, this store is now in its full glory, and the time seemed ripe for a visit. This business is located on a busy commercial road, next to a small convenience store (both businesses share the same parking lot). Speaking of parking, there isn't much, but then again, I've never seen a lot of activity on weekdays, during working hours (I can't vouch for evenings or weekends). I'm not so sure that the Yelp category of nursery/garden center most accurately describes this business, since they don't appear to actually grow the plants on premises, at least from what I could observe. I wouldn't categorize them as a florist either. Instead, I would describe them as a plant retailer. I don't know how or where this business obtains the plants it sells, but I will say they appeared very vibrant and healthy - in better condition than the typical big box stores, and as good or even better than many large nurseries. They sell mostly flowers, but a few vegetable plants as well, such as tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. Most of their flowers are in hanging pots, but some are in temporary containers, with the intention they will be replanted indoors or outdoors. For the small size of the store, they have a decent variety of flowers. Some stands displaying the plants are outdoors, and some stands are indoors. The man who I presume was the owner was friendly, without being pushy. Referring to several empty display stands indoors, he said he was very busy last weekend and sold many plants, but will be restocking soon. My wife is a bigger plant shopper than me, so I don't have as good a handle on prices, but the prices here seemed like good deals to me. Several potted plants could be bought for $4.99. Some were around $10. Others, like some cucumber plants around three feet tall, were $15. Many of the hanging plants were about $20, such as the particularly beautiful fuschia (which I saw selling for about $5 more at a nursery). The store is nothing fancy, mostly table after table of plants. The owner's 'office' at the front of the store consisted of a recliner and portable television about the size of an old-school transistor radio. I ended up buying a cherry tomato plant, about two feet tall, for a mere $2 - nowadays, $2 won't get you a decent cup of coffee! I definitely plan on returning, since the owner seems friendly, and the plants appear very healthy and reasonably priced.

I love Bobs Furniture, I really do but there protection plan sucks. I went back on my word from…read moresome years ago and I purchased a new couch from there. That was almost five years ago. There is a tear on the back of the couch that the cushion rest against(on the seam). I reached out to the warranty people and like before they said they couldn't do anything about it. I went to the store. They have started working with a new warranty company. They told me to try and see what happens if they could help. I reached out, they had my info in there system... according to them they denied my claim !! And it says they fix tears. What is the sense of having and/or buying a warranty if it's going to get denied. My warranty is up this September. I'm so done with this.This is the first time I had to put in a claim. This is ridiculous. People don't waste your money on the warranty/goof proof because it seems anyway they can get out of fixing they will!!!

Mike T was my salesperson in Warwick. Mike had exceptional customer service! Very happy with the…read moresale!

This place is excellent if you're looking for a random in the middle of the day 30 to 40 minute…read morelunch break waiting for material to eventually show up our company avoids the supply house at all cost because at the end of the day any actual savings from going to this place versus any other place close by Disappears with the wait time do yourself a favor go to FW webb

I went to "Kholer" by Supply New England in Westwood and I purchased a $2,000 toilet expecting a…read morebrand-new product, but what I received was used, dirty, and completely unacceptable. It had water and waste residue inside, the box was poorly resealed with regular tape, and all accessory bags were already opened. When I confronted them, they denied everything and gave a weak excuse that Kohler "spot-tests" products. That was a blatant lie--I spoke directly with Kohler, and they confirmed that my toilet did not come from their facility in that condition. This company sells returned and used products as new while making excuses instead of taking responsibility. On top of that, their customer service is dismissive and untrustworthy. If you want actual new products and honest service, go directly to the manufacturer. Avoid this place at all costs!

Great service 10/10 loved it was quick someone was able to come over and assist me in electrical…read moreimmediately after asking.

I came into Ace Hardware looking for wood stain. This location is like a local hardware store…read morecompared to a Home Depot. I like that it's not huge. They have a lot of things in here. I couldn't find the wood stain so I asked the associate Finn whom was in the isle putting some things away. He stopped what he was doing got right up and helped me to the isle. He talked to me about a few options. He was attentive and I felt he really wanted to help me. Check out process was quick. Ample parking

I have been shopping at this store before HGTV made home renovations cool (10+ years ago)! This…read morestore has really come a long way over the years. It is not just scratch and dent stuff like some may expect. Items I purchase here are usually cabinets, bathroom vanities, basement windows (though they sell all kinds), exterior and interior doors, etc. There are some other items I only go here for but I'm not giving away all of my renovation secrets. ;-) They have a great selection of laminate floors as well as tile and tile backsplashes. Since the store has gotten busier over the years, they have added some additional employees which definitely helps the customer. New this year is their kitchen design center which assists home owners and contractors on designing or remodeling your kitchen. Cabinets sold here are usually not put together so be prepared for this or you can opt to have the store put them together for you at an additional cost. Give this place a try instead of heading to the orange or blue renovation stores. You may be surprised with what you can find!

Cool stuff cheap…read more Do you need a toilet? How about a door, sink, hammer, piece of lumber or sack of cement. You'll probably find it here at a good price. Inventory is always changing but you'll find something you can use. It's dirty, messy and smells like toxic waste but if you like to do things yourself then give this place a try. A sign in the store says "The store isn't pretty but the prices are beautiful". That about sums it up.

This store sells second hand furniture but has an identity complex. They want to be viewed as an…read moreupscale store but they certainly are not since their inventory is strictly "used." Selling used furniture and antiques is not a bad thing but the people who operate this establishment describe their inventory as being akin to Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware. It isn't. Home Again Consignment is what it is which is a used furniture store. Comparing themselves to Pottery Barn is laughable. If people want Pottery Barn furniture, they can just go to Pottery Barn, which is probably a safer bet when buying upholstered furniture since used stuff (even if it appears to be in good condition) could be harboring bed bugs. Yuk!

Beware! They have no system to track what is taken in on consignment or what is sold, according to…read morethe owner. We dropped off a set of my mother's Royal Daulton china in the spring and went back after a busy summer to have then disavow any knowledge of the china or that they even knew who we were. The owner lacks the basics of civility and is a thief!

They have the most selection and a good value for their products. Their customer service is…read moreexcellent and they're always available to answer questions and provide guidance on plant selection. I live in Barrington and it's worth the drive!

Beautiful mums, great prices on all things fall. Will definitely have to come back in the warmer…read moremonths!