They have a fairly nice selection of cool clothing, accessories and other house goods. Prices are…read moreon the higher end but it is all local made items. Definitely an option for unique gifts ideas.

Looking for a sold out balabonnet in pink from free people and luckily this store was the only one…read morehad the last one in the whole US. I thought it was a scam. After saw a few reviews and store location, I placed the order. Waiting the item from east coast shipped to California! Glad that I bought this! The item was pretty and I love it so much for this holiday！also thanks for the card! Happy holiday! I will recommend this store!

Not what it use to be. They use to know me by name, the friendly staff is all gone. The atmosphere…read morematches the dark drab of the "remodel" they just did. The store is depressing, the quality of furniture has gone down as well as the customer service.

This place used to be awesome when they were north at 48th and Y. Fair prices and a color coded tag…read moresystem with discounts designed to keep merchandise turning over. Their new location off of South 56th is at least five times the size of their old store, yet never seems to have the great selection they used to have and the prices have been raised across the board (wall art in particular is extremely pricey). Not only that, today I stopped in to discover that they've done away with their color tag system; now everything is priced as-is without a discount system. Additionally, the majority of the furniture being carried looked cheap and dirty. I did a little research on their website and found that they're now operating an eBay storefront where they seem to be diverting any nicer products. It seems like a crime that they're taking donated local items and trying to sell them online rather than keep them affordable and in the Lincoln community. I don't see myself shopping here again; I'll take my chances on FB marketplace.

Products looks great. Neat and clean…read more Price is a little high but quality looks very well made. Bought some pressies for Christmas.

Love the heart behind the vision of Sapahn and all their products! The ladies who work at the…read moreflagship store in Lincoln are delightful and always helpful!

Loved the service that my husband and I got from Earnie's Mattress. We purchased a mattress and…read morebed and and it was delivered as promised. We got a great value in price and quality. We are very appreciative.

Buying a mattress at Ernie's Mattress 1st on Yankee Hill in Lincoln is one of the best purchases I…read morehave ever made. After a short break in period my sleep has improved amazingly! I am so comfortable on my bed now and I just love it. Lee was as much a mattress advisor as a salesman and I couldn't be happier. I have the best mattress of my life and I did not have to buy a high-end item, it's just a good item from a proven manufacturer and I went with it on the great advise I got purchasing at Ernie's.

Good store. A little chilly inside on a cold morning, but lots of walking around rows and rows of…read morebeautiful old things. We were shopping for a very specific item, which they didn't have. But, next time, I will wear my comfy-shopping shoes, so I don't get sore feet.

The Corner Co-op is awesome. I spent weeks going through antique stores looking for reasonably…read morepriced large furniture pieces, with no luck, until I stumbled into the co-op. The co-op carries the antiques of around 9 different dealers, and as a result there is a wide range of options, and a wide range of prices. One of the benefits of the co-op is that the dealers are also the rotating cashier staff so you can often haggle their prices, or have them contact off-site dealers to negotiate. If you are checking out an especially pricey piece, many dealers will even let you pay in installments. Their hours can be inconvenient, but if you can navigate the schedule it is extremely worth the effort.

Our first attempt to walk into Lee Douglas was railroaded by our perception that this business was…read moremore consulting than furniture; consulting/designing wasn't what we needed. So we bypassed it and went into The Loft around the corner! (Read my review on The Loft. An amazing place that I just want to soak in!) At the Loft we were referred to Lee Douglas, "if you love us, step next door to our sister company and be amazed". So we walked around the corner and into an amazingly well set up space. Usually furniture stores are wide open spaces with scads of couches, chairs etc that one has to pull their creativity together. At Lee Douglas they stage furniture that provides a homey comfort feel. The furniture is beautiful and unique. Clients do have the opportunity to customize with the wide variety of fabrics, colors and they have wallpaper. The real gem is with Brenda!! She was fabulous!! She has a warm greeting meeting us as we walked in. Asked great questions and shared some wonderful guidance. The only reason this is not a 5 star rating is that we haven't actually purchased anything yet to assess the quality after some use. However I wouldn't hesitate to buy my next piece from them! Recommend you stop in and ask for Brenda. She won't disappoint!!

This review is long over due - we have worked with Lorele and Lee Douglas for many many years. The…read moremost positive thing I can review is how they treat customers- Lorele gave us the same attention and fantastic service from when we bought our very first house to building our dream home many years later - that matters and says so much about her attitude and character. The attention to detail - Lorele wants you to LOVE your home - she goes above and beyond to ensure she captures your style and that it makes sense with your lifestyle. The team at Lee Douglas is top notch. We look forward to creating more amazing rooms and adding to our home for years to come!

When you first walk in the door, this shop appears to have the potential to be a small Williams…read moreSonoma or Sur la Table, but the similarities end when you spend a few moments trying to find something specific. Certain item sizes, colors, model variations, etc. are always "out of stock", leaving you frustrated that you wasted your time going to a brick-and-mortar store, and ultimately having to go home and order the product online. I tried to give this store a chance, but after many, many experiences like that over the course of several years, I have given up hope on Habitat entirely. I haven't been there for over a year, but the older (unfriendly) lady at the cash register outright lied to me about product availability, saying that a brand of bowl only came in the size and color they had in stock -- all while I was comparing other colors and sizes on my phone, available from vendors around the country. Sometimes they have something in stock in small quantities, and if you miss out, they may not have it again for months; and I don't mean obscure seasonal decorations, but cooking essentials that are needed year-round. Everyone complains that local stores are going out of business because of internet competition, but I think that's largely an excuse made by dud business owners. For example: right next door is Hobby Town USA which has an amazing supply of products, competitive prices with online giants, and the gumption to do special orders for rapid delivery if you need something they don't have. Habitat, by comparison, seems like a place that "wants to act" as if they're a serious cooking store, but then doesn't want to put in the effort or investment to stock the product quantities and varieties needed by true, hardcore foodies.

Very surprised no one's reviewed them yet. Habitat's been in Lincoln for ages; I have wedding…read moregifts from here. I really only check out the cooking side of the store; the home decor section is lovely but isn't what I came for. If you need several choices in size and brand for springform pans, or you want a wooden lemon reamer or a citrus zester, this is the place. They have free recipes set up in a drawer on a table; a select collection of cookbooks and foodie books; spices (Madagascar vanilla; no Tahitian, alas, but no one seems to carry that); a small selection of high-end chocolate bars; silicone baking sheets...well, it's a good gourmet cooking store and if that sounds like fun to you you'll love it.

My fiancée Katie and I had an outstanding experience at Shannon Formalwear while getting ready for…read moreour upcoming wedding. Andrew was fantastic to work with--professional, knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely invested in helping us find the perfect look. He made the entire process easy and stress-free, and his attention to detail gave us complete confidence that everything would be just right for the big day. The customer service at Shannon Formalwear is second to none. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and appreciated. If you're looking for formalwear in Lincoln, ask for Andrew--you'll be in great hands. Thank you, Andrew and the entire Shannon Formalwear team, for helping make our wedding experience so special. We couldn't be happier and highly recommend Shannon Formalwear to anyone looking for quality formalwear and exceptional service.

*ZERO STARS* Brides, yourself the stress. This place is not a professional buisness. You are better…read moreoff going to a department store and picking out a suit off of the rack. Went into this dump thinking January is plenty of time to get suits for my fiance and 3 groomsmen, 3 kiddos. I had zero clue I was going regret stepping foot into this shop. They walk around with their measuring tapes, grabbing jackets off their racks and then taking down our requests - or at least that is what i thought.... Perfect! Easy! Then the problem starts when the suits come in. Guys come back to get more measurements, and still not correct. One groomsmen went in 4 times. FOUR! Color ties not correct, shirts terrible fit and all the shirts would have been a different shade , kids out fits not even ordered and then when they came in total wrong shade -blames the website, hard to color match lol... why order from a company you dont have their color swatches from is beyond me! Uncles suit given to him wrinkled, same thing wrong size shirt, tie, charged my uncle for shoe rental and clearly told Logan that he did not want the shoe rental. Not one person in my party had their suit right. Why is it that jackets off the rack fit but then when actually ordered and come in they don't? What is the point of measurements/tailoring, and they STILL are not correct I wrote an email on the shannons website on my stress because of all of this mess I was just finding out about in April and wedding is in May. One thing that Andrew has done right, was contacting me right away to tell me he will get things fixed, and compensate for gas money for everyone coming in. Annnd that never happen but okay. Owner Andrew doesn't take accountability and blames his "new" 2 year employee of the errors. And that Logan is doing his best, blah blah blah. It's called bad business, and not properly keeping your documents and measurements together sir. Either someone is hard of hearing, color blind or just doesn't give a shit about their customers and just wants the money from it. Not once did I see Andrew tell Logan, hey this is what we need to do and how to order, measure, etc with weddings. Nope. 2 year "new" employee is not going to learn and also you need to stop putting blame on someone when you yourself were the one taking the measurements in January. He did refunded for the kids outfits, and uncles shirt., ties were reordered correctly -(finally) guess I didn't realize how much talent that takes to order the right dang tie, thought that would be the easiest thing for these professionals. Lastly, Andrew proudly threw in $100 for my stress and $50 for the grooms shirt. Oh letting us borrow the kids bow ties so they can somewhat match, since I had to look myself for their outfits. I was not going to risk the reorder being wrong again based off of the stuggles he has with his new emplyee, and himself getting orders and colors wrong. Well as you are reading, still very upset and disappointed. Groomsmen suits should all be fitted, like the suits were made for them because isnt that what all of the measurements were for and tailoring? Groomsmen are fed up, tired of coming in to this shop, just for the tailoring to be wrong. NOT how I would expect going to a professional place. If you are wedding planning and need suits go to a Department store, or any place is your best bet. Do NOT come here. You will regret it and have thousands of dollars in professional wedding photography done to remind you of how terrible Shannon's formalwear is. *mic drop