This place was a little off-putting. They have a lot of nice stuff, pretty pricey stuff mostly. I…read moredid like all the Willow Tree Angels and had never seen WT Angel cards before. I decided to by one for $3.50 or so but they have a $5 minimum for credit cards and I like to use my card, partly because of the good receipts I get while travelling and also for the record of purchases that come with my bill. So I grabbed another WT card to meet the minimum. The cards are pretty, though.

My favorite store in the Western Hemisphere! We are from Ohio where we have wonderful shops in our…read morecollege town so we are used to high end merch in small venues. O'Connor's has everything you could ever want in the way of home furnishings, clothes, accessories and decor. Except for groceries, I could just shop in this store and be completely happy. The staff is wonderful, and a trip to O'Connor's is a must whenever we are visiting our cottage on Lake Van Ettan.

Three gallon potted shrubs and 1 gallon perennials all had tiny root balls. Premium prices for very…read moreyoung plants. and the greenhouse was full of fungus gnats.

I was there in May many if the vegetables were started to early or should have been repotted into…read morelarger pots. I found a succulent I wanted. The lady working didn't know what it was and asked me. Succulents aren't that uncommon of a plant. She worked there and didn't know what it was. I was embarrassed for her. If you go into their greenhouse a employee gives you a slip of paper with the price of your plant. That's why she need to know what it was so she could put the price and slip. Then you walk over to their building to pay. Seems like they should have someone to check you out at the greenhouse also. And better educated employees.

Please do not support this shop. The owner is a horrible person and treated me with so much…read moredisrespect that I can't believe i supported them in any way. There is no way I'll be spending my earned loyalty cash with them. I was calm and nice and he tried to twist everything i said. I ended up crying because he was so horrible to me. Said I was name calling because I said a price was ridiculous. He very much gives off every sign of being a manipulative abuser. The way she acted shows me that he must not allow her to make any decisions or have any opinion or say anything for that matter. I went through years of abuse and he threw every red flag! I pray for her and hope he isn't way worse behind closed doors, but I bet he is! I have spent this year fighting cancer and I dont have a ton of money to spend so I have been going to thrift shops to try and get some nicer items for less money. I made a very larger purchase, over $400, trying to get Christmas gifts for my children and family members. There were a couple of items that my kids have shown me they wanted to get for others and I did not look at the prices BECAUSE the other items I had been looking at where prices okay. Items were higher than most stores but not crazy. We had seen a few high priced items but they were things that MADE sense to be a high price, like vintage items that were REAL. When the total came up, I just assumed I had gotten more items then I thought, that happens when thrifting. Turns out these people just throw whatever price they want and throw a few insane ones in there hoping someone like me will come along and be too distracted to noticed. When I got home, I found that two items where prices insanely high, like way out of line high. One was a USED pair of shoes, NORMAL chuck Taylor's. ALL of the other shoes I got where less than $10 so I had assumed they were in the same price range. They are worn and have sunbleached on them! But I was grabbing them because I thought they would be a good gift. Turns out this shop thinks they are worth $65! The guy said there is no way the other shoes are that cheap, I said let's go look at them. The first pair I grabbed was $25 but it was on the other side of the rack from where I had been shoping so I walked to the other side where I had been yesterday and pick up a pair I had tired on. It is $10. I bought a pair for $7, another pair for $10, a pair of heels for $10 and a BRAND NEW paid that I knew I was paying $60 because I had to ask when I couldn't find the price. But they are a special shoe for diabtics, which i am, so i went ahead anf got them for myself. When I tried to show him that, he claims I looked at 7 pairs of shoes before I found a cheap pair, which isn't true at all. I picked up 2 pairs, the first that was $25 and the second that was $10. He wouldn't walk over and look at the shoes, just said I was wrong.... (abuser). Then there is a motorcycle novelty knife that my son picked out for my husband. ALL of the other Harley items I grabbed were under $20, so again I missed the tag.... of $75. This knife is not worth anything like that. Online there is someone who hasn't even been able to sell it for $15. The lady tried to say that they confirm pricing with at least 5 online posting before they price an item, and I asked her to please show me what she found online because right now you can by the shoes brand new for $40-60 and the knife for $15 on ebay. This was before he stopped allowing her to talk. The man wouldn't allow her to do anything because he knew i would be right and he would be wrong which he CLEARLY can't handle. She was just starting at him and i begged her to please look at me. When she did and I tried to talk to her, he threw a huge fit and told her to look at him. Then started accusing me of saying something to her, I didnt. All I was asking was for them to make them a reasonable price! I wasnt even trying to return them. Hell I would have taken it as credit and shopped more but now I will never come here and I hope you will spend your money somewhere else as well. When I said I would write a review to make sure people know how I was treated, The owner told me that if I try to post a negative review, he will reply "nicely" and that everyone is going to agree with him and say i should have looked at the price tags. No matter what, charging that much over the cost of new/used is insane. ​

This store is clean and well organized with a great flow. A huge variety of inventory from new to…read morevintage to antique. Something for everyone. The prices were great. A definate must do

The Antique boutique in Sanford is a great little shop full of beautiful home decor antiques,…read moreupcycled furniture & thrifted treasures at great prices! there is no other shop around like it in the area! I love shopping here! worth the trip!

Home to Modern Craft wines, the Silver Lining is a tasting room/gift shop featuring all of the…read morewines under the Modern Craft name and what an array of wines they have. We stopped in while traveling up north and were pleasantly surprised to find a cute little wine tasting room in the small town of West Branch, of all places. I've been to West Branch several times before (we usually stay at a cabin on the water with our friends), but I've never seen anything associated with a winery here before, so I had absolutely no idea what I was missing! They had quite an array of reasonably-priced wines, starting around $11 and going up from there to around $22 per bottle. We were offered a free wine sampling of a couple of different varieties, including a semi-dry, but buttery chardonnay ($11), which had a nice, rich flavor for a lower-priced bottle of wine. I would recommend that anyone who likes white wines. It was a hit with me after just one sip. It wasn't too dry or too sweet. It had some nice, subtle notes that I could detect afterward. Next, we tried a chocolate wine. My husband was very hesitant at first, but came around on it after giving it a chance. I liked it, myself, too. It was a richer wine, probably not for everybody's taste, but I found it quite suitable. We were told it was infused with Mackinac Island Fudge, so that must be what gave it its incredibly distinct chocolate taste. If you like chocolate or fudge, this one is a winner. The manager/owner suggested mixing it with Modern Craft's cherry wine for optimal effect. He said the two bring out the best notes in each other. He then paired them together for me and you know what? He was right. Count me in! Another winner. He was both engaging and quite knowledgeable about the wines they had in stock. He definitely knew his stuff. Beyond that, there were several other interesting wines at a mid-range price point that looked worth trying, including a blackberry wine and a variety of lighter, fruity wines, suitable for a summer evening. They had a special on some discontinued seasonal wine, running about 50% off, which was a bargain. Aside from the tasting room, the space is home to a small gift shop featuring home decor and accessories. I didn't bother to check it out too well, but looking around I saw some cute things that I would like. I wish I had taken a little more time to check out the gift shop as well, but I focused my visit solely on the wine tasting. I'm really glad we stopped in. It made for most pleasant side trip foray. I would never have known this place was here if I hadn't decided to stop into town just to look around for an hour or two.

Hands down my favorite place in West Branch. I'm moving there this month and will be a frequent…read morevisitor. Stock up on the Scarlet Fudge Wine. I'm coming for it!

Larry is AWESOME. He stands by his beds. They go out of their way to make sure you are happy with…read moreyour purchase. The beds have great warranties & good prices. His delivery is quick! No waiting for 2 weeks like art van. I like that if I have a issue I can speak directly to the owner. I will never buy another bed anywhere else!

From the owner: Sleep By The Bay is a family owned and operated business. Our store carries lots of brand name home…read morefurnishings. Featuring more styles, name brands and furniture groupings than you can imagine. With knowledgeable, friendly personnel to assist you. We have two great locations one in East Tawas, MI & Mattress Warehouse in Flint Michigan.

Very nice store with a combination of antiques, art, crafts and a lovely Victorian tea room. Two…read morevery pleasant, friendly ladies were manning the store. I purchased a desk, chair, and salt/pepper shakers. They called the dealer of these items when I asked about pricing, unlike that nasty couple at Uncle Winnies.

From the owner: A variety of Antiques and Vintage items as well as a Victorian Tea Room, Custom Embroidery, hand…read moremade natural stone jewelry and Custom Tooled Leather shop all under one roof, with friendly service and new products daily!

What I consider before any rating on a business is the customer service. I had very excellent…read morecustomer service here by I believe she might have been a manager. She looked up a couple prices for me and found out that one thing I needed was discontinued like forever because they revised a list. Although they didn't have the 50% off coupons now they continue to have sales. I wasn't able to find everything I needed as in the past before they did this revision, but I'll always go back to Hobby Lobby and this is a wonderful location.

I'm a frequent Hobby Lobby customer and wanted to applaud the staff there for their friendliness…read moreand helpfulness. Staff members throughout the store always greet us cheerfully. I often use one of their wheelchairs and they're quick to help us get settled and also offer to store my walker while we shop. They are eager to answer questions or help me find what I need. Really one of the more welcoming places in Gaylord.

Such a historic gift store in middle of Harrisville. Unique log cabin architecture. Built by the…read moreWPA during the depression! They have been in business for many years. Carry a wide range of crafts from Itchy Sticks and jewelweed soap and firestarter for campers to quilts, doll clothes, upcycled clothing, jewelryphotography, fine pottery, and vintage items in the loft. Reasonable prices. Travel information as well.

Go inside - you have to see the cool curved timber stairway leading to the loft. I want to live…read morehere! This little place was originally built in 1937 as a part of a national project to give people work. Along with regional tourist info, there are handmade products by local artists, all very reasonably priced. Hand knit/crocheted baby items, women's purses, jewelry, painted folk art, many with a Michigan theme. http://huronshorescc.com/attractons/craftmakerscabin.aspx