Rural King is a good place to shop, it may not be on your radar, or may not be one located close to…read moreyou, but if you are near one you should drop in. The have pet supplies, and treats, hardware, electrical, plumbing, automotive and even boots and jeans. I got a replacement battery here. Thy had the size I needed in stock, and the price was a good deal. The outside parking, entrance, and the store itself could use a good cleaning, floors are grimy

There are some stores I go to just because I always find something interesting or unexpected. Rural…read moreKing in Georgetown is on of my favorites. They carry anything you could possibly want for your property. Tools, accessories, vehicles, fertilizer and even yard decorations. They offer top quality clothing for men and women. Staples foods and unique snacks. You can even purchase chickens, ducks and rabbits there. There are aisles of products you cannot find anywhere else and all for very reasonable prices. I specified the Georgetown location because I prefer it over the Winchester store. It seems cleaner, its lighting is brighter and I have never been in the Georgetown store and not had excellent customer service. As farm supply stores go I think this store is top notch. Check them out!

i have called the store 3 times looking to change a delivery address. Each time the phone rings 20…read moretimes and hangs up. if I had the time to go to the store I would've done so. I called bc I don't have time. Do better!

I went to pick up a refrigerator filter and a few landscaping items. Could not get any help with…read morethe filters so I didn't buy one. Next I went to get mulch and garden soil. Got the mulch just fine 5 for $10. Got the garden soil which was advertised buy 3 get 3. The price per bag is $2.29 per bag in Lowe's ad. I bought 12 bags which according to the ad should have beven pay for 6 get the other 6 free. I got charged for all 12 bags. I consider Lowe's ad false advertising. Print what you actually are selling at the correct cost. I'm sure I'm not the only per to have this experience. I talked to an associate who agreed Lowes is falsely advertising. SHAME ON YOU LOWES, Guess it's Home Depot for me. Thanks Lowe's

We recently visited Bi Water Farm & Greenhouse (in October) to pick up some pumpkins. It's a really…read morecute farm! Imagine your typical pumpkin patch experience, so it's not really original, but it's really fun if you enjoy these season spots! The gift shop was clean and well stocked, and they offer pick-your-own pumpkins from the patch, or plenty of pre-picked options for you to grab and go. And they're really reasonably priced! If you're in the Georgetown area and looking for a fun fall activity, I definitely recommend Bi Water Farm & Greenhouse!

It has been years since I've come out to bi water farms. It's very long and stretches out back so…read moredefinitely come with time especially if you have kids so you can enjoy all the amenities. We enjoyed a hayride, took pics in the pumpkin patch and walked through the maze. There's a little bit of everything for everyone for the price. The bunnies and Billy goats were so cute they have a few farm animals to see and feed. They also have a small market inside where you can purchase some cider or produce to take home. I had a blast, took me back to when we would go on field trips.

I have dealt with Furniture World several times over the past few years. I bought dining room,…read moreliving room, and office pieces from them, and they have been great. They will work with you and do whatever you need to make your purchase a pleasant experience. Buddy in the Georgetown location is always helpful and accommodating. I highly recommend them.

I have purchased several items from Furniture World in Georgetown and have been thrilled with all…read moreof my items! When you walk into the store you are always greeted and they will do their best to find whatever you need even if it's not on the floor or part of their normal inventory. The salespeople are not overbearing and so pleasant to deal with after going to other furniture stores in Lexington. I will return to Furniture World in Georgetown.

This place is more of a fantasyland than a nursery! Well, both! Highly recommend a trip to…read moreSpringhouse Gardens!

Super helpful and knowledgeable, and have a really great selection of mature trees and shrubs that…read moresome others don't have.

Brand new to Georgetown, Bargain Hunt opened recently with the promises of..... finding a bargain!…read moreI actually made my way there on opening day, was in and out quickly due to the crowds. I wasn't impressed with what I did see, either, so I decided to wait on this review until I was able to go back and browse without crowds. Honestly, I'm not keen on the trend of cheap, 'bargain' stores that have been popping up lately in Georgetown. Apparently people like their stuff cheap, and I completely understand wanting to save a few dollars, but in the end, you're still getting low-quality (*cough*cheap*cough*) stuff that will need replacing again and again. Bargain Hunt contributes to that. There is indeed a variety of things available for purchase; most notably the appliances, electronics, garden items, toys, and clothes. Throw in some snacks, home decor, and random knick knacks, and you've got Bargain Hunt. I did find a few things that I had forgotten existed (like Skip-Its and Rock Em Sock Em Robots) or that I had been looking for my child/home, but the prices didn't seem to be a Bargain. There was nothing in the store that I couldn't get elsewhere for similar price. The clothes were the worst -- obviously clothes that people didn't want and not priced low enough. I did find some Wrangler jeans for $10; so I suppose it really is hit or miss. The thing that really stood out? A majority of boxes were crushed/opened/re-taped -- clearly items that were unwanted or returned. I did, however, find one thing that I ended up purchasing: an indoor toddler trampoline for $20 (with a 20% off coupon I received on opening day). The box was slightly ripped and had clearly been opened before. At the check out I asked whether it was an item that had been returned. The cashier explained that most of the items in this store were indeed overstock items or returned/exchanged items from other stores. However, if I purchased something from Bargain Hunt and it didn't have everything and/or wasn't good, I had 30 days to return it. Good. I bought the trampoline. We opened the box at home, assembled it, and the trampoline was fine. It had obviously been put together previously, but all the parts were intact and there was minimal signs of use. We kept it. The only thing in Bargain Hunt that might prompt me to come back was the toy/sports section in the back of the store -- there were a lot of toys and games that I do not usually see in other stores. The garden stuff isn't bad, either. Otherwise? Meh. You're really going to have to hunt for a bargain here.

I had never been to Bargain Hunt, but I ended up going to two different locations with my cousin…read moreand sister-in-law, because they both love it. I've seen some of the items they've found at Bargain Hunt, and it's been good stuff, that they got for really cheap. That said, I couldn't find anything I needed here, but they did have lots of nice items. Both locations I visited were very similar, and thus my reviews are essentially the same for them. Both were semi-organized, with an area for outdoor items, bedding, home decor, etc. But, the store kind of has a "yard sale" feel, in that you have to dig around to find any gems. Overall I think Bargain Hunt is a fine spot to stop in and check out if you don't mind the digging. You never know what you could find!

What a fun and whimsical little gem! An eclectic hodgepodge of things for everyone. As well as a…read morewide price range for all gift budgets. The fill your own ampule (tiny bottles) was such a cool idea for a unique gift.

From the owner: Eclectic and cozy independent bookstore…read more Mostly used, some new books. Literary gifts, coffee, crystals, jewelry, candles, incense, smudge station, plush, stickers, buttons/pins.

Abby Mae's Boutique is a super cute boutique in downtown Georgetown. It shares a space with Copper…read moreDaisy, so when you visit you get double the shopping, and access to wine tastings, sip and shop events, and cocktails as well, which is a huge plus! You'll find candles, jewelry, accessories, clothing, home decor, food stuffs, and so much more in these spaces. If you're in the Georgetown area and looking for a fun cute place to shop for yourself, or especially for gifts, I think Abby Mae's is great!

I wish I had met them before I bought a tractor. I did buy a spreader and Sean is a great rep and…read moreis one of the best reps I have ever worked with. It is a great mix between a large company and small town customer service. They can get almost anything (quickly) and the prices are really good. If you are going new, this is the place to go.