This place is AWESOME!!! Not like a typical knife shop with cases, NOPE, all the knives are out to…read morehandle and try out. Amazing owner, amazing employee AMAZING knowledge. 100% customer service. Well done

I saw a flyer for Timber Knifes yesterday and I wanted to stop by because I needed a new pocket…read moreknife. My family and I walked in and the decor was really cool! All of the knifes are displayed and you can easily pick them up look at them. The Bad Upon walking into Timber Knifes no one said hello welcome or can I help you find something. There was a couple of people talking and laughing towards the front door. My first thought was they were customers because they would have greeted us. BUT i was wrong its was a worker talking to his friend. So, fast forward 5 minutes and no one still has said anything to me or my family. Then walks in a local man I assume because every worker in the place greeted him. Even the ower of Timber Knifes comes out and talks to the guy about steel blades. So after some time the ower yells to a worker "hey sharpen this balde for free". Then the ower walks right past me and my family and does not say a word. So at this point i think forget this place and turn to leave. Then someone asked me if I needed help. This guy had a great knowledge of knifes and was freindly. Because of him I purchased a knife for me and my wife. Because of him its 3 stars and not 0. I really and truly think because we are not locals from Heber City the ower and his sales team did not help us when we first walked in. So, if your from outside Heber City dont expect great customer service from Timber Knifes.

I had an old but precious brass Zippo lighter I wanted engraved. It had to be special. AND it had…read moreto be onsite. Of all the typical places, i.e. jewelry stores, trophy engravers, etc. This is what I encountered (one or more of these). 1. It'd have to be sent out. 2. It was lazer engraved (a very shallow etch that burns changing the color of letters to black). I have nothing against this per se but it's not what I wanted on the lighter. 3. Fonts are very limited selection. I wanted more unique custom. 4. I wanted the placement very different then horizontal/vertical. I drove by the place that yelp had listed and I found out that Dave has moved. I finally go old school and CALL. I left a message and he got right back to me. After telling him what I had and what I wanted he told me the charge is $6 a letter $60 min very quickly because a lot of locals hang up on him. So basically you're getting 10 letters for $60 and then it goes $6 per. He gave me his resume over the phone which is quite impressive- and the method he uses to engrave- old school with 20th century modernity. He takes clients locally by appt only. The bulk of his business is people shipping THEIR precious items to him. He was very accommodating in arranging an appt for me given my rush circumstance- he had a heart. When I arrived at his workshop he apologized for state of his workshop- Martha Stewart does not live there. No, it's what you'd expect from a real tradesman. We sit at his desk while he analyzes the lighter and gives me a book of scripts to peruse. One caught my eye but he says that will be extra (shading and such), but I didn't want that one EXACTLY. I came up with an amalgamation via the book and my description. It was font ala carte :-) We settled in for the lengthy precision placement of the characters. It wasn't traditional by any stretch. I specifically wanted a character to be halved on the lid and the body. Preparation was the bulk of the time. Then the actual engraving takes place. He loves to talk about his craft and you can tell he absolutely takes great pride in his finished one of a kind pieces. So when the lighter was finished, I was absolutely blown away by the beauty. It had the perfect amount of depth to compliment it's age, no puddles or pooling. It is gorgeous. When I presented it to my husband (who could find fault with Michelangelo). He loved it. Told me like 5x over days randomly as he used it. Even remarked that his pistols (engraved ones) look like a 5 yo did them. Which Dave does those too. His prices are NOT cheap, take your cheap stuff to the stock guys. His is the kind you take your priceless, heirloom or sentimental items to. He does odd shaped items, scenes and anything you can imagine. His facebook name IMHO is not befitting the scope of his offerings. www.facebook.com/DuckBandWeddingRings

Amazing craftsmanship at great prices. Best I've seen! Made me a wedding ring exactly how I wanted…read moreit!

Being that it was established many moons ago (1969) by a man and a woman (husband and wife Donald…read moreFisher Doris F. Fisher) it stands to reason it represents clothing both for men and women. I've long had a bit of a sour feeling about The Gap as it bought out The Banana Republic, turning it from a khaki and world-traveller haven (I got maps, safari hats, and other explorer accoutrements there) to one of many woman-heavy nondescript fashion stores. Well, I can't hold 'em against them here ... rather, if I'll take that up if I ever feel like reviewing the Banana Republic about 50 yards away on the other side of the Traverse Mountain courtyard. I digress. The Gap is hopping. Other clothing stores are -- at the same time -- populated with a sales associate to every customer, The Gap is crowded and energized. So, obviously no review is going to stop 'em. Men, women, children, the whole family can find clothes here. It does, however, trend toward the family-friendly (kids running all over), a large section of kids clothes. As for colors (and keep in mind I came in May) the colors trended toward the light and dynamic colors. The Gap -- as it was in its infancy -- big on jeans. Also big on tees (again, I'm here on the borderline of summer). As for style, think the "fun, fashion, and value" and youthful style of another company The Gap bought out, Old Navy. Are the prices good? Well 40, 50, 75% off so there are pockets of pretty good prices (albeit marked down from insane retail MSRP). Not a lot that fit me, so I can't say it has much value to anyone not amongst the healthy heights or weights. In the end there's a lot for you out there ... just not much for me.

Wow this place came HIGHLY recommended by a prolific music instructor, and I'm so glad because…read moreAlan & Leslie are so personable and wonderful. We rented a violin from them and the process was easy, fast, and efficient! Super affordable prices and they even have accessories you can buy with it if you need to. Local and easy to get to, excellent communication, and just a wonderful experience all around.

My son recently started orchestra at school and he chose violin. I rented a violin from Summerhays…read moremusic because I didn't know how to be sure I purchased the right thing. Around the same time I had fulfilled the minimum for my rental contract with Summerhays I learned about Micelli Violins and decided to look into it. I had heard that the prices were substantially better. And there was no question about it--I purchased a superior violin for less than the cost of the rental. I was also shown higher-end models that were priced very competitively. But perhaps most important, I felt like I was being given great advice and direction on my purchasing decision--and without any pressure to buy the more expensive option. I walked away feeling confident in my decision. I highly recommend Micelli Violins.

Provided friendly and fast service. Was able to make a print that everyone loved. Their shirts are…read moreso soft and comfortable.

The best place to get sunglasses . So helpful, I have a small frame and they fit my needs! I will…read moredefinitely come back

Super impressed with their collections including many designer brands and latest models in trend…read more Ethan was extremely pleasant, patient and knowledgeable. He showed me all the models I wanted to check out and answered all the questions I had. Their competitive pricing was incredible and lower than almost all the sunglass stores I ever been. Overall great experience and I would definitely go there again when I'm in the area and recommend them my friends.

I stopped here prior to dining at The Charleston. The charming area that houses these two…read morebusinesses comprises some other shops, and all together, they form a sweet little street that is a pleasant way to spend an hour or two. As we walked in, we were immediately greeted by the owner and artist who proclaimed, "Come in! You don't have to buy anything!" Galleries can feel a little intimidating sometimes. Most people are not really looking to buy, and at least for myself, I don't want anyone to feel like I'm wasting their time. He was lovely, though: friendly, sharing stories about pieces and answering our questions. He is clearly passionate about his work, and it shows both in the beautiful art displayed, and his conversation regarding it. It was not all one medium. We discovered sculptures, woodwork, pottery, and paintings. Some creations were attributed to at least one other artist, but there may have been more featured as well. It's a cozy space, and this encouraged taking time to appreciate each piece on its own. I actually ran into a friend here, who purchased a sculpture for her son. The prices are not outlandish, especially for one of a kind works of art. If you are in the area it's worth taking some time to explore.

You may not know it, but Volcom--the surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding "lifestyle…read moreretailer"--is a rarity to this neck of the woods. With several locations in California and Hawaii, and international locations as exotic as Bali (2), Japan (7), Australia (3), Argentina (6), France (14), it's a wonder to find a second location to go with Park City here in little ol' Utah. Especially since Utahns only do a lot of their three areas of focus (snowboarding), a little of another (skateboarding), and, because of Utah's land-locked geographical location, none of the third (surfing). Still, here we are! Although it is like many retailers focused on the surfing, skater, and snowboard communities (like Zumiez, Vans, etc.), Volcom's focus seems more on the clothes than the accessories. So, if you, your spouse, and your kids all vibe with Volcom's style, you'll all be able to find things to wear, especially in the summer: A lot of swimsuits and board shorts, tees, caps, sandals, rash guards, hoodies, jeans, and flannel. My only beef is with the sizes ... not much for the big, not much for the tall. While not a lot many jaw-dropping outlet mall prices, their current "Essentials Kit" of 2 tees, 1 pant, 1 hoodie, and 1 hat is an excellent and well-priced way to get indoctrinated into the Volcom way.

I went into this store, and the customer service was so great They helped me get the bikinis I…read morewanted, as well as allowed me to try everything on. I was also made aware of the sales that were going on when I got a lot of products from their store! $99 for a bikini, accessory, and a t-shirt!! So worth it!!! I joined their rewards program, and I'll be in here again very soon!!! Great service, great deals, great quality products!