I was so excited that there's now a Hobby Lobby closer to me, but disappointed at the selection. I…read morecame for the Christmas decorations, but some of the aisles were bare. My favorite locations are tied between Morgan Hill and Dublin. Hobby Lobby is my go-to for home decor! It was even an unexpected finding for wedding decor when I was planning mine.

This place is like a better Micheal's. They have lots of…read morehome decor items. There is stuff for everyone here. If you're a car guy there is plenty of garage decor/automotive decor. Lots of cool toys for kids especially model cars, model planes, rockets, and science kits. Plenty of art stuff. I recommend coming in because stuff changes seasonally als

Stepping into Hiram and Diana feels less like entering a store and more like wandering into a quiet…read moreEuropean daydream. The air is laced with the soft, intoxicating scent of candles that whisper of Versailles--warm, elegant, and just a little mysterious. Every corner feels intentional, yet effortlessly discovered, as if you've stumbled upon a hidden treasure. The vintage wood cabinets, adorned with delicate carved floral details, hold pieces that feel storied and timeless. You can't help but run your fingers along them, imagining the lives they've lived before finding their way here. Books are tucked in just the right places, each one seeming to promise a journey somewhere romantic--Paris, the countryside, or a forgotten garden. There's a moody iron tulip lamp that glows like a quiet poem, casting shadows that make you want to linger just a little longer. And then, almost like a secret, the plant and floral room tucked in the back--lush, inviting, and softly enchanting--feels like stepping into a hidden conservatory. All it needs is a pebble driveway outside, and you'd swear you've arrived at a European morning dream. Hiram and Diana, love you, I'll be back. Chasity from Mississippi

I discovered this shop on my drive to Monterey - This place is amazing!…read more Gorgeously elegant and appointed with a really cool mix of offerings. I have shopped other fine stores for years on the Peninsula and SF, but here is a shop that feels different - European - this place feels unique, esp in our area. The combination of new and antique wares, the flowers, and the artistry in the store design is breathtaking. I love the little kid items and can't wait to see what they are planning for the upcoming fall season when I'm driving through again. I wish I lived closer!

We went in as there are huge signs of big discounts. The staff was nice and greeted us as we walked…read morein. Oh! No food or drinks allowed, so you'll have to drink up before you go in. They had quite a few stuff but most of the furniture is not very modern, they are basic. You can ask for more options that they would deliver. But again, you won't get to see it. Price wise I would say, it did have good prices and discounts but not anything unusually great! We've been here twice but the floor options hasn't changed as much.

Poor poor quality product and customer service. All sales…read morefinal policy. Be careful these businesses like this have this policy for a reason. Go to a normal furniture store, you can get a quality piece for the same price. These guys are listed on thriftstoresz.com. Thrift store quality, but good quality furniture pricing.

After 24 years in real estate, I've learned that while many creative professionals are incredibly…read moretalented, they're not always the most organized or consistent... which is why working with Kellie Hubbard at Dress Your Nest has been such a breath of fresh air. I've used her on several jobs, and she's easy to communicate with, shows up when she says she will, and always gets the job done. When you're juggling a lot of moving parts, having someone reliable like Kellie makes all the difference. She brings both creativity and consistency... and that's a rare combination. Highly recommend.

Kellie and the team really did an amazing job creating a fresh new look for my office. Client's…read moredefinitely have been impressed and it has created a whole new energy! Whether the project is big or small Dress you Nest can handle it all! Thanks again!

The place has hidden bargains if you have the time to search. I purchased 5 sport shirts for $6.00…read moreeach that I saw at Costco for $19,00 each. Some items are ok priced, while other items are a great deal. It all depends what you are looking for. Before you pay big money, stop by and compare the prices.

There were a LOT of things to look at in this store, but it can be difficult to get around because…read morea lot of things are literally piled on top of each other. The prices are pretty good compared to the retail value - although a lot of the inventory is there because it is slightly damaged or nearing expiration. Much of the inventory was not priced, which is always annoying in these types of stores, and some of what was is labeled with permanent marker... on the item itself! Aside from that nonsense, this is a great place to browse for something you probably don't need but just can't pass up for the price.

We stopped by TJ Maxx after lunch since it was just a few blocks up the street…read more It's located in the Vineyard Town Center in Morgan Hill. This store is quite large with a big selection of clothing and other household items. I found a really nice blanket with strawberries all over it. It is so soft. I also found some Valentine's Day socks. They had a nice variety of Valentine's Day items. The line at the checkout was short and fast. Customer service was great.

Place is a HOT mess! Needs some TLC. It's been a while since…read moreI've been here but definitely unorganized.

I've found some of my favorite thrifted gems here, from everyday use items, to home decor, to…read moreclothes. Love this local spot!

Bridgette is amazing. She has a nice selection of things. Lots of things. It's worth checking out…read morefor sure!

Johnson Garden Center -- nobody does it better…read more Their replacement 10 gallon Photinia is an inspiration to my OG hedge row. Beautiful quality, incredibly healthy, already nearly taller than the established shrubs, and very reasonably priced at $129. They helped load it, answered questions, and made the whole process easy. All I have left to do is widen the hole I already dug. You can see a dip in the existing row from an earlier Photinia replacement several years ago from Costco. Love Costco but sometimes you don't want to wait. Thanks Chris!

The selection at Johnson's is vast. The problem is if you don't know what you're looking for or…read moreneed some advice, the employees seem to avoid offering customer service unless they already know you. I spoke with a friend about our experiences at Johnson's, and we both agreed, it feels like walking into an old western saloon where everyone knows "you ain't from around these parts!" I was looking to buy a magnolia, but wanted to know what the differences were, which is better for our environment, so I approached an employee who tried to avoid eye contact with me until he could do it no longer. He started stammering when I asked if he knew anything about the trees I had considered contenders. He fumbled with his walky-talky to try to find someone else to help me, but spotted (who I found out later was the manager) watering plants in the vicinity. He asked her if she could help and she replied rudely with "WHAT?" as she clearly saw me (the customer) asking a question. He stammered nervously and she followed up with "What do you want?" I jumped in and asked my questions about which is best and she said, "They're all pretty much the same." I asked if any were better for our climate/environment and she said with an attitude, "We don't sell anything that doesn't grow around here." She then curtly turned away and went on with watering the plants. I did not feel copacetic with her "customer service," so I bought my tree and decided not to go back. I would rather go to an establishment with less selection, but better service. Also, the prices are on the higher side for some things, but reasonable for others, it just depends on what it is. Either way, Home Depot works for me from now on, and if they don't have what I want, I'll research somewhere other than Johnson's. It's a shame, too, because the place is like walking through a botanical garden, only the vibe given by the staff is that "it ain't big enough for the both of us!"