Perfect service, fast and knowledgeable. Customer service and cost effective. Highly recommended…read morehim.

This place is great. Fast & friendly service. I have been using them for years & they are hands…read moredown the best in Nashville.

We had such a great experience at the FedEx on West End, and it was all thanks to Marshall! From…read morethe moment we walked in, his energy was radiant--seriously, this guy lights up the room. You don't always expect to leave a shipping errand with a smile on your face, but Marshall made that happen. He was kind, attentive, and incredibly helpful. We had a few logistics questions, and he handled everything with ease, patience, and even humor. You could tell he genuinely cares about helping people--and that kind of service is rare. FedEx, if you're reading this: give this man a raise! We'll definitely be coming back to this location, and honestly, it's because of Marshall. Thank you for making our day brighter. We love you, Marshall!

What went well is being able to add cash to my FedEx Copy Card. The copies are good. The ability to…read moreprint be emailing is amazing. What didn't go well is the copies were a little higher than my balance. I asked to add to my balance by using my debit card because the printer does not allow you to change payment types while you are in the print cue. The printer stopped me because the balance was not enough. The clerk said they cannot add to the balance using a debit or credit card. I believe both options should be updated. When there is an issue with the payment it should be allow you to update the payment types while I read of having to log completely out and start over. Also at least a debit card should be allowed to up date the payment balance as a business feature.If they weren't low staffed today I believe the customer should be checked on to see if they were able to print their copies.

Cheaper than other moving companies, however keep in mind that they are not professional movers…read more If you have big expensive furniture items that you don't want damaged, I would opt for a professional moving company. Thankfully none of my items were damaged but when I was reading through other people's reviews, it looks like Bellhop does not fully compensate for any of the damages. If you're just looking for the labor, Bellhop is a safe bet.

I had an extremely disappointing experience with Bellhop Moving. They moved me in back in February…read moreand caused a massive ~mass gouge in my hardwood floors right at the front entrance -- the first thing you see when you walk in. What's worse than the damage is how they handled it afterward. I've spent the last three months going back and forth with them, and it's been nothing but delays, excuses, and runaround. At this point, it feels like they have no intention of taking responsibility or making it right. If you're considering using them, just know that if something goes wrong, you may be stuck dealing with a frustrating claims process and zero accountability. Would not recommend at all.

Love Cat! She is the eyelash queen. I've been to her for a…read morewhile now, over a year. Not only does she rock at lashes, but she also saved the day. I was traveling between Los Angeles and Nashville and had a nightmare situation where a girl had cut and pulled my eyelashes out; ugh. It was awful and painful. Anyway, she fixed someone else's upsetting work, and I'm so grateful. Thank you, Cat.

Please see attached the pictures that show all the lashes that fell off in 24 hours. Received…read moreservice 7/29, by the end of the very next day, July 30th, this much lashes fell off. Ms Cathy ho falsely accused me of having mascara at first, like IAM stupid to want a successful application of lashes, for a special occasion on Friday, 4 days later, and then come with mascara, even though I do not wear mascara. This service by CATLASHED promised to last for 3 weeks, for $200.00, plus $30 tip. After I sent in my review, she then pivoted to me being dirty. Even though she first sent me an email, accusing me of wearing mascara, later it became that I was dirty. However she said in her email after my review that she couldn't get the lashes to attach, and that they kept falling off. But she neglected to tell me that there was an issue during the entire process. A professional would have said, she wouldn't do the work if I was so dirty. Or maybe she could have cleaned the area..which she charged me for. But to continue a job, knowing that it wasn't working, and knowing that she wasn't attaching the lashes properly, and then blaming the client when the lashes fell off, just to get paid is highly irresponsible and disappointing.

SO IMPRESSED! I was…read moreso impressed with the selection and quality of the jewelry here. The staff is professional and knew exactly what they were doing. Having a medical background and watching them care for your piercings is amazing. They know what they're doing and they do it well! They have tons of snack, snacks, and anything you might need while you're there on your visit. Such a cool vibe and I came out inspired by the staff.

I want to start by saying the shop itself is great. It's clean, welcoming, and the staff working…read morethe front desk were friendly and professional. Unfortunately, I can't say the same about my experience with the tattoo itself. I do not recommend Tim Peterson. A friend and I came in for matching tattoos. Her design ended up being slightly larger than mine, but they were otherwise very similar. The quality of our tattoos, however, looks like they were done by two completely different artists--even though Tim did both. Within 3-4 days, I noticed part of my tattoo already looked faded and unfinished. I waited nearly a month before reaching out because I wanted to give it time to heal. When I contacted Tim, I told him I loved the design but felt part of it looked incomplete. He did not dispute my concerns when I showed him a photo of how the tattoo looked after nearly a month of healing and simply told me to come back so he could fix it. The problem is that I live over 4.5 hours from Nashville. Coming back isn't as simple as making a quick trip--I have to take time off work, drive several hours, and pay for a hotel. Despite staying in contact and trying to plan multiple trips, Tim never once mentioned there was a six-month deadline for complimentary touch-ups. It wasn't until I reached out recently about pricing for a friend who wanted a tattoo during an upcoming girls' trip that he mentioned his hourly rate is now $200. I then asked whether I'd have to pay to have my original tattoo fixed. That's when he informed me that because it had been over six months, a small touch-up would cost $100. Had I been told from the beginning that there was a six-month limit, I would have done everything possible to make it back sooner. But that was never communicated. This wasn't a tattoo that faded from age or sun exposure--it looked unfinished from the start. I assumed an artist would stand behind work that needed correction due to the original application, regardless of when I was able to return. His response was: "I'm not sure if you were under the impression you had unlimited time for a touch up. But unfortunately we can't offer that. If you were unhappy with the tattoo from the beginning I'd hate to solidify the unliked design further for you, and you may want to seek out another artist that works for you." Instead of standing behind his work, he suggested I find another artist to fix a tattoo he acknowledged needed to be touched up. That response was incredibly disappointing. I have several tattoos, and this is the first time I've encountered an artist who wasn't willing to stand behind the quality of their work. My issue isn't simply the touch-up fee--it's the lack of communication about the policy and the unwillingness to take responsibility for a tattoo that appeared incomplete from the beginning. If you're looking for an artist who stands behind their work and clearly communicates expectations, then do not book an appointment with Tim. I'm sharing this so future clients can make an informed decision before trusting someone to permanently tattoo their body. In my experience, I was left with work that appeared incomplete from the beginning and was then expected to either accept it if I couldn't return within six months (and was never originally told this time frame) or pay an additional $100 to have the original work corrected.

I've been going to this Club Pilates for years and can confirm that it is one of the best in…read moreNashville. I am VERY sad that Yari has left, but am glad we have Brooke as an instructor! Jessie, who runs the studio is truly the best!

This was my first time ever taking a Pilates class. I took their 30 minute intro/beginner class…read more This class is free which was a big selling point since I'm not sure if I'm going to like Pilates or not. The instructor was great. She was informative and supportive. I liked the location and the staff. I do think their price per class and memberships are a bit high for me.

Nashville oldest cemetery is a great place to learn about the history of the city. Tucked in…read moredowntown Nashville within walking distance to New Heights Brewery, sits these wonderful historic space. The grounds are beautifully landscaped with a variety of stately old gorgeous trees. The cemetery was also an arboretum featuring several varieties of trees spread throughout. Inside the cemetery you will find the final resting place of Nashville's first families including its founder, James Robertson. Two of Nashville's original Fisk Jubilee singers, Mabel Lewis Imes and Ella Shepard Moore are buried there. There is a lot to see in the almost 30 acre cemetery. It's a great place to take a leisure walk, read and observe the many unique tombstones. They have walking maps as well as oversized books scattered throughout to read and learn more about those interred there. The website is also a great resource for information: www.the nashvillecitycemetery.org. Every month on the Second Saturday at 10 am, the cemetery offers free themed tours. Also, special learning sessions on GPR (ground penetration radar), period gardening and tombstone cleaning is offered. In October, they host nightly lantern tours as well as a Living History Tour as a fundraiser. The NCC is the best value in Nashville because it's FREE. Free parking is also available inside the cemetery. The grounds are well maintained primarily by volunteers via the Nashville City Cemetery Association. The NCC does accept donations. Don't visit Nashville without visiting its first living outdoor museum.

Nashville City Cemetery is the oldest continuously operated public cemetery in Nashville,…read moreTennessee. It has been opened since 1822 and in those over two hundred years, the Nashville City Cemetery has found itself the final resting spot for many of Nashville's prominent citizens. Included in those buried here are four of Nashville's first settlers, several men who fought in the Revolutionary A War, four Confederate generals, countless Nashville mayors, a Tennessee governor and many more. To walk through this cemetery is to walk through history. One thing that I enjoy about cemeteries is that I am walking amongst the final resting spots of people who lived their lives. They laughed, they cried, the enjoyed good times and bad times. Some died old, some young, but here they rest in their eternal slumber. I would definitely recommend a visit here. The pages of history were written by those who rest here.

I dropped into this studio a few weeks ago. The staff was all very nice and helpful. The workout…read moreitself was good and targeted lots of various areas. The part I would comment on and is no fault of theirs necessarily, is the difficulty in parking. The garage next to it is impossible to get into at certain times of the day, if turning left. The lot across is fine if you can get in and out in under an hour... which is sometimes hard to do. Overall, good studio.

I've always been the person that chooses literally anything over a workout. Chips, tv, the…read morecouch... And I've always stayed the same size. But as I've gotten :::welp::: older, I've started to worry more about my overall health and being strong over skinny. That's why when I moved to Nashville 6 months ago, I decided to give Pure Barre a try. And from day 1 I was hooked. It definitely takes a bit to learn proper form and some of the moves are so hard at first, but the teachers are so encouraging, learn names, make you feel welcome, and the whole studio is a great community to be a part of. And it doesn't hurt that they have super cute leggings and other workout gear for your shopping pleasure as well! The unlimited packages are definitely the best deal if you work out regularly (but you sign up for each class regardless-a great motivator!), and don't worry about getting bored/stuck in a rut. They have a classic class, an empower class (cardio focused), and a reform class (core focused-similar to Pilates), and the teachers learn new material on the regs. If you're looking to tone and lengthen in a supportive environment, give PB Green Hills/PB White Bridge a try!