I have received great customer service every time I have visited this Home Depot. Alicia always…read moreprovides excellent customer service when I go through her register to checkout! She goes above and beyond to help customers. I always look forward to looking at the holiday decorations. They always have a great selection of Halloween and Christmas decorations. The animatronics are always so neat!

This is a great place to buy the different stuff to upgrade your home. They have a wonderful…read moreselection of things to buy , that you can't find at other places . They have a garden section and to get straight to the point they everything you for your and more. They have very friendly and helpful employees throughout the whole store.

Part local donut shop, part useless country knick-knack store and part nursing scrubs/sweet sixteen…read moredress boutique (yes, I'm serious) The Junction is more or less the highlight of the nostalgic ghost town known as Milltown. The lady at the counter was standoffish at first, but warmed up to us once we were there for a bit and she realized we didn't bite. The Daylight Donuts are superb! Ultra light and airy, super sweet moist glaze and a true "just baked" flavor. Mmmm! The Junction isn't the only place you can get Daylight Donuts, but Daylight Donuts might be the only reason to go to The Junction.

Wow! Everything about this business is amazing. We wanted to try this place for the food. I…read morestumbled on a picture of the cuisine one day by accident. Had never even heard of the place. All the staff here are so nice and amazing. They greeted us from the moment we walked in. I had spoken to the owner on Facebook when I was making the reservation and told her that we had a 5 week old baby and thought I might be bringing him. We needed up having Mom babysit so we could have a date. At least two employees asked about my son and why we didn't bring him. We felt almost like we were family right from the start. I can't wait to come back when they do another meal in a couple weeks! So to start, the only serve meals about twice a month. When they do, there is a dinner from 6-8 on Friday, a brunch from 11-2 and a dinner from 6-8 on Friday and that's it. You need to make a reservation the week prior or the week of. While marking your reservation you will place your order for the entree and whether or not you want desert, which I definitely recommend. When you show up for your meal, there will be a table reserved for you with your name on it, no turned tables here. You can walk around their little boutique until you are ready to sit down. We explored a little first. The architecture on the walls and ceiling are beautiful and will have you looking at them throughout your experience here. The first course will be a fresh baked croissant with homemade cherry butter. Next course is a succulent deep sea scallop on top of Napa cabbage covered in a bourbon glaze. The third course is a salad made from spiral cut zucchini and squash with heirloom tomatoes, dried cranberries, walnuts, and smothered in a velvety, cream goat cheese dressing. Then for the main course, we chose the chicken cordon bleu crepes and the hamburger Wellington. Both were out of this world good. The hamburger, which I had was probably 8-10oz at least, covered in caramelized onions and I believe chanterelle mushrooms, all inside a decadent flaky pastry. Then finally, you finish with a homemade blueberry ice cream. My only regrets from this experience was not getting a picture of the inside of the dinning area, the first and fifth courses, and not giving the chef a hug for preparing the best meal I have had in this area!

I came here for their "Holiday High Tea". I have been to High Tea several times in various parts of…read morethe world and unfortunately A&B etc was a huge disappointment and way over priced. Typically at High Tea you choose your tea from a menu of various loose teas, a waiter then prepares and leaves a pot on your table, and you are given a large assortment of pastries and sandwiches that could double for lunch. What I got at A&B etc for $30 was a young lady (14 years old?) acting as waitress handing me a 10 cent Bigelow tea bag, and a small amount of food. I got about a half a sandwich, two meringues, two macarons, and a scone the size of an oreo cookie. I have never seen such a small scone before, they are typically the size of bagels. Had I paid $10, I would have thought "oh well, whatever", but paying $30 seemed like a rip off. Should the owners see this review, I hope they will take this as constructive feedback and make changes. I would love to attend a quality High Tea locally, and hope that the business continues to grow and improve.