The shop is really lovely with all manner of cool things that can be purchased and personalized…read more The owner does great work and is quite reasonable in price.

I had a few glasses engraved. They turned out really well! I was very pleased!…read moreJeff was patient and cooperative in helping me with the design.

I've received flowers multiple times from Brenda's and they are always beautiful! These were…read moreordered locally each time.

Substituted what was ordered with something totally different and not even nice. When I called to…read morecomplain they hung up the phone on me, UNPROFESSIONAL. These place practices poor business standards. WOULD NOT recommend.

Greatly enjoy the Double Chocolate 2# box of Turtles…read more My dear wife has concluded that she merits this treat several times per year. Esther Price needs to step up it's management program as well as the program for clerks. The manager is OFF Again today. We'd like to get her take on the High Prices, and the clerk is clueless -- why would you Not want all of your employees informed about price of chocolate. Both parking lot and store floor are empty of consumers, why? Previous Rates: Earlier in 2025, reciprocal tariffs added 10%-15% to landed costs, with some specific products facing, or threatening, even higher duties. Impact: The tariffs, combined with high global commodity prices, caused significant disruptions to U.S. chocolate makers (e.g., Hershey), forcing higher retail prices (10-20% increases) and reducing consumer demand. Though federal officials announced the lifting of tariffs in November 2025, some industry members reported a delay in seeing actual cost relief, with some reports noting continued, targeted duties. Severe drought, exacerbated by climate change and heat, is severely impacting West African cocoa production, particularly in Ivory Coast and Ghana, which produce over half the world's cocoa. Widespread dry conditions affect over half of Ivory Coast and two-thirds of Ghana, threatening major harvest seasons. Key affected areas include central and western regions of Ivory Coast. Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) and Ghana are currently the primary drought-stricken cocoa areas in Africa, together accounting for roughly 60% of global production. As of late March 2026, drought conditions blanket more than half of Côte d'Ivoire and approximately two-thirds of Ghana, significantly threatening the mid-season harvest.

Love to stop in for treats or gifts so can get just what i want. They have cards and stuffed…read moreanimals. If you can't find an assortment of candy you prefer they will custom-make it. My mom loves anything with coconut. I like truffles. They have all the usual chocolates .. creams Carmels, chocolate covered nuts or fruit. We are nearing valentine's day so get your order in.

The gentlemen working were very courteous and patient with me. I appreciate their kindness while I…read moreare up my mind

We shop here often, never leaving with spending less than $90. You'd think with a store having such…read moreexpensive items, the customer service would be better. Every time we go here, doesn't matter who is working, it feels like we are an inconvenience and bother to the employees. There is zero level of customer service and based on previous reviews, I'm not the only one who feels this way. If multiple people are giving the same kind of feedback, it's probably because it's true. Either hire people with a better work/customer service ethic, or train your people because this is ridiculous. Literally spending almost $100 and being made to feel bad for shopping there because the employees don't want to be bothered.

Cutest little shop! Lots of clothing and accessories to choose from. Highly recommend if you are in…read morethe area

I felt bad for the two ladies working at Magnolia on the day that we stopped by. They seemed…read moredesperate for customers and leeched onto my mom and I the second we opened the door. In the first room of the shop we were schooled on the sale items in the store. One of the ladies gave us a run down of "This section is 30% off, this section is 50%, etc." for at least five minutes before letting us roam the shop freely. We did check out the sale section but found mostly Christmas items and some strange purses. The first room features gifty items, cards, and soaps. The second room of the store features clothing, jewelry, and shoes. Most of the clothing was geared towards older woman but that didn't stop the sales lady from trying to sell me on a hideous sundress that came in one-size-fits-all and is constructed so that it can be easily cut to the perfect length, no hemming required. Um, no thanks. My mom, though, was pleased to see that they carry the Oprah featured "Not your Daughter's Jeans" denim. The jeans apparently are miracle workers and squeeze and lift to perfection. Unfortunately for my mom, Magnolia didn't carry the petite sized denim so she was unable to buy any. We got a little more than annoyed with the over eager sales ladies and actually had to fake a phone call to get out of the store without making any purchases. Yikes!