I've been using Neville & Sons for my floral needs for the past 15 years and they have always…read morehandled my requests with amazing attention to detail.. Thank you to the Neville team

very disappointed with the treatment I got. Tried wiring flowers from Kingston, Ontario florist -…read morepaid them in full. Neville rejected it. rather then phone - they just left it up to e-mail/Teleflora transmissions. My mother-in-law received nothing from us on her 90th birthday. I called and the gentleman was very rude with me. I will never use them again. I guess if I was a large Valentine order it would be different.

I've ordered from Karen's a few times now. The flowers have always been super fresh, beautifully…read morearranged and last a long time. Customer service has also been exceptional. Recently, due to a website/technical glitch, my order wasn't received and, as a result, not delivered for the date requested; a phone call to Karen's resulted in a more-than-satisfactory resolution! I am so impressed with their business ethic, and will definitely be a repeat customer. I would not hesitate to recommend them.

It seems quite rare for people to share reviews of how their seeds turned out, but I thought I'd…read moreadd my experience. I picked up a pack of seeds in St. John's last summer (2024) and planted the chocolate cherry variety for the 2025 growing season. Unfortunately, the germination rate was lower than expected, out of about 10 seeds, only 2 sprouted, and they were a bit weaker compared to others I grew from fresh seeds from fresh tomatoes from the grocery store. I understand dry seeds can be less fertile than fresh ones, but this felt quite a bit lower than I anticipated. I stored them in the fridge for a year, so I don't believe storage was the issue. What really surprised me, though, was that the one plant I grew out didn't resemble what was described on the package. They didn't produce cherry-sized fruit and weren't dark or "chocolatey" in colour. See photos I uploaded on the business. It felt like there may have been some cross contamination with other seeds in packing. The tomatoes were still tasty better than most grocery store ones, but they were more like a common red variety that I could have easily picked up at a local nursery or chain store, and they weren't as productive as I'd hoped. Since I only had enough space on my deck to grow two tomato plants, it was just disappointing that they didn't turn out as expected. It's possible I just ended up with a bad pack, but I did notice there was no date label on the package (unlike another local seed company I purchased from that clearly listed the packaging date). That makes me a little hesitant to be confident these seeds will consistently grow true to type or is a fresh batch of seeds that is productive.

I was please last year to be able to find my tumbling tom tomato seeds. I could not find them…read moreanywhere. And I'm purchasing again this year. thanks Gaze Pauline L

Beautiful shop with an amazing selection of local crafts, art, jewelry and souvenirs! I absolutely…read morelove to shop here. There's always something new whenever I visit, and the staff are so welcoming and friendly! Can't recommend this little shop enough.

Three stories of so many different kinds of clothing, jewelry, and knick knacks - what more could…read moreyou ask for? Service was super helpful, and it was a blast to go through all three stories and see what Posie Row had to offer. The top two stories also house independent small businesses, so definitely check those out. I loved the large selection of labradorite pieces - I ended up getting a small necklace and a beautiful, glowing, blue pendant. The pieces were reasonably priced, and I love having a locally-sourced souvenir!

Really cute selection of gifts, jewelry and clothes! Plus they stay open til 9 most days, much…read morelater than some other stores.

Not the friendliest service at times, but maybe nobody takes a 20-something knitter seriously. I…read moreprobably wouldn't. But three storeys of pure knitting awesome makes up for any discrepancies, and prices are much more reasonable than other wool shops around town. You can find just about any type of knitting and weaving material here, as well as all the extras. It's a great place for knitting newbs, too. The top level even has a little parlour for knitting sessions. Cute, right?

This is THE place in St John's to buy wool. I really enjoy the huge selection of colours and…read moretextures.

Heritage Shop is a classy souvenir shop on Water Street. They sell some of the usual items, like…read moreT-shirts. But here one can find handcrafted items with a St. John's theme, such as slate coasters, sun catches, wine stoppers and even switchplate covers. The St. John's townhouses are worked into many of these items. They also carry calendars and books about Newfoundland. There is also a selection of former independent Newfoundland postage stamps for stamp collectors. The shop is about one block up and two over from the cruise terminal.

This souvenir shop is right next door to the Downhome shoppe which is much larger & has more…read moreselection. I didn't end up buying anything here as I've already gotten all the souvenirs I wanted. Some nice tshirts here though.

Great service. Ordered a vape yesterday at about 11am and received it by 1pm. Awesome local…read moredelivery feature. Recommend 100% and will use the local vape delivery service again.