Great place bought a brand new refrigerator at a good price and rcvd warranty.. definitely…read morerecommend we need more place like this

Awesome customer service and in stock products. Amazing choices in wood, tile, and decorative piecesread more

Great Prices !! Great Location!!!…read moreOwner will help you pick a great alternative to your current expensive brand that you will be very happy with!

My professor took me and my classmates to Cambria for a showroom tour. We learned more about the…read morecompany and what their priorities are what they do and the products they use and how they help others and so much more. It was an incredible opportunity to learn more, with the incredible help of Emily the showroom manager and Aaron the district manager. I highly recommend going and meeting them and learning about their product.

My classmates I had the opportunity to stop by Cambria and learn more about this company. The staff…read morewere amazing!!! Emily and Aaron who were our presenters did a great job with giving us information about how Cambria came to be and The quality they offer! Both the staff and the product is amazing!!!

I love coming here! They have a great rewards program through the fivestar app with occasional…read moreoffers to save $$ on ur purchases. I love the layout, and the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable.

They do not carry American shaman, that stuff sucks,,, they have better products that have…read morecertification, and it works for me,,,,

I found this little shop near Sugar Momma's and Urban Arts and Crafts, in Briarcliff Village. The…read moreword "Sale" got me in. I entered, and was greeted by the clerk who asked if I needed any help, just ask. She seemed to herself. This is a gourmet kitchen gadget and sauce store. I guess most of the shops at Briarcliff Village are all specialty shops, some have better service than others. I watched as the employee went from behind the counter, and glance at me with a smirk. OMG, did she just smirk at me? I am not snobbish, and don't get it when employees are. I looked around the shop, with the sauces that caught my eye: pineapple habenero, and a few others that I'd buy, but maybe not today. She has a mediocre supply of specialty dips, (the chipotle looked really good in the jar.). To market as a gourmet food store, you'd need more food items, and less gadgetry. I didn't see much that would qualify for the name, "gourmet". This store is a tiny Function Junction, and a very small smidgen of Pryde's Olde Westport, which is a shorter drive for me. I wanted some more seasoned skewers, most stores with the word "Gourmet" in the title, carries these. Around the alcove of the store, there's a sign that says "Wine tasting." I didn't go over there, I didn't want to drink any wine. I think they also must offer classes. When I saw the employee reading the sauce jar's label, (yeah, total back turned to all the customers, and reading the sauce label) I decided not to ask about the skewers. A bit on the snobbish side, I dare to think. Meh.

When I stepped inside, I couldn't help but think, "Oh, cute little kitchen shop." There was tons of…read morelittle trinkets to make any budding chef feel at home. As I wandered around looking at what else my kitchen would need, the saleslady attempted to make conversation. She started out by asking me if I was looking for something so I can cook for Easter. I responded by saying that I don't celebrate Easter because I'm not Catholic or Christian. And that's when I got the stinkeye. The rest of my time there, I felt completely ignored but not in the way that sales people do so that you can peruse. I felt judged (doesn't Christianity preach not to judge?) and not wanted in the store. I browsed a couple more minutes in really uncomfortable silence and then left. Sure it's a local business but that means they need to work that much harder not to ostracize their customers. It's a shame because there were some cute things in the store, albeit a bit overpriced, and cooking classes. The cooking classes looked interesting enough but I doubt my heathen self would be welcome so I guess I'll never know.

My boyfriend's mom introduced me to this place over the summer. I'm from Louisiana, so we don't…read morehave many places like this where i'm from. Ever since i went back home back in August, i've been craving one of those stuffed avocados, so now that i'm here for the holidays i had to stop and get one! It was just as good, if not better than before. The lady who runs the place (i didn't get her name) was so nice and helpful, and did her best to make us feel like we were right at home! They even have complementary massage chairs while you wait for your food/drinks to be made. The Natural Well is a great local business and i wish we had something similar close to home.

I almost didn't give this place a chance because of the CBD-heavy advertising on the outside, but I…read morereally love this little place for so many reasons. Above all, they serve healthy food that you can really feel good about eating. I bought two wraps to take with me - they were generously sized and absolutely delicious. Second, they have kombucha on tap! Three different flavours and you can buy it by the growler if you want! Third, they also have freshly pressed juices - and you can get those by the growler, too! The environment is warm, welcoming, and comfortable. They have free Wi-Fi, comfy couches, and nice areas to study (#CGSC). There is a part of the place that is dedicated to biohacking of some sort, but even if that isn't your thing - don't miss out on the fresh, healthy, delicious fod and drinks. They're well worth it.

Have been using them a couple years now. Have always received great service with high quality…read moreproducts! Very pleased.

It is always a pleasure working with Paul and his crew at Creative Displays! They are very…read moreknowledgeable about their products and they always offer good advice. Fast shipping too!