Great selection of knives and such…read more Service was good and friendly. Prices where standard for the quality of the items we bought. I would go back and check it out again next time we are in the area.

I found the Victorinox 250 at Country Knives on Wednesday and attempted to place an order through…read moretheir website. No matter what I tried, the checkout process would not work properly. Out of curiosity, I tested the inventory system by adding 100,000 knives and then 200,000 knives to my cart. The website actually allowed me to proceed to checkout with 300,000 knives, despite the fact that only 1,776 of these knives were ever produced. At that point, I decided to call the store the following day to verify that the business was legitimate and that the item was actually in stock. I spoke with the owner, Dave, about purchasing two Victorinox 250 knives and was told there was a limit of one per customer. I explained that I needed two and was advised to place the order online instead. When I pointed out that the knife retails for around $125 everywhere else, while their website listed it for $175, I was essentially told to take it or leave it. I was informed that they had three in stock and that I could purchase one for $175 plus $12 shipping, bringing the total to $187 for a knife that normally sells for about $125 with free shipping. The website itself continued to be problematic. It would not allow me to register an account, forcing me to check out as a guest. When I finally managed to place the order, the system allowed me to purchase two knives, which I needed as Father's Day gifts. Despite paying nearly $100 above retail for the two knives, I completed the purchase. Three days later, instead of receiving my order, I received an email demanding additional verification. I was asked to provide either a bank statement or my driver's license, along with additional credit card verification information, before my order would be processed. I was expected to send this sensitive personal information by email. Despite my concerns, I provided a bank statement with all sensitive information redacted and again explained that I needed two knives. When I followed up with a phone call on Monday, I was told that two of the knives had already been sold and that only one remained. I was then informed that because I had not provided my driver's license, my order would be canceled. His exact response was: "You're not getting any. I'm canceling your order." He then hung up on me. From Thursday through Monday, I got my order canceled after being asked to provide sensitive personal information. If you want to be asked for highly sensitive personal and financial information, enough to have your identity stolen or get brank fraud going since all of your info out in open and have your order canceled, Dave with his Country Knife store has you covered. I know I am not coming back and WILL make sure everyone knows about this business practices!

I miss the Christmas Tree Store. They had so many great things. You can get of course Christmas…read moreitems, but also a variety of seasonal gifts for everyone. From soup to nuts. Literally. Really miss shopping at the Christmas Tree Store.

Great place to find all of your holiday needs, inexpensively. If you are into gnomes this is a good…read moreoption.

Employees were amazing! My car broke down outside and the employees Keeley and Kerry helped save me…read morefrom being stranded. Keeley also came out to check up on me too, definitely recommend. The best service!

Outstanding selection of products. From the critical high quality pieces that you can hand down to…read moreyour kids (STAN) to the plastic useless garbage made in CHYNA, (don't stan) they have it all. Acceptable (not cheap) prices. I'm going back today.

Purchased item with significant undisclosed damage to wooden supports and leg. Paid over $500 for a…read moredamaged product that says no returns... 0/5 stars

There is a large selection of furniture, chairs, mirrors, and accent tables, all 40% off, but the…read morebest deals are the final sale items, which are significantly reduced. The staff allows you to browse freely and are there if needed.

I was excited to work with Jemson for all the cabinetry for our new house, even convincing our…read morebuilder to let us use someone new to him. Designing was great with Abby. Everything went downhill after that! Our last backordered piece arrived yesterday, 8 months from when the builder paid 50% down. The customer service and management was so lacking and we had to initiate 75% of the communication, including a demand or we take action to get the $2,000 deposit returned that they accidently forgot to credit us. We ended up providing our own installers due to the timing of everything in attempt to stay on schedule. Jemson told the builder he had to pay the 2nd half closer to when we wanted delivery. Once they had 100% payment, we started to learn of all the delays. We did not feel the urgency to get things sooner-especially with the backordered things. Our last piece had the delivery date changed 3 times, each time saying it would be a month longer. We feel someone dropped the ball in ordering. Jemson did not reach out to us to see if we got these last two pieces and if everything was complete and satisfactory, closing our order. Fabuwood's semi-custom kitchen is beautiful but it should not have taken 8 months to complete! "Thank you for your patience." was the only platitude we heard from Jemson in response to our frustration and the wait. I would NOT recommend working with Jemson if you are hoping to have an experience without frustration, stress and being treated fairly and with dignity as a paying customer.

I can't thank Jemson's enough for all their dedicated work, from the beginning of the project to…read morethe finishing touches of their Tile guy Oleg it was a pleasant experience! Thank you so much!

We purchased two onyx countertops from Colonial Marble & Granite in February 2026 and the…read moreexperience has been disappointing. After selecting our remnant, we were rushed into choosing our templates prior to the installation the following day. When I noticed a spot marked with a green X, I was assured it was a small hole that would be filled with epoxy and we would never notice it. We moved forward based on that assurance. When the counters were installed, we found 10 to 15 visibly mismatched epoxy repairs and a noticeable scratch. The one repair I had specifically asked about was the worst of all. A technician came out the following week, acknowledged the repairs didn't match, and admitted our salesperson should have disclosed them -- but suggested most predated Colonial's purchase of the stone, meaning we were sold a heavily repaired remnant with zero disclosure. What followed has been four months of inexcusable customer service. I called 3 to 5 times per week and almost never heard back. When I finally reached Wendy in management on April 2, 2026, she was unaware of key details and said she'd follow up with the service department. It is now June 1, 2026, and I have not received a single callback since. I want to be fair: the counters themselves are beautiful, and every service technician who came to our home was professional and exceptional. This is purely a failure of customer service at the management level. We live 45 minutes away and have busy lives, but we are now left with no choice but to drive there in person just to find someone willing to speak with us. We were prepared to give Colonial more of our business. Instead, we have been ignored for months over an issue that -- at least in part -- was clearly their responsibility. The lack of basic decency in returning a customer's call is something I never expected from a professional company. I would urge anyone considering Colonial Marble & Granite to think carefully before trusting them with a significant purchase.

RUN AWAY or be VERY CAREFUL with this compnay…read more Colonial is too big to pay attention to the important details and their customer service is not responsive. Our challenges started with pieces that were not cut to spec and had to be returned. Shoddy work on the edges and finishes compounded our frustration. Pieces were installed crooked and had to be fixed by our contractors. Add in poor communication from the sales and customer service teams and it's obvious Colonial does not care about their customers. I will choose someone who does next time.

Just visited the company, was greeted at the door by a woman who acted like I was homeless and…read morelooking to warm up. She asked me what I was looking for(bathroom vanities x2) and did I know how much they were. When I told her I wasn't shopping price but value she looked at me like I had 3 eyes. Explained what my range was $3,000 to $4,000 including tops, she asked if I wanted drawers. BTW i'm still standing on the threshold, she's 20 feet away at some office door talking down the hallway at me. She intimated that I was probably out of my pay scale, so I turned and walked out. Heads up, wear your tux and borrow a Bentley before you go there. FYI, just agreed to a $10,000 deal with another custom cabinet maker who didn't require a tux or Bentley.

No installation skill, super poor quality cabinets. Falling apart after only a few months.read more

I had my kitchen cabinets redone over 6 years ago. I have been very pleased with them all this…read moretime. I noticed a drawer that was peeling so I went into the shop and they were very helpful saying they could get me a new drawer. They reordered the drawer, matched it perfectly and came out and installed it. After 6 years I would say that is great customer service!

This is by far the worst experience I have had with a contractor. June 11, 2013 our long awaited…read moreand highly anticipated kitchen renovation started. The end of September it was finished. From the very beginning scheduling was a major problem. Three days were allowed for the subcontractor that took no more then 1 day each. I found it very frustrating to have 2 out of 3 days with no work being done. When I asked Dave White about this I received a not so nice e-mail back telling me I knew nothing about scheduling. I wish I could say that was the worst of our nightmare. I can't begin to list all the problems so I will just mention a few. Professionalism was very poor from the beginning. I loved it when I found hidden cigarette butts in our cabinets. Hated them taking 20 minute brakes in my bathroom. Our entire kitchen was demolished with only the wall oven, counter top, dishwasher and refrigerator saved for re-install. Apparently during the removal of the wall oven it was damaged. We were never told this. When they went to re-install they tried to "fix" it. The oven did not work. After a week of trying to get it to work we called an appliance store. They are the ones who told us someone had tried to fix it. Dave White never disclosed this information to us. The design of two separate items were flawed. The apron above the sink was about 3" to short. When I asked about getting that fixed I was told by Dave White that is the standard size. I have a custom kitchen! The second big flaw was the microwave/oven that Dave White strongly recommended. Granted it was really nice but where it was placed in our kitchen was way to high making it dangerous and impossible to use without a step stool. Not user friendly. I would think an experienced designer would know about these things. When we went to pick out a new microwave we were told the type we originally had was made to be put in lower. One other thing I do want to mention is overcharge. We did change our sink style/color. The sink we picked out was much less then the sink Dave White picked out. When we needed to adjust the cost they actually charged us $800.00 more! When asked about it they said it was an error. That was not the last time they tried to overcharge us. Beware! After all of the above Dave White did fix everything but at times I felt like it was pulling teeth. THE KITCHEN I SHOULD LOVE I HATE!