Simply THE best quilt shop around!…read more I've been to The Bolt a few times and love it. It's my favorite LQS. The fabric selection is beautiful and the prices are really fair and reasonable. The owner greets me every time I walk in, and is super nice and knowledgeable. My friends and I were also at the grand opening of this store and our experience was fantastic. The owner had planned for a big crowd so set up a second cutting table downstairs and brought in extra help. Her husband kept running bolts up and down the stairs for people. It was a really festive atmosphere. There were so many people there that the shopping center parking lot was full and people were waiting for spaces. There were really good gift with purchases. Even Denyse was happily cutting fabric at one point! I don't think anyone could have anticipated a grand opening like that. And I'm really happy for them. There was a lady in the shop that day who kept pulling bolts off the shelves and hogging them. She refused to wait in line like the rest of us for her turn, she just kept demanding that she be taken care of right away, and was rude. She acted like she was the only customer. The owner did a great job of balancing this lady's demands with the rest of her customers. I think the 1-star review was written by her. It certainly wasn't the right day for that lady to do that kind of shopping, and I think most everybody else knew that. It shows the reviewer's lack of knowledge that they didn't know the book Denyse S. was signing was her most recent one that tied into the fantastic exhibit The Bolt had. Who cares if it's a couple of years old? A classic is a classic. The 1-star reviewer also forgot to mention that The Bolt sells Denyse's fabric by the yard and in precuts so having one box of her fabrics for $200 was no big deal. Besides, it's actually a pretty smart business move because how many people can actually drop $200 just like that? The reviewer also talks about "price-gouging" but she obviously doesn't know fabrics, and she wrote a lot of mis-information. The Bolt sells Kona and Denyse's solid fabrics for under $8 a yard. That's a great price for solids. All of their fabrics, like I said before, are beautiful, and really well-priced. People who like cotton and steel know that it comes from California so of course it's more money here because of shipping but I think the 13.49 fabric (if it's that price) the reviewer mentioned is either the metallic or the lawn specialty fabric and she should've said that. Shopping for fabric on the internet is hard and I think it's great that a shop like The Bolt is around for quilters like myself. As for the raffle-I can't imagine where the reviewer got the idea that it was going to be held after the ribbon cutting ceremony because that was at lunchtime. The owner had collected, I think, around 20 raffle prizes from different companies and was going to pull the winning tickets after closing. This way, anyone who came to the store that day had a chance to win, and she's really fair about things like that. Oh, and it's pretty well known that this shop doesn't have a public restroom. Don't really know why some think a quilt shop should have one, but this one doesn't because it's a small shop, and it's certainly not a big deal. But lol for the reviewer's imagination about the shouting match/rolling eyes over the restroom because that simply didn't happen. I think it's awful that this 1-star reviewer walked out without paying for her fabrics after she wasted everyone's time. I don't understand why she'd flaunt something like that. She should be embarrassed. But I saw the owner handle the entire situation with patience and class. And that's what The Bolt Quilt Shop is-a classy, friendly shop. Check it out. You'll be glad you did.

I have been shopping at The Bolt for several months now and could not be more pleased with the…read morelevel of customer service, quality of fabric and knowledge of the owner. She could not be nicer and friendlier and happy to share her expertise. Having a local source for beautiful fabrics is a rare commodity these days. I have been sewing and quilting for two decades and I appreciate a great eye for fabric selection and quality. The store has it all and I am happy to spread the word!

I just an amazing experience at the Brookfield Paper Store. I am a card-a-holic! Tanya B. and…read moreMichaela E. went above and beyond for me to help me find the perfect card. Please take very good care of them, it's not easy dealing with the public! Sincerely, a happy customer!

Both my wife and I shop here, we have never had a bad experience. Every staff person is polite,…read morefriendly and helpful. I have bought many gifts here, not only for my wife but for several of our friends. It's really a great store, you can find a gift for almost everyone here.

The owners are super nice and knowledgeable about knitting. Love this store and it has a great…read moreselection of yarns!

They didn't update the price tags on the yarn from when it was Westport Yarn. I purchased 3 skeins…read moreof Art Yarn Merino Cloud. When I got home and looked at the receipt, there was a discrepancy in the price. When I called and told them of the price I was told that they didn't change the price on the tag when they took the store over. I told them that it was a substantial difference in the price. The response that I got was, "What do you want us to do?". I shouldn't have to offer a solution.

A friend of advised me it would be worth my trip to come to this Home Goods; She wasn't wrong. It…read morehad so much different stuff and even though the store was pretty full due to holiday items it was still pretty organized. Everything was viewable, everything was within reach and I didn't feel like I was walking in a maze or looking thru as most of these places at times. I came here looking for a piece of furniture, although I did find what I was looking for the top was full of scratches. Which I'm aware I'm at Homegoods but for the price the furniture costs at Homegoods I'm not compromising a piece full of scratches and them not willing to budge at least some discount on it. I'll be back

My wife and I love HomeGoods and were so excited that one was recently opened in Southbury. They…read moresell everything from furniture to coffee, to pots and pans, to pet supplies. I am a coffee lover and enjoy buying their different flavored coffees all at a very reasonable price, around $5 a pound. Other things we've recently bought were dog bowls, a dog bed, and a frying pan. It's a great place to shop because they have so much stuff and it's reasonably priced.

I have lived in the area for 35 yrs. and have been to Dom's many times. Very rarely are they nice…read moreto me. The guy behind the register is just so cold; once while checking out he started talking to the guy behind me asking about his family while completely ignoring me. Last time I was there I needed to add something to my order and he asked me to hurry it up since there were people waiting behind me. Very rude people. I never go there anymore. Shop at Halas instead.

They Steal. Shorted bulk delivery by full yard. On top of outrageous delivery charge. Called and…read moreinformed of shortage. Basically said I was lying. Thieves, DON'T GO THERE !

Truly - the men that all work up front at this location are daft…read more They are like some middle aged fraternity that happened to all land a job at the same place. No responsiveness, no interest in helping. No call backs. No idea where things are or pricing. Samples? They have no idea who took them or when they are coming back. Nothing. They all just seem to be having a blast chatting to eachother every time I go in and could care less about customer service. I would not trust them with anything - they seem to know zilch about what the store carries. Zero professionalism. The paint section in the back? Lovely people.

Many updates to my home. Windows & sliders and storm door (Chip), LOTS of paint (Doug & Sean), and…read moreInterior Doors (Ann). Thrilled with everything, from guidance to product. THANK YOU RING'S END! J.

Many things in this store are pricey but they're all beautiful. You can buy seeds, bulbs, soaps,…read morelotions, candles etc. This store also has a very busy cafe that if You want an actual table You need to make a reservation for. We happen to get lucky and grabbed a spot at the first come, first serve bar.

DOUBLE CHECK the price as they ring you up and your receipt! Unfortunately, I noticed too late that…read moreI was overcharged and I am not close to the area to go back. Receipt showing they over charged me $12 vs $10 on the soap bars listed. I should have double checked before I left but a long line was forming behind me! Aside from the price issue complaint, the shop itself is very cute. Everything decorated there looks like a winter wonderland during December. As the name suggests, they have a large nursery section for all sorts of plants throughout the shop. They also have many curated decorative and gift type items for sale. They have small sections of sale items which have very specific brands or circumstances that they apply to. Given the neighborhood demographic the steep prices are not surprising. If you find something you like here, it may be worth looking into how to get the item directly from the seller. One of the main benefits is that this is indoors and directly attached to the café, which I enjoyed much more. It's always fun to walk around and digest to browse after a meal.

This is one of the nicer Marshall's I've been in…read more I shopped clearance and was very happy with my findings. Bought a new pair of brown boots for 19.00 and a glass candle holder for 5.50 . I didn't get anything that was a brand name (I'm not the brand name type) but I did get it for less! Only gripe: Women's sizes are very limited. I am a size 16 in my 30's so I was disappointed not to find anything that jumped out at me. The styles were older and matronly. :-/

Very Disappointed With My Experience at Marshalls…read more I was extremely dissatisfied with my recent experience at Marshalls. I went to return a wallet that I had purchased the previous day and had the original receipt with me. I was told that the label on the wallet did not match the receipt. After some back and forth, they finally called a manager, who was able to locate and verify the purchase. On the same visit, I also had a pair of sunglasses that I had purchased there, but the security sensor had never been removed. I brought the sunglasses back, showed them my receipt, and explained the situation. Instead of simply resolving the issue, I felt like I was being scrutinized as if I had done something wrong. This was a very frustrating and embarrassing experience. I had my receipt, I had purchased the items at the store, and yet I was treated with unnecessary suspicion. There is clearly a problem with the store's system and procedures. Marshalls needs a better system for tracking purchases and removing security tags, and customers should not be made to feel uncomfortable when they are simply trying to resolve an issue. One very disappointed customer.