Cool place! A bit over priced for me. It is in a New location. Clean and spacious but left empty…read morehanded.

My focal point are the flea markets I've been to out of state. The reality is, the more vendors…read morecongregating under one roof, the better the likelihood of finding stuff you want to buy. Nothing piqued my interest in Berwyn. While all the booths are occupied, the market isn't particularly big. All told, we may have spent a half hour checking out the vendors. With that said, I'll likely return because I'm a fan of two other businesses in this strip mall! Plus, like any antique mall, it's hit or miss with what's on the floor.

Produce junction has beautiful fresh flowers and fruit. With the way the FDA is slapping approvals…read moreon bad food, it's nice to have fresh, local fruits and veggies at arms reach!

This place is consistently a gamble, and this visit confirmed why…read more Multiple vegetables had visible mold on them, and the ginger looked old, dried out, and dusty - like it had been sitting for far too long. Even the "organic" section didn't inspire confidence and looked questionable at best. Noticeably better quality for organic at similar or lower prices at Aldi or Lidl. The worst part was the raspberries: every single one of the four containers I bought had mold growing in the bottom layers. That's not a minor quality issue - that's outright unacceptable for produce being sold for consumption. At that price point, it would have been more cost-effective to buy fewer, higher-quality containers at Whole Foods rather than four unusable ones Overall, the produce quality is extremely poor and freshness seems like an afterthought. I regret buying from here again, and I won't be making that mistake in the future.

We had a visit that explains why they've been in business as long as they have. We'd looked online…read morefor couches from more than a few sectional companies but reading reviews would never buy something we couldn't try for ourselves. We sat in almost every couch up the street at West Elm, and came away underwhelmed, seemingly a lot of furniture is made for just looks. We sat down in the first couch we saw here and the difference was like night and day - immediately it was clear Basset is still building furniture for human use. We ended up with a timeless looking sofa and ottoman in a sharp green velvet that we'll have to plead with our cat to maintain. The owner of the store is helpful, with a good sense of humor and not pushy. We walked away with a good deal without needing any holiday coupons or sales and no created urgency. Great to know they're right up the road - highly recommend for anyone in the area burned out with third party drop shipping and the glut of middling quality mid century modern sh*t.

Thanks Thanks Very…read morehelpful, knowledgeable, good advice and pricing, very nice. Pleasant visit. Highly recommended.

Love DMI! Any time we're doing a DIY project and need to buy/rent tools, materials, etc., DMI is…read moreour go-to hardware store. I'm usually in the role of laborer and gofer, so when my husband sends me there to grab things that I'm completely unfamiliar with while he continues working, the staff is always super friendly and patient with me. Every time I go there, I'm pleasantly surprised to find a new item that I didn't know they sold. It helps that the store is so close that it's quicker for me to ride my bike there than drive, but we strive to support local and DMI is worth it!

The best local hardware store any homeowner could hope for. Very knowledgeable team for anything…read moreyou need, a wide variety of equipment for rental, and plenty of seasonally specific items (including Christmas lights!)