Browns recovered my dining chairs and are now recovering my stools. They do a great quality job!…read more Would recommend.

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Great prices and quick service! Will be using only them moving forward. Very reliableread more

Scott and his team do an excellent job. They have been taking care of my drycleaning and my…read moreoriental rugs since I moved here to the Lake area two years ago. Highly recommend!

They were very courteous, happy to help and had quick service. I would recommend the.read more

Wonderful service and very qualified staff. They are super helpful. Super quick. Love the quality.read more

I was visiting Madison. I bought some vintage fine china while in a collectibles store. I needed it…read moreto be shipped back home across the country. The helpful ladies in Qwik Pack & Ship took the care and time to wrap everything so that it all made it safely. No cracks or breaks. Thank you!

Tucked away in the strip mall next to Ollie's. Anything you…read moreneed to ship packages from popcorn to boxes to tape. Employees are friendly and look for all options for the best price. Tracking numbers are handed to you as well as emailed. The last pick up is at 4:30

I finally got to cross this off my bucket list of places near me to visit. I went on Saturday,…read moreFebruary 2. First off, it's a nice little museum/bookstore in a literal brick and mortar store. There is free street parking along the strip of stores and across the street. Be advised that its on a busy(ish) street. I got there around 2:45-3 pm. I'm glad I did as the museum closes at 4 pm. When you do a search online it says they close at 5 pm, which is contrary to what their posted hours are. When you walk in it opens to the small bookstore/shop area. They carry only books by Georgia authors, which I absolutely love. To the right, the space opens up to a coffee shop but they had a partition of chairs blocking entrance because the coffee shop had closed for the day. I had no idea there was an attached coffee shop so I will definitely come back to check it out. I believe the coffeeshop closes at 2 pm. Two-thirds of the space is devoted to their exhibitions. The main exhibitions focus on Flannery O'Connor, Alice Walker, Joel Chandler Harris, and Sidney Lanier who are authors either born in or not too far from Eatonton. Overall, it's a pretty cool little museum/bookstore with an attached coffee shop. I ended up buying a book and one of the decorative glass cups. I was told by the staff person about an upcoming author/writer event they were having. Loved my time there. Will definitely pop over again especially to check out the coffeeshop. Explanation of rating: I deducted a star because of the hours which were different and not knowing they had a coffeeshop which I would have loved to check out.

Really appreciated this little space in downtown Eatonton. I've been through the town a number of…read moretimes to visit spaces associated with one of my favorite writers, Alice Walker. I'm not sure why I never took the time to see if there was an actual museum in the area, but on a recent trip I decided to take a look and found the Georgia Writers Museum. I stopped in on a Friday (the museum is only open a few days a week, so make sure to check the hours of operation before making a trip). It's free to visit, but there are ways to financially support the museum if you're able to do so. (Donations, or purchasing something from the gift shop, which actually has a really decent selection.) The museum itself was pretty small, but very well taken care of, and a really great jumping off point if you're in the area to learn about the local writers. (Both Alice Walker and Flannery O'Conner lived in the area, and there are places to visit associated with both writers for anyone wanting to learn more about them.) There was a clean restroom, and street parking was free and easy even in the downtown setting. The staff were incredibly friendly and knowledgable. A very solid little stop for anyone interested in learning about the rich history of writers from Georgia.

Valley Propane has been supplying our propane for years, and this past week they went far beyond…read morewhat anyone could reasonably expect. After hours, during a winter storm, we noticed a red warning light on our generator shortly after a propane refill. The generator was not sold or installed by Valley Propane, but we were understandably concerned and unsure what to do. I left a message, and the owner called back right away. He patiently walked us through how to reset the system step by step. Communication wasn't easy -- my husband has hearing challenges and I was relaying instructions -- but he was calm, kind, and never rushed us. He treated the situation as if it mattered, because it did. A few days later, he called again just to make sure everything was still running properly. That level of follow-up and care is rare. He didn't have to help -- it wasn't his equipment -- but he did anyway, and it made all the difference during a stressful winter week. Family-owned since 1998, and it shows. If you want a propane company that truly looks out for its customers, Valley Propane is it. Helyn

I have been buying propane from Valley for two years for my store. Exceptional customer service and…read moreknowledgeable staff. The driver knows how to get the job done quickly and efficiently.

They have coin machines on the site. Safe and will be back one day…read more It sure is a HOT summer

Still no sign on the front of the building but thrilled to see them so busy tonight! Great…read morefacilities! Tons of washers and dryers! Friendly, helpful staff and plenty of seating for waiting out your wash.

Excellent service and friendly. Very accommodating to meet me and delivery. I have used Connie's…read moreservices in the past and will continue to use her again.