The employees were helpful and cool! Easily one of the best selections of nerd/geek culture…read moremerchandise. Statues, model kits, various TCG supplies, manga, graphic novels, etc. It's all here! The prices are super reasonable as well! You're not getting cheated/overcharged if you shop here!

What a great place and great selection. I really like this new location. The staff was super…read morefriendly and they had board games I don't usually see. It was refreshing that they didn't have a minimal amount to choose from. If you are looking for war games, nice selection of used dvds and blurays, come here.

The first time I entered Cottin's, I did so with reluctance. I was concerned that as per usual,…read moresome older gent would look over my head to speak to my boyfriend about what he might be looking for today, making me feel invisible and like such a *girl.* Kind of like what happened to me when I used to go into certain chain electronics stores that have since gone out of business (yay!) in NYC. Not only did this not happen, I actually enjoyed my time in there the several times I've gone in. I kid you not! Now, I fully admit that I usually would only go into Cottin's because the K would be super enthusiastic about shopping in there and I can't say I share the same enthusiasm, but oh, OK, they have a lot of awesome garden stuff and hello, are those pink flamingoes?!?! There's a lot to love about Cottin's. They rent cotton candy (COTTIN Candy?!) and icee machines. They sell all kinds of tape. They sell a lot of different colored and sized novelty light bulbs. They sell old school Radio Flyer wagons. It feels like it could be 1950 in there, but with a 2010 sensibility. The staff, all young and friendly, rule the school. As Lydia A mentions below, they are part of what makes Cottin's such an enjoyable place to be. A "place to be"?! Yes! It's an experience! Even getting keys made is kinda fun (OK, well, that's an exaggeration. It is quick and painless, however!) OTOH, you'd have to drag me kicking and screaming into one of my most hated stores ever...HOME DEPOT. Blargh! Here's to the true mom & pop sensibility of Cottin's (check out their cute retro bumper stickers while you're there and slap one on your toolbox) with their fair prices, excellent customer service and the way they make you feel like anything is possible so I'm going to start building that garden shed I've always wanted...I JEST.

Fantastic customer service. A business to support. They have some hard to find hardware. And they…read moredo loads for the local community.

New store opening up on January 2, 2012 selling home decor and gift items with a garden theme…read more From peeking in the windows as they're setting it up, it looks awesome!

I recently visited the store to see what this place offers. I went to a store similar to this a…read morelong while ago and I fell in love with it. My recent visit here they had a lot of throttles in one section and it had my beloved Smith and Forge Hard Cider which I missed so much. You can also buy a bunch of neon signs here, even a large variety of tin signs. It is pretty pricey here unfortunately but the selection here is incredible if you have a man cave that you were trying to create. If I had a few hundred dollars, I probably would have bought a few things personally.

SHOCKINGLY RUDE I am…read moredisabled and needed to sit down and they wouldn't let me. they claimed the chair was sold and they requested that nobody sit on it. So I asked where else I can sit and they said there was no place to sit. Then where do they sit? when I asked what she suggested should do, she told me to go sit in my car. There was no street parking, the car was parked three blocks away. She forced me to get up, and I asked her what would happen if I fell down and she said she would call 911. She got rude or after that. When I told her I was about to spend $75 and I wasn't going to spend it, she said, "Good." For a place called "Caring Transitions," they're not very caring. I was totally stunned by her behavior, and her assistant. Who told me it wasn't her fault that there was no parking on the street. I say again. What were they sitting on? I would not spend a dime at this place.

We were VERY pleased with the services provided. Dolly explained the process well and outlined…read morewhat her company would do and what I needed to do (which was very little!). She worked well with me on scheduling and communication with her was prompt. All aspects of the sale were handled by her company - sorting and pricing items, running sale, and clean up afterwards. It was a total relief to have Caring Transistions handle this for me.

Cute store that sells the Flax line, a sophisticated yet comfortable womens clothing line…read more Reminiscent of CP Shades, but more fitted and stronger fabrics. They also had a bead bar where you could build your own jewelry and a jewelry case for those less creative. A bit dark and cool inside the store, dim lighting and the rich rust colored walls didn't help. I'm a bit too young to shop there seriously, but did like a few pieces on the racks. Might have to go back to see what I can make from beads

Service is excellent! Very knowledgeable and patient which is great for this beginner. Fantastic…read moreselection of yarn and fiber. Well worth the drive from Liberty and I'm looking forward to my next visit!

Huge selection and excellent service. I could have spent the day there! I'm looking forward to…read morethe next trip!