How do you earn a 1 star rating? I purchased a tree online last night, woke up to a refund today…read more Immediately contacted the store and was told I never made the purchase. I was also informed my 7 minute conversation didn't take place, and I'm not intelligent enough to pick the proper location. I accepted all of that and decided to make the purchase again after receiving such wise counsel from "the highest paid salary management on staff". After making the purchase again, I was told it didn't come through. Capitol one shows the purchase immediately using Apple Pay, but their store doesn't recognize the purchase. So I asked a simple request. I have a 4 hour round trip to pick up this tree. "Can you set it aside to ensure it will be there when I arrive? " managements reply: " no, but if you want to take the chance and make the drive, we can sell it to you in store, if it's still here when you get here." Stores like this don't deserve our business. They also don't deserve a single star rating but it's as low as you can get.

We ran into some trouble checking out and fitting our new furniture in the car, but the staff was…read moresuper helpful and got us done and ready to go very quickly.

Nice shopping, lots of booths and options. The cashier was more of an issue than anything. He…read moredidn't wrap my breakable ornaments and seemed disengaged. He was on his phone when we walked up. There were also snacks provided but the cheese looked squishy and warm. But, nice to have snacks as an option. Other things looked good.

Do NOT be a Vendor at any Painted Tree location. I tried sending the below email to Corey Gillum…read moreand Mike Cavallo but the emails were non-deliverable. The deceit and fraud I've experienced is unbelievable. If someone at Painted Tree Corporate will get back with me that will be great. Here is my story (completely factual).., Hi Corey and Mike! I'm reaching out to you to ask for your assistance in a matter that needs immediate attention. I have gotten nowhere with either your Edmond, Oklahoma management or with your customer service in Little Rock. That's why I'm reaching out to the both of you. On February 14, 2025, while shopping at the Edmond Painted Tree with my daughter, I noticed there was a booth available to rent. I loved the location of the booth and inquired about it. I spoke with an employee, Avery Clarkson about the booth and informed her that I started a dog bar soap business, but I was not yet ready to go live. I told her that the soap was not even made yet and that a lady (living in Indonesia) was going to help me make it and that I wouldn't be ready to go live until June or July. She said that was "ok" and that as long as I paid a deposit of $400.00 and the first month rent of $400.00 ($800.00 total), my booth space would be secure and that I would not be charged the monthly amount of $400.00 until I had the soap made and was ready to go live. I was very hesitant on even signing the agreement without a product to sell, but Avery reassured me (with my daughter present) multiple times that as long as I paid $800.00, the booth would be secure and I would not be charged the monthly rent until I had a product to sell, even if it was in June or July. TRUST ME, I never would've signed the agreement without a product to sell and empty booth space, But, I trusted Avery. On or around February 16th (2 days after signing the agreement), I text messaged Avery and told her that my husband filed for divorce and that I needed to cancel the agreement. to cancel the agreement The message went through and I assumed Avery cancelled the agreement. She never cancelled it. Instead, my credit card keeps on being charged, totaling $2,400.00 to date. I have reached out to several of your employees including Anna Weir, Chey Addie, and Will Guerra and have gotten nowhere. Instead of responding to anything I addressed in my emails, including Avery's deceit, their response is simply that regardless of what transpired, even if there was deceit, I'm responsible for the terms under the Vendor Agreement. This is not acceptable. I'm a highly educated professional and even went to law school (and, yes, I should've known better not to sign the agreement in the first place without Avery's words in writing), but at the time my daughter and I were so excited and I wasn't thinking legalistically. I'm asking that you void agreement that was based on Avery's misrepresentation and fraud. I'm also requesting a full refund of approximately $2,400.00 that I've been charged to date. This is not right and unacceptable. I'm not one to stay quiet when I've been mistreated. And, I will keep writing negative reviews until this is resolved and someone from corporate contacts me. I've been a loyal customer of Painted Tree for years, and have told so many of my family and friends to do business with ya'll (they had never even heard of Painted Tree before I told them). I would think your business reputation would be more important to you than voiding this agreement. I'm asking you to do the right thing here and honor my request to void the agreement and be refunded the $2,400.00 I've paid to date. Thank you and I look forward a favored resolution. Shelly

Customer service is terrible. Management has zero patience to hear what you need. Actually, they…read moreare assholes. Avoid this place. It's overpriced and they treat you like shit.

"Y'all's doin' some knittin? Whatcha knittin? " Oh, I almost stood there and applauded when the…read morecashier said that to me. Cause, I love to hear the locals talk here. I heard people talking as I walked through the store. It is so awesome hearing them say, "y'all".... When you enter this Hobby Lobby, you go down a long ramp. I happened to wonder what this was before Hobby Lobby, and also wondered why other Hobby Lobby's don't have ramps. Kind of nice if you buy something heavy. I found this store very spacious, and from the ramp, it's kind of cool cause you can see the whole store from the top. I'd never been in this store, and saw the yarn, and knew where to get my needles. I packed the wrong one's. Well, cheap needles from Hobby Lobby were on sale, and I got a good deal. I wanted cheap and plastic. I found the Hobby Lobby brand well stocked, except for the double pointed needles. Heck, that's not stocked in the Kansas City Hobby Lobby, either. The yarn was about the same, the fabric selection, pretty good. The cross stitch I didn't take a good look at, but I did see some aida cloth by the yard. I saw this store accept an online coupon from someone's smart phone. I say this store is fine, in a great location. It had the regular Hobby Lobby gifts, and house items, but seemed to have alot of them. Parking seemed full, but that was for the restaurants around the strip mall. The cashier's accent was amazing. I imagine, I'll be back before I leave Little Rock.

I go here fairly often because it's close to my house. They have a lot of inventory that seems to…read morenever run out. It's always bish on the weekends. There's multiple vendors. You can find some really great vintage items, I personally feel it's a bit on the expensive side, but there's still some items in willing to pay more for.

Lots of treasures to explore. We found so many! Glad we made the trip . Come check it out when…read morein town

This place was great. Had everything including what i was looking for sports cards. The owner was…read morehelping me so much I thought it was her booth. To hear she was owner almost impressed me more than the great cards i found.

This place has a little bit of everything-from a farmers market, home decor, handmade craft items,…read moreas well as antiques and collectibles. Staff is really helpful and friendly. So much fun browsing the different booths and vendors.