I've driven by Pinky's Place many times but never stopped in until recently. I won't lie, antique…read moreplaces usually give me anxiety because so often it just seems like a bunch of junk thrown into a warehouse. This is not the vibe at Pinky's Place! Each booth I saw was curated nicely and very easy to look at and browse. I didn't feel overwhelmed at all, even though it is a bit of a labyrinth inside (not nearly as huge as some other larger antique warehouses in the area though). In the main entrance area there is a checkout as well as several canned/jarred food items for sale - we saw a lot of honey, salad dressings, canned/pickled veggies, etc. From there we wandered around and just kind of explored. I loved the felt food booth - so cute! This is definitely a place to find great gifts. I took some photos of the American Girl doll sized clothes for friends - the Lions gear was the best. The "artisan" market part means there are handmade items for sale as well as antiques, so it's definitely a mix of stuff. I will say I didn't notice much in the way of vintage clothing. Books, toys, memorabilia, housewares, records, jewelry, etc. If you like antiquing and hunting for treasures, definitely add Pinky's Place to your list!

Always something new, always something fun and plenty of home decor and gifts for any budget. we…read morelove being vendors here. The staff is friendly, accommodating, and there's a tremendous sense of community. They keep the place spotless and vendors' booths are well stocked with every imaginable, kind of trinket and treasure. It's great destination whether you're looking for something specific or just browsing around.

One of my favorite places in GR! It's a consignment store with beautiful, high-quality furniture…read moreand knick-knacks. Their furnishings are artfully arranged and priced fairly. And it's not all furniture; there are lamps, (new) candles, objets d'art, (new) throw pillows, bookends, etc. Basically anything you could find at Pottery Barn (save linens and tableware) but higher quality and certainly more unique. It's such a comfortable, warm place that my husband and I enjoy just popping in every few weeks to see what's new. Unfortunately (or fortunately!) we've run out of spaces to put furniture. Rick, the owner, has a great eye for quality and style and is super friendly, to boot. Once he offered to lend us his SUV so we could haul a piece of furniture to our nearby home! We declined his very generous offer :-) They do deliver for a fee, for things that can't be wedged into a standard vehicle.

We tend to shop at Windsor Cottage and always find many treasures! They are very knowledgeable…read moreabout their products, helpful and the prices are very reasonable. I really like the Uttermost brand and they always carry great options. Rick and his team are exceptional. I'd highly recommend this store to anyone!

They have a good selection of flowers and plants for indoors and outdoors. Their employees are…read morehelpful and courteous.

This store has always been fairly expensive but the quality is nice. The plants are better than at…read morebox stores and there is a nice selection of them.

The male manager needs to be talked to about how he approaches children. Laughing and being kids…read moredoes not need to be punished if nothing is affecting their business. Screaming at children and scaring kids is wrong. It seems this place has low stars for a reason.

Went to return an item, which I paid for in CASH,I got a gift card instead. Bad business!read more

We purchased a sofa & had a great experience from start to finish. We worked with several team…read moremembers and each were so helpful and supportive! We looked through the store a couple times before taking home fabric samples twice. We are so happy with our sofa and look forward to many years enjoying it in our living room. We went with the Big Easy Wide Arm by Younger Furniture.

My boyfriend and I have been casually looking on and off for a new coffee table for awhile. I had…read moredriven past Stonesthrow many times but had never stopped in. I always thought it was super high end and expensive for some reason. We decided to just browse one Saturday morning and we ended up having a great experience! There is metered street parking in the front of the store, but there's also a large free parking lot behind the building. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted and asked if we had been in before. When we said no, the friendly employee gave us the lay of the land and told us there are three floors to the store and that it's much bigger than it seems from the outside. Totally true! I always thought this store was small, but it's really huge. We started browsing through all the setups and were immediately impressed by the styling of each area and all the different items. They have all kinds of furniture, decorations, and rugs. Prices were clearly marked which I appreciated since it shows they're not trying to hide anything. I was pleasantly surprised that I found quite a few things that would fit into our budget, along with higher-end, more expensive pieces. They also have a clearance section which we looked through. The pieces I saw mostly swayed more modern and a little less traditional, which is more my style anyway. Upstairs we found a coffee table that was a major upgrade from our current table, but still in our budget and actually quite affordable. It has a metal base and a glass/ceramic top that looks and feels like marble. Super sleek and sophisticated! Christine was upstairs and asked if we needed any help. We asked her about the process for purchasing as we wouldn't be able to fit the table into our car. She told us that we could pay for it and come back with a larger vehicle, or we could pay $60 for local delivery. SOLD! I am all about that convenience and for $60 they can pack and carry the pretty heavy table. We paid for our purchase and Christine was super awesome with the whole process. I am so glad we finally stopped in to Stonesthrow and I can't wait to go back! She did say that they also do special orders if you know something you want and they are able to get it in store. Highly recommend looking here instead of Wayfair etc. for a local option. They also provide interior design services!

Highly recommend Tylor at The Tree Knot! First, he is incredibly responsive! Next, he aims to…read morecreate the mantle or aesthetic you envision! Finally, his work is detailed and meticulous to ensure everything is beyond your expectations! Simply put, The Tree Knot is the place I wish I knew about earlier, and the place I will be referring to all my friends!

From the owner: Home Furniture: Inspired by designers & handcrafted by artisans. Modern, Farmhouse and Industrial…read morestyles.

Always clean and well stocked with great bargains. My wife loves the dishes and I love the dog toys…read moreand treats.

This location has a great selection of items and the layout makes the place seem less cluttered and…read moreeasier to navigate. There aren't 13 registers but we've never waited more than a few minutes in line. They do a great job of separating the seasonal stuff so you don't have wander through the entire store looking for stuff.

I'm a contractor and was using Menards to buy all the windows and doors for a large project we were…read moreworking on. Big mistake. One large, expensive window was wrapped so tightly that it bent the entire frame so badly that the metal lock cracked in half. So, I ordered another one. The next one showed up in the wrong color. So, I ordered another one. I picked that one up myself and realized immediately when I arrived to the jobsite that half of it was cracked. I brought it right back to the store and their manager, Brock Withers, claimed zero responsibility, would not take a return, blamed me for having broken it and tried to convince me that they had done me a huge service for taking the first two returns. This was just one small examples of all the issues we have ordering windows through Menards.... never again!

This place just flat out sucks. The staff is usually rude and unhelpful, there's typically long…read morelines, and you are constantly worried about where to park because spots are filled with carts that are just piled up everywhere. You seriously have to park away from the building to prevent carts from rolling into your car. Save yourself the hassle and headache and just go to the Home Depot down the road.