Amazing western wear store located in a cute area. Everything is curated beautifully! Large…read moreselection of boots. Silver jewelry and plenty of clothing. There is even home wear. The owner is really helpful and friendly. I will definitely be back to shop again!

As a western fashion enthusiast, I ashamed to say I haven't been here before today. We were…read moregreeted and helped with everything in the most friendly helpful way. I had no idea there was a dealer of Lane boots (my favorite) right down the road from me!!! All prices seemed on point and they had a sign saying they will match any online price. My pocketbook may not thank me for finally making it to this little gem, but my soul was so happy

Such a great company! If you need a custom fit saddle, that…read morehas wonderful customer support to back their product up, this is the place to turn to. Professional fitter will fit you and your horse, and then your saddle is hand-made in the UK, just for you. Wonderful experience! Check them out at www.saddles.com :)

On this #thankyouthursday, I just had to leave a note for Pomeroy's! Pomeroy Jewelers is the one…read morestore I can always count on for courteous, reliable, quick, and knowledgeable service. The women treat each customer like its its their last. Prices are reasonable, and variety is plentiful. During COVID, they have rikses their healthSo thank you Pomeroy's for being my one stop for all my jewelry needs.

Subpar selection. I had to look through a catalog for anything close to what I had in mind, and…read morebetter is available on Etsy for much nicer prices.

Poor selection of bulky yarn. A store this size should have lots of choices…read more I ended up ordering from yarn.com.

There are so few options for yarn/spinning/weaving/knitting/crochet supplies in the greater…read moreBaltimore area I'm not surprised the shop is busy. I signed up for a two hour private in-person spinning lesson to learn how to use my wheel. On the website it explicitly says "Topics with spindles OR spinning wheels can be tackled in private lessons. Beginning spinning lessons on a spindle OR wheel should be booked for a 2 hour duration" They don't allow you to leave a comment on the website (you "buy" the lessons as if they were an object) and each person teaches multiple things. I booked two hours and thought they would follow up to see what I was hoping to learn. They did not so a few days later I called to tell them my goal for the two hours - a beginner lesson for spinning on my new wheel. They seem surprised I had even blocked the times which was a little red flag I wish I hadn't ignored. I was asked if I had a drop spindle. I said I did but I wasn't interested in using it. I was told that I have to learn the drop spindle first and they would have one for me to use if they didn't like mine and to bring my wheel. We spent the whole time on the drop spindle which I had no interest in and didn't find it very enjoyable. The staff member said I seemed "tired" and was "making mistakes" and cut the lesson short. They refunded me the money for the time (about 40 minutes) we didn't use which basically covered the cost of the drop spindle they had me buy. I thought we'd use the spindle to get some visuals and then move on but we did not. Why couldn't we have spent the last 40 minutes on my wheel? It was clear she wanted me to leave when she decided we were done with the drop spindle. I asked about paying for more time another day and getting on the wheel I was told "you could always do that if you want" but it didn't seem like that would be welcome. She tightened up something on my wheel and briefly spun on my wheel herself for about a minute without instruction and then I left. I got a few good tips (one was where to get a sandwich-Caffe Di Roma--which really was good), they sold me some better fiber to spin than what I already had but I still don't know how to drop spindle well or use my wheel at all. I wouldn't say they were rude exactly but they weren't very friendly and I felt like I was being condescended to a lot during the lesson. I tried to be cheerful and pleasant but the overall vibe was dismissive and again, I never got to do what I actually signed up to do. The whole vibe was weird. The instructor and another woman (the owner? manager?) talked over me and around me quite a bit about my wheel and other things rather than actually asking me a question or listening. There was some lint on my wheel and they really fixated on it, thinking it was bugs(?) instead of listening to me when I said it was from a cloth I was sent to use when I assembled and finished it myself. Then they were argumentative and said the spinning wheel's brand's wax didn't come with a cloth. Okay, maybe it doesn't but I didn't buy the brand's overpriced wax and never said I did. It felt like they were trying for a "gotcha" moment like middle school girls do. I know what I used! They just didn't pay much attention to anything I said. I felt like I was an unwanted guest at someone's house, not someone paying for a lesson at a store. That said, there are few options even remotely locally so I took a chance. I regret it. You don't have to learn the drop spindle before learning on the wheel--it is very odd Cloverhill was so insistent I needed to when their own website says this isn't the case. Other places do not operate this way. I wish I had saved the money and took a real spinning wheel class anywhere else even if it meant driving 90 minutes to Philadelphia or Red Stone Glen. Just a FYI to save yourself some other disappointment, I see this store on "Black woman owned" yarn store lists occasionally and maybe it was at some point and their choice of logo on their house brand yarn (Tempting Ewe) might give that impression but that does not seem to be accurate or even reflective of any diversity of the staff. If you are in bind and near Catonsville for some reason, the store does have a lot of yarn and fiber as well as other fiber arts equipment that is difficult to find in person in the Baltimore metro. I would think that would be the main draw of this shop.

Got here said place was open from 10am-5pm Door completely…read morelocked ring bell multiple times with no answer light is on but no one inside it took me half an hour to get here just to not even be able to get inside

I love this place! They're incredibly helpful and usually have what I need. I spent hours here…read morepicking their brains when I got my bike this spring. I tried on tons of helmets and got great guidance on how to size. The staff is all very knowledgable and helpful and prices are competitive. My main complaint is that they go heavy on their private label and don't stick as much variety as I'd like in some categories. What it comes down to for me are the personal touches. The staff is just so friendly and eager to help. I never feel stupid or silly asking newbie questions like I do at other local shops. Also, since there is so much out there in the bike world, I'd call first to make sure they have what you want, especially if you have a drive to get to the shop. Unless you're going for clothes or helmets. They have a great selection of both. More niche and bike-specific gear might be a good idea to call ahead for. They'll also order things if you need!

I was initially drawn to Stella's because of their Disney Fairy Tale collection, but ultimately…read morechose a beautiful ballgown satin dress called "Macy" that was not part of that collection. The website interface was a bit difficult to navigate while browsing dresses and you should call to make sure they have the dress you like in stock before making an appointment. They have a diverse selection of dresses in a reasonable price range of $1000-$2000 with some being more expensive than that. They offer cheaper dresses during their sales or sometimes you can buy a sample dress directly off the rack. I found the price of my dress reasonable, and the alterations including hemming and bustling with Sandy was a pleasant experience (although I think she has since left Stella's). The best part of Stella's is that the appointments are free! Most of the other wedding dress shops that I visited had a $35-$50 appointment fee. The service was mostly very good, the lady from my first appointment (tall redhead) was very peppy and helped me with clipping my dresses in and getting in and out of them. The lady I had during my second appointment was less enthusiastic but she was still alright. Once you select and order the dress, you can follow the status on the website and they also call you to remind you about your appointments and let you know when your wedding dress has arrived. All in all, I visited 5 wedding dress shops and ended up saying yes to the dress at Stella's!

The customer service of this bridal salon is unmatched. They went above and beyond for me and I…read morewasn't even a customer. I needed help finding an accessory for my dress and I could not find it ANYWHERE until I found them through social media. They did not hesitate to help me order the accessory and mail it to me all the way in Texas! Their kindness is so refreshing. I wish I could give them all of my business!

I am currently recovering from a knee injury and my physical therapist recommended this shop to get…read moreproper footwear. The individual attention from staff, their expert knowledge, and their ability to pair me with the perfect shoes for my condition was phenomenal! They have a high-tech device with cameras and sensors you put your feet into that analyzes everything about your feet - size, pressure points, arches, etc. With that, they're able to recommend footwear that works for your needs. My husband was so impressed by the process, he also decided to hop into the "foot gizmo" and bought a new pair of running shoes. Prices were also very reasonable and comparable with larger stores. This will be our go-to store for athletic shoes in the future!

This is an amazing and independent store that offers everything for everyone that appreciates…read morecomfort, either at work a walk or a run. PLUS not to mention their outstanding customer service that will always meet your needs, even if you are ordering from the midwest. Thank you youtube for recommending me the Run Moore comparison clip that ultimately led me to a professional shoe expert by the name of Stephen Peters. His knowledge is beyond words! I highly recommend Run Moore for their expertise in footwear.

Incredibly knowledgeable and welcoming staff for players of all ages and skill levels…read more Store has a fun vibe that makes you wanna just sit and talk music all day.

Sent my 810 taylor guitar in for some warranty clear coat repair. Clear coat was lifting at head…read moreof guitar buy tuners. Was at shop for four months. This is fotoes of there work​