I just stopped by the store and have to say, the service was absolutely top-notch! I ended up…read moregrabbing several shirts while I was there. The owner herself was so kind and went the extra mile to dig through the back room and find the exact sizes and colors I was looking for. She was just the kindest and really went above and beyond to help me out. I'm a huge fan of supporting local small businesses like The Corner Store, and it makes it even easier when the people working there are so friendly and helpful. If you are ever in Cashiers and in need of gifts or Tshirts it's definitely a place to visit.

Ladies working there are such sweet souls and it's always so lovely going in. Love that they have…read moretoys you don't see a lot anymore in big stores. just walking in makes me feel like a kid in a candy store. Definitely takes me back to when I was 10. Love this place.

Ample strip mall parking. This shop is connected to 3 other quaint and nice shops with lots to…read morechoose from. Very good consumer service. We found cousin eddie's RV from national lampoon's Christmas vacation from 1989 here! Nicely priced items. Unique shopping experience with friendly staff. Loads to look through on two floors! Grinch wares, dogs, etc. highly recommend a stop!

Super helpful staff helped me find the perfect gift! Having grown up near Bronner's, I like me a…read moregood Christmas store. Worth visiting. ps-The person docking them for not wrapping? ummm, wrap them yourselves or ask up-front, silly reason for taking away stars.

This place is amazing! We found it on Road Side America app in June. The shop is open by appt only…read morebut she opened when I called from the parking lot. She gave us a great tour of the museum and the pottery she also makes. The gourd cash register and telephone were great. We bought many pottery pieces for ourselves a few for family and a few for Christmas gifts. I can not wait to return next time we are in Georgia. Thanks again for a wonderful experience

The museum part was much more interesting than I imagined and they offered pottery and other gifts…read moremade using gourds. The museum is free and the prices are very interesting. This is worth a visit:

Eh, it's a dollar store. It's like a dollar tree, but inside is useful stuff. The employees are…read morenice. Also the bathroom is always closed most the time

In Clayton, Dollar General is a much better place to stop for groceries than Ingle's, price-wise…read more This Dollar General is more organized than most locations I've visited, and they have kind employees. They also sell bagged ice and have a Redbox machine

Awesome place to shop for home furnishings, beds and more. Unique pieces especially in wood decor…read more The owner and store helpers are very friendly and joyful to work with. They pay attention and offer good suggestions. They are very willing to work with you to make the customer happy. Love this place and so happy in my home town of Hiawassee. Have purchased many many pieces from them and will keep going back.

Very helpful staff. Beautiful pottery pieces. They didn't have one piece I really wanted but told…read moreus they can custom make and would even mail it to us. Amazing place to look around.

I have had an amazing experience with Ben and the rest of the Willows Pottery staff. I live in…read moreTexas and wanted something I could personalize to give as a gift. Even though there was a bit of a time crunch, the folks at Willows made it work. They created the most beautiful bread plate for me, with the inscription I wanted stamped on the front and my name and date inscribed on the back. It is a lovely, one-of-a-kind piece, which made it to Texas safely and in a timely fashion. This place is a great resource if you want something hand-made in Georgia, a unique gift (especially, I would think, a wedding gift), or beautiful new serving pieces to use when you entertain. Their pottery looks like it came straight out of a Southern Living "Best Gifts Handmade in the South" feature, and I will definitely be calling them again the next time I need a charming, wow-factor present or a little something special for myself.

If you recognize art by the artist, rest assured that you would recognize the artistry of the "The…read moreFlower Company" arrangements done by Lori c. I walked into into the house I was staying in and saw this fabulous arrangement that stood out from another, my first words were who sent me flowers from the Flower Company, I didn't think of anything except that the arrangement had the signature of the establishment where I've seen the best arrangements, freshest flowers and plants, her works speaks volumes. Thank You for such a gorgeous and memorable arrangement. Simply stunning,,,! Highly recommend them for in or out of towners.

This is a difficult review to write, because, like many flower-senders, I may never see this shop…read morein person. However, it was the most local florist to where I wanted flowers sent, so I selected a local florist. Like many flower shops, the website was pretty awful and unhelpful to navigate, but I selected a basket of flowers and paid through the website. Afterwards, I received a pop-up saying I needed to physically call the store to complete the transaction. Well, this basically defeats the entire purpose of using an online system, but 'gotcha!'- there was little choice now that I had already paid for my delivery. The person who picked up told me that she would make a beautiful basket but it wouldn't look exactly like the one in the picture. I said that was fine, but could she send me a picture so that I could see what was sent. She also wanted the code on the back of my credit card, which I had already input online. Next day, I received a voicemail asking for me to call the store again- she had forgotten the code from my card. No big deal - this could happen to anyone - but then I asked when I would get the email with the photo, and she told me she had neglected to take a photo. The person I sent flowers to is unable to send me a picture and is in very poor health. Therefore, I'll never know what I sent- the size, the look, nothing. I was pretty annoyed on the phone, because it seems outrageous to never see what I purchased. I plan to send flowers regularly, so not sure if I will call this florist again. On thinking about it later, I wonder if most of the orders that come in are people from afar who also wants pictures sent in. I am surprised pictures are not taken just as proof, and also to know what was last sent to a client, but I guess without a system for doing this, it could take a lot of extra time to take coordinate taking and sending out photos. However, I wish I had a photo to add to this review!

I have been to Sharpiro's in Sautee many times as my family lives nearby and when I visit we always…read moremake a stop in to see what items might be "needed" (ha ha). What I really love about this store is the producers of the items are artists and they are not mass producers of cheaply made goods that you can find almost anywhere in some chain store. I appreciate shopping locally and supporting artists who are creating one-of-a-kind (or thereabouts) goods or are creating things that are beautiful and functional. The shop is very cute. Nicely decorated and not stuffed to the gills so you cannot move around. The store keepers are knowledgeable on the artists and/or their crafts for sale and very pleasant to chat with. The prices are good for the value of the items being sold. That being said there are lots of things I would love to purchase but my personal finances are such that I need to be careful about what I can and cannot afford, but the store does sell items that vary in price. So from moderate to expensive items depending on the material used and the time taken in making the item. I think it is very fair since I live with an artist and can tell how long it takes to design and make certain art pieces. I always visit Sharpiro's when I come to town and really appreciate having them as one of the few places that I enjoy spending my time and money shopping at. Well worth the visit!!!