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    Curate Gift and Home

    Curate Gift and Home

    5.0(2 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Kudos to Curate for braving the pandemic and bringing a new gift shop to Cushing Square at a…read morechallenging time! It's conveniently located in the heart of the Square near Savino's, Ovenbird, and the Spirited Gourmet, my other favorite neighbor businesses. Curate is a bright little shop with a variety of classy and fun gifts, stationary, and home items that change with the seasons. I usually pop in to buy a card and a chat with the owner. I've found gifts for hosts, housewarmings, and occasions in between. I especially like their candle selection, many of which are soy based. They carry amazing scents from a small business in Rhode Island, with candles and lotions that smell exactly like the seashore. After a cousin fell in love with one of them, I bought a bagful at the end of the season clearance to treat relatives to a scent party. They also carry British Christmas crackers when in season (like now!). These are so hard to find! The crackers (beautiful wrapped cylinders that pop open when pulled to reveal little gifts) delighted my family when I brought them to our holiday gatherings last year. (Note that crackers contain a tiny amount of gunpowder and technically can't go on a flight, something I had tried before...!) Curate's products tend towards the classy side with mid to higher prices to match. Sometimes I just go to poke around and see what's new. They have some baby gifts and customized items for Belmont and Watertown, but if you want a wider selection, I would go elsewhere. The owner has also kindly offered to order things that I couldn't find directly in the shop, but I haven't tried that option yet.

    I found a very thoughtful selection of gifts and items I wanted for myself at Curate. The…read moreshopkeeper was personable and friendly but not intrusive. I look forward to seeing what other treasures are offered from this shop.

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    4.4(11 reviews)
    0.7 mi
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    Neil is the man! I…read moreneeded new Bosch wiper blades for my Volvo and after a huge go-around with my dealership, I decided it wasn't worth the aggravation and I would look elsewhere. Did a search for nearby stores selling Bosch, and not only is O'Reilly's nearby BUT they will install them for you! Neil was near the door when I walked in, he saw me carrying one of my wipers and asked right away how he could help. He gave me a few options and he had his coat on to head outdoors (on this freezing morning) before I could even get my wallet back in my purse. A couple of minutes later, I was driving off with my new wiper blades, zero stress and a new place to shop for anything auto-related.

    Oddly aggressive/way too tense/oddball guy manager (about mid-40s, average height, brown hair) who…read moregets all jacked up over absolutely nothing. I went in to grab a couple of things recently and had to use the restroom so I approached the front desk and asked the manager (seemingly a new guy - I hadn't seen him in the 15+ years I had been going there) for the key - I figured the door was locked given that every time I used that restroom in the past - only while waiting for VIP to change my tires over the years (next door / they use the same restroom) - VIP had given me a key. Coolio-In-His-Own-Mind Manager bro then essentially laughs at me and tells me that the restroom is open and goes down a rabbit hole about it never having needed a key for the supposed 15+ years he's been there. An O'Reilly store manager trying to start an argument with a customer over whether or not a restroom has ever required a key and getting all excited because he was "right"?? O. . .kay? Second odd interaction with the same Faux Coolio Manager happened when I went in a few weeks later with some old antifreeze and asked a younger guy who was apparently relatively new on the job if I could recycle it there - I wasn't sure, thus my question. The new guy says "yes" and starts to take my container to the fluid recycling room in the back and Desperately-in-Need-of-an-Enema Manager guy runs over and has a meltdown / flips out on the poor guy and, by association, me, saying that they don't recycle anti-freeze. "Nope! No way! Never!" It's a simple mistake, you clown. Get a life. Now I just avoid the place / head to AutoZone down the street or to NAPA in Waltham, where I know I won't be yelled at by a random guy on a power trip over restroom keys, fluid recycling, or otherwise.

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