I stopped in before it was open, but the owners were there organizing and let me in. I fell in love…read morewith the watercolor, but did not purchase it at that time. I was in the area again on a Wednesday, a day they're not open, but Jimmy, one of the owners, was kind enough to let me in and purchased the painting. It's for my mother's birthday and I love the store. I suggested to everybody they are friendly and they have eclectic merchandise, wonderfully displayed in a beautiful setting

Spark ideas for home and gifts with a step inside this storehouse full of small shops, makers,…read moreartists, vintage and resale curators, and crafters. Wander many different shop displays and pay at one counter for all of it! Great space to find something local, unique, or special for yourself or someone you want to send a gift to!!

Hobby Lobby in fort gratiot is Fantastic.customer service top notch always willing to go above and…read morebeyon. store is very neat organized .always end up with more than i went in for .way to go hobby lobby in fort Gratiot

I go to the Hobby Lobby in Chesterfield. The selection is excellent and the prices are very…read morereasonable. I am now looking for decorator fabric to make valances for my vertical blinds. One of the major fabric shops wants substantially more (even at their 50% off sale.) Even if I buy 2-3 yards of fabric at full price ($11.99 a yard) at Hobby Lobby, it greatly surpasses the major fabric shop at $15-$25 a yard on sale! Love this store for all crafting projects.

SO much to look at at first. A little overwhelming in the beginning but once I settled in I just…read morefollowed the path through the store and was able to find things I was looking for.

All smiles when customers are purchasing or consigning. The owner is very unprofessional and down…read moreright rude when I asked that she honor her verbal agreement with me. She had verbally agreed up front to not confine me to a time element-I was not requesting unsold items to be returned only the monies earned.She refused to pay the monies or offer any type of compromise in good faith. She literally yelled at me to leave the store.Really bad experience- not expected in a small shop where customer service is so important for success.

Ample and Convenient parking. Clean store, although most of…read morethe time when I'm there, it doesn't seem to have many associates on the floor. Large selection of good stuff. Different and unique. Line to check out is quickly moved along.

My wife comes to this location because we don't go down to Hall Road all the time, it's a bit of a…read moredrive with children. She gets me some things that are alright, she normally doesn't find anything for herself. The kids have a great selection here but we don't want to spoil them so its limited to $20 each visit which can actually get quite a lot.

WOW! Two floors of a wide range of antiques. Clean and reasonably priced. Staff to unlock cabinets…read morearound the store. A must see!

My daughter took me to this store because she says it is the most unique store she has ever been…read morein. Now I know why. This antique store has 1,000's of items on sale. There are at least two, possibly three levels of items available. The main level had a lot of collectible items, dishes, silverware, books, comic books, etc. The basement had an entire library of books, clothes, tools and furniture. Even on the way to the bathroom and believe it or not in the bathroom there are paintings for sale. The employees are friendly and the prices rather cheap.

Honestly, Bryan is the only saving grace at this store. Michael's obvious disregard has nearly…read morepushed me to buy direct from the Ashley Store. I have the website up right now. I just typed in "three-piece modular with console" and a plethora of selections popped up. That's all Michael had to do, and he would've had a guaranteed sale. I went there, credit card in hand, ready to make a purchase. Google is a better salesperson than Michael. Definitely less condescending. Read about my entire experience below. I haven't made a purchase yet. The sales guys--Doug (North end) and Michael Sadler (downtown)--didn't come across as genuine. I went to the North end store first to see what options they had. Doug was the salesperson on duty. His attitude and energy weren't welcoming, even though his face tried to make up for it. I felt like he was talking down to me. So I decided to go downtown to compare customer service and selection. There I met the owner, Bryan. He was super friendly and genuine, taking his time to figure out what I was looking for. He pulled up the Ashley Furniture store on his computer and offered to scroll through all the selections to help me find what I needed. I didn't have enough time that day to buy, so I told Bryan I'd come back. I went back the next day and spoke with Michael. I walked in, introduced myself, and told him I had spoken to Bryan yesterday, who was friendly enough to offer to look up some things for me. Then I said I realized it wasn't a loveseat I wanted--it was a three-piece modular. Michael just said, "Well, there's a lot more that I need to know," but he didn't ask any questions. He just made me feel stupid. Then he smiled and looked at me. I said, "Well, what else do you need to know?" He said, "Many things," but again didn't ask any questions or offer any help. He just stood there, saying nothing. So I said, "I'll just come back when Bryan is here." Michael replied, "Well, you're welcome to do that," and then went back to work--even though he wasn't helping anyone else and wasn't busy. How do you expect to make a sale like that, Michael? He made no attempt to help me. He was condescending from start to finish. Honestly, Bryan is the only saving grace at this store. Michael's obvious disregard has nearly pushed me to buy direct from the Ashley Store. I have the website up right now. I just typed in "three-piece modular with console" and a plethora of selections popped up. That's all Michael had to do, and he would've had a guaranteed sale. I went there, credit card in hand, ready to make a purchase. Google is a better salesperson than Michael. Definitely less condescending. After I left, I went back into the store to ask for Michael's name. He gave it to me happily, with a smile, even offering his last name. His attitude was basically: "Here you go. It's not gonna matter." If I hadn't met Bryan first, I would DEFINITELY NOT buy anything from this store EVER. Michael confidently treated me like I was unworthy of his time, smirking as I walked out.

Incredible experience! We came in needing a lift chair for our grandma and had the most wonderful…read moreexperience. You can feel how much they genuinely care about their customers. Would absolutely recommend coming here for all of your furniture needs. Good quality, caring customer service, and all around great experience!