Great merchandise, impressive store, and super friendly staff. Seriously. If you want good customer…read moreservice in this industry see these guys. Real Patriots and Real Genuine People. Could not recommend enough.

I always look forward to spending time here because the staff is friendly, knowledgeable and…read morehelpful. And the recent upgrades in the Range are great

I don't think I have the words to describe how happy I am right now. But I'm going to give it a…read moreshot... I contacted GG because we were replacing an original single pane window on our Queen Anne Victorian and I was looking for something with a little...color. Boy did they deliver! Not only did they help us with finding some traditional styles, they also spent a ridiculous amount of time picking out glass with us that matches the other original stained glass in our home. They even worked with me when I wanted to combine a few different ideas into my "vision". It took awhile for them to finish the window, but it was worth the wait. We just had it installed and I am amazed at how majestic it looks. It's such high quality and the craftsmanship, dear lord. Mind you, it wasn't cheap, but God was it worth every penny!

Went to take a class here. It was a great class, and I had a lot of fun. It was the beginning…read morestained glass class. There is a $150 fee for the class, and an optional kit for $30. I got the kit thinking that I can use it for the class and all would be good. However, every class we went to we were required to buy more things in order to continue with our project. Each class, I would leaving having spent more money. I was upset about these hidden fees, and it should be mentioned when signing up for the class. For people who are not planning on continuing doing stained glass, you might want to reconsider this glass. That being said, I really enjoyed the class and have now been doing stained glass at home. She was a good teacher.

This store I have to say is my home away from home. After walking in 6 years ago just to look…read morearound I've made friends and have been able to play a lot of really cool games. I stop in every week to pick up my comic books and I'm always greeted with a smile and a hello from the owners. Together they have both created an atmosphere of awesome for anyone who wants to learn a new game, join and ongoing game league or just to buy a few comics. I've never found a better store to get my geek on.

I'm new and an outsider to the world of comics and gaming, but I'd never know it from the way Carla…read moreand Don treated me. My boyfriend has been a regular at the store for years, and I went with him to pick up his pull list this past weekend. There were people chatting at the counter when we came in, so Carla didn't see that I was with anyone when I entered the store. She was sure to ask me if I needed help with anything, which is a first in the slew of comic and game shops I've been to recently. The shop is set up with different rooms devoted to your interest, with comics in one wing and games in another, and more general books and collectibles merchandise in the main room where you enter. If you head to the back, you'll find space for game playing and where Don is organizing his back stock of comics. The shop on the whole is bright and colorful, and I felt totally welcome to browse. Don and Carla had a nice word for everyone who came in the store, and it was pretty clear that they have a small army of loyal customers. The outside of the store isn't much to look at - it's situated in an industrial-looking strip mall - but don't let that deter you from the checking out their cozy shop. Even if you're not a full-on geek, there are still things for you here - several of their games are great for a game night with friends.

This modest studio and school specializes in watercolor classes and workshops. The atmosphere is…read morefriendly, relaxed and noncompetitive. The workshops are for all levels and conducted by some of the best artists around: Bridget Austin, Tom Francesconi, Karen Knutson, Ratindra Das, Joe Fattingis, to name a few. Groups are 12 students or less and there is lots of personal attention. Prices are modest, usually $70-90 a day and workshops run from 2 to 4 days. Janesville has a number of very good restaurants and lots and lots of parks including the wonderful Rotary Gardens. The Baymont Inn gives a corporate discount to students at L'Atelier.

went in to just see what they had. The owner was kind and help me to find something that would work…read morefor me to do.

I was fortunate enough to discover the upstairs apartment to settle for a night during business…read moretravel through town, and I had the run of the shelves for several hours. I was very impressed with the setup of the store and the selection. The business is friendly to children and adults. It really has hit that balance between ambiance and inventory that every town needs! Please find time to stop in and pick up a new bit of adventure from the Velveteen Rabbit Bookshop. You'll enjoy yourselves!

Huge selection like others are saying Prices are decent if…read morenot great! I got a small polished piece of blue calcite for nine dollars, since last year I carried a stones that has a cross on it in my pocket and I thought this could work for my wife. Must've caught her on a bad day or just stormy day like it is outside. Asked about how a newbie would get started and was cut off if not cut down to not worth her time! She didn't care to inform us about anything, but Wisconsin Moonstone, and stuff in Brazil . Maybe we just got the wrong idea of what a rockstar, sorry rock shop was. We will keep our eyes open for other rock shops in the area.

The amount of different rocks and crystals is mind blowing. Thete is so many to choose from and the…read moreprices are just right.

Amazing place to shop for major appliances! I would highly recommend this company for a quality…read moreexperience. Show room was recently updated and looks great.

If you're planning to shop at Brother's Main....DON'T!! RUN AWAY AS FAST AS YOU CAN!! Let my bad…read moreexperience be a lesson to you. Save your money and buy direct from the manufacturer, or anywhere else, rather than going with this uncaring retailer, who sets policies that make returns or exchanges an impossibility without it costing you! 1. Went into the store to purchase a washer and dryer. Took the quote provided hone and later called to ask questions and place the order via phone. We were adamant about having a steam option on the dryer we bought, and we learned the dryer we looked at did not have this function. So, instead we upgraded to the next model up to have the steam. 2. We informed the salesperson that we were moving into our new home on August 8th, and they were able to deliver on August 9th. The quick delivery is why we purchased from them. What we were NOT told, is that they have a 48 hour policy for returns. Because we JUST moved, it took us longer than 48 hours to even try the washer and dryer. 3. On our first use, we noticed the problem with the dryer first. Oddly, there were little black hairs inside the dryer. It crossed my mind that maybe they had been used previously, but I set my thoughts aside. We set the dryer on the steam option. Within minutes, water was pouring from the front of the machine, leaking down the front and creating a puddle. These machines are Whirlpool, btw, which will not be a brand we'll be buying again. 4. Called Brother's Main and informed salesperson of problem. Salesperson told me someone would call to set up an appt to look at it. I was led to believe that the manufacturer would be coming to look at it. First, no one called to set up an appt. I called several days later to follow up, then I was finally called to set an appt. But rather than setting up Whirlpool looking at it, they sent their own delivery guys. They looked at the dryer, determined it was defective, recorded his report on his phone, then told me I'd receive a call for next steps. No one called for days again. 5. In the meantime, we learned that the washer was not filling with water. The only way we could fill the washer was to add water to it manually with the internal spout. So again I called them again. My salesperson was not working so I ended up talking to another salesperson. I feel I was being civil, but it was obvious that no one really wanted to have the hot potato land in their lap. I was told that because I was outside of their 48 hour policy, the only recourse was to have Whirlpool come look at the dryer. This is when I learned that it was only their installers that had come out to look at it the first time. I was told Whirlpool would have to tell them the machines were not working, otherwise they could not return them and get THEIR money back. This is also around the time I was informed that either way, if I return them now, I would be paying Brother's Main a 25% restocking fee. Yes, you heard that correctly! A fee to return a washer and dryer that do not work, that I bought, supposedly, brand new, and have owned less than 2 weeks and cannot use. I'll also add that these appliances were completely out of stock and would not be replaceable until October, but that they would not want to take them back after we have them for two months. 6. I waited for Whirlpool to call. They didn't call. So I call Brother's Main yet again, and finally, Whirlpool called. Bit Whirlpool could not schedule us for nearly a week. So, in my frustration, I decide that I do not want brand new, REPAIRED machines. If I wanted to buy refurbished machines I would have done that. And something refurbished should not cost full price. Because I didn't feel good about any of this, I called Brother's Main and asked them to schedule pick up of both the washer and dryer. I was reminded of the 25% restocking fee (unbelievable this was the priority). I agreed and said please let's just get rid of these so I can move on to a working washer and dryer. I was told someone would call to set that up. It is now several days past that time, and no one has called. 7. So... I call Brother's Main AGAIN. These people may hate me by now, but I'm just a dissatfied customer trying to advocate for myself. And at this point, I'm not thrilled with how my problem has been handled. During this time, I never once received a call from customer service. Instead, I was told they are too busy and too short staffed to call me. I asked if I could get the number to reach out myself. No answer. Am I surprised? Not at all. I then asked again for the appliances to be picked up and I was again reminded of the 25% restocking fee. 8. My problem remains unresolved. I did however promise them that I would write this review. They didn't show an ounce of care or concern. I was even told, well, they don't make appliances like they used to. But whether or not their employees care, I'm letting my scenario be known so others can beware and avoid this nightmare.