Amazing customer service, hard-working tteam. honestly probably one of the best in Quincy 100%…read morewould recommend. make sure to call in advance because they are completely booked.

Stewart TV &appliance Is a good store to buy from. Good…read moreprice and good product. Glenda D.

Valerie Johns is the owner. She's got the eye, the pricing and a dedication to deadlines, given her…read moretheater family, that is UNCOMMON. To greet each picture, esp family pictures is an art. She does it so well. My time in her store was healing, quick and productive. Ty!

Spoke with owner David to schedule rekey home doors. Scheduled 4 days later with technician from 10…read moreto noon. NO show and no communication. I called 3 times and David said Tech would call us and should be there soon. 9 days later we called to find out when will they show up? We calmly and politely explained the situation and that we stayed home all day waiting. David was belligerent and yelled on the phone to us. Then he told us to go to hell and hung up on us. We would rate them as Zero if we could. We called a competitor and they were here in 50 minutes. Friendly and did a great job for less costs.

They were amazing! Super nice! Got me out of there quick only took a couple minutes. I had broken…read morekey I needed remade, and they remade two for only $6!! Awesome!

Took my parents to LeMoyne Arts Gallery and Garden on a recent trip to Tallahassee…read more Nice to have reserved parking right in front of the museum. There is a ramp next to the museum and also a ramp to the garden behind the gallery. Love the colorful rocking chairs on the front porch. My dad and my hubby enjoyed the afternoon breeze while my mom and I enjoyed the sculpture garden. Explored the colorful world of Funkadelic Visions featuring George Clinton in the gallery. So vibrant, imaginative and eclectic. Funk, freedom and cosmic expression. A very joyful experience. Used my museum and garden pass for reciprocal entry. NARM. North American Reciprocal Museum Association benefits. Museum passes can open up a world of possibilities. If I lived in Tallahassee, I would take advantage of the classes at Le Moyne Arts. Painting. Pottery. Stained glass.

This is an absolutely beautifully gallery! I have lived in Tallahassee for 15 years and not once…read moreset foot inside this magnificent establishment until their "Muffins and Mimosas" event during Black History Month! The staff is wonderful and the artwork featured during this particular event was stellar! I bought a piece and had to keep myself from purchasing several more. The gift shop is filled with unique pieces of art, wearable and otherwise. I definitely plan to return again and it won't take me another 15 years. :0)

They helped me design a great gag gift teeshirt for my guy. The finished product was better than I…read morecould have imagined. Nice quality teeshirt too and they were so pleasant to deal with. Highly recommend!

These folks are accustomed to completing projects VASTLY bigger than the small potato projects I…read morebring - which is to say they are definitely a "No Job too big OR small" outfit! They customarily under-promise and over-deliver. I should know, because I am a chronic "last-minute" client of theirs (some might suggest euphemistically they are a "JIT" (just-in-time) shop...). My personal experience with them is always the best. The person on the other side of the counter is knowledgeable, has options that I didn't even consider, and is focused on providing me with something that exceeds my expectations. Screenprinting? - Check. (Check out this cool vimeo of their process: https://vimeo.com/85767036). Embroidery? - Sure. Monogramming? - If you're a Southern Woman, you KNOW you can get your monogramming on. Here's your place. (Heck, I'm a Yankee guy - I've got a couple of monogrammed items...). Vinyl decals? - Yes. I just checked out their website and was impressed with the enduring presence they've had in Tallahassee. I'll wrap up with a cut/paste from their "About Us" section: --- ClothesLine planted its roots in Tallahassee back in 1981. The original shop resided in the New Leaf shopping plaza and focused primarily on retail sales. From university apparel to tshirts for rock 'n roll music concerts, ClothesLine began to quickly establish itself as a major player in the industry. A music and culture enthusiast, legend even has it that owner David Lachter helped supply Jimi Hendrix's tailor with denim materials for his stage costumes. (Swoon!) David and his wife Debra decided to make the move in 1989 into their current building behind Apalachee Parkway. At that time, in addition to custom screeprinting, the evolution of casual Fridays in the early 90's led to a boom in embroidered polos and dress shirts. Today, still family owned and operated, the team handles printing, embroidery and promotional item needs for major universities, local schools, public government and private clientele.

Wonderful service...I highly recomend Bloom Bliss Florals.I have used them several times and they…read morehave done an excellent job each time.. good folks to do business with..

My computer suddenly died late on a Saturday afternoon, and I knew everyone would be closed on…read moreSunday and I have to work on Monday. So, I rushed over to Jeff and he quickly resolved the issue and I left with a great computer. Excellent customer service. Would highly recommend!

Ordered a set of grips for my SW 625. Installed them and they are fantastic. They were round to a…read moresquare butt conversion and are made very well. I recommend these guys. I actually ordered another set for my 1911. Check them out. Well worth the money.

I ordered a set of grips from VZ Grips…read more I made a mistake on the item requested - One phone call and it was corrected. Grips arrived super fast & I couldn't be happier with the product! Great product, great service = GREAT COMPANY....