Brought in my son's college diploma for framing. The person working with us helped pick out the mat…read morecolors and frame styles. The price was reasonable and the finished product really looks amazing. Took about 6 weeks to get it completed, but would definitely go back for future products.

YELP should have a separate rating system for businesses such as Rick's Custom Frame: 1st: They…read moreremember me by name. Maybe they don't remember everybody, but they got me. That's important. 2nd: They listen to every detail of your/my needs and quietly make suggestions. Its professional and informal at the same time. What a sweet mixture. 3rd: Your finished memento comes back CRISPLY packaged. I love going to this place. A#1, and the ambiance is nice too.

This is my local quilt shop and it's wonderful. Lucy went above and beyond to help get my sewing…read moremachine in working order. The selection of fabric is great and the service is friendly and knowledgeable. Lucy may have to get a larger space soon because the store is packed with beautiful things!

overall not a very welcoming store. The ladies a somewhat friendly but the owner is a bit a a…read morecrabby patty. Won't be going back anytime soon!

I called for a quote and had a great conversation with owner. She was extremely knowledgeable and…read moreup front on the cost.

This business is one of my favorite businesses in Richmond, period! They are so friendly and they…read moreare honest, too -- their recommendations for the right frame are usually correct. I wish I had more art just to get it framed by Fan Frame!

I loved The Cozy Journal so much that I went two days in a row. My manager who is a huge journaler…read morewas in town so we had to check out the hot and new journal shop in Carytown. I've been seeing this on a lot of newsletters so was super excited to visit this incredibly charming spot. We went on a Friday morning and it was packed. It was also packed on a Saturday morning. Richmond is excited to explore a new paper and stationary shop. They had all your journaling needs from washi tape to pens to stickers and more. They even had crafting supplies, cards, and wax seals. On Friday I fell in love with some beautiful stickers. Walking around the store left me feeling so inspired. When I left I kept daydreaming about the junk journal I kept as a child. I had recently gotten some film photos back from my birthday and bachelorette so decided I wanted to buy a beautiful journal to "junk journal" in. I went back on Saturday and got this stunning big journal, washi tape, and a few stickers. The pricing seems pretty reasonable here. You can get beautiful journals for what seemed to be $25-40. A lot of the washi tapes were $5. The stickers were $3.50-6ish. I'm sure some pricing was higher and lower, but it depends on what you're looking for. I highly recommend checking out this charming and inspiring shop.

The Cozy Journal is a one stop shop for all of your journaling needs. From notebooks, pens, rubber…read morestamps, Washi tape, stationery, to wax seal sticks to add that finishing touch to your snail mail, you will find everything you need to begin your journaling journey. Add in their print and sticker collection, and visiting the Cozy Journal is the perfect way to support your local business and artists. While they are in their soft opening stage as of my visit, I am excited to see how their selection grows and changes!

We'd been to every furniture store in Richmond and had just returned from Green Front having had no…read moresuccess in the hunt for a sofa when we passed by Sofa Design. Thank goodness we stopped. This well-run family business had a wonderful selection and the most knowledgeable folks to help us. With no pressure and a few specific questions, they took us directly to choices that checked all the boxes. Highly recommend!

A Refreshing Furniture Shopping Experience!…read more After what felt like endless trips to all the big-name furniture stores (plus a long haul to that giant discount spot in Farmville), I finally found exactly what I was looking for at Sofa Design--and I only wish I'd gone there first! It's a locally owned family business, which I love supporting, and their products are made in the USA--huge bonus points in my book. The father/son team was friendly, knowledgeable, and incredibly patient with me as I tried to make up my mind (so many great fabric and frame choices!). The delivery was done with care while I was at work, and when I came home, I was honestly blown away. The scale of the furniture, the quality of the construction, and the fabric selections were even better than I had pictured. If you want personalized service, beautiful American-made furniture, and a shopping experience that's actually enjoyable, Sofa Design is your go-to. Highly recommend!

If you are having computer issues and are in or near Mechanicsville then pay John at Hanover…read moreComputers a visit. Had a SSD hard drive failure and he had me back up and running with new drive and new windows 11 in two days. And as for pricing I couldn't have done it myself any cheaper.

I recently relocated from Atlanta, which had plenty of great PC retail resources. I wanted to give…read morea local mom-and-pop shop a shot down here in Richmond, so I went to John's. Massive mistake. What was going to be my 4th PC build (all on my own mind you) has turned into a complete disaster. Save yourself the headache and just make the drive north to Micro Center or go south to 2000 Net Computers. They both have 15 and 10 day return windows respectively except for physical damage. John has all these annual awards plastered proudly above his workstation. After my experience, it is blindingly obvious he only gets those awards because he is practically the only shop within a 20-mile radius selling PC parts--not because of his customer service. The backstory: I accidentally spilled coffee on my old PC. Assuming my old components were dead, I went to John to buy a brand new Intel i5-14400F, an ASUS motherboard, along with all of the other parts you need except a GPU to build a PC. While the system posted the first night, it suffered a complete hardware failure the very next morning when trying to boot it back up after not even going through the BIOS setup the previous night...Couldn't get it to post. When I brought the parts back, John confirmed that BOTH the brand new CPU and motherboard he sold me were completely dead. I initially appreciated that he didn't charge me a fee to look at the PC, but I quickly realized his "free diagnosis" was just a lazy fishing expedition to find a way to blame me. To make matters worse, he didn't even bother to test my GPU to confirm if it was working, despite me explicitly telling him on four separate occasions that the graphics card was my absolute biggest concern! Instead of doing the right thing and exchanging the factory-defective parts that failed within 24 hours, he basically pointed at his "All Sales Final" sign and told me I was on my own to deal with the manufacturer warranties. This was after he verbally agreed just two days prior to swap the board out if it was dead....He completely backed out of his word when it came time to actually do it. To cover himself from taking a hit on his broken inventory, John doubled down and started making up wild, technically impossible excuses, trying to gaslight me into thinking I fried the components: He claimed I was missing a bracket which was for AMD compatibility on an Intel LGA 1700 socket (which is physically impossible to mount). Showed him the instructions stating otherwise... Moving on. He then claimed I plugged in a 3-pin ARGB lighting header incorrectly, which somehow magically bypassed the motherboard's isolated power delivery and instantly executed both the board and the CPU. Anyone who has ever built a PC knows this is complete nonsense. The last response I got from him while rounding up my parts was a "Well I don't know, but you can just exchange them, ASUS and INTEL are great about that". Well, hey John... take a look at the attached photo. My old "coffee-ruined" motherboard, CPU, and RTX GPU? Turns out they are fully functional. I hooked them up inside the new case, plugged in those exact same 3-pin headers you said I had wrong, and the system booted flawlessly. Thanks for the new case, water cooler, and power supply, John, but selling a customer $400+ in defective silicon, pretending to do a "free diagnosis" where you don't even check the GPU I asked about four times, and making up bogus hardware claims to protect your own wallet is terrible business. I brought the rig back to you only to expect you to do the right thing, I have plenty of resources that could have told me otherwise... You gave me nothing. I will gladly take the extra hour drive up 95 from now on. If you want him to assemble a PC for you... I guess go for it... But if you're into building..proceed at your own risk

This is a great place for stationery. I went in to find some Filofax items, but they didn't have…read moremany things remaining. I was a little disappointed, but the staff made up for that. The staff was really nice and engaging. The store was filled with great things. There great stationery items as well as papers. They had some great Kate Spade items as well as things for The Simplified Planner. They had MK Brand washi tapes as well as GellyRoll pens as well. I was pleased with the great staff and wonderful stationery items as well.

This was a beautiful shop with a lot of great options. Highly recommend for any cards or small…read moregifts.

This is where mom and I have gone to get our machines cleaned (though since I have a singer, I need…read moreto find somewhere else) and checked out/serviced and the service is absolutely phenomenal. Friendly staff, great sewing class selection and when they offer sales and promotions, definitely worth it! They know about the machines they sell, and more importantly, if you're looking for a machine they know what you do and don't need. They ask questions and probe for details, and while they make suggestions, if you say you don't need something, they listen. Lots of tools for both sewing and quilting, as well as embroidery, the side walls are always fun to browse.

You need a great machine or a spool of quality thread, the staff is helpful and so glad to answer…read moreany questions. Be sure to ask about classes, as the variety of things to learn is fun. And don't forget to get that extra sewing machine you have stored away to their technician Now, cause when your current machine starts to act up you will want your backup ready and in working order.