Fresh produce. Friendly, knowledgeable, and very affordable quality. I have been going here for…read moreyears.

Friendly helpful staff, great selection of plants, sometimes things I can find nowhere else.read more

If you've never shopped here, you must! Books, toys, games, scooters, you name it, they have it!…read moreThis is really such a fun store. Kids love it. Did I mention they wrap gifts for free? Red wrapping is free, any other colors you choose are a fee of $1. You have to wait a bit, luckily when I came there were 3 employees & no other customers, so the wrapping didn't take super long. The value of these things are not any lower or higher than what you would find anywhere else, so def stop by when you don't know what to buy for your nephew's bday party! Haha. I'll give it 4 stars bc they don't have a bathroom.

Really cool you store. They truly have something for everyone. From baby toys, to collectibles,…read moreto some of the largest Lego sets you can find. I really like that they have a small section with a wooden train track set up that little kids can play with. The employees are also very friendly everytime I've come. However, come with a full wallet, because this store is PRICEY. Anything larger than a hot wheels car is gonna set you back quite a bit.

Price gouging. I visit this store regularly I purchase items from them at least monthly. Then…read moreneedohs became popular and they have decided to do a money grab on the popularity of them. Msrp on a piece of cake needoh is $4.99-6.99. These guys are selling them for $24.99. Nice berg is $11.97 they are selling for $29.99. You get the idea. These guys are marking up the price an insane amount. I will be reporting them to the Schylling brand. As should anyone else that finds this practice disgusting and unethical. Needless to say I won't be a customer any longer.

Service and people who weee here were very kind. Store has every children's toy or board game or…read moreanything you can think of for screen-free activities and entertainment! If you need ideas of what to buy, this place would be great to visit! Also great gift ideas. I personally didn't purchase anything because it was a bit on the pricey side, but very fun to check out!

We purchased a tree and had their team plant it. Ulisses and Brent arrived on time and expertly…read moreprepared the area, planted the tree and offered us expert advice on how to care for it. They were friendly and knowledgable. We are very pleased with their work and would recommend them without hesitation!

I've been a loyal customer of Glovers over the years. I convinced my employer who holds the purse,…read moreto switch from her go-to nursery for many years, to Glovers. Thousands of dollars now spent at Glovers each year due to my recommendation. Today I called to special order some flats of Lamium in the flower color I needed. They said they had 2 flats of the color I wanted in stock, so I went. I was genuinely shocked to find that the stock they referred me to was mostly or partially dead. How unprofessional is that to bring me out there for sickly product instead of letting me order something healthy? I only found four 4packs that didn't look dead or sick. When I went to check out I felt like I should pass along my experience to someone in charge. I requested a 50% discount on the only decent purple 4 packs I could find to offset my inconvenience of time and gas for making the trip based on what I was told they had. That was too demanding of a request by the logic of the manager. Told him I spend way too much money there to be treated like my years of loyalty don't matter. The manager pulled up my account and scoffed at the thousands I've spent, telling me that others spend more. Is this where we're at with Glovers? Are we only respecting the patronage of billionaires now? I told him I felt insulted by that, but he wearing his fighter hat and not his customer service hat, and literally told me he has no problem with the dead stock out there because people still buy them. Just wow. I feel like I'd be compromising my basic self-respect if I ever showed my face there ever again, so congratulations Glovers: you just lost a regular annual customer who was happy to spend thousands every single year (apparently an underwhelming dollar amount, as your manager says) because you could not admit a clear communication error, or discount a *teeny tiny* purchase as a gesture that you value me as a customer. Everything was riding on principle today. #FAIL. PS: I adore the cashier with long braids, and I've found every cashier to be nice and pleasant. I also have gratitude for the workers who have happily given the plants in my cart fresh water to ensure they didn't dry out while I shopped. Sad how one guy in charge with a chip on his shoulder can undo all those years of patronage.