The store was really nice. Too bad the service there wasn't the best. The elderly man was SO rude…read more Didn't say hi. Didn't say anything as I complemented the store, didn't say anything while I made my purchase. I went back the next day to exchange a shirt and I asked the lady for an extra bag and told her I'd pay for it if it wasn't free and she made a big deal about it. Then she threw the bag at me after I purchased the other shirt. I will never spend my hard earned money there EVER again.

Make sure you understand the return policy thoroughly before making a purchase. I bought a Sherpa…read morepullover for my daughter here on Small Business Saturday, intending to give it as a Christmas gift. As a first time shopper, I asked about the return policy and was told it could be returned for in-store credit. The sleeves proved too short, so I tried to return the purchase today. Initially the cashier said there was a 10 day return policy on clothing and refused the return. I explained the information I had been given, but since it was seasonal, she would only make an exception to exchange it for the same clothing item. She referred me to the back of the price tag, which does explain the policy; but what I was verbally told was different. Well, a larger size doesn't have longer sleeves, but since I had no alternative, I made an exchange. I said that as a first time shopper, it didn't give me a good impression of the store. Nothing more was said. (BTW, the item is now on sale for 20% off vs my 10% discount. Bottom line, I thought this might become a store I would shop frequently, but now I will not return. I try to shop local, but with policies like this, it's no wonder larger stores are winning the retail race.

This nice coffee shop is attached to an apartment building which is great for those tenants. I…read moretried the dark roast and enjoyed drinking it while answering phone calls and replying to emails on my phone. It is a nice blend of coffee shop/gift shop. They serve food also and the price here will not your pockets. I like the easy to serve station of creamer/sugar. If you need to plug in your phone they have plenty of outlets and comfortable seating throughout. Also if your on the go they have a drive-thru!

From the owner: Blossom And Brew Co is the go-to florist in Menasha, WI, serving the area with fresh flower…read morearrangements and additional gifts of all kinds. Since we opened, we've been the premier florist offering the freshest flowers and most beautiful arrangements for every occasion to the great residents of Menasha and beyond. Blossom And Brew Co is a locally-owned flower shop with floral designers that use their creative talent of floral design to share a love of flowers with the residents of Menasha through great design, precise attention-to-detail and wonderfully fresh flowers.

Wow! What a great store! So many different kinds of gifts that you won't find anywhere else. I…read morewill definitely be shopping here again!

What a wonderful place! From the time you walk in the door…read moreso much to see. Large amount of Christmas collectibles. Nice pricey ornaments. They are collectibles and priced comparably. Jewelry, unusual greeting cards, unique baby gifts and more. I would come back again when I am in the area.

We placed a large order and paid the amount in full. Later, we got a notice that our mugs were…read moreready, but we owed more money. After looking at the original invoice when we placed order and the new invoice that was sent they increased the price of one of the mugs. I call Sunset Hill Stoneware to fine out why the price was increased after we placed the order. I was told that it was quoted incorrectly and final invoice show corrected amount. I asked why the original price is not honored since this was not a mistake on our end and was told prices are subject to change even after order is placed. I feel this is very bad business, to know that you can pay for an order and they can change the price after you have been quoted and paid in full. Their products are very nice, but the way this was handle is not good business practice.

I heard nothing but amazing things about this company until recently. Here is my friends…read moreexperience. "This company was the best I have ever worked for at first. I thought I had landed my dream job despite the terrible pay I loved going into work everyday. It seemed like a place that actually cared about their employees. That is until last Friday when ten production employees were gathered at 1:15 in the break room to be unexpectedly 'laid off' and told we will not be called back. One of the ten people started Monday of the same week, he was laid off. I personally feel terrible because he is a great worker and a long term friend of mine, I knew he was looking for a new job after being with his former employer for 15 years. I told him to apply, because I thought it was a place that cared about its employees. He interviewed three weeks ago, worked his two week notice at his previous employer and set a start date. Why was he hired? They had to have seen this coming and the actions the company took leading up to this decision to make cuts were incredibly irresponsible. Nobody should have been hired as of late if they even had a inching that such lay offs were a possibility. None of us saw this coming. We have been told that none of this was owing to our performance but rather a decline in sales. The week prior two sales reps were fired and another quit, yet there are no job postings seeking sales people. The remaining employees are being 'restructured' and have been told this isn't downsizing but rather 'right sizing' a term I was previously unfamiliar with. The one female Potter has been reassigned to the shipping department.We were told our production manager was not informed of the cuts to be made, eliminating a quarter of the production staff until only the night before. That seems like a huge lack of communication on the part of the recently named President Chris Rand. I started training as a potter in January and signed a noncompete that now prevents me from pursuing my passion for the next 18 months with any other production pottery. At first I was heartbroken, now I realize it was probably a blessing from the Universe that I won't be there to witness the sinking of what was only a few months ago an amazing place to work, the pre-Rand era. The owners Tom and Duane are amazing people, and allowing for this 180 to take place seems very out of character for both. I hope the company can get back on the right track before it is 'rand' into the ground. All the best to the amazing employees who remain, and have been deeply affected by the unexpected dismissal of their coworkers and friends. Take the raises, they promised for your loyalty, when they can show none in return, you at least deserve that. This was the best and most fun group of people I have had the pleasure of working with. On to the next chapter."

What a cool little store! We were visiting Appleton and stopped in here and loved the wide variety…read moreof locally-themed and locally-made goods. We got some t-shirts and socks but I also loved all the art, the cards, maps and other items that were for sale. Great store with great merchandise. It's nice to see a store like this in a downtown area.

This is why I love Blue Moon Emporium:…read more They have perfect helmet stickers for my derby teammate, Ruth Skater Ginsberg They have local art that includes our friends' brewery, Copper State Brewing Co. They have a book that was published with some amazing stories from WI, which includes a picture and quote from the husband of one of teammates And a ton of other totally rad  and locally made gifts to get your family and friends (or yourself!) for Christmas!! I know I crossed a few people off my list this morning:) Oh, and the owner knows about our derby team:) #shoplocal #iheartappleton