What an amazing Antique Store! This was our first time visiting the area, when we stumbled across…read morethis gem of a store. Such a huge selection both on the main floor and the basement. Unique items can be found here! We purchased a few rare treasures and loved browsing around. Employees are wonderful and very helpful. We will most definitely come again.

Great service by Marlene, good selection and I found what I wanted right away. I was surprised at…read morethe value! Great prices. I would recommend her and her shop!

owner was very RUDE and pushy not understanding a cancer…read morepatient at all or trying to left in tears with a chopped up $400 a piece

We always stop here and shop when we are in Grand Island. Great finds and fun and happy people!…read moreFound some good stuff in the basement and on the main floor ! Good quality finds and good prices as well ,

Excellent service...the manager is very personable and knowledgeable in what shoes fit the best for…read moreme.

Best shoe store in grand island!! Brian never misses!! The new spot in Grand Island is perfect!…read moreIt's right in the middle of the city and very convenient. Nobody beats the brands or prices. Will definitely be back.

I was staying in Grand Island during state softball. I carved time for a visit here. Wow! I love to…read moreshop at used bookstores. This store is much bigger than I had expected. A wide variety of genres. Prices are great. I found quite a few books on my list. Will definitely be stopping in again when passing through. Also, the woman working there was very kind and helpful.

I love this store! Very reasonably priced, very old fashioned inside and they have a cute little…read morecat that's always hanging out. A quality bookstore and probably the last good one in town.

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS STORE. SAVE YOUR MONEY, YOUR TIME, AND YOUR SANITY…read more This has been, without question, the worst retail experience we've ever had. On May 2, we spent nearly $7,000 on outdoor furniture, including swings, a dining table, benches, and chairs from their Elkhorn location. We were promised our table set would arrive by May 23. When that date came without a single phone call, email, or update, we had to drive to the store ourselves just to find out what was going on. We were told they were still waiting on part of our order. On June 15, they finally delivered the table set. It took about 30 seconds to realize we had not received the brand-new furniture we paid for. The furniture still had handwritten sales tags attached, and the table was damaged. Instead of delivering the new furniture we had ordered, they apparently decided it was acceptable to send us showroom pieces and hope we wouldn't notice. When we confronted the manager, Stacy, she wasn't apologetic in the slightest. Instead, she told us this was something they do regularly, by swapping merchandise with sister stores, while simultaneously claiming they don't have "floor models." She said they pulled the damaged table from the Grand Island location. We were promised the damaged table would be replaced with the new one we actually paid for once our swings arrived, and we were assured they would call us as soon as they came in. That promise was meaningless. The swings were supposed to arrive by June 22. Weeks passed with absolutely no communication. No phone call. No email. Nothing. If you want an update from this business, be prepared to chase them down yourself--assuming someone actually answers the phone, which is rare. When we finally got someone on the phone, we were told the swings had been sitting there for weeks. They simply never bothered to tell us. Even worse, they still didn't have the replacement table that should have been delivered over a month earlier. For a company willing to take $7,000 of your money, the complete lack of communication and customer service is astonishing. Once they have your payment, don't expect them to keep you informed or honor the timelines they promise. At that point, we no longer wanted the swings and requested a refund for merchandise we had never received. Instead of trying to make things right, they appear to have blocked my husband's phone number. He never yelled, threatened anyone, or was unprofessional. He simply asked for answers and requested a refund for products they failed to deliver. This business has demonstrated a complete lack of professionalism, accountability, and respect for its customers. They missed delivery dates, delivered damaged merchandise, failed to communicate, broke multiple promises, and then blocked a customer instead of resolving the problem. If you're considering spending thousands of dollars here, don't. There are plenty of furniture stores that actually value their customers after the sale. We deeply regret choosing this one.

Very friendly and helpful sales people! I visited on the right day because I was actually able to…read moremeet the builders of the beautiful furniture that they offer. The furniture I purchased goes above and beyond all expectations that I had. Thank you for the wonderful service and selection. Would recommend this store to anyone that is serious about purchasing high quality furniture!

Service was excellent, awesome selection and value was outstanding definitely worth stoppingread more

Overall very good food. Friendly service. Located close enough to walk to from the hotel area.read more

To Jim B. of Seattle--I finally tried the carnitas and they are really good…read more For some reason Mexican food in the winter time just makes a lot of sense. I uploaded a new photo of the facade, because it comes with a story--back in August '08 these two Somali dudes were having an argument outside the place, and the guy who lost the argument ended up with his head smashed thru one of the plate glass windows. This pissed off the owner, but as soon as the insurance money started rolling in, I noticed work starting on the facelift. "Must have been Allstate," said a buddy of mine. "You know, Sanchez the insurance agent." Which made me start thinking about a Welsh village--there you would have Jones the travel agent ("Jones round-trip") and Jones the undertaker ("Jones one-way"); here it's Sanchez the grocer, Sanchez the insurance agent, Sanchez the waste management contractor...you get the idea. So that's an update on my lunch. Tags: Mexican food, Somali fisticuffs, Welsh culture.