Wonderful office furniture store with new and used furniture. They've got files, bookcases, desks,…read morechairs, break room furniture, and even paintings for your home or office. Great customer service and everything is already assembled and delivery is always offered!!

I've gone here for years, intermittently - I've lived in several cities but always return home for…read moreholidays and such. I've always gone here for embroidery and small thoughtful gifts. Turn around time is incredible, service is amazing, the folks are polite and professional and the quality of work is unmatched. Pricing is reasonable and affordable. They remain my go to monogram/embroidery spot in SWGA.

They did an awesome job on embroidery work for polos I made for a friend's business. Unbelievable…read moreattention to detail. The finished product was amazing. Very nice people as well.

Wonderful service. They try to accommodate the customer. My grandsons love their merchandise. This…read morestore has a tremendous selection of Underarmour as well as the latest tennis shoes. Mary, one of the managers, was most helpful in locating a replacement for a defective backpack. Thank you.

Since I moved away from the Eastside a couple of years ago I don't really come here much anymore…read more Overall, the Roses chain has fell off since the 1990's and this store is no exception. The Walmart up the road has taken away much of the customers, but this store still has it's fair niche of shoppers. One thing that strikes my fancy is the fact that the store is definitely dated in terms of its appearance. This store has been at this exact location since the late 1960s and it is really showing its age. Maintenance issues aside, this store is not bad as far as prices are concerned. There's still some great deals to be had, especially in their furniture and home living department. This is the store that I go to first if I need to buy a lamp, clock, chairs, etc. Some departments are more well-stocked than others. I personally wouldn't shop here for clothing unless it is work-related, but they do have a wide selection of clothes for both men and women. The toys section is usually full. Pets department is hit or miss. Same can be said for OTC pharmacy and health and beauty aids. Electronics section is downright pitiful though. The store is never crowded, so shopping is generally a breeze here. The employees are not very social in regards to helping out. But that is a minor gripe though. It's far from the best looking store but I will always be back if I need something for my living room or bedroom.

I'd give this place a 3, because the quality of your experience will vary greatly depending on who…read morewaits on you. Some are very patient and hyper knowledgeable. One visit there, and I might add my last visit there, the girl that waited on my friend and I couldn't be dragged away from her text conversation long enough to help us. Product selection isn't bad. They don't carry my favorite brand, but whatever. There are better options in the Albany area. Jmho

I have never encountered a vape shop with employees with such knowledge and care. They've never…read morepushed me into buying something I didn't need and were always very understanding. They helped me get the vape just right for me. They walked me through everything and made sure I knew how to handle the device. They always greet me with a smile and make nice conversation. They have a wide range of juices and flavors. It's always a pleasure going in. I have gone multiple times and have never had anyone be rude or snide with me. More than likely if an employee was "being rude", it was the customer with the attitude and didn't get their way. Good life has always been extremely fair and ethical in their dealings. They truly put pride and care in their work.

My fiance purchased an engagement ring from John Ross jewelers sometime back in late December/…read moreearly January 2008. The ring was pre-made, but had small diamonds added to it by John Ross jewelers. One month or so after I received the ring, one of the small diamonds added into it fell out. My fiance traveled to Albany (we live in Atlanta) to have the ring repaird by John Ross Jewelers. They fixed it in approximately three hours. Over the next few months, the prongs holding the smaller diamonds began to turn a bit yellow. I didn't have concern however, because I had heard this happens to white gold rings. However, about eight or nine months later, three more of the small diamonds fell out. At this point we were certain that the quality of the customized mounts that held the small diamonds was not good. When my fiance returned again to Albany, he encountered the store's manager (owner?) Chuck Roberts who informed him that he would repair the ring again. When my fiance asked Chuck as to why the diamonds were falling out, Chuck informed him that "some new chemical women are using in some product" is causing erosion and/or pitting of the gold in the diamond settings and thus causing the diamonds to fall out. My family has rings that have been passed down from generation to generation. Some of the women who wore them worked in factories as far back as the 40s and 50s. Some of them were domestics. My mother now wears three of these rings. I have NEVER heard of any cleaning or hair chemical strong enough to erode the gold off of rings. My mother and I don't work in any strenous environment- I'm an accountant and she's an attorney. There is NO reason why the gold should have eroded and cause my diamonds to fall out. Having said that, I called Chuck myself and inquired about this "mysterious chemical". He could/wouldn't identify what he thought it was. He also claimed that it "happened all the time" which I don't think is a good thing in his line of work. Therefore, I told him that as I am no chemist, that means nothing to me as a consumer and that I would like to return the ring for a refund. He repeatedly interrupted my speech during the process and finally said, "Well, Babyhoneychild, we don't do refunds. It says so right at the bottom of the receipt. We do store credit only." I said, "Am I to understand that if a product is defective you not only do not give a refund, but you expect me to use a "store credit" to get another potentially defective product?" I then informed him that I would be making a few phone calls and hung up. My fiance went back to retrieve the ring before it was repaired so that we could have it evaluated by a professional. Upon returning, the repair that was originally estimated to take a week to repair, was miraculously finished. (I hope that doesn't mean they rushed through yet another faulty repair). The short version is this: I'm not willing to have my fiance travel 3 hours to have a ring repaired for a third, fourth, fifth, or however many times. I can hardly believe that someTHING that I am using is causing all my diamonds to fall out. I don't appreciate being interrupted or being called "Babyhoneychild" by a strange man. At this point, I don't want to do any more business with him, but I felt compelled to say something because other people may encounter his shoddy work and shoddy attitude. Be warned.

My fiancée designed and purchased my engagement here. Now I was not present during the process, but…read morethis weekend I came in to have my ring sized as well as altered slightly to fit the original design that my fiancée came up with. One thing I like about this place is that it is def a mom and pop business. The people are very friendly and really take in to consideration what you want. After showing the jewelery designer a few things to the ring that I wanted, they decided to just recast the whole thing so that I would be happy. I really liked that... this makes me consider them more when I purchase my wedding bands. Especially since my band will have to be designed to fit my engagement ring. John Ross has a good variety of rings, earrings, and pendants. They has some really pretty settings for engagement rings too. Very nice. But really, the thing that impressed me was that they can make your design a reality with a jeweler and a jewelery designer to make sure it looks perfect. Also that they are willing to go to great lengths so that their customers are happy. This may not be a fancy jewelery store like the ones that I'm used to in Atlanta, but they sure know what customer service is about. #365Yelp 65/365

The team at Marks greenhouse are always very friendly and helpful. I go there for all my garden…read moreneeds

Normally things are available and well stocked in the store. Great plants. However the business…read moreis not very well organized. Mark's Greenhouse sold me 3 scoops of raised bed soil on Thursday, with promises to deliver on Monday. They had none on their lot even as they charged me for some, and now they have no idea when the soil will arrive. Customers have been inconvenienced - last week I had the possibility of getting a friend with a pickup to go to Barber's for some of their soil. And, now I will have to do that anyway on my own. I am a 74-year old woman. This is not good for my health. Customer service rep was curt and threw her problem in dealing with her supplier back at me. Their incompetence is not my problem.NOT HAPPY!!!!!!!

Growing up around Family Dollar, I never been to one that had great service, all household…read moreessentials, and the most friendliest service! Our family dropped in for a foam cooler. On our way to our annual camping trip and the town of Sylvester will still your heart. This dollar store was the cherry on top from purchasing local steaks all the way to gassing up. If you're ever in route to Atlanta, be sure to stop in the town of Sylvester to visit the friendliest family Dollar, arguably the nation!