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    Tool Club

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    1 year ago

    Went to buy things for my pool area, good prices too. Patio umbrellas are really nice

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    Williams-Sonoma

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    Walked in to pick up an order I had purchased online on a Saturday…read more First let me start by stating that I have always been a fan of Williams-Sonoma. They have lots of things for sell that I did not know I needed nor existed. But this time the lady at the counter acted as if I was lost or she was on medication. I told her I was there to pick up an order and she asked me if I was sure it was a store pick up order and not an order to be delivered. Then she asked if I was at the correct store. Then she asked if I had already paid for the order then finally she asked what was I picking up. When I told her she said oh, yes I believe I saw that back there. I miss the days of people just asking to see the order. Oh and after she handed my paid item to me she asked if I needed a bag. Do better Williams-Sonoma. I do recommend this store as we need to keep the brink & mortars open.

    Went for father's day with my dad for the little class on steak. They had coffee there along with 2…read moredifferent syrups to try incase you wanted something. Also water was available. I can't really complain since it's FREE. Feels weird to criticize but I have to. Going for just the class is not worth it. It's not some full breakdown or really informative on the cuts of meat or anything. I think if anything it's more so helpful to those that might be interested to see what seasonsings/sauces are used and what fancy/expensive pans or skillets are used for the dish they're making. But even then it's not like alot of info is given on the cooking tools they use, just more so brand name and type (like if it's cast iron or enamel). Maybe while you shop throughout the store they give more info. Plantain chips and a bit of chimmichurri sauce was given, like 4-5 chips a person. The steak had a dry chimmichurri rub that was yummy. Probably would've been better if the lady had let the steak "rest" for the 10 minutes but maybe she felt that others were impatient and that's why she cut into it as soon as she took it off the pan. For those that think they'll get fed, you are wrong and don't ever go in with that expectation. You're getting a small sampling. Overall MAYBE like 2-3 bits of the actual entree. I knew this going in but I feel like alot of people don't so that's why i mention it. I went knowing this, but my plan was to look at bakeware anyway since I had never been in a WS store. So for me the drive was worth it and a cute small activity to do with my dad.

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