My daughter has been taking piano lessons at Stafford for a couple of years now. She loves her…read morelessons and her instructor. She always looks forward to it!

Instruction is mediocre but that is not all. Back in march of 2023 they were still enforcing masks…read moreand did not allow kids to sit and wait but made them stand. These rules are apparently for customers only. While my daughter was masked and standing their employee, a thin and tall guy with brown hair, was sitting behind a computer with his mask down so that his mouth and mustache were showing.

Stansifer Radio is my go-to shop for everything electronics! I fondley remember going there when I…read morewas a kid with my dad. He bought a super sweet Voice of Music reel to reel stereo setup. My my was really upset with him. Customer care is paramount as Stansifer's. The staff is SO friendly and accommodating! Great selection and value at every nook and cranny!

Great, knowledgeable customer service. The fellow with whom I spoke really knew his stuff and…read moreguided me away from an expensive, unnecessary purchase.

The Totem Post is, quite simply, a Nashville, Indiana icon. It first opened in 1952 and was one of…read moreonly five shops in town. It is still in the family of founding owners Bill and Marielle Jockey as their daughter now owns it. Open year-round, The Totem Post offers authentic Native American jewelry, crafts, moccasins, knives, ethnic gifts, silver, and copper jewelry. The Totem Post folks are without fail friendly and I'm pleased to report that the shop itself is surprisingly wheelchair friendly (not always true in Nashville). A lot of the items at The Totem Post have a sense of spirituality to them and the times I've visited it has felt like a bit of a respite to even enter the establishment. The store has a bit of a fun origin story. The Jockeys were dancers on the SS. Uruguay who visited family in Indianapolis. During the visit, they were taken to Nashville, Indiana. Not long after, the leathercraft establishment went up for sale - The Jockeys moved forward and bought the place and quickly began establishing themselves among Native American and South American communities so they could carry high quality yet affordable items. While Nashville has certainly grown larger than those five shops from 1952, The Totem Post remains a local favorite and a tourist destination. I seldom, if ever, visit Nashville without a stop here.

Was really exited to check this store out only to be disappointed by the customer service. Felt…read moreignored and was not greeted, as well as being brushed off, very sad about the experience.

I'm sure the staff is all very talented, but they are not kind or welcoming at all. Treated me as…read morethough I was dumb, and made me feel as though my lack of tattoos and piercings made me les worthwhile of a customer to them. I felt so uncomfortable and unwelcome in their business. I went to get a septum, but finally left after waiting 40 minutes past my appointment time. Furthermore, not a single person was wearing a mask. This is not very considerate to the customers who weren't expecting no masks, and didn't feel comfortable with that. If I knew that beforehand, I would have gone elsewhere

Rude customer service highly recommending Claires in the mall!! They will do right by you and not…read morerob you if your not a college student love that

The Service Is Amazing The Selection Is Great…read moreAnd The Value Was Excellent My favorite Record Store Currently! Can't Find Any Pictures But That's Okay!

...reasonable prices on vinyl? Say it ain't so! Neat little shop in a college town where you can…read morehear tunes on some well-loved top-of-the-line-for-their-time JBLs while you flip through the bins. And if you're a folky type you'll really dig it here. There's a whole lot of space dedicated to fans of finger picking and banjos. I'll be back! Check this place out If you're in town!

Nice family owned business with many personal touches. Support small business. Nice little shop.read more

Went here during business hours, but door was locked. Unsure why the business was not open during…read morethe specified hours.

When I'm on vacation, I like to like up a piece of jewelry to remind me of my trip. This little…read morefamily-run, local jewelry shop is packed with jewelry - some older estate jewelry, as well as new pieces. I have purchased earring here in the past. The jewelry is neatly organized by type, stone, color, etc. Glass cases and walls are filled with silver and gold. The clerk/owner was friendly, knowledgeable and pointed out where to find the older pieces. She was happy to spend time with us or leave us to shop. I was fascinated by the large pieces of amber with little inclusions. I saw many quality pieces. Prices were reasonable. My husband liked looking at the sterling silver antique old and ends. A newspaper clipping on the wall tells the story of owners, Al and Carol Drake. The Drakes have been selling jewelry for 50 years. Al is a silver and gold smith. There was a sign that indicated that they repair and craft jewelry, but there is a three month wait because they are busy. We found free street parking nearby (which was a miracle). This shop is definitely worth checking out. You're probably not going to leave empty handed.

What an amazing shop. It was our 5 year anniversary and my birthday so my husband brought me here…read moreand said pick one. The pieces were so original and beautiful. The staff was amazing. The owner sized my ring and I plan to return with other pieces I need sized.

They are nice and have good prices. Some stuff is over priced there, but then I just don't buy it…read more Have found plenty of deals, and they are typically willing haggle a bit

I don't know why, but I love this place. All of the pawn shops in town are good, but there's…read moresomething different I can't quite place my finger on. It's got nearly everything you can think of. I've seen a pinball game there, and they even have a scooter right now. The prices are right and the staff is always friendly and helpful.