A beautiful, clean, and easy to find store. Over 100 vendors under on roof who sell everything from…read moreplants to clothes to soap to food to gifts and more. Great way to spend some time while visiting Virginia Beach and purchase a fun gift or something for yourself. Many vendors are people of color, women, military affiliated and a variety of ages!

I'm a local maker with a small display inside The Lazy Daisy, so I may be a little biased -- but I…read moregenuinely love this shop. The store does a beautiful job curating local artisans alongside unique home décor and gift items you don't see everywhere else. I I've bought a cute vintage mug from Japan here, along with Fusion Mineral Paint and a custom wood cutting board with the phrase "Bless the food before us, the family beside us, and the love between us." The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and it's one of those places where you can wander and always discover something new. If you're in Virginia Beach and enjoy supporting small businesses, it's definitely worth a stop.

I stopped by and there were tons of flies on her produce. She is very expensive snd her fruit was…read moreto the point of Going Bad. She did not have figs which is why I stopped by to see if she had them. She said when she had them she charged $6.00 but Trader Joes and JADE GARDEN Chinese Food sells them for Less! She is more expensive than Whole Foods (Whole Paycheck as they call it in California!).

Quick review for local small business owners. Came in today for a rotary phone for my daughter…read more They had the phone, but more importantly they were cheerful, pleasant and it was a great experience. Support local businesses and shop there, lots of funky cool stuff from great beach furniture to a old fashioned leather bag. Well done to the owners and best of luck.

Okay first off, the countless images of "Ollie" hanging everywhere creep me out…read more Now that that's out of the way, allow me to begin my review. The claims of "cheap" stuff are only that.. claims. Just the condition of the store was questionable, as it seemed most stuff was just scattered around, aimlessly. There wasn't much I found to get, which was somewhat disappointing. It felt like a cross between Kmart, Rose's, Big Lots, Dollar General and your typical dingy little outlet store you see in 90s movies. The only thing I ended up with was a light blue bath towel. It's not bad, but I will admit that it's the only bath towel I own that had mystery stains on it after the first use. It's like it bleached itself. I didn't do anything different with it and it still rebelled for some reason. I'm not blaming Ollie's specifically, but it's still something to be aware of if you're in the market for one. Service wasn't bad during my visit. I would check other locations before I'd make a definite conclusion on the chain. However, in regards to this one?.. It's a "meh" at best.

The prices are great, and the products they have are surprisingly very good!! Here is my issue:…read morethis store is incredibly understaffed. With only one cashier on a Saturday, the checkout line wrapped the interior of a very busy store. It took almost an hour for me just to checkout. Additionally the one cashier was a very old woman who moved soooooo slowly (not her fault), so that's why it took so long - the wait for checkout was so long, several people gave up and went to the nearby Dollar Tree.

Welp, the wonderful world of Instagram brought Jars of Dust to my attention. I was scrolling and…read morescrolling one day and saw a workshop opportunity. So my friend and I booked a class. It was one of the best activities we did together. We enjoyed every minute of the class. The pricing was very reasonable especially for what we got. They really take pride in their product and made sure to handle our projects with care! The class was small which I loved. We were paid attention to closely and she was very helpful throughout the entire class. The little store front they have is so cute. So many cute products to purchase both their own and local artists and small businesses. Parking is easy. They are tucked back with a few other businesses. We plan to be back! Products take about 6-8 weeks to finish being made once you finish making the product.

This place is awesome! Beautifully crafted pottery! Clean and very simplistic in the inside…read more Staff was readily available for any questions! Made me feel comfortable. Lots of parking available. Definitely a one of kind place. Stop by and show your support for small and local business!

The Redefinery is a consignment store that prides itself on being "environmentally focused and…read moreeconomically sound". It is a large and beautiful space that is continually evolving as new furnishings and home decor arrives in to the store. You will be delighted to see items such as brand new couches paired alongside estate furniture and antiques. The Redefinery does a splendid job at showing you how to reimagine using the old with the new as well as using the old in a new way. The owner, Danielle Dawley, as well as the her employees are kind and helpful. In addition to shopping, you can make an appointment to consign your furnishings and home decor via their website. Their prices are fair and respectable and are adjusted on a consignment schedule. Meaning you can take a chance to see if the item is still there in a month as the sale price will go down. Truly one of my favorite places to shop in the 757!

My husband and I found this store online and decided to go take a look. We were impressed by the…read moreselection and prices and ended up leaving with a few pieces. We've been back since and our experience was just as good the second time. The staff is fabulous and are very helpful without feeling pushy. This will definitely be one of our go-to places now.

Excellent customer service! Nice selection and great prices. Super friendly staff, not pushy at…read moreall. Answered our questions and gave us all the time we needed to make our decision. We opted to have our sofa and loveseat delivered. That went smoothly, they unpacked/positioned the furniture in our rec room and disposed of the shipping crates too. Upon discovering a manufacturer defect on the back of the sofa frame, Nihad ordered us a replacement couch immediately. They re-delivered the new one and hauled the other one away, no questions asked. New one is perfect! They stand behind the quality of their products and do what it takes to ensure that their customers are happy.

I feel bad for the owner. Walked in to someone sitting in the chair on phone in a hoodie. Not sure…read moreif they worked there. Looks up. Lady answered our first question hurriedly as she rushed past us at the front doors. There was no one in the store, so I'm not sure what was more important than customers. We stood by the dinette sets and pretty much were ignored. We like not being harassed, but you should approach and ask if there is anything you can help with. We left to another employee looking at their phone. Told us to have a nice day.

Patrick was a delight to work with. Went above and beyond. I HIGHLY recommend using these folks if…read moreyou need nice ALL WOOD soft close cabinets!

I stopped by today at Wayne's Home on Sam's Circle in the heart of Chesapeake's Greenbrier section…read more The staff was friendly and helpful with questions and suggestions about their product lines. They also offer interactive services where if they do not have the item that you are interested in on their showroom floor, you can use their software to build exactly what you want to have it delivered to the store or directly to your home. They have a wide variety of items to view for both inside and outside of the home. They also offer convenient financing to make purchasing easier. Their prices are competitive and they offer good quality as well.

Owner was rude! Last…read moreFebruary my husband and I flew to Norfolk and took the ferry to Portsmouth for the day. We found this shop and a beautiful (and pricey) piece of pottery in the front window that unfortunately I could not fly home with. Fast forward to today over 5 months later and it's still there. This time we drive and it was coming home. BUT... when I entered the shop the owner or employee was upstairs and when I said I needed help she continued to yell from above instead of coming down to the COMPLETELY EMPTY store. I explain I'd like to see the piece in the window and the she replies "Well I can't just take it out." I say "Even to sell?" She starts shuffling down stairs and muttering and says "I can't just take it out to look at" under her breath but loud enough for me to hear. Well that was it. We just told her not to bother herself and left. Enjoy your completely empty shop when it's closed because you can't be bothered to actually sell anything. And I agree with the owner... She had zero patience to actually sell anything. Not on the phone not doing anything but sitting upstairs and didn't want to be bothered. Just laziness. If you don't want to sell something big and can't be bothered to move it maybe don't put it in your display window or hire someone not rude and lazy. I try to shop local and support local businesses but if you don't want to be bothered and then LIE about it then you don't deserve the support. And if you were sorry you did a poor job of showing it.

Heaven on earth if you are a foodie like me. If you can't find it here then you won't find it…read moreanywhere. They have so much.....you could easily spend an hour in here.....if you credit card can take the beating. Dishes, cookware, mixes and jams and sauces....oh my! Cookbooks, gadgets, seasonal....you name it, they have it. We were greeted as soon as we walked in and offered help if we needed it. If you like to cook or need a gift for a foodie this is your store.