October Moon

They had some cool old stuff but it was dark and kind of hard to see. It looked like something happened to the building –a leaky roof or something, lots of junk piled up in a back room. Very dark, hard to move about, unorganized — all of these things are fine if you like to pick like I do, but if you want a Neiman Marcus experience, you have the wrong place. Advice: Bring a flashlight.
The stuff they had was mostly furniture, vintage chotsky, and old costume jewelry. I was looking for more rust and older architectural or industrial items and did find a couple cool things, but it wasn’t what I had hoped for.
The store hours are apparently whenever they feel like opening the place up. I have no idea when to try to go by there. Way to run the place, people!
The person that was there was much too chatty for my liking. I would have purchased more had I had more time to shop and less time listening to the owner chatter on and on about unrelated things. A good salesperson LISTENS to their customer in order to be able to help them. They missed out on selling 4 – 5 items I would have liked to purchase, because they just wanted someone to talk at. I felt drained when I left.
This being said, I would still go back and I’d be more forceful about getting prices on the items that I want and I would do a better job of cutting the conversations short. The prices are great, but you have to ask on each item.
Bring cash. I don’t know why places like this don’t take credit or debit cards. Again, they are missing out on bigger and more sales because of it.
I think this business has a lot of potential. It’s kind of a shame the place isn’t getting the love and attention it needs, because they could do so much better.

Very poor customer service and is quick to blame customers for the business’s mistakes.