2308 13th Street Ensley, Birmingham AL 35208
“Chrissy could not have been more patient or more helpful in selecting the perfect furniture for my den. I would absolutely recommend BWF to anyone looking to upgrade their home.”
14 W Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham AL 35209
“I have always have bought coffee there and loved it! Today I bought whole bean for the first time and ground it at home. Ya’ll have spoiled me and my wife. I’ll never buy coffee anywhere else. You guys ROCK! Please put a location in Trussville. I’ll always be a loyal customer.”
779 N Pine Hill Rd, Birmingham AL 35217
“The folks at M & D are incredible. You couldn't find any more helpful people and they carry quite a selection of fastness and a few other items as well.”
2500 13th Street Ensley, Birmingham AL 35208
“Arrived just in time for a 1PM appointment, they got me right on a door and had me unloaded in less than an hour. Did I mention the shipping clerk at the window was very professional polite and just a nice person. Pretty good place and people.”
165 Goodrich Dr #2, Birmingham AL 35217
“Love working with this company! Always have the answers to any questions I have about products and customer service is impeccable. David Brown has helped me out so many times and is always so sweet. Highly recommend this distributor.”
30 W Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham AL 35209
“I have used Kroger for over 1 year. Excellent service and quality. My groceries were delivered this morning by Marquice Johnson. He was such a gentleman asking if I needed help getting my groceries inside. I hope Marquis delivers to me again”
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