3178 KY-80, Somerset KY 42503
“Everyone needs to stop by this cute shop! There's so many cute homemade items, they have beef for sale, skin care items and so much more! There's 2 rooms full of items you can't find all at one place normally! Shop local and show them your support!”
420 Ogden St B, Somerset KY 42501
“So glad I stumbled across this bookstore while going to the cute coffee shop across the road. I came out with some great quality candles that smell wonderful! Gave them as fun fall gifts to my 3 grown kids and they loved them.”
2835 South Hwy 27 Suite 400, Somerset KY 42501
“Love this store! Always have so much in stock and always so neat and clean! Well I visited again yesterday and did not have such a great experience. I was in the fabric section and there were 3 employees working but only 1 was helping customers. I asked if this one could cut my fabric and she said no she was only doing something else today and continued on. I would think you could stop what you are doing and help a customer then go back to your work. Other people heard heard heard her tell me this and were quiet shocked as well. I was going to just leave and not purchase the item but decided to see how the other employee did. She was efficient and good at her job but could have been nicer. I was very disappointed in that part of the store for sure as there is hardly no place to get fabric from. I guess they know that.”
645 South Hwy 27, Somerset KY 42501
“Went in to buy a adjustable mattress set and spoke with Clay Bruns. Couldn't ask for a better salesman. He was polite and very knowledgeable. He did not push us to buy nor did he rush us. If you are looking for a mattress or furniture give him a shout at Ashleys in Somerset. Great salesman.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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