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Fun for browing and buying
By zeecee on 2/6/2004
This is one of those stores that can cure the blues. You move from glasses to cookware to vases, continually distracted by something else that's seductive. You'll find items you need and items you want, all reasonably priced - and nicely displayed. Upstairs is furniture, nothing that interests me, but the downstairs smaller items are where I browse.
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