Mission At the Grove — Local services in Asheville

Went to this store today ready to purchase a dining room table and chairs. I needed this for the weekend and was willing to take the floor model. Laura was so rude the entire time making me feel like she was doing me a favor letting me buy the set. First she said I would probably cost her sales because I was removing the table off the sales floor even though I pointed out that if I didn't take the floor model SHE was going to lose a sale right now. Second she acted like she was doing me a favor taking 10% off because it was scratched. Then lastly she continued mumbling that she didn't like the fact that the table was getting sold and possibly costing her a sale. At this point I had enough!! I was getting ready to hand her $2100 cash for an old table off the floor while she continuously complained. I walked out after telling her that she was rude and her smartass attitude cost herself a sell! Customers need to know you don't have to put up with this kind of treatment. You can go online and order almost all her stuff from AAmerica Furniture with free curbside shipping....

The Grove itself is so worth visiting, and you might find something cute that you like in here! I'm incredibly fond of Mission/Arts&Crafts style so I had been so excited to go. While there is indeed Mission style furniture, it kind of stops there. Nothing else in the store is Arts & Crafts style, which I found kind of confusing? I would have thought this would be somewhere to buy decor that might also go with your Mission/Arts&Crafts furniture. It was more generic country/mountains style, which probably suits plenty of people. However if you are like myself and visiting Asheville specifically because of your love of Arts&Crafts and hoping to find stores like that,...

A souvenir shop with a good selection of unique gifts. If you’re looking for something special to remember Asheville by, this is a great place to visit.

The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by shelves filled with beautifully curated souvenirs. From handcrafted jewelry and locally made candles to stylish apparel and artistic home décor, there’s something for everyone. The store does a great job of highlighting local artisans and makers, so you know you’re getting something special and authentically Asheville.

It’s more than just a souvenir shop—it’s a place where you can find meaningful, locally inspired treasures that make for the perfect...