Willow Springs Plaza — Local services in Nashua

this location is always well clean and well organized. It would be a little bit more helpful if the employees were a little bit more happy when dealing with customers I literally watched a customer ask a simple question and employees like I don’t know you need to go find out by another worker, and it was very simple because the lady had asked where was lightbulbs which would be in lighting. but then again employee should had said I will have someone help you let me call someone to where he was currently overall employee was extremely rude and unhelpful. I am a customer that was able to help her find what she needed. A customer that does not need to do a employee job and guide a customer to the right direction, but I am not writing this review to write negative review overall location as well. Taken care of just need a little bit more...

I visited the Sally’s store here. The girls there are relatively helpful. The store was in the process of changing their monthly reset I think. But I feel like the knowledge base for hair coloring products and such isn’t very extensive. I also think the welcoming into the store isn’t very enthusiastic. I worked for Sally’s a few years ago and customer service and knowledge of hair products - whether for coloring, toning or regular hair care/maintenance is important for a beauty brand that is trying to come back in a highly...

Built in 1993 by Daniel Webster himself, Willow Springs Plaza marks the place of his namesakes home. Weary wanderers would walk way out of their way to weep at the woots of Webster's Willow tree that inspired James Cameron's movie Avatar. In honor of the tree, president Webster had it removed and replaced by a Home Depot and an adjoining plaza. The plaza itself is a work of art and supported by a trust dedicated to providing affordable haircuts and ponytail...