Lemontree

The most abrupt person, Nancy greeted us at the entry of the store since I had a package in my hand. I explained that this Christmas present we received was not appropriate for us since we celebrate Chanukah.
The first thing out of her mouth was, «yes, this is ours, but we will make an exception, we don’t usually take back Christmas items».
I let her know who the person that purchased it, but they were not in the computer.
At this point, Nancy said, «we will not take this back since we don’t know the item number to look up a price and walked away». I was standing there speechless alone. All the other sales people were speechless as well.
As I exited this store I let them know that I had never been on before and would make sure everyone I spoke with and myself would never be in again.
This has to be the most snotty store I have ever been in. Being snooty to a potential customer is not the way to being in business. Hopefully they won’t be there much longer. Merry Christmas to them!

Just bought some candles for an event basket and they smell so good! I love going to Lemontree just to see what is new and beautiful in the land of design.
Plus, they always have adorable and unique seasonal items — right now, I keep eyeing their Nora Fleming Servingware — have you ever seen it? Brilliant and elegant! I won’t spoil the surprise, go check it out for yourself.

I love this store! Unique décor Items and right now for christmas its 50% off christmas décor and ornaments. The owners are very warm and friendly and so is sweet Chester, the dog. They were not rude or snooty by any means.

What a cute store! They have unique décor items that were fun to look at. They had a gorgeous selection of throw blankets as well. The employees were very kind and inviting, including the sweet dog! :) We’ll be back!

It was worth the drive from Summerlin to Lemontree! The Owners, staff, and Chester the friendly dog made you feel like you were at home. There are so many great finds. From Christmas items, beautiful gifts, and home decorations. Lemontree is a must to come and shop at!

So in love with this store! I wish I would have came here sooner! Beautiful, unique home décor at reasonable prices! Love that they offer great coupons for huge discounts! The owners are so so sweet!

Rude, rude, rude!
What a bunch of snooty people who feel they are doing you a favor for being there! I have shopped at LemonTree about a half dozen times, my husband has circled back on his own to buy me gifts I commented on. Each time I felt like the workers /​owners or whoever they are have this annoyed tone about them, they go about their business at check out, completely ignoring you until they are ready to «deal» with you. I have always brushed it off but last night, I went to grab a couple of gifts… other than a group of three people together, the store was empty, as it usually is when I go. I waited for the group of three to check out and head toward the door. I went to the counter and placed the items on it and stood there and stood and stood for almost two minutes while one woman immediately turned her back to me while standing and the other was seated… the woman standing turned around and looked at me over her half glasses and said «Hello» then turned her back again and for another minute and a half continued to handle whatever business they were doing. I felt like an idiot who did not even register on their radar. How hard would it have been to say «I’ll be right with you…» or «Just one quick moment» instead of setting a tone (as they have before) like I need them and I am lucky they will even speak to me. So, I turned and walked out. When I approached my car, I noticed the snooty glasses wearing woman come out of another door and say «Excuse me» I just looked at her and said, «Rude!» She went on to say something that I could not understand so I repeated, «Rude…you are rude!» And I went on my way. I will never be back. They all need to take a class in customer service and also take a look in the mirror and have a reality check on exactly who they are and what their purpose is in a gift shop… to tend to the customer in a friendly hospitable manner.