This spot is awesome! They have their own little parking. The building is covered in beautiful art…read moreand painting. They have a ton of different art supplies across all mediums. Their options seem unlimited! Every time I come here, I end up spending my time going up and down each aisle. It's also very quality art supplies. They offer different art classes as well which I believe they hold in one of the stores walking distance from them. They have a list of their upcoming classes and events posted on the board next to the entrance. All their workers are friendly and helpful to any questions you might have. For the quality of the supplies, it's a great price.

Great place to buy art supplies. Prices on most stuff is cheaper than Amazon and the staff here is…read moreextremely friendly and helpful. My wife's an artist and has only painted with oils but is now learning to use water colors. She's been stocking up on supplies here and is very happy with the products. It's a pretty big store and is usually pretty busy. They have frequent sales so check their website.

This is a smaller store, but they have a bit of every kind of art supply you need here. I found…read morethis Blick shop as I was in the neighborhood, and I'm glad I stopped in. I was greeted by the cashier and also by another staff lady while I was browsing in the aisles. The store itself is nicely organized and if you test any of their pens, pencils, or anything like that, they have a separate tray where you can place them. I'm thinking they probably do a sanitize thing with them, which is cool. I will have to stop in again sometime!

I love walking around and looking at all the art supplies offered here. It's not too big of a store…read morebut a decent size. An employee helped me with picking a masking fluid and a kneaded eraser. Their selection of watercolors is plentiful. I ended up buying a tube of white gouache which was on sale. The pearlescent watercolor pan I bought was good quality but cost a pretty penny. This is my candy store.

She had all selections to create an ideal alter. Candle lit bulbs using electric. Brass plates for…read morefruits used for offerings. Plenty of statuettes of lady Buddha and god of war quang con. Probably spelled it wrong. Incense, decorations for Tet as well.

Cash only !!! Store is so crowded and some merchandise were…read moredusty . Great place for Buddhist offerings and celebrations. From shrines settings to house hold decorations . Here for the Tet ornaments and they have quite a selection Too bad it's cash only establishments, I didn't have enough money so had to put some items back.

Quality food and staff are very hardworking. Would love to come back with family again.read more

I would like to commend Staff Member Kaithleen for being extremely helpful. I have never…read moreexperienced such excellent customer service like the one she provided today at around 9:15 AM. However, when I returned because I forgot something, I encountered an Indian associate who was very rude. Unfortunately, she has been unpleasant every time I visit this store, and it really affects my experience. I truly hope that Michaels management addresses this issue, as it makes shopping here unnecessarily stressful.

This place has eye-catching products. There's speakers that resemble HomePod speakers from Apple…read more There's color changing erasable gel pens. There's some fountain pens that reminded me of a TikTok video I came across a while back. There's some phone cases that look expensive to my taste. There's some screen protectors and this place has some good stuff.

This location is located at the Garden Grove promenade on Chapman. The store is a good size, but I…read morenoticed this location is a bit cluttered. I'm not sure if it's due to the holiday season, but there were items all over the place. They have a ton of holiday items, books, games, toys, clothes, skin care, home decor. I love their candy selection. They have the big gummy bags. Similar items to their other locations. The value is pretty good depending on what you get. It's "Five Below" but they have items that are higher priced. I only spot one worker most times I'm there so I'm glad they have self check out.

My hobby is doing plastic models. For years, I wanted to airbrush with a chrome finish but never…read morereally knew how. Check out BIMOTA TESI-1D 906SR engine and my Yamaha FZR75R!! This place caters to everything from painting cars to airbrushing t-shirts. The selection is so immense that it is almost intimidating. You can send $5.00 or you can spend $500.00. It really depends on how much you want to get into this art. The guys working here are extremely helpful. Don't be afraid to say that this is not for me. They are totally cool with how much you want to get into it. They even have classes. This is a candy store for any hobbyist!!

i love this place so much for the convenience of getting Pro Aiir products in person, and i…read moretypically have no issues with any of the guys that work here. Today one of the employees, i believe he is filipino, was really condescending and had a "know it all" energy towards me. You're there to help people, not be rude. Everyone else is nice and really helpful!

Michaels can be a hit or miss, but oh boy, I love when it hits…read more I recently stopped by to stock up on event essentials and some crafting supplies. Their Black Friday deals for holiday gear is the absolute best. Festive items are severely discounted, making it the best time of the year to shop for garland and ornaments. Grandma hobbies are also currently trending and Michaels has become our dealer. I've noticed that I'm picking up supplies/a new craft every weekend. Between clay building, hand stitching, sewing materials, it's so great to have a nearby one-stop-shop for all your artsy needs. Pro tip: search coupons in advance. They almost always have a coupon listed online for in-store purchases. Can't wait to check out their new location on Adams!

I frequent this Michaels many times a year, but recently since Party City has shut down and…read moreMichael's is now doing balloons, I decided to come here the morning of my son's 1st bday party to get some balloons. We came around 11am 12/21 and there was no line. There were self checkouts and multiple people behind the counter. I walked up and asked for balloons, and was met with a very busy employee who told me I needed to wait in line. So I went back, but as people started lining up behind me, I had to repeatedly tell them to go ahead because I was waiting for balloons (specifically one counter/person). I was fed up with that, so I just walked all the way up and stood back. No one helped. The person waiting for balloons to be blown up had been standing there and the Michaels employee blowing up her balloons was doing one balloon, then walking away to help find an item, or help with the pick up orders, then coming back to blow up a single balloon, then rushing away again! In total, she finally bundled up the balloons (a total of 6) and went on her way. That was 20 minutes. Finally, my turn, the balloon lady leaves, and another comes and helps me. Another 1 hour and 10 minutes later, I leave with my 12 balloons. I can't believe how slow the service here is where 90% of customers are doing self checkout. WHAT?! Insanity. It's Christmas time, but the works are slow paced, with no urgency to keep up. Anyways, fast forward to rushing to get back to set up for my son's party... we have the party and by night time, the helium balloons are dragging on the floor, 15 hours later. So in summary, if you want balloons, you have to come the day of, probably wait a couple hours and then by the end of the day, your balloons will have fallen.

I just finished another fabulous installation at St Vincent De Paul, Huntington…read moreBeach, Ca. I have subcontracted work with Cynthia Chenier, owner of Beveldine Inc for over 15+ years. She manufactures both beveled and handblown German art glass which is utilized in our copper doors, windows and architectural accompaniments, etched metal for furnishings and light fixtures for high end residential and commercial markets. She is diligent on all aspect of her job "from submittals to presentations to completion." She has always been extremely professional completing them on time and also working overtime when necessary. Whatever is needed I can count on her to do efficently. Commercial jobs are adherently difficult with time frames and material shortages and working with other subs. I have NEVER had a problem with communications, or the work produced with Beveldine.

I had been looking for a reputable glass shop to fabricate a double-paned and etched glass inset in…read moremy front door that had been damaged by a drunk vandal and finally came upon Beveldine. Cythnia was absolutely incredible at helping me recreate the glass that was damaged and actually made it better than new. Before Beveldine, I had quotes from other providers who only belatedly realized that they couldn't etch glass (and actually tried to pitch me on printing the pattern on instead), but Cynthia was clear about how the artwork needed to be setup (which I was able to do in Illustrator), clear about the orientation and what surface would be etched, and clear about how the glass would be insulated and sealed - all things I do not take for granted! The final product came out perfect. I now find myself walking around my house wondering what other glass I can change out for the beautiful work they can do.

YiYa Formosa, located on the 3rd floor of the Garden Walk, is trying to recreate the feeling of a…read moreTaiwan night market, and you can tell there was a lot of intention behind the concept. For a Friday evening, the crowd inside is very light...so I hope this establishment survives. Inside the store, the "stall" set up area feels incomplete or semi-vacant. Most of the vendors are selling knick-knacks rather than food, which wasn't what I expected from a night market-inspired space -- more food stall or hot bar please. The area is sub-divided into sections that seem to try to create a little of everything -- there are spaces for gatherings, worship, paintings and a small gift shop. Food options are limited to just a couple of snack bars, which don't really compare to as much options like 99 Ranch. There is also offering to learn mahjong! One bright spot, though, is the wishing tree, which is a very welcoming and thoughtful touch. Too bad, the paper was out.

There is nothing worth seeing; some of the products sold there were knockoffs; I was expecting…read morethere to be some tasty snacks or food items from Taiwan Republic of China, but the place was practically dead.