I have gone to Michael's for the better part of 20 years, and I can attest that not all locations…read moreare fully stocked or have a lot of variety. This location did not disappoint. There was a lot of inventory and options to choose from. I enjoy making cookies and was looking for some cookie cutters. I will say they did have a variety, but hoping they get even more. Checkout was a breeze with two self check out registers. I forgot about this location, but when in the need to go to Michael's, I will keep this location in mind.

Michaels, regardless of location, is my go-to craft store. I have been ordering ahead and picking…read moreup while running other errands. I get a fair amount of their gift cards from my online activity, so I don't directly pay for what I get here. They have a good variety of merchandise that suits my needs, from baking to my attempts at painting and such. The price points are from inexpensive to high end, so I believe that pretty much everyone can shop here and find what they need within their price range. The staff are friendly and helpful and don't pester you as you wander the store. I love being able to peruse without pressure. They have improved the app, so it's easier to shop in the store to find both deals and coupons. I also get their emails and am in the rewards program (more gift cards!).

I went with a friend to check out the store. Some clerk with a detachable white lace collar was…read moregiving me the stink eye. I decided to break the ice and asked her where they had alligator clips. She huffed and stomped over to the spot and told me, "We don't call them that here. They are hair clips." and she briskly turned around and walked away like I had just asked for the dildo dept. The male clerk was no better. But I do have shoulder length hair so I guess I deserved it.

First things first - Hobby Lobby is a problematic corporation. (Like CFA level IFYWIM). However, I…read morewas desperate and in the area. Massive Christmas clearance section! I swear it felt like the aisles were never ending. Hobby Lobby is like Michael's and Home Goods had a huge baby. Like Costco size huge. Everything was marked 60% off which was amazing and some things actually rang up as 70% off at the check out? We love a good deal! (Everything was cheaper than the dollar store in the same strip mall) The checkout line was like twenty people deep before they opened another register. I was foolish and didn't grab a cart so my arms were literally shaking by the time it was my turn to pay lol. Checkout employee was nice enough and friendly. I could tell they were exhausted from it being so busy. On that note I will also say that I didn't see any employees while I was shopping... so it's a good thing I didn't need any help?

Convenient location close to Maplewood Mall. It was kind of gross to see the garbage's outside had…read morenot been emptied in possibly weeks. It was 10am when I took the photo so unless Monday nights are crazy here, it has been days since someone attended to this. It's an average Hobby Lobby.

Great craft store. Hobby Lobby carries awesome decor. I usually go to Joanns and Michael's for my…read morecrafting needs. Hobby Lobby is my go to for home decor and seasonal decorations. It's August but yes, they already put up their Christmas displays which is the most exciting part. I can always rely on hobby lobby for home decors. The staff are always kind and helpful.

This is definitely a one off location. It's connected to the mall but the mall is pretty dead now…read more I feel like it's smaller than the most locations in which I feel like they generally don't have some of things other stores offer. I especially look for the seasonal diamond art and sometimes jewelry making items. They seem to have 2 checkout counters but i've only seen the closer to the parking lot open vs the mall door register. Line can definitely build up quick. Prices have went up a bit as well and while they offer a rewards program, they offer less/not as good coupons now.

It could be this location but overall, I have not had any luck or good experience with Michaels…read more"Curb Side". Why Michaels offer Curb side is beyond me; they never have enough staff scheduled to actually bring out your orders. The first time I sat in my car for 15 minutes, no one came. Then I went in and push the button for service, waited 5-10 minutes no one came. Eventually I just looked for my order and went about my day. It's really frustrating because no one offers to help even though the walk past you, and there's no clear instructions on how to go about picking up your curb side order. The main reason I do curb side is for convenience otherwise I would have just picked it up in the store myself. Anyways, my latest experience was terrible. I never received a confirmation that my order was ready, I had to track my order and found out it was ready for pick up. When I got to the store, I continuously looked for my item. Again, there are no clear instructions, the items are all over and anyone can take anything and go about their day. After looking and looking, there was no one that came by to help. I finally found my name on a carboard, and a piece of paper by it stating "Behind the counter". So now I'm in line, mind you Michaels has switched to mostly self-checkouts which I'm not complaining about, but they should still have registers available to assist customers who cannot or do not prefer to use the self-checkout. There was one person in front of me that has already been with the cashier for about 5 minutes or so. I was the only one in line, it eventually became very busy. I'd say there were about 15 people that bypass me to use the self-checkout, and now there were about 3 other people behind me waiting for the cashier. While I'm waiting, one of the customers needed help with the self-checkout, there was another employee aside from the one cashier who walkie for help. The Cashier said she'll be right there, which made ZERO sense to me. Why couldn't the employee who walkie help the customer, and how does it make sense that I have been waiting and now the cashier is going to help someone knew who came well after me. Luckily another employee clocked in early (I knew this because their conversation was loud enough for me to hear). The employee that clocked in early then switched the current cashier, and the cashier then just went to stand behind the counter to wait to assist anyone that may need help with the self-checkout, even though there was a line of customer waiting to be help. So now you have an employee just waiting while all these customers are also just waiting to be helped. I spent 30 minutes in Michaels trying to do a curb side pick up, how ridiculous does that sound? Granted the extra five minutes was because we needed to wait for the manage to approve a return. I got the wrong color and needed to do an even exchange but the cashier said they could because it messes with the inventory count. I've worked in retail and an even exchange doesn't mess with the inventory count since they have their UPC, but maybe Michaels inventory system is a bit behind... or too advanced? I haven't been in retail for almost 15 years.

The two employees there were terrific. The store is large and well supplied. But the store needs…read moresecurity. Shoplifting was rampant and the overrun of the store by thieves was frightening--and impossible situation for the two young small staff.

HUGE store! mUCH bigger than Roseville with high ceilings, airy, relaxing, VERY well organized…read morecompared to more expensive Michaels! I had the marvelous task last month of finding a special Art & Crafts project to do for a weekend Crafts event in upstate Minnesota. I picked creating a giant sugar skull on thin etched wood using brightly colored felt, acrylic paints and sparkle complete w hand created Mexican flowers. SUCH fun! I found unique mounting foundations to hot glue my piece on -- tin that was created with a deep wave which i spray painted in black with a ramie hanger. 50 cent pieces of thick wonderful felt, a huge selection throughout the store of fine scissors, Joanne brand hot glue gun at an excellent price performing perfectly. I also fell in love with their carefully thought out selections of BEAUTIFUL delicate naturally colored artificial flowers, holiday decorations to craft, hang, their artist supplies to draw paint, and of course their great selection of textiles. My 92-year-old " speedy gonzalez" mom in San Diego gifted me her beautiful sewing machine..... so of course i am SERIOUSLY considering taking sewing courses here! Enjoy!

I have purchased at least 15 stockings from Merry stockings. From time to time a kit has been…read moreshort on beadings or sequins and they have been excellent in sending me out whatever it was that I needed. The kits are always wonderful to make up. I am very happy with this company.. .

From the owner: MerryStockings is an online retailer of personalized Christmas stockings and other holiday decor'…read moreproducts.

They did a very nice job framing a poster I brought back from vacation. They suggested a frame that…read morematched well and was relatively affordable, cut it down to my specs and taped the exhibit name to the back. I'd go back.

They ruined my poster and charged me twice what they quoted me. No creativity. The owners were rude…read morebefore I even paid. I should have went elsewhere based on service alone.

The owner and her cronies were loudly gossiping about how they were "keeping an eye on the woman in…read morethe grey hoodie who always comes in and steals yarn." I realized they were talking about my son's partner, who was wearing a grey hoodie, had simply been waiting while I shopped, had never been in the store before, and absolutely did not steal anything. Their racist assumptions and casual accusations were appalling, and they have permanently lost my business.

My wife and I have spent a small fortune on products at this shop over the last several years, as…read morewe love WB (I grew up there) and wish to support local businesses. Today, my wife was spending something like $170 on random bits she wanted for projects and was subjected to a Red Hat MAGAt tirade of nonsense and vitriol from the owner of all people. Who, incidentally claims to be a "trained economist"? Sorry, but getting a C in one Intro to Econ class at Lakewood does not make you an economist, Ethyl. We will NEVER spend another penny there. Having political views is all very well and good, shoving them onto your CUSTOMERS is reprehensible!