I love this store. So much to look at and great prices. The employees are very friendly and…read morehelpful. Can't wait for their parking lot sale.

A mid-sized store with a big heart…read more There's a lot going on at the Undercroft: video games, standup cabinets, pinball, board, card, war, and tabletop roleplaying games. There are collectibles as well: Funco Pops, reproductions of swords and armor... Something for everybody. Think of it as Spencer's for uber-nerds. The Undercroft is my go-to store of all things roleplaying. Mike and Jake know their trade and are eager to help me lay hands on my latest rpg obsession. There's always something to do here! Whether it be Pokemon, Magic the Gathering, or roleplaying, there's plenty of fun to be had. Every Monday night between 6 PM - 9 PM there's open roleplaying night with a rich variety of roleplaying offerings: D&D 2024, Transformers, Dragonbane, and many, many others. It's free, no materials or experience required just swing in and join in the fun.

Such an amazing store. If you are a big nerd like me this store is like paradise. The employees are…read moresuper nice and helpful and overall a clean store.

Use caution if wanting to become a vendor!!! Poor management with lack of good records and payment…read moreare very slow. Still waiting for payment from December of 2025!!!!

Owners are very kind and helpful, large selection you can go weekly and find new items. I always…read moreleave buying something even if my intention was just to browse. Good prices for quality items.

This was a go to destination prior to "covid". First time…read moreback and like everything else a lot has changed, for me not as fun as before and treasures were harder to come by. Great if you are a hunter, fisherman or looking for seasonal clothing. May have been me but no welcoming feeling left.

This place is amazing. But be warned, know what you're looking for or jyou'll be there all day…read more This place is that big and exciting!!!! They buy many things in bulk and sell a lot of them so they can sell things cheap. Got a pair of Korkers boots for $60 cheaper than what I was going to pay at REI two weeks before Christmas!!!!

Awesome staff and awesome products! I often catch myself going in to this place and always end up…read moretaking something home!

Thank you! With Bo's superior stewardship, I gave my husband the birthday gift of a lifetime!! Five…read moreout of Five stars for Little Forks sales! Not only could I personalized a bag for my husbands 40th birthday, I also received consumer product protection information, reliable service, and gift wrapping! Thank you Bo and Little Forks Crew for making gift shopping fun! We will be using the Fish Pond Carry-on Bag for years to come. LOVE IT!

Wonderful staff! and all the things you need in a hurry. it is hard to believe all they carry in…read moresuch a small store, but it is there, beer and a good delection of Wine and Liquors. They make a graet pizza to settle down and watch a movie or entertain guests and that habd dipped hersheys ice cream is to die for. Thier prises are alot less than 7-11's. when I spoke with a person woirking there they said they would rather sell things for less and see you more often then charge a high price ans have you only visit 3 or 4 times a month. Their Liquor was the lowest price the state would allow you to sell it for. they did this to build a customer base, you could not go any where in the state and buy a fifth or 1/2 gallon cheaper. the state sets the prices and they were selling them at that cost, at least as of 04/25/10. I dont think they raised any prices. But they are freindly and have a good selling stratigy for getting and keeping customers. I wont go any where else! Thanks! Mike

There was a small mall in the other part of town during the 1980s (and beyond) with a Kmart . I…read moreremember when they finished building this NEW mall in the early 1990s it killed this smaller mall which I liked. So everyone flocked to this Uber cool mall during the 90s , as did I visiting an arcade in there called Pocket Change. For YEARS I saved all my redemption tickets to get an awesome prize at this arcade. Finally sometime in the late 1990s I brought in my stack of saved tickets to cash in my bonanza . My heart sank as I walked up to Pocket Change to see the neon sign off and the gate closed. It went out of business. And so I have no pity on this now dying mall which killed the older mall...oh, the butter sweet irony. What goes around comes around, it's your turn Bay City Towne Center. No longer the new kid on the block but a hasbeen. And yes, in case you're wondering, I still have those thousands of uncashed Pocket Change game tickets somewhere.

The mall reminds me of the old Hampton mall that looked like a ghost town before it was shut down…read more It also reminds me of the Summit Place in Waterford before it closed. There is very little activity going on in the mall. The one thing they have going for them is that the mall is pretty much full of stores despite the lack of customers. I don't imagine the mall is going to be open in ten years if they don't think of something quick. I think the movie theater will keep it alive for now.