Staff is amazing! They really support the card game community in the local area and stand up for…read morethose who struggle to do so for themselves. Play what you want to play!

WARNING: If you are buying bulk One Piece TCG singles or have any value for customer support, stay…read morefar away from Dragon's Keep! Our most recent visit was to the Spanish Fork Dragons Keep location (and will be our last) to purchase cards for some One Piece TCG decks we were building. We found a whitebox of rares and don cards for OP-16. At checkout, the cashier (who happened to be the store owner for Dragons Keep, Leeder Francis) said that each rare was $0.50 then my wife asked if each Don!! card was also $0.50 as she looked at the TCGplayer market price which was $0.30 and we did not see any in store listing price. Leeder responded with: Yes, they are $0.50 which this bulk price saves you money. My wife proceed with the transaction and we left. I was curious how much we were saving so on the drive home (we live about 20 minutes away) I decided to get on TCGplayer to check that claim. The TCGplayer market price would have been $10 cheaper total and on average, rare cards were worth $0.20 (I honestly wouldn't have cared about the price difference but Leeder mentioning that we saved money I now wondered how). I decided to call the store about this discrepancy, after explaining the situation to the employee that answered, I was handed to Leeder. I patiently tried to explain our experience buying singles at their multiple locations which has included both bulk price per card and using TCGplayer market price. Leeder explained that their store policy was to charge $1.00 per rare (rip off by the way) for One Piece TCG so him charging $0.50 per rare (still a terrible deal) was us "saving money". This explained our misunderstanding, and would have been sufficient for our questions, and we would have moved on. However, he then continued to state our previous experiences at Dragons Keep where we were charged TCGplayer market price instead of a bulk price per card was a lie and that we were liars. A little taken back, I tried patiently to tell him we've had employees at their stores in the past sell us commons, uncommons and, rares based on TCGplayer market price. After some time of Leeder's unprofessional and rude behavior, he told us we could return the cards for a refund then "get the f*ck out of his Dragon's Keep". I'm still somewhat bewildered that the store owner would behave like this to a customer over a reasonable misunderstanding. There must be some miscommunication between stores/employees on charging for One Piece TCG singles. Note the entire phone call lasted only 6 minutes, the portion I talked to Leeder was probably 4 minutes, very short temper, cannot work with customers. As a result of this conversation, I'm leaving a 1 star review and will never go back to any Dragons Keep for any reason. Initially I was going to leave a three star review due to their pricing with regards to One Piece TCG singles being inconsistent across stores and even individual employees (with respect to commons, uncommons and less expensive rares). Some employees will scan each individual card and go off the TCGplayer market price while others charge a bulk price per card which is confusing and frustrating as the customer since going at different times or locations can result in a significant variation in total cost. I think the employees are great and kind, even though I don't think they are following what Leeder expects, and the tournaments/events we've been to also have been great (granted we haven't tried other locations because we were very happy with Dragons Keep, but we will now) with an awesome community. To those getting into One Piece TCG both to collect/display cards as well as to play the game, buy off TCGplayer. It might be a little intimidating as a first purchase but if you buy enough from the same seller you avoid paying shipping, you will save a decent bit of money over Dragon's Keep, and you will save time instead of hunting through unorganized boxes/binders. I would normally like to and encourage others to support their local stores but, business owners like Leeder don't deserve your money or support.

Big Store, big potential, just watch the checkout line This…read moreHobby Lobby location is massive, and they use the space well. The store is clean, well organized, and easy to navigate, which is not always a given at this scale. What stood out immediately was the staff presence on the floor. Employees were actually visible, this is not something you can take for granted at other Hobby Lobby locations, so it was a welcome surprise. Plenty of seasonal items and home decor to browse through, easily one of the stronger selections I have seen. If you are into jewelry supplies however, temper your expectations. The selection there did not match the overall scale of the store and left something to be desired. Now the part that will cost them a star. For a store this size on a busy morning, three cashier lanes open is simply not enough. And if you have a return or exchange, there is only one dedicated lane for that, which turns what should be a quick and simple transaction into a longer wait than it needs to be. Plan your visit with that in mind and avoid peak hours if you can. Four stars because the store itself genuinely delivers. But the checkout operation needs to catch up with the rest of the experience.

Everything looks real clean, and on certain weeks a little something goes on sale. Wish I came on…read morethe that week but aside that, it's awesome.

I just finished searching fruitlessly for 45 minutes for a wreath hanger. There was not one staff…read moreperson to ask anywhere. I searched the whole store, which is beautiful BUT... there were no sales people anywhere... not even a clerk at the framing counter. So, instead of waiting in a line of 8 people to ask the checker, I went to the front of the line and quickly asked her the question. It was answered, but my line crashing irritated all the people waiting in line while I got the answer to the question. Save yourself some time and upset. Go to Hobby Lobby.

I'm sad to leave a bad review, but curbside pickup at this Orem Michaels is soooo slow. The first…read moretime I came to pick up a small order, 5 of the same item, and it literally took them 25 minutes to bring it out to me. I would go in, but I have kids in the car, so curbside pickup is preferred. I did see lots of customers come in & out of the store, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt that employees were swamped. But the next time I tried curbside pickup, there were hardly any cars in the parking lot, and it still took 10 minutes for them to bring out my 1-item order. I've had other experiences with JoAnns (right next door), where they have my order out in 5 minutes or less. So if shopping for crafting materials and you're wanting curbside pickup, Michaels is second to JoAnns.

Such a cute shop! My GPS had a hard time finding the exact location, but we eventually made it!…read more It was do cute when you walk in as they have a bunch if rock puns and the cutest displays. We had so much fun walking around and letting our kids pick out their own crystals. One of the workers answered all of my toddler's "what's that?" Questions and walked around the store with them showing them all of the cool things in the store. The best part was how excited the worker was about everything and showing that it really was something he seemed passionate about, which made it even more interesting. If you get a text receipt, it has pictures of the type of items you purchased which was really cool if you have a bad memory and buy a bunch of stones. Can't wait to go back and see what other cool things they have!

My family is obsessed with this place! We try to stop in weekly for the free crystal gift with…read morepurchase. Huge selection of $2, $4, and $6 rocks/crystals for the budget friendly. Also have huge pieces of natural art around $4,000-$20,000. Jewelry from small businesses are amazing. Their new location off PG boulevard is gorgeous. Make sure to sign up to be a Wanderer for early access and deals.

My son and I were really looking forward to our date night and this is where he wanted to go. I've…read morenever been to the store but when we arrived the employee was closing the shop an hour early and was very rude. It didn't have any signs or anything saying they were closing early. Very disappointed. Maybe we'll spend our money at our favorite card shop on Ogden.

I had. Some old sports cards from the 80 s and wanted to see if there was any value to them so I…read moretook them into this shop to get more of a professional opinion on them hoping my Michael Jordan card could bring me some cash, it was in a nice case, and when Mr E looked at it he was quick to point out the corners had some issues and had a small Crease in it , so not worth much , I hade a box full of cards perhaps I'll try EBay, looks like Mr E sports shop is great for young kids to buy there Topps cards from... Just put your cards in a holder first thing to keep it nice looking in 40 years

Just passed through today, staff are incredibly polite. Typically with game stores I'm used to…read moreseeing lots of dust and a funny smell, but this store was really clean and they stocked everything I needed, so I thought they deserve to get some credit for that, nice shop guys!

WARNING: If you are buying bulk One Piece TCG singles or have any value for customer support, stay…read morefar away from Dragon's Keep! Our most recent visit was to the Spanish Fork Dragons Keep location (and will be our last) to purchase cards for some One Piece TCG decks we were building. We found a whitebox of rares and don cards for OP-16. At checkout, the cashier (who happened to be the store owner for Dragons Keep, Leeder Francis) said that each rare was $0.50 then my wife asked if each Don!! card was also $0.50 as she looked at the TCGplayer market price which was $0.30 and we did not see any in store listing price. Leeder responded with: Yes, they are $0.50 which this bulk price saves you money. My wife proceed with the transaction and we left. I was curious how much we were saving so on the drive home (we live about 20 minutes away) I decided to get on TCGplayer to check that claim. The TCGplayer market price would have been $10 cheaper total and on average, rare cards were worth $0.20 (I honestly wouldn't have cared about the price difference but Leeder mentioning that we saved money I now wondered how). I decided to call the store about this discrepancy, after explaining the situation to the employee that answered, I was handed to Leeder. I patiently tried to explain our experience buying singles at their multiple locations which has included both bulk price per card and using TCGplayer market price. Leeder explained that their store policy was to charge $1.00 per rare (rip off by the way) for One Piece TCG so him charging $0.50 per rare (still a terrible deal) was us "saving money". This explained our misunderstanding, and would have been sufficient for our questions, and we would have moved on. However, he then continued to state our previous experiences at Dragons Keep where we were charged TCGplayer market price instead of a bulk price per card was a lie and that we were liars. A little taken back, I tried patiently to tell him we've had employees at their stores in the past sell us commons, uncommons and, rares based on TCGplayer market price. After some time of Leeder's unprofessional and rude behavior, he told us we could return the cards for a refund then "get the f*ck out of his Dragon's Keep". I'm still somewhat bewildered that the store owner would behave like this to a customer over a reasonable misunderstanding. There must be some miscommunication between stores/employees on charging for One Piece TCG singles. Note the entire phone call lasted only 6 minutes, the portion I talked to Leeder was probably 4 minutes, very short temper, cannot work with customers. As a result of this conversation, I'm leaving a 1 star review and will never go back to any Dragons Keep for any reason. Initially I was going to leave a three star review due to their pricing with regards to One Piece TCG singles being inconsistent across stores and even individual employees (with respect to commons, uncommons and less expensive rares). Some employees will scan each individual card and go off the TCGplayer market price while others charge a bulk price per card which is confusing and frustrating as the customer since going at different times or locations can result in a significant variation in total cost. I think the employees are great and kind, even though I don't think they are following what Leeder expects, and the tournaments/events we've been to also have been great (granted we haven't tried other locations because we were very happy with Dragons Keep, but we will now) with an awesome community. To those getting into One Piece TCG both to collect/display cards as well as to play the game, buy off TCGplayer. It might be a little intimidating as a first purchase but if you buy enough from the same seller you avoid paying shipping, you will save a decent bit of money over Dragon's Keep, and you will save time instead of hunting through unorganized boxes/binders. I would normally like to and encourage others to support their local stores but, business owners like Leeder don't deserve your money or support.

Very good selection, clean. Friendly workers. They had a lot of different games. I came in looking…read morefor classic D and D modules (like from the 80's) but they had mostly new stuff. However, if i lived in the area im sure I'd be back, as it was a great place to pick up a huge variety of new games.

I don't know if they're under new management or something, but dang this place is falling apart…read more The rudest employees I have ever met. Running typical scamming/scalper practices. Won't fulfill orders if the prices surge, won't cancel orders if the prices tank. This shop is everything that's wrong with TCG's right now. Buying reviews for all of their sites is so cringe.