I'm an avid knitter/crocheter, so it's surprising that I've never been to Hobby Lobby before. It's…read moreSeptember and there is already plenty of Christmas and Halloween decorations, all at 50% off. I peruse the store, and it's very similar to Michaels. They have material for just about any craft or hobby, including jewelry supplies, yarns, paints, fabrics, books, and lots of artificial florals. What I didn't see was cake decorating materials, but maybe I missed it. I came here specifically for their yarn. They have many different yarns in their own brand, Yarn Bee. This yarn feels really soft to the touch, so I look forward to using it for my next project. Their yarns are comparable in price to Michaels, but they don't have the large 1-lb value skeins. I also appreciated that there are some Christian items, including calendars, books, and other knick knacks. My only minor complaint is the line to pay. I only had a few items, but there is no self-check available, so I had to wait in the 1 line. Other than that, this is a nice crafts store with a decent yarn supply.

I am not from the Bay Area, but if anyone knows this clown Cardboard Galleria selling on ebay,…read morethey ripped me off & aren't responding to ebay messages. If anyone knows this person/people pls b careful. I am going to contact the city & Better Business Bureau, but most likely I am S.O.L. This is just a public service post; Hobby Lobby has no affiliation with Cardboard Galleria; I am just trying to prevent others from getting scammed.

As nerve wracking as a kitchen remodel could be, it was made less so because PHD had a variety to…read moremake it easier: cabinet options, hardware, a multiple of flooring and countertop options. My remodeling project manager works with them and took me there so I could make my choices. I loved that I could coordinate new flooring with cabinets right on site. The cabinets and countertops just went in yesterday and I am super pleased with their efficiency (all put in in 2 days), quality of work-4 very hard working men came and were pros! My kitchen is not entirely finished but I wanted to highly recommend checking out PHD for your home improvement needs.

Been working with Pacific Home Decor for a while now and always had a great experience. Great…read moreservice, very responsible, and they truly stand behind their products. Easy people to communicate with and very trustworthy. Definitely recommend working with them.

This is one of the best stores I've walked through in the lower half of the East Bay. It's a plant…read moreand gift store. And it's located in a strip of really cool market, restaurant, cafe shops. The store has Asian products but not overtly Asian along with other types of gifts. The gifts are all really stylish, practical and interesting. And the plants are all so lush and life giving! And on top of that, customer service was super nice. Enjoyed our short conversation! Dear Fremont... we need a store like this in our 'hood!

Lots of fun midcentury goods and gifts in addition to a great selection of plants. The staff is…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable, I had a great conversation with Wyatt about Eichler and atriums :)

I had been looking for a room divider to cover up the water heater that's in my kitchen. There was…read morea certain look I had in mind. We even thought of making our own out of shutters but it just be too expensive. I was driving by and saw that the store was open and decided to go in. I am so happy I did because I found exactly what I was looking for!!! It fits great and covers up the water heater perfectly! I smile every time I walk into the kitchen!

All the wooden furniture and metal trinkets are beautiful! This business is helping me replace the…read moreneedless plastic in my home.

WOW, absolutely amazing team work.. POWER was out and they were taking orders at the door…read more If you're a san Leandro resident, this is definitely your location for tile, stone or flooring products. I'm ERICK your local handyman value if you ever need a local hand, i specialize in bathrooms mostly..

My contractor sent me here to "go shopping." Find what you like and I can work with it. What a…read morelarge warehouse full of many varieties of flooring! You can get your daily steps in this store and spend hours looking for the right tile. But you'll be sure to find it! Looks like a Home Depot except the biggest difference is that there are people at Floor & Decor who ask if you need help then actually help you. They have the nicest staff. I'm pretty sure I was approached by 5 people at 5 different times of my visit. The most helpful one was Milan. Not only did she direct us to different tile sections, she gave lots of suggestions and also gave us her opinions. She also would get a sample of a tile that she thought might look good. At the end of our shopping selection for a bathroom, she printed out all the options we selected and printed us a copy so they're all in one place. I would definitely come back. What a great experience.

Artisan Place is an odd name for a "gift" store. Since it's has 10 owners who are artisans & 40…read morevendors showcasing here, the name is appropriate. Motto: housemade, vintage(antiques), confections.. Prices posted are from the vendors, artisans. Value is in the eye of the buyer. Offerings: greeting cards, artifacts, jewelry, candy, jams, clothing, artisan seasonal decor, face masks, gift boxes, ceramics, glassware, accessories....many pics posted by Owners of goods. Eats: "dark chocolate almond toffee chuck cookies" (2) -shelved with some knit xmas caps. -name attracted me. Curious about taste since toffee usually is a solid bar not a cookie -made in home kitchen. Very sweet. Sugar, butter, palm oil top 3 ingredient. Many others -doubtful repeat. Not healthy. Staying with regular toffe. 4.5 stars. aisles narrow. Items stacked tight. Everything labeled. Didn't touch anything. Lots of items would make great gifts.. *items displayed randomly. Some have placards naming vendor, artists. Some didn't have..

I enjoy shopping at artisan Place to find great little gifts made by local crafters and artisans…read more My favorite part is that the gifts are affordable.

HAHAHAHA where do I begin? Although this flea market has a…read moreton of booths AND is FREE (no admission fee required), the folks selling are rude, horrible, and always seem to have a terrible day. Selling at the flea market should be fun! Prices are what you'll get for NEW in the store. No seller wants to negotiate (and further adds comments such as "I don't want to sell you, you can leave now" or adds excuses such as "it's harder to crochet small animals") even when the market is about to close. I am trying really hard to support... For example, someone in my party wanted toothbrushes. The individual selling the toothbrush placed a price tag higher than what you'll purchase in store NEW (and let's be honest, less likely to be stolen in the stores). The person in my party was willing to do a bundle deal for a mild discount (such as if one was $3, my person was willing to do 2 for $5). The seller legit says "you can leave now, I don't want to sell to you." WTF. Customer population: Mainly Hispanics Seller population: Mainly Hispanics Parking is free. Flea market is in the B zone.

Service is great because once you deal with the manager it's a piece of cake!…read more Selection of stuff for sale is AWESOME! Value is the only reason I go to the Chabot College Fleamarket to buy and sell!

Went to find an electric toothbrush and waterpik. Found a great deal on the electric toothbrush…read morestill looking for a waterpik my son likes so Half the search down!

I was very disappointed with the customer service at TJ Maxx. While the store had a good selection…read moreof products, the staff was not welcoming or helpful. A friendly attitude and better communication would make a huge difference in the shopping experience. I enjoy shopping at TJ Maxx, but the poor customer service makes me think twice about returning. I hope management takes customer feedback seriously and invests in improving staff training and customer care.

If you're looking for authentic, hand-picked Moroccan home goods and food, I'd highly recommend a…read morevisit to Casablanca Market. Today, my husband and I drove down from San Francisco and were warmly greeted by Katya and Deborah. Within thirty seconds we felt right at home. After describing the poufs we'd spotted on their website, we were escorted into the warehouse and shown the samples we'd come to see--were able to browse more beautiful inventory that filled the shelves--and were introduced to other members of the Casablanca Marketing family, who ultimately oversaw the preparation of our order. Sitting at home writing this review (with my feet propped up on one of our new poufs), I couldn't be happier with the service we received--and looking forward to our next visit to Casablanca Market (an entirely woman-owned business). Tip: Check out the Casablanca Market website (https://www.casablancamarket.com) to familiarize yourself with their offerings. The market itself, as it stands today, is primarily a distribution center with a modest but engaging showroom. Coming with an idea of what you're looking for, will help Katya and her team find what you want quickly in the warehouse. That said, given the professionalism, passion, and warmth present during today's visit, I have no doubt that anyone who'd never visited their site would have a great experience!

If you've ever dreamed of visiting Morocco or cooking like a Moroccan chef or decorating your…read morehome/dining table in the most faaaaabulous and exotic manner....save yourself the 12 hour flight and mosey on down to Casablanca Market in Mountain View. I had shopped there before years ago...but you know how it goes, you work in an area, frequent those shops alot...then you don't work in the area anymore and spots sort of fall of your retail radar, dig? WELL...a darling friend got me a gift certificate for the monthly cooking class at Casablanca and re visiting felt like coming home! The store is gorgeous, with Moroccan home furnishings, mirrors, lighting...gorgeous fabrics and pillows that would make "rock any casbah" (Yeah, I was just waiting to fit that line in = ) AND tons and tons of spices...that remind one of a trip to a Moroccan spice market (or that grand daddy of all spice markets outside the Grand B'zaar in Istanbul but that's a story for another time) So we settle in (there were 9 people in the class) and Katia, the owner of the shop AND our intrepid chef/instructor for the day! The goal was to learn how to make 3-4 authentic Moroccan dishes AND then feast on them!!! Here's what we prepared: Sesame seed crusted Lamb Meatballs with sweet harissa yogurt sauce Tagine of Moroccan Chicken Couscous Salad with chickpeas and dates Roasted ginger cake with this honey lemon fruit topping AND of course, Mint Tea to drink..Mint tea IS the housewine of Morocco! Suffice to say, Katia is a very delightful, patient teacher AND an amazing cook!!! Her teaching style was perfect...and I've been to classes at Greystone, the Culinary Academy...even Jacques Pepin...and she was right up in those ranks...with technique, demo-ing but also stepping back and letting us do our thing! Like most cooking/food prep...sometimes a little improv can lead to some very delcious outcomes! I could go on and on about the store, the cooking class...access to amazing Moroccan spices and tagines...oh and GORGEOUS tea glasses that I imagine are right out of "1001 Nights"....I bought 6 sets...2 to keep, 4 as gifts....people are blown away by how gorgeous they are! Could use them for tea, or votives...or vases....use your imagination!

My boyfriend and I went to find a white wardrobe armoire for the second bedroom and found what I…read morewanted. Felipe Wardrobe. It's pretty big and I stand 4' 11". Lol. We've read about bad experiences buying from Living Spaces. Our experience went well. Our Felipe Wardrobe got delivered in the day promised. It was inside a big box and the wardrobe was well packed. We were impressed. It was perfect and it didn't arrive damaged. I am very happy with the purchase my boyfriend bought me.

We bought the KYNDALL II Grey Twin/Twin Trundle Upholstered Bunk Bed in December 2024, and the top…read morebunk recently collapsed completely onto the bottom bunk under normal use. This bed was barely used. No jumping, no misuse -- just normal use. A bunk bed should not structurally fail like this after just over a year. This is not wear and tear, it's a serious defect. The most concerning part is the safety risk. If my child had been on the bottom bunk at the time, this could have caused a serious injury. What's even more frustrating is that Living Spaces refused to help because we are just a few months outside of the one-year warranty. Hiding behind a warranty when a children's bed collapses like this is unacceptable. This is not just poor quality, it's dangerous. And the lack of accountability makes it worse. I would not trust this product or this company.