If you've never shopped here, you must! Books, toys, games, scooters, you name it, they have it!…read moreThis is really such a fun store. Kids love it. Did I mention they wrap gifts for free? Red wrapping is free, any other colors you choose are a fee of $1. You have to wait a bit, luckily when I came there were 3 employees & no other customers, so the wrapping didn't take super long. The value of these things are not any lower or higher than what you would find anywhere else, so def stop by when you don't know what to buy for your nephew's bday party! Haha. I'll give it 4 stars bc they don't have a bathroom.

Really cool you store. They truly have something for everyone. From baby toys, to collectibles,…read moreto some of the largest Lego sets you can find. I really like that they have a small section with a wooden train track set up that little kids can play with. The employees are also very friendly everytime I've come. However, come with a full wallet, because this store is PRICEY. Anything larger than a hot wheels car is gonna set you back quite a bit.

It's June 3o, 2026. I was shocked at this Target in Sandy, UT. A big store with lots of registers…read moreand dirty. See Pics, It was a mess. I could not find any men or woman clothes greater than size 2x. My guys are 3x and 4x. For myself the dress section was tossed together.The dresses were dark in color and wrinkled. Just thrown on the hangers.Its summer! What happened to bright and fun! I gave up on clothes and went to grab lunch meat. To my shock the meat Display case was filthy! See pics. I could not buy any food stored that poorly. I just left !!!!! See my PICS!

Perhaps I am used to the density of the SF Bay Area so walking into this giant Target with the most…read morecash registers I have been seen and hardly any people inside was an experience. Super friendly staff who helped me find what I was looking for.

If you're bored, go here! No seriously. In n out is for burgers. I don't know how people go in n…read moreout at Hobby Lobby. Hobby Lobby is for burning a lot of time and keeping yourself entertained. Their stores are always really big and pretty well kept. The biggest thing is there is SO MUCH STUFF to look at. It seems every store has the same layout but I do still love exploring everything in there. It is tradition for me to make a big run here during Christmas because they have every Christmas decoration you can possibly think of. They really always have holiday decor but Christmas is definitely the most "all out" Hobby Lobby goes. The holiday decor is always to the left as you walk in but it tends to be spread around the store as well. I love how organized they keep it. They definitely keep things in themes (kitchen decor will be with each other, laundry room decor is all together, etc). They have the same sale tactics as like...Kohls. There is always a sale on top of the price tag, which is nice! They had wall decor for 40% off. I do miss their 40% coupon that they retired like a year ago. They also had a nice clearance section in which I was able to find a new condition canvas for $3! Thats a deal. I love coming in here just because there really is so much to look at and you can snag unnecessary things for your house. I also find it somewhat inspirational to get my shit together while I am in here; they have planners and pretty stuff that make me think that could possibly be my lifestyle. With this specific visit, one think that irked me a bit was the lack of mask enforcement. It is currently mandated in the county and I would like to see it being a bit more enforced. I kid you not, when I was in the store, there was a lady having a coughing fit right next to me without a mask on. Come on lady!! lol. It isn't even a specific store policy, it was mandated by the county and it is every business's job to make sure it is being followed. Regardless, the stuff in here is still cool and I think the prices are pretty reasonable!

The girl who helped my mother and I reframe an old picture was amazing. She was very knowledgeable…read moreabout the shades and offered the best advice on how to make it look good. In contrast, the cashiers at the front were so rude and condescending to both me and my elderly mother. Night and day. It was a one star, and a five star difference so I went down the middle with a three star.

Calling all teachers-it's roll call time! If you haven't been to Lakeshore Learning Store, you're…read moremissing out BIG time. This place has every imaginable (and some that I could never have imagined) item you could use to educate your students. There are games, toys, science, art, craft supplies-name it, they've got it. I'm not a teacher, but was here supporting one and I was blissfully rocketed back to my elementary school days as I perused the bulletin board posters and felt story boards, to name a few. The finger paints are sealed, so I couldn't waft the happy scent of kindergarten across my nose...yes, I tried. Even if you're not a teacher, this store has neat things for parents as well. After all, parents are teachers too! And, heck, if you're not a parent or a teacher, I'll bet you a crisp 5 spot that you'll find SOMETHING in here that you'd like to have. Try me.

How have I never been to this store before? It is amazing! This will be my new go to for any gifts…read morefor kids or teacher related items. They have so many toys, crafts and academically appointed learning materials for your kids! Support this business!

For the kid at heart, with an adult wallet. There's a lot of cool stuff, Lord of the Rings, Disney,…read moreMinions, Shrek & Star Wars to name a few plus replacement blocks. The store was clean, well stocked with kits & shoppers. Nice to see what's out there. But won't be buying anytime soon

The staff of this store has always been above and beyond amazing. They know their stuff and are…read morevery willing to help with any questions you may have.

It's a smaller store, a bit crammed with stuff. I found glass on the floor and had to find an…read moreassociate to sweep it up. They are actually open Sundays unlike the American Fork location. They had minimal scrapbooking supplies which is what I went in for. I did find a few Halloween items I purchased. Self check out.

I just love this store, it's so cozy. I got a lot of almost exactly what I needed for an incredibly…read morespecific project, and for a very reasonable price. one employee (or manager perhaps) named Karen exuded kindness and made us very happy. Another whose name was Miles was incredibly helpful and fun to talk to! overall great experience

This shop is not closed! I just bought some adorable baby outfits from their sale rack today. It's…read morean awesome shop with unusual toys, games, books, and lots of clothes. I'll definitely go back.

Great children's boutique. So many adorable items: Clothes, toys, blankets, etc! A great place to…read morepick up a baby shower gift! I'll definitely return!

This location of Deseret Book has books, gifts, and a pretty large section of children's items. The…read moredownstairs area is very large, and if you try to go in the back door of the store to avoid all of the parking craziness at the front-beware, as the back door is locked. Upstairs are two different areas-including a fabric store which has a ton of fun fabrics for you to choose from. These are not the same fabrics you will find at Jo-Ann's or anywhere else that sells fabric. The other business upstairs is a framing shop, that has mostly religious pictures-both original and prints for sale. They will also frame anything else that you bring in and did not purchase here. The two women upstairs were very friendly and welcoming, and made me feel like an old friend. If you are looking for a gift, there are plenty of options, and even non-denominational gifts for people of all ages. Plus, the store is such a peaceful place to just browse.

What the what?? How did I miss a full on fabric store inside of Deseret Book? A FABRIC STORE?…read more So, I was in the neighborhood and popped in. Maybe it was just to smell the rolls. But I looked up to the second floor and could have sworn I saw bolts of fabric lining the walls. But this is Deseret Book, right? Up the stairs I go, and sure enough that place is packed with fabric. Maybe technically the thing is a Mormon Handicraft, but there it is under the same roof so I'm calling it part of Deseret Book for now. Here's the low down on the fabric: it's really cute. Like, super darling, adorbs, and totally quiltworthy. Polka dots like crazy, paisley, stripes, and lots of flowery darling things.