I saw a couple of kids riding their bikes through the entrance doors-in one side and out the other…read more I have experienced thus before and a lady and I had to jump out of the way. So when I saw these kids heading that way, I recorded it to show to the store manager. I went inside the store and talked with a cashier. She said they saw it but can't do anything about it. I told her this is a threat to customers. Nothing. So I asked to speak to the manager. The manager was paged. She didn't come to speak to me but called and spoke to the cashier. she said there isn't anything they can do about it. I am very angry that I was dismissed by the manager. I posted the video and warned my friends on Facebook: "Beware of people riding their bikes through Hobby Lobby. I've had to jump out of the way! Hobby Lobby says there is nothing they can do about it so BEWARE!" My friends were shocked!

I'm giving this a low rating based on 1 thing, the restroom. For a store who's majority clientele…read moreis female, it has the most disgusting ladies room I've ever seen!! 2 stalls had feces all over, one was clogged, one was working but still very dirty. The floors appear to have NEVER been mopped. The sinks had mold around them. I am absolutely shocked that any manager would allow any part of the store to look like that. The rest of the store is never particularly clean. Floors are usually dirty, shelves dusty and cluttered. I truly hope they clean up.

What a super cool store. I love when there is a little museum to see some of history. The glasses…read morein the museum were super cool. I wish I could acquire some for my collection! The store is a little tight because there are so many items available but they are absolutely beautiful and it's a joy to have so many options. Things are a bit pricy but idk what price is comparable. Service wise I will say I don't think I've ever really been greeted by an associate but it makes it less awkward and pressured when you just want to see the museum. I make it here each year for the wands and wizards weekend and never regret the stop! Overall, definitely recommended to stop by

Incredible, beautiful, amazing. A must stop if you nearby - or make a special trip (we did).read more

This place is great. I wasn't sure what I needed, but they offered up suggestions, checked in the…read moreback for out of stock items and were generally very patient with me over the course of the few days I popped in looking for stuff. Specifically, Liz, Shannon, Emily and Lilly went above and beyond to make my event a huge success. I mean check out this unicorn. Who doesn't love a colorful, helium-filled Mylar balloon?

Needing a Halloween costume, I visited here. Was promptly greeted upon my arrival by the cashier…read more Got right to the easily organized costume section and was greeted by an attendant. I pointed out my selection and the attendant radioed to the back and was promptly informed the costume and size was in stock and was pulled for me. I made my way to the back of the store and my selection was waiting for me. Cashier was friendly and helpful. My online coupon was honored. Will be my #1 stop for any costumes in the future.

With a variety of items you will Definitely find something…read moreyou love ! I received my item in a timely manner and it met (maybe even exceeded ) my expectations! The item was exactly as it was described and designed for me

From the owner: Veteran owned and operated. Custom wood working, engraving, & more…read more 337 Wood Work proudly offers discounts to Active Duty Military, Veterans, First Responders, and Teachers.

This quilt shop and chic, eclectic country gift shop is cute as a button. Everything from home…read moredecor accent pieces to quilt patterns and fabric. They also run a quality consignment business, focusing of gifts and crafts from reputable local people/businesses. Homemade candies from Walnut Creek up in Amish country. All very soft and silky smooth. Several melted in the car, proving they're quality, not to mention tasty. Two thumbs up for their hazelnut creams! The chocolate peanut butter squares are devilishly dreamy... Fight the powaaaaaa!

I had them sew patches on my travel bag, they did a great job with a great job as well. Very…read morefriendly

I do like this place they are very friendly and during the summer there's a lot of good pottery…read morepainting choices, my only gripe is they close random days and it doesn't say that on the map, so imagine driving 25 minutes to pick up your piece and their closed. All I would say about this place is definitely call ahead or check the website before coming in because I find they are often closed on random days as this has happened to me twice now

This place is the cutest. It's a pottery painting studio that's also a coffee shop. So you can…read morevisit just to grab a coffee or hot chocolate or tea, or you can visit to paint some pottery, or both! I highly recommend doing both. You should know, though: This place seems to get very busy on the weekends, and they do not take reservations. So if you want to beat the crowds, your best bet is to get there right when they open. If all of the painting tables are full, you will need to wait outside until someone leaves. That could be 10 minutes, which is what it was for us. Or, like the nice man who works there pointed out, it could be 30 minutes or more, because there is no time limit once you're at the painting tables, because the creative process can't be rushed. Fair enough. Once we got a table, we walked around the store and looked at all of the pottery options. They had bowls, plates, piggy banks, coasters, planters, trinkets and ornaments (these are seasonal). My kids picked out a truck piggy bank and a kitty ornament. Pottery pieces vary in price -- the ornament cost around $12, and the piggy bank cost $35. Next we made our way to the painting station, where we loaded up our pallets with paint. They recommend using three coats of paint for the brightest finish, but my kids, who are impatient like all children, only did one coat of paint and their pieces came out really well. After you're done painting, you leave your pieces on the table, pay for them at the register, and then Art & Clay on Main fires them and glosses them, and you pick them up about a week later. It is so cool to finally get your finished pieces. Ours really looked professionally done! While we were painting, we ordered some hot chocolate with whipped cream, and drank and painted at a leisurely pace. It was a nice and relaxing family activity, and my kids were really into it. I highly recommend dropping by Art & Clay on Main if you're in downtown Lancaster if you're looking for a fun and relaxing activity with your kids.