I do recommend this store. They have always been nice and helpful. Other stores tend to be toxic…read moreand have unfriendly players. I could list you the stores that are this way. I can't wait for Covenant 3.0. Keep up the great work guys!

I've been going to covenant for 4 years. It's mostly been a great place with the occasional bump,…read morelike when they hyped a game and then didn't support it after people started investing in it. Several days ago they banned any and all weapons including pocket knifes. I severely disagreed and wrote a Facebook review say as much. Today I found out that I am banned from the store till I remove my review. Any place that will do that is not worth going to.

If you're looking for unique, inspiring and friendly, the STEMcell is the place to visit. You'll be…read moreinspired by the science and art of this artists ideas and ingenuity. With a studio in shop, the artist and owner of the shop prides himself in his unique crystallization of insects. In addition, the shop offers a variety of gifty science-type items at very reasonable prices. I stumbled upon this little gem, but will definitely be visiting again in the future.

First let me say if you have not visited Box Yard yet you need to put that on your list. It's a…read moreshipping crate community in East Village with plenty of shops and treats. We loved going door to door exploring the different businesses. The Stemcell was so cool and one of our favorites. Having 2 boys, this shop was perfect for them...and a few things for me too!

I like this Michael's for a couple reasons- one is that it is situated in a really hopping shopping…read morearea where you can do other things and get other errands finished. I also like the people that work there. They get the job done. After Joann's closed it has been a weird moment to find yarn and in the color you need. Michaels has stepped it up and this store seems to be keeping up. I am also happy that they do sales often, as with any other Michaels, but it helps. The prices seem to be comparable with competitors. Another reason I like this one is they do activities including makers day and they also have a little market. I got to sell my crochet stuff out there one day. It was fun.

I don't recommend this business at all. It says it's a hobby store. But it only caters to a small…read moreselect few hobbyist. From what I seen it was a little bit of drawing, fake plants, painting and sewing/ knitting. To me there are more hobbies then that and other stores in the area have better options. I recommend going somewhere else than Michael's. Sorry I don't have any information on value or service as I didn't look or ask during my time.

Mode Kits keeps going up everytime I go in there. I have some that I had purchased less than a year…read moreago, that I did not pay the price that I have recently seen that have jumped.

I (Carolyn Grundy) purchased a Singer sewing machine on Friday 9/12/25 @HobbyLobby 3132 E 51st St…read more when I attempted to sew, the needle broke, after breaking about 5 brand new needles I attempted to investigate by removing the needle plate. I was only able to remove one screw it was as if the other screw was glued or soldered down. I packed the sewing machine back into its original box. On Monday 9/15/25 I took it back to @hobbylobby and the manager Gary happened to be standing at the entrance who kindly advised @hobbylobby does not accept returns on sewing machines. He stated @hobbylobby has signage posted indicating NO Returns, of course I never saw any such posting. Gary stated I would have to return it to the manufacturer @singer. I then called @singer only to be told that is incorrect as @singer only accept returns if purchased online. I then called @hobbylobby corporate office & asked to speak with a supervisor or manager. Dallas answered my call, I asked her if she was either her response was YES. I proceeded to tell her my concerns. She stated @hobbylobby policy is that returns has to be sent back to the manufacturer @singer as that is in the contract between @hobbylobby and @singer. Dallas @hobbylobby called me again on Tuesday 9/16/25 at which time she asked for my email address to send me the website for the warranty division @singer. They wanted me to repack the machine and send it to the nearest warranty center, which by the way is located in Overland Park Kansas. It is not my responsibility to send it out. Remember it is brand new. It needs to be returned to @hobbylobby. Both companies state returns go to the other. On last evening I sent an email to @hobbylobby, @singer, along with two of Tulsa's local news stations. @singer responded to me with one question "how may I assist you"? I responded I simply wanted to return the machine for a refund. @singer then quoted their policy which is products has to be returned to the place of purchase. I called corporate @hobbylobby again, spoke with Dallas again at which time I asked to speak with her manager. Melissa @hobbylobby got on the phone. After I gave her some background, her response was to tell me what their policy is, but now she says they would accept it had it not been opened. I'm just trying to understand how would I know it was a defective product without opening. I told her with her being a manager @hobbylobby all she had to do is call the manager @hobbylobby in Tulsa and tell him/her they were making an exception to allow me to return it . She then stated that is not possible. Hobby Lobby is a $72 billion industry. I'm simply asking for a refund of less than $500 for a defective product they bought from the manufacturer and sold to me. Their return policy prohibits me from returning it back to them because I opened the box. Hobby Lobby says they are committed to the Lord in ALL they do by operating the company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles.

If your looking to buy cards they have an awesome selection but if your looking to sell cards they…read morewon't you pay hardly anything for them, for example a card that you might sell for $100 on eBay good luck even getting $10 from them for it

This store is atrocious. The owner or employee wasnt rude, but they sure didnt seem interested in…read moremy business, not that they had anything i wanted anyway. It seems like it wants to be more of a toy store thana card store. Complete waste of time setting foot in there. I'd rather just go buy retail crap at walmart. No way it will be in business long. Any real card shop sells Hobby boxes that Target/WalMart dont carry, but not this place. Would have spent $300-400 at a real shop

The players at this location are friendly and the shop offers fair trade value for cards.read more

This is the first store that I've ever been banned from after making a purchase because the owner…read morehad a years old personal issue with me that everyone but him had forgotten about. The funny thing is he was more than accommodating when I was spending money and looking at inventory as I'm known to spend large sums on TCG's. Then after what I thought was a pleasant transaction I was asked to leave. When I asked why it was because he wanted me to and I was not allowed to return. Now I even reached out via social media to try and fix things and it was to no avail. The store had a very musty smell and apparently it still does. I've been informed by various patrons of the store that the owner has lashed out at them or even accused them of theft with no proof. This has always been characteristics of the owner so that does not surprise me. What is most surprising is that this became a refuge for people who didn't like other shops and he's apparently driven most of them off. Keep in mind this is not a normal shop, it tries to cater to a very wide variety of people and genres and all that has done is made others feel unwelcome. With the owner continuing to be irrational and throw accusations around I'm amazed that no one has filed legal action against him. I'm even more amazed that the shop is still open when the clientele are treated like they are. Every shop has favorites for sure and there are plenty that will fall on their swords for this shop as well but the truth is it's just not up to par. I ask you sir, to be a better person to your next customers as well as your current ones because you obviously have not been doing what a true owner should be doing.

Order ahead online for more discount and savings. They have…read moreeverything your heart desires for decorating!!!! All the Christmas decor in lots of colors! Pink Christmas is here! 50% off everything every day! Lots of crafts and dyi items! Could spend hours here

Michael's has a vast array of art supplies. They have the ability to buy both in person and online…read more You can go to the store or you can have your purchases shipped to you. They frequently have sales with drastic price cuts. Their canvases were recently 70% off! You can get a credit card with an immediate 20% discount and it has built in discounts on everyday items. They have an app with a great reward system (you can have rewards without the app, but the app really simplifies everything.) The sales staff is always friendly and helpful. Their framing department is second to none. Framing is much more expensive than Hobby Lobby, but you truly get what you pay for. Most of my Hobby Lobby frames have looked cheap and one even fell apart. Michael's did an incredible job on helping me make decisions and then framing my deceased dad's military shadow box. I highly recommend Michael's.