First things first, Hobby Lobby is reasonably priced, not cheap. When a company inflates their prices 50% and then throws a big sign up that says 50% off, guess what, it's still just reasonably priced and not a cheap unbelievable deal. Great idea for suckers; but be aware and don't be fooled by big discount signs. I like this location better than the one in Depew, mostly because it is cleaner and much more organized. There's without a doubt an endless supply of decorations for your every need. Anything you could want for Christmas time, however while shopping yesterday I was unable to find lit garland and the only garland they did have felt very fake and was $119. Their Hanukkah section was laughable, and was given the space of an end cap and that's it, not surprised yet still disappointing. Greeting cards, scrapbooks, photo albums (except no albums without the space to write a comment next to the photos, I don't like writing a caption in my albums, the photo is good enough so that's unfortunate for me) every arts and craft project you could imagine, paints, every DIY you could think of, home furnishings, fake flowers, picture frames, the list is endless, the store is massive. The items in this store are very religious so that's a little strange for me as I walk down the aisles. So, why the 2 stars? Well, just yesterday I stopped in and decided to purchase an entryway table. I inquired about the price and then decided to buy it. The woman who gave me the price knew I was buying it, watched me pick it up and carry it at my side through the store while simultaneously pushing my cart. The entryway table didn't fit in the cart so I was awkwardly carrying it by my side throughout the store. A few minutes later another employee walked behind me and passed me by too. Now, if I were an employee here, instinctually I would ask if the person carrying this awkwardly large entryway table at her side while also trying to push a cart wanted to take the table off my hands and keep it up front for me until I was finished the rest of my shopping. That's just me I guess. When I made it to the check out line, which had no indication of a purchase or return line, I bought my items and told the cashier I wanted to return unopened straws. She told me she was unable to do the return and that I needed to get on the other line. There was about 10 other people on line, so when I asked if I could hop to the next register and do the return, she hinted I would have to get back on line and that wasn't happening. Clear signage showing where to stand for returns and where to stand for purchases would be beneficial. After I made my purchase, I was again struggling to push my cart while carrying the large table by my side to my car. A little assistance would have been very, very much appreciated. Make sure you save your receipt if you plan on returning something because if you don't, you'll automatically be given a price that's 50% less of the sticker price just in case it was discounted when you purchased it, that policy I can understand, just wish there was a better record of items purchased that they could tie to your credit card to find the exact price you paid for it. Another reviewer mentioned politics don't belong in reviews and while I agree, I'll say that another star is coming off because of the subject that shall not be discussed here, and that's a no brainer for me. read more