People travel from hours away to visit this sports card shop. I saw a video by a sports card…read morecollector who visited this place from another state and he loved visiting. What I really like are the half off cards, vintage cards, great deals, old boxes of cards, and wax cards. I also love the local team card selections. They ship purchases as well. I collected cards as a kid and this place took me back to my younger years of collecting.

Great little shop. Had a cool selection of cards. I would highly recommend stopping in! Had a…read morelittle of everything old and new.

First time shopper. Great store, well stocked, friendly people! I had…read morebeen searching for some O scale 30" fast track that was sold out everywhere else. Hill Top had it as a reasonable price. Many thanks !

I searched all over for G Scale Train Track sections for a radio controlled Bachmann Big Hauler…read moreHoliday Express Train set. Plenty of spare parts at a fraction of the price they wanted on ebay

Went to have an art piece framed; Katie went above and beyond to assist and advise me.read more

Compared to the Aurora and Fairlawn locations, this Michael's has and will probably always be the…read moreabsolute worst. In the past 6 yrs I've lived in the area, I have seen a fast decline in this store and will probably never return after my recent visit. In fact, I fail to see how their doors are still open as the location looked as if they were going out of business. Their prices have always been way too high, & the customer service is lacking in basic mannerism. Yet the most annoying part about my visit is the barren shelves. Almost every single ail was completely empty! If you're looking for fairy/dollhouse supplies- forget it, they had all of 5 related items. Need paper craft supplies for quilling, stamping or embossing; you wont find it here. Seasonal craft projects or decor... down to 2 sections of 1 shelf at best. I honestly did ask the cashier if the store was closing, she said " No, it's a restocking day" but it was hard to tell from the looks of things. They never have what I need but since Pat Catan's was bought out and Hobby Lobby goes against my personal beliefs this is the only choice that's close to home. Huge disappointment!

The "Mother-Ship" for every possible decor, craft, holiday and so....much more ! This location is…read moremy personal favorite of all of the Hobby Lobby stores I frequent. This store is Mammoth !! Florals, Botanicals, Baskets, Vases, Mirrors, Holiday Decorations & Paperware, Small Furniture, Fabric, Display Containers are just some of the goodies to be found here. I could spend an entire day here and not see everything ! They are a Christian company, and are not open on Sundays - I appreciate what a rarity that is in today's world. There was soothing,relaxing Christian music playing in the music system. Every sales associate I had contact with was pleasant, helpful and knowledgable. I have very recently opened my own home decor business, and Hobby Lobby is my go-to destination when I shop for my customers' needs.

It is what it is. It is a craft store that is fairly well organized with decent prices. The…read moreemployees are friendly my biggest gripe and I can't ever get over. It is how long you have to wait in line to check out of this store every time I walk in and try to leave I'm amazed at how slow the checkout processes. It is not this location in particular. It's every Hobby lobby location. How is it that it is 2025 and we have not figured out a more speedy way of getting people out of the store with their purchases.

Three years later, and I am still a big fan of Jenks! I love the creative styling and the vintage…read moreitems featured here. The main level has been redone as a coffee shop with ample seating areas, and it was full of customers on a Thursday afternoon working on laptops and meeting with friends. My green tea latte was delicious. The lower level is still a gallery space with a bold mix of artwork for sale. The high-quality Pendleton blankets have moved upstairs along with a vintage clothing room. They have a resident photographer and multiple event spaces available. Why run one small business when you put multiple offerings into one historic building?? I look forward to drinking a beer and listening to live music in the back when the weather warms up.

Came here during vastly different temperature changes and gotta say, it's pleasant and cozy during…read morethe winter but stifling and unbearable in the summer! They have no ventilation or fans or windows in this ancient building so when the temperature was 89 outside, it was 101+ degrees in there! It was absolutely horrific and I'm not sure how the workers could stand it! Avoid coming here when temps are above 80 outside! Love their seasonal items up front and how items are arranged. Love the candles, the interesting scent oils and specially curated books they sell. Prices were rather high though and it's kind of a hodgepodge of things. There is an attached music venue and bar counter where you can buy hard and soft drinks. Bought a bottle of water and soda for $9! Soooo yeah...crazy prices for bottled drinks! The downstairs is an art gallery with local artists' work that you can buy and jewelry and stationery items! I think the shop is also attached on the side to a coffee shop so there are a few armchairs to sit, more books in that room and the only bathroom I noticed. Definitely a cute place to browse and pass time if you're waiting on something/someone!

I went to Executive on an recommendation They were…read morewonderful Took time and seemed to genuinely care I will return

I have not heard good things about this company. My…read moreexperience was frustrating as well. The store was a mess and very short staff. Did not seem trustworthy.