Tons of graphic novels to chose from along with other anime merch. And apparently there's a…read morethriving online store at their website.

From the owner: We are a boutique collectibles store specializing in anime and American pop culture. We carry a…read morewide variety of manga, Japanese light novels and graphic novels, including a large collection of LGBTQ titles. We also feature Japanese candy, soda and "pantry items" such ramen and curry sauces. If collectibles are your thing, check out our anime figures and 100s of Funko Pop! Vinyl. We also stock Dungeons and Dragons, dice and tabletop games.

This little storefront has a fantastic selection of old and new NASCAR stuff, Hot Wheels, Matchbox,…read moreTonka, Winners Circle, and many other brands. It is a die-cast car mecca, well worth a visit by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Paul the owner is a true aficionado and just a gem of a human being. Highly recommended!

I had a very disappointing experience with the balloon service at this location -- twice. For both…read moreof my daughters' birthdays, I placed balloon orders a day before the parties, and both times the most important balloon was missing. In addition, many of the other balloons did not have enough helium and started deflating before the party even began. Unfortunately, there was no refund offered, and the customer service attitude was unprofessional and unhelpful. This experience really affected the celebration and caused unnecessary stress. I would not recommend ordering balloons from this location.

Went in Sunday morning for some watercolor paper and brushes. Three people were working but no one…read morewas working a cash register. I found a self check out that had the accepts cash sign. I typed in all my info, scanned the products but nothing was happening. I annoyed a blond female who clealy had better things to do then help a mom. I asked her why the register wasnt working and she looked at me and said, "Well, obviously it is broken." I was so shocked. I have been a teacher all my life and I have never treated a person that way. I will never ho back to Michaels. I will stick to Reprographs for my art supplies . Herman is always friendly and has great prices. Too bad he wasn't open. It didn't get better ar Michaels. She kept snickering while ringing up two items. I hope she finds a place to work that doesn't involve people

Not always the greatest communication, but they are willing to bargain somewhat (and meet at the…read morewarehouse at a specified time). Seems like they have a little bit of everything, you almost have to fumble through their stock to see what they have (or ask, they might have it).

From the owner: We Collect / Buy / Sell / Repair Full Size Video Games & Pinball Machines…read more NEW & Used Games available. Parts available too.

I want to support a religious business but this location makes me want to use the Lord's name in…read morevain. The employees are very difficult to find and in the rare case that you can find someone, they act like you're inconveniencing them. They're completely apathetic to your existence. Great products and selection and good prices. But the employees at this location have made me want to shop somewhere else with higher prices.

I visit this location as well as other locations often. The past two times i was there, I ended up…read morehaving a bad checking out experience. Last time, it was a new girl with someone shadowing her, I figured i was good since she had someone monitoring her. The monitor was pretty distracted with chatting and when i got home, i realized that i had been charged full price for paper plates and napkins which are ALWAYS 50% off. why not just price them that way? anyways i got taken that day. Today i bought 8 of the tshirts that are marked $4.37 but are again always 30% off or $2.99. i honestly think the cashier was the same new girl from the last visit (3weeksago). she rings up the first two shirts at $4.37 each. i told her that they were always 30% off and she just blankly stared at me and grabbed another shirt to ring up at $4.37. i said please stop as i am not paying that price so please look on your sheet to see that they are $2.99. She really didn't seem to have a clue what to do at this point so i said to the cashier at the next register "how much are these shirts?". trying to assure the young girl that they were $2.99. the other cashier said they are $2.99 30% off and told me to not scold her as she's new and that i should be patient with her?! what? who wasn't patient? i got that she didn't have a clue what to do and was trying to get her some assistance on how to proceed as she had frozen. The nerve of that woman to criticize me in front of many others when i was supportive of the young girl without mindlessly paying twice the cost so she wouldn't have to deal with the real price. So.disgusted. if someone needs extra training - please provide it to them but don't yell at your customers when they try to work through the situation.