When you're looking for Christmas gifts for our grandson who was requesting Gundam models. They had…read morea huge selection and we were able to find a specific model that he was looking for. Christmas was fantastic for him.

Superior service. Helpful. Knowledgeable. Worth the drive. Will get my future business.read more

Looking for some potential kitchen decor and came in here just to look around. They had their…read moreValentine's Day items out, but HL is always a great option. I didn't purchase anything. So I didn't receive any service from an associate. To me, HL is always nicely priced for their items. I really enjoy this store.

Crap store and business concept- .. this store is unorganized, dirty, has lackadaisical workers,…read moreetc. You can't find anything- the prices are ridiculous- they mark the price up to add 'it's on sale' this week type of discounts- which are still way higher than any other similar craft/decor store around.. They have items gathering dust- gee, wonder why? Clearance price items don't even bring up properly.. Bad selection, high prices, bad business motto, bad customer service- and they're closed in Sundays for 'religious reasons.' Gimme a break! Their business hours never suit the working consumer.. they close early, and don't open on Sunday.. Oh, and the owner of corporate hobby lobby is behind the heritage foundation... shop anywhere else'

Honestly, I love this card shop so much that I go there for MTG singles and sealed, they always do…read moretheir best to make sure that they sell at MSRP price and prevent people from trying to scalp and resell online for profit. The staff is always super helpful to me and responds very quickly on Facebook Messenger, and most times responds even if they are closed at the time of messaging.

I reached out to the store through their website's text option and asked if they would have the…read moreUnion Arena: Goddess of Victory NIKKE boxes available during the official Nov 21-27 release event period. The staff replied: "We will have the boxes available." Based on that confirmation, I made the trip. When I arrived, I was told their shipment was still being unpacked, so I waited in the area. After everything was sorted, I was informed that NIKKE wasn't part of the shipment at all -- not delayed, not street-dated, simply not included, which directly contradicted the message they sent me earlier. I understand shipments can be incomplete. The issue was being told the product would be available during the event period and only finding out the opposite after waiting around. I'm leaving this review so other customers know to double-check availability before making the drive. (Screenshot of the store's confirmation included.)

Are there any more around? They sure are missed. I used to manage one, so I would say service is…read moregreat. The always had a fine selection of many things that you needed and wanted. Great gifts, tv's, stereo equipment, speakers and on and on, all at a great value and great sale prices.

The lines are longer in both the cafe and the front than they used to be, but customer service…read morehasn't really appeared to suffer much because of it. While still a corporate bookstore, this B & N is friendly and has a nice, laid-back vibe. Great magazine selection, cute and spacious Starbucks cafe inside, free WiFi, a nice Nook station, decent customer service, a great children's section, and tons of comfy seating throughout the store to sit and read a book/magazine or study. This particular B & N has an impressive selection of coffee table books devoted to cooking and decorating, as well as a nice mystery section. One thing I've noticed lately is the growing selection of vinyl records and the ever-shrinking choice in CD's. I like that and hope to see even more vinyl make its way onto the sales floor over time. Now, they're displaying new release and remastered re-release vinyl records in both the front and the back of the store. Wow. Vinyl is definitely making a comeback. One caveat- there's been a dearth of assistance at the Nook station unless you go out of your way to request it. That's kind of a bummer. The sales staff is always pleasant and helpful once they are on the scene, but getting someone to show up is the tricky part.

Good magazine titles like Café Racer, Scoot!, Skin and Ink, Shindig. I often pick up one of the…read moremany good magazines on WWII and stamp collecting. They have a nice café. Cannolis are now available.

The guy there was really nice and agreed to beat the next best price I got on my necklace and ring,…read moreit was fast and they gave me money on the spot unlike what the other place that tried to give me a check!

From the owner: We are a Family owned and operated business that has proudly served Mid-Michigan since 2000. At…read moreCash Quick Gold & Silver we pride ourselves on customer service.

The place is terrible. I visit from Georgia, and of all the LCS I've been to in Michigan, this is…read morethe worst. Gut behind the counter was uninterested, but he sure was happy when his magic buddies showed up. Would not recommend.

I used to go to Comic Relief all the time back in the day. As a matter of fact, it was my go to…read moreshop. Then I stepped away from comic books for a while. Having recently returned to reading and collecting, I have had the opportunity to visit a couple of times. The first experience was very underwhelming. My friend and I went in looking for some back issues. There was a single person working who didn't even bother to greet us when we walked in or even say two words. As we hunted through the back issues, again, wasn't spoken to at all. Finally I asked about a couple books was basically waved over towards the general area. His dinner was much more important. (Spent over $30) But hey, everyone has an off day so I said I would give it another chance later on. Second experience started with a phone call that left me feeling like I was causing an inconvenience. But I wanted the books and they had them. So off I went. This experience was much like the last. Walked in and there wasn't anyone around at all. I found the book I was looking for on the shelf and grabbed it and proceeded to browse back issues again. Found some I wanted. Owner/manager finally appeared and chatted with another person that came in afterwards. Still didn't acknowledge me. Went to check out, stood at the counter while he wandered around. Finally noticed me. Checked me out ($40). Barely spoke. So...while they have a great selection of back issues and current stuff is usually in stock, I am about the experience as much as the purchase and it was just a sucky experience. Comic Relief was not a welcoming place. I don't know if it is because I am not a regular or what. If all you want is to get your books and leave, then have at it. If you want an enjoyable experience and especially if you are new to the store or comic collecting, I would recommend heading over to Amazing Bookstore on Richfield or, if you don't mind the drive, Coy Comics in Saginaw. Both places offer a great experience.

My family and team has bought bikes and services from this shop for over a decade. If you read a…read morebad review here (and I read them all) it is because the Karen was not listening and is not an avid cyclist. You need not be an avid cyclist to shop here, though, as the staff makes up for it. Every member of the shop's staff that I have met throughout the years has the utmost care and concern for you and your bike, even if you bought your Huffy at Meijer's. Not many shops in Michigan can say that. I unfortunately worked for some. If by some astronomical chance you are not Karen and something goes wrong, the staff will happily work with you to make it right. There are not many good cycling shops in East Michigan, but this shop is one of the best, if not the best. They say you get what you pay for, but here you get more.

Great service, work on all brands of bicycles. I miss the old store that was in Creek though.read more

Very cute boutique/consignment shop…read more Stoped in to take a look without an intention of purchasing anything.. hehe.. best laid plans.. anyway, the owner was super friendly, the store was divided up into vendor booths and theme etc.. everything was super cute.. so I purchased a beautiful 5 piece green/blue/yellow/teal tray and dip set for $20 after I spotted it on a bar display. I couldn't resist.. lol.. The prices were very good, particularly on furniture, and the selection seemed unique and varied. Everything from vintage goods, art glass, ceramics, paintings and furniture to vinyl records, clothing, jewelry, shoes, handbags, kids toys, books, and handmade chocolate. The overall collection seemed carefully curated and well displayed. It was like strolling through a small boutique with a vintage market bohemian vibe. It felt like the items were carefully selected and arranged for maximum impact to catch the shopper's eye. Prices were more than fair, selection was both unique and varied and service was beyond reproach.