I'm not at all an arts and crafts (or the like) sorta person, so I never really had the need to…read morecome through a Hobby Lobby. That said this might by my first run at a Hobby Lobby. EVER. (I figure it was just a matter of time when I'd find myself here.) Anyway! I was in search for a wedding unity arras de boda for a couple getting married in a couple of days. We were referred here by the store next door, saying they might have it. Sadly, they didn't. However! I ended up staying I longer than I needed - I took my time browsing. They had so many interesting things I wanted to purchase for my home! Their displays have really good ideas for decorations and such, and if I only lived close, I might have made out with some good buys! But there is one close to home, and now, it's my go-to not just for home decor, but if I had the need for crafty things. And the staff are incredibly nice. Although they knew there were no purchases made, they were still helpful as to where we may find what we're looking for. (And they're the reason for the above average rating.) Good first run!

Took back an online order as instructed. First they refused to credit me for a damaged box that…read morehad com that way, supposedly inspected by "Tina", then they refused to issue the credit back to the account used, saying they could only give me cash or store credit. Looks like they're following the path of Joann Fabrics!

Love love love this place. They have all sorts of pieces at different price ranges so there's…read moresomething for everybody. I definitely recommend going on a weekday as the weekends get packed quickly. They also offer different classes and birthday rooms.

I love this place - really amazing spot to spend hours having fun (both adults and kids!). They…read morehave so many pieces to pick from, and prices are pretty reasonable. I've been twice and had a great time both instances. They are BYOB and have snacks available for purchase. I've never struggled to find a table, but it does get busy on the weekends! -1 star because -Unlike Color Me Mine, the employees bring you paint (up to 6 colors per person), and during busy hours, you have to wait for a while to get a refill/anything if needed -There is a color in the blue section that shows as a gorgeous blue (on the pencil holder you can see end-product colors on), but really turns out more purple post-fire. I think it's 54? I wouldn't have picked it for my mug the first time I went if I had known the color would change -I asked someone working if I could get something to draw really fine white lines. She gave me a squeeze bottle that came out really thick. I saw others bottle had a thin metal piece coming from the top, but she refused to let me use that because it was "too hard to take off" from another bottle. To me, it just felt like she didn't want to put in the effort to help me Overall, it's a lot of fun! The studio fee is $8 per person, but 2x a week they have deals to save on this.

Cute pottery store. They mostly make some to sell to the national parks but they have items to sell…read morestore front. Prices are reasonable. I bought a garlic grater after a failed attempt purchasing one on Etsy. He was so nice and gave me a tour of the back where the kilns were kept to bake the pottery. They do offer classes but not many

I had Tony make custom coffee mugs for my husband and I for our anniversary. They turned out…read moreperfect. we love them, they are dishwasher safe as well. I will be returning for future gifts. He does carry items you can purchase for a unique gift if you need them sooner.

I found them online and went there two days in a row to sell. The people that were working there…read moreboth days were helpful. They were extremely helpful with explaining to me why what they felt my cards would be worth. I had brought in quite a bit of cards so it took two people to look through the stack I brought in. In the end I did end up selling my cards and seal sets to them. They do 60% cash offer and 70% store credit. Looking at the prices on display I felt that the amount they said my cards would be worth sounded about right. My suggestion though is to come prepared and look up the card values and details of your cards. The actual selling of the cards was easy, pretty straightforward. They give you an offer you say yes or no, and be on your

Danny Nguyen! He's a great person! My daughter and I went to the store for the first time and we…read morewere browsing around not really knowing what we were looking for or wanted to purchase. He was super knowledgeable and explained everything so well. He's a great teacher. We ended up purchasing several Elite Trainer Boxes (Pokemon) and a bunch of single cards. We will definitely see you guys again on our next trip :)

Perfect stop for gifts of all kinds, especially when I forget and need a last minute idea!read more

Great work done by stitch and print. Fast and the product came out great. Very satisfied for being…read morea first time customer.

Wanted to get shirts made for an event said they would be ready in 24 hours. Paid the amount and…read morethey didn't think I would notice the mistakes on the shirts and tried to hide it and didn't even mention there was mistakes on both shirts

I love hobby lobby!!…read more They have so many "things" for crafters and for those that want to be a crafter for a day! Items are always discounted and sometimes even more then the usual 30% - 50%. What a bargain! I usually check on Sunday for their specials for the week. They are closed on Sunday to allow for employees to enjoy family time! What a wonderful practice. Lots of things to spruce up a house can be found at Hobby Lobby. Go check it out and grab a buggy since your arms can't carry all the great finds!! August 2023

I don't like the way I was treated when searching for Hanukkah party supplies and was informed that…read moreHL doesn't carry goods for "my" holidays. So they no longer get "my" money for anything. Imagine, a store in Far North Dallas.

This is just what I was looking for! Not just an inspiring selection of glass and supplies, but…read moresuper warm and welcoming employees who are knowledgeable and passionate about stained glass. Will absolutely be back!

Kittrell Riffkind is owned and staffed by people with extensive experience working with glass. They…read moreare generous in sharing their knowledge, thorough in answering questions, always happy to look at your latest project, and a joy to visit. They can explain the pros and cons of everything they sell because they largely sell what they would want to buy. I planning to take my next stained glass class here.

There is an elder sales associate lady who works here often. She berated me in front of multiple…read morecustomers telling me to add my phone number to my order, which I always do. I also get an email notification when the order is ready for pick up, so I am not sure why the sales associate had to speak to me the way she did. This was not a pleasant experience at all and really put an extremely bad taste in my mouth. I should also mention that there is no point to put an alternative person to pick up my order because they do not use that information. It seems that either their system is outdated or the sales associates do not know how to work the system. I cannot imagine ever coming back here with that worker's demeanor... immensely off putting.

They always have what you never knew you were looking for!!!…read more It's a successful shopping excursion every time!

This review is for Daisy. That woman is absolutely lovely. She's always in good spirits, kind,…read morepatient, helpful, sweet as can be. She helped me get my supplies for my first sewing class. Thank you Daisy for picking out all my supplies. People don't give customer service like this anymore and I wish they did! Give that woman a raise. And a lovely thank you to Elaine, who was so pleasant checking me out. You're appreciated :)

On Friday at approximately 7:30 PM, we visited the Michaels store located at 15th Street and…read moreHighway 75 and purchased $435.06 worth of merchandise. While checking out at the self-checkout counter, we requested assistance because several of our items were breakable and needed something to wrap them in. The cashier, Macie, was the only employee working at the front of the store and one of only two employees working in the store at the time. She was assisting another customer and told us to use the bags at the counter to wrap the items. Because it was near closing and the plastic bags had not been restocked, there were very few available and there were no bubble wrap or paper to wrap breakables in. Following the cashier's instructions, we attempted to wrap our items as best we could. In doing so, we apparently used their new customer (aka: would you like to add your number to our system, coupon club) bags that were sitting at the counter, not realizing they were not intended for customer use. At best they one time use throw away bags. Which is why I didn't give it another thought. After completing our purchase, I placed my items in my car and returned the cart to the store. At that point, the cashier informed us that we were not supposed to take those bags. I immediately apologized and said I would gladly bring them back. However, the situation was communicated in a way that suggested we had intentionally taken them, and this occurred in front of other customers, which was extremely embarrassing. I returned to my car, retrieved the bags, and brought them back inside. I then asked for bubble wrap, which was provided at that time. I also asked to speak with the manager because I wanted to clarify the misunderstanding and explain that we had simply followed the cashier's instructions to use the bags available at the counter. The manager, Brynn, confirmed that there were only two employees working in the store at the time--herself and the cashier, Macie. During the discussion, it was mentioned that Macie relayed to the manager we had taken an entire stack of bags, which was inaccurate. Only two bags had been used, and they were returned immediately once we were informed. I asked to speak with the store's general manager so the situation could be escalated and properly addressed. However, Brynn refused to provide the general manager's name or contact information. When we went back to the front of the store, a police officer was present. At no point had I raised my voice or used inappropriate language; I had simply expressed disappointment at being accused of theft after spending a significant amount of money and following the instructions given by the cashier. It later became clear that the police had been called by a friend of Brynn's who was in the store and was not an employee. This individual appeared to be spending time with Brynn in the back of the store and called the police during the situation in defense of her friend. The officer stated he had been told that customers were yelling, which was not accurate. He asked Brynn whether she wanted us trespassed from the store, which she declined. What exactly would have occurred to warrant a trespass I've no idea. Unfortunately, the interaction with the officer was also unprofessional. He pointed his finger at me and told me to "mind my business and check out," and then proceeded to laugh and joke with Brynn and her friend. This entire experience was extremely disappointing and embarrassing. As a paying customer who spent nearly $500 in the store that evening, I expected to be treated with respect and professionalism. Instead, a misunderstanding escalated unnecessarily and left us feeling publicly accused of theft. I hope Michaels leadership will review this situation and address the customer service, communication, and management issues that occurred so that other customers do not have a similar experience.