This business doesn't deserve even the one star that Yelp requires as a minimum…read more My son and I stopped in today because he wanted to check out their Pokémon inventory. While we were browsing, a young man in the store asked the employees behind the counter if they were interested in purchasing some cards from him. They declined. After hearing that, I casually mentioned that my son might be interested if the seller was looking to move them. My son even politely asked if that would be a problem. Instead of responding professionally or courteously, one of the employees immediately stated that if my son and the seller worked out a deal, they would owe the store a 15% commission. The comment came across as rude, unnecessary, and frankly absurd considering the store had already made it clear they had no interest in the transaction themselves. To avoid any issues, we left the store and sat on a nearby bench outside. A couple of minutes later, the owner/manager came outside and rudely questioned my son and the other young man about whether they were conducting business. When they answered honestly, he told us to get off "his property." The problem? We were on a bench alongside the sidewalk. What should have been a simple interaction escalated into an unnecessarily confrontational situation because of the owner's attitude and lack of basic customer service skills. Rather than treating potential customers with respect, he chose hostility, intimidation, and arrogance. Words were exchanged, and while it's doubtful he cares, he permanently lost our business. I fully understand that a business owner has the right to manage activities inside their store and maintain a professional environment. What I do not understand is the sense of entitlement and disrespect shown toward customers, especially when they were no longer on the premises. The entire encounter left the impression that the only thing that mattered was whether the owner was getting a piece of the transaction. The unfortunate reality is that behavior like this drives people away from the hobby and creates a toxic atmosphere that benefits no one. The one positive outcome from the experience was that my son and I met a genuinely nice young man and made a new friend. If you're looking for a card shop that values its customers and understands how to treat people with courtesy and respect, there are much better options in the area (BangerZ Cards, The Card Guys, etc.). We have had far better experiences elsewhere and will gladly take our business to shops that appreciate their customers.

Zero stars. Was not greeted upon walking in. Did not ask if I had any questions or if I needed…read morehelp. Did not say anything after I left. All they did was stare me down as I looked at their selection. Will NOT be giving this business my money :) Do not recommend, go literally anywhere else.

Comments only apply to the framing area. Wierd hours. Rude…read morepeople. Over priced services. Will not be back.

I just started a resin craft business and came in here looking for some supplies. I didn't really…read morehave anything specific in mind, but was just browsing. I hit the jackpot here! First of all, the store was very clean and organized. It was very easy, overall, finding everything. The clearance section was on point! It wasn't chaotic like most clearance sections and I got some amazing steals. They had paints there as low as $0.19 and I got some seashells and starfish for as low as $0.59! Everything I bought was either on clearance or 40% off on sale except for one item. I got two big bags full of stuff plus a storage container and barely spent over $35. This is the best hobby lobby I've been to!

I needed a frame for a local breweries-styled print I received on Christmas (it was from local…read moremerchant Twig in Lakeside), so I brought the print with me and headed into Michael's. After testing it with several frames, I opted for a fairly priced classic brown and black frame. It had two hooks in the back, so I checked the picture-frame hardware aisle for other options. Command Strips were one, but after speaking with one of the ladies in the custom frame department, she recommended some of the metal twine. She had some extra, so she cut off a piece for me and threaded it through. Definitely above and beyond! It's been hanging right next to my front door ever since, and people comment on it when they walk in. It's actually my only framed hanging print in my apartment -- all others are canvas prints.

Michaels has every craft and art item that I have ever needed. It's the best countrywide art store…read morethat I have ever seen. GO TO MICHAELS

Overall the place is great it has everything form swords knifes card magic coin magic all types of…read moremagic and also musical like vodo hindo and all sorts of everything

From the owner: Virginia's ONLY magic supply store!…read more We have new, used and vintage magic supplies! Metaphysical, spells, herbs, candles and jewelry!

This is where mom and I have gone to get our machines cleaned (though since I have a singer, I need…read moreto find somewhere else) and checked out/serviced and the service is absolutely phenomenal. Friendly staff, great sewing class selection and when they offer sales and promotions, definitely worth it! They know about the machines they sell, and more importantly, if you're looking for a machine they know what you do and don't need. They ask questions and probe for details, and while they make suggestions, if you say you don't need something, they listen. Lots of tools for both sewing and quilting, as well as embroidery, the side walls are always fun to browse.

You need a great machine or a spool of quality thread, the staff is helpful and so glad to answer…read moreany questions. Be sure to ask about classes, as the variety of things to learn is fun. And don't forget to get that extra sewing machine you have stored away to their technician Now, cause when your current machine starts to act up you will want your backup ready and in working order.