Very nice LGS, lots of singles on the walls, chill owner, people are friendly, exactly what you…read moreshould expect/want in a local game store

Great selection of board games and cards. There's a solid community of MTG players on Tuesday and…read moreThursday nights, with events around new deck releases. Come check it out!

I love hand made items and supporting local artists. Locally crafted has a variety of handcrafted…read morepieces for sale. They have everything from jewelry to scarves, kitchen accessories, and beautiful cutting boards. Service was stellar. I had a nice lady working today, who checked the price on a teacher sign, I fell in love with. There were cute dog potholders and some Maryland kitchen items with cute little crabs and the Maryland emblem. Prices were pretty reasonable considering these were specialty items that were handcrafted. I am still thinking about my teacher sign. But, I will definitely go back to select one of a kind gifts for those I love.

Shop local! This shop is so cute! Multiple local artist items for sale and they rotate every few…read moremonths! Definitely check it out if you want to support your local artists.

I am fascinated with Asian toys, especially the figurines. Q Toys has a variety of lovely and fun…read moreAsian toys. The service was great. The nice lady who waited on me directed me to their Instagram page for more information and deals. There were all different themes and set up in displays with their respective groups. Some of the brands they carry are Lulu's Dreaming, Gizmos Little Beanbag, and Crayon Shinchan. I definitely need to do some research, but this is a lovely shop has lots of variety and good service. If your loved one collects any of these brand toys, they are well stocked. I will definitely be back.

A very cute shop selling new books as well as low priced used books. They also have a wonderful…read moreselection of gifts. It's a very cozy place with lots of nooks and comfortable seats to read in. The owners are truly lovely people and I wish them much success with this shop. I have already done some of my Christmas shopping there.

Cozy, charming independent bookstore with a great vibe, selection and people. New and used books,…read morelarge children's section, and comfy seating. Excited to have them in the community!

Went in this past weekend looking for some baseball card supplies and a box of cards to rip. The…read moreupdated store looks fantastic and the staff were super helpful, going into the back to find a box of cards for me. I really like how light and open the new store is, and was very pleased with the staff and the value for my dollar. Looking forward to my next trip!

Friendly staff. Great selection. TVs on the walls. Organized and clean setup. Can't wait to go back!read more

I love actual books. This store is in a strip mall near Noodles & Co. The coffee shop is popular…read moreand crowded. It is challenging navigating people in the front of the store. The front entrance gets crowded. The staff should consider moving some of the items to another area of the store. I like lingering and looking at book bags, and other gift items. There are games, gift items and books, books, books.

I feel very lucky to belong to a "Yelp Book Club!" We have…read morebeen meeting for the past 6 years. We read a variety of books and have become good friends along the way. So, you will always find me in a Barnes and Noble searching for our monthly book club selection or a book that has been recommended during our book discussion. I also love Barnes and Noble for their children's section. I am always picking up books for my grandchildren. The people who work there are the nicest. They will take me directly to the book I am looking for. How nice is that? I am a Barnes and Noble book club member. I get a $5 dollar off coupon for each 10 books that I purchase. So, whether you are in a book club or you just like to read...I suggest Barnes and Noble for their selection and wonderful service.

The shop has a really nice selection of Japanese groceries, snacks, and household items that are…read morehard to find elsewhere. Everything felt well organized, and it was fun browsing the unique products. I loved discovering new snacks and imported goods I can't find elsewhere. The atmosphere is calm and shopping is straightforward. Prices are slightly high. . Parking can be a bit tight and limited.

0 stars. DO NOT BUY SONNY ANGELS FROM HERE. They are NOT authorized sellers so they sell them at a…read morepredatory price. $24 dollars a box. THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE $12....100% increase in price. If they are charging DOUBLE for a single box, imagine what else they are overcharging for. DONT FALL FOR IT. I feel SORRY they removed the Joanns for another overpriced gotcha store. DONT fall for it.

I walked past this store for weeks before finally going in and I was pleasantly surprised! This…read moreshop is packed full of amazing handmade goods from far off places as all their products come from villagers throughout Thailand. This store is the perfect place to go to find some unexpected treasure for yourself or for gifts. The things in the store range from a few dollars to more expensive items, such as furniture. Definitely stop by. Oh and another plus is that 10% of profits are donated to a charity called "Smiles on Wings" that helps the children of Thailand.

easily 3.5 stars…read more When I first saw the sign I thought it was just another lame-named Thai restaurant. But when I got close I realized it was actually a Thai gift shop. How cool! You don't see a lot of those around. The store is much bigger than it looks from the outside. The front section is long and narrow, containing womens clothing, scarves, handbags, dining ware, and some jewelry. There was a beautiful handmade, wooden chopsticks box that I thought about buying just so I didn't have to store my chopsticks like they do in many Pho restaurants - sticking out of a can. The back opens up to 1 moderate size room and 1 large room zen-ly designed with wooden furniture and decorative pieces from Thailand. The hall way leading to the large back room was where I found what I've been looking for for a long time though. Fisherman's pants!!! I always wear them when I get Thai massages and they're so comfortable that I have wanted a pair to wear around the house. Thai Crossing had a perfect pair for me. The pants were red and lightweight, actually made out of a blend of silk and cotton so not as rough as the regular fisherman's pants. They were $28, which is as much as you would probably pay at one of the mall stores for lounge wear anyway - however, unlike buying clothes at some ole department store, part of the profits at Thai Crossing go to help orphans and the infirm in Thailand (in fact, a lot of their unique items were made by the infirm, who otherwise wouldn't be able to find work - a store looking to support a good cause as well as make a profit? hot damn!). At the time I was there they didn't have men's fisherman's pants, but the nice young Thai guy manning the store told me they will be getting some in the fall. I will be going back! If you're in the area, you should definitely give this store a look-see.