The customer service at Rider's is exceptional. It's so easy…read morethese days to buy online but when you need help, you're on your own. Several times now the people at Rider's have helped me with programing my transmitter and airplane. I couldn't have done this on my own. This week they sent my broken Saito engine back to Horizon Hobby for repair. They did all the paperwork and packaging and covered the shipping cost. Two weeks later they called me to say that they have a brand new engine for me to pick up. No questions asked, no charge, not even for shipping. I can only imagine the heartburn I would have had to deal with if I had bought this engine online. We need to support our local hobby shop because their support is vital to us and our hobbies.

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.

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'

Stopped in looking for some Pokémon cards for my nephew. Ended up walking out with two elite…read moretrainer sets, a box of dragon shields, some Lorcana packs, and a Lorcana mat which has been really hard to find. The people working were super helpful and I found the prices for their TCGs to be reasonable. They also a variety of tabletop games as well that are worth checking out. Definitely one of the best hobby shops in Flint.

This place allows players to harass other players. Which is…read morenot allowed by pokemons rules of play. When I asked the owner about it he showed zero signs of compassion or concern he only cares about his shop. My son who has a learning disability and emotionally impaired left 15 minutes after starting a game here from being harassed by one of the long time players here . I don't recommend anyone playing or shopping here. Especially after seeing how the owner is. He needs psychological help. Especially running a shop for kids. My son started walking home and this place is in a really rough neighborhood while carrying a couple thousand dollars of Pokemon collection in his backpack. Don't come here it's very very schweaty play and the owner has the personality of a card scalper

A DIY lover's dream come true…read more.. This is one of the best, if not the best, arts/craft store in the area for DIY types like myself. They offer DIY tutorial classes and have everything imaginable in stock. If you can't locate it, just ask. The staff is both friendly and knowledgeable about all types of crafting. The DIY crowd is who they cater to, which means they know their stuff. Stencils, acrylic and oil paints and paint brushes, Mod Podge, craft papers, dollhouse materials, buttons, fabric, etc. Beyond the DIY stuff, they always have such cute home decor. Picture frames, candles, votives, artwork, vases, charger plates, etc. Their line of Wilton professional baking pans, fluting tubes, icing, cupcake holders, cake stands and more is pretty impressive for both the amateur baker and the semi-pro as well. I like the new Martha Stewart DIY line. It's a little more expensive, but the quality is worth it. Michaels's has terrific assortment of prints and frames in the back. They do custom framing as well, but that is pretty pricey, although they do offer discounts through their printed and online coupon offers on framing, as well as on all regular-priced merchandise. They're always running sales of some kind or another. BOGO sales in the art/photo frame department happen all the time, so it pays to stock up. If you don't have a coupon on you, they just give you one from their ad, so it doesn't even matter if you didn't bring one. Plus, they always ring up the discount off the most expensive item in your cart instead of the least expensive, which I can't stand, though most retailers adhere to the lowest-priced item philosophy.

Michael's is a vibrant haven for creativity, offering a diverse range of arts and crafts supplies…read morethat inspire artists, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts alike. Michael's fosters an environment where imagination can flourish. The store's welcoming atmosphere, combined with helpful staff and frequent workshops, encourages both beginners and seasoned crafters to explore their artistic potential. Michaels never disappoints so far and it allows me to expand my creativity with any new things I find in the store.

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.

Best comic shop in Genesee County. Bright and roomy with lots of back issues to choose from as…read morewell as the most comprehensive selection of current books in the area. The outspoken staff are generally very helpful and always willing to help you find what you're looking for.

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.

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 helpful. I needed to replace a broken switch on my record player. They had the part in stock…read more It's hard to find a good electronic parts store. It's good to know there's still one around.

From the owner: Welcome to Electronic Parts Specialists Inc. where we offer a full line of security, cctv, access…read morecontrol, cables, wiring, and a large inventory of electronic equipment. Electronic Parts Specialists Inc. has been dedicated to supplying the general public and independent dealers with their personal or company's equipment needs. With years of service in this industry the background and long term business success for Electronic Parts Specialists Inc. is solid one, where you know we are a dependable supplier of 1,000's of different items to serve you. We strive to offer better service and pricing and always want you to feel good about doing business with our company. We specialize in providing the best quality products for our customers and offering a wide array of products to serve you better. Whether you are looking for computer cables, surge protectors, battery or circuit voltage testers, access control testers, wiring or cabling then come on by or give us a call to help you find it!