For their jigsaw selection of specific euro brands. Only sharing 'cause 'tis the season - good for…read morebday gifts too. Imma fan of 1000-piece puzzles. For in-store purchase, this is a fun go-to spot. Yes there're many online deals out there but if you want to avoid that, come on in. My bros have been buying from here for me the past few months - I appreciate. They have a free membership where the more you buy the higher the discount - ask them... I forgot and I can take or leave it. Before the world craziness, I enjoyed puzzling and during plus up to today I reach for jigsaws when time permits. Good exercise for the mind. I'm familiar w/general pricings of the euro brands they offer and my fave smiley face app tends to go bonkers w/the cost. At times smiley face has the retail price but sadly many times it's higher, up to almost 80% - seems criminal. So having a place like this brings many back to reality. Remember the ones I favor are euro brands and what you see priced is the general retail price. And the current stock is what will be found w/in smiley face's app. The staff are easygoing too. They know what's going on so they're not surprised that folks shop here for those brands. My only concern is now that I'm sharing especially during this season, I may not find some specific jigsaws lol

This store is part Spencer Gifts, part museum gift shop and part fun game store. The items are…read moremostly unique. If you are already at the mall, this store is worth visiting. You can find gifts for gamers & non gamers.

Came here to peruse. Rumi Life is located in Arundel Mills Mall and features Asian-inspired items…read moresuch as toys, jewelry, fashion and skincare items. The store was played out in various sections highlighting the above. The staff were pleasant. All in all, a nice store for young and pre-teens who are obsessed with Asian-inspired items such as what Rumi Life sells.

Rumi is very famous poet who died in Türkiye…read more Rumi, a 13th-century Persian poet and Sufi mystic, is famous for his: Masnavī-yi Manavī Also known as Spiritual Couplets, this six-volume poem is considered one of the greatest mystical poems in world literature. It's often called "the Quran in Persian" and is one of the most widely read texts in the Muslim and Persian-speaking world This is why interest me. Also I think Beyonce one of kid's name is Rumi. I thought her chain store! It's nice store to buy little gifts... they always put some nice stuff

Had the pleasure of going into the Lego store during my latest trip at Arundel and experienced…read moresuperb service from Kyle and Ron!! Great experience and knowledge from them on the new Pokemon play blocks and they helped me and my gf out and we learned so much. Will be getting all the sets

Came here to get a gift for a family member. This Lego Store location was chock full of inventory…read moreto cater to any Lego fan's preference (Disney, Star Wars). The staff were very pleasant and eager to answer any questions. The value is subjective: as a Lego fan, what is your price point to pay for an item you really want. All in all, a great store that will satisfy any Lego craving you may have.

My kid loves these stuff. We made one before 5, 6 years ago…read more And put in one voice recorder. Will bring her here next time for Simba. She will definitely enjoy the process. I remember seeing the discount gift card at Costco last time. Good deal!!

Absolutely horrible experience. 3 employees working except only 1 is actually working. The other…read moretwo are laughing and doing whatever with their masks down. They are able to have two people using fluff machine but again, only one girl working while the other two joke and mess around. Go somewhere else.

I found this place by accident when we were dropping my daughter off to check out the thrift store…read morenext door. There is something here for everyone. There's even a dedicated area for painting figures, which is fantastic. I've done that at home, and there's a lot of gear that you need for that: to do it in a setting with people buzzing around you, good lighting, nice chairs, and paints and brushes all around you. Honestly, it just feels like a better way to do it than sitting in your basement, unless that's your sort of thing. There's also a huge gaming area. I didn't go in there, but I think that's the kind of amenity that is essential for a store like this. Snacks, food, games, dice, puzzles. Not sure what else you could have at a place like this, other than perhaps a comic book area.

There is a tabletop gaming store that is as large as a grocery store. It exists! It's a true…read morewonderland for nerds and gamers, and noobies like me. None of the gamer stores we visited in Baltimore County can hold a candle to this place. Pay the toll and get your butt over to Ritchie Highway. You'll want to burst into tears of joy when you set foot into the store. I was under the impression that it was difficult to own/run a game store, or thats what the owners of those little shops would have me believe. But this place had loads of customers, and a bunch of other regulars in a side room used for gathering for in person play. Jeremy got his wish. A group of our friends are planning on getting together at least one Friday a month to play the Wheel of Time RPG. And he suckered me into joining. So he insisted that I pick out my own dice, rolling tray (the non-herbal kind), and a bag to hold the dice. He got some stickers and other stuff, too, cuz he's just so very into embracing the tabletop rpg gamer lifestyle. We joined the rewards program, so we'll obviously be back.

Showed up at opening and just had a "Back in ten minutes" sign up on the door. Cool. You might be…read morebut I won't. Next time, Gadget. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This has to be one of the best Games Workshops I have ever used. A middle-sized store (seating for…read more6 modelers and 3 full-sized gaming tables), I think it is the management and clientele that make this place great. Tony busts his butt running this store and makes sure that regulars are having fun and visitors are taken care of. Unlike some of the other gaming shops, you do not get a horrible mix of elitism or social ineptitude. Many of the regulars are married with kids and use this place to relax and have fun. Hardcore gamers mix with part-time hobbyists and rules arguments take a backseat to enjoyment. If you want to get into Warhammer, 40k, or Lord of the Rings wargaming? This is the place to start.

This place is a pleasure to visit in large part to Jake. He's friendly and helpful. You'll meet…read morehelpful adults of all sorts of professions including art teachers, various aged kids and families. It's quiet and Jake and others are willing to teach games and painting. I started looking for a painting class and Jake said if I came in on slow nights he'd just help me and most of my paints are another brand. My painting has improved. I've watched his calm demeanor with kids and while running the store. They have game tables you may use and they're sturdy. I should have written a review long ago. I look forward to normality so people can hang out again.

An eclectic concoction of eye-catching, inexpensive, useful (and a couple not so) items. We need…read moremore places like this mom-n-pop shop overflowing with knick·knacks, novelties, and niceties. It seems to be run by a local woman with a worldly charm. I didn't find what I was looking for, but I left with multiple items and a nostalgic feel for tiny -almost secretive- antique stores in New England but with more up-to-date items available. Today was my first time there. I'll return! It's worth the trip!

I always see Facebook posts from this location advertising what they have available. Because I have…read morea huge collection of green M&Ms at home, I noticed they had a couple items that I was interested in. I messaged the owner on Facebook and she was able to put aside the items I wanted so I could come purchase them the following day. She was friendly and fair with price. Although I was not looking for anything else, I did notice she has a ton of inventory. I am sure they have something for everyone.

I love a good bookstore, especially as they're getting more rare to find…read more Visited MD, and a friend took me by this bookstore. From appearances, I thought it was a used bookstore, but it's actually not. They do sell all of their items new. It's definitely not an extensive selection of all available books in the world,but I think they have more of the popular ones. Their sale section was pretty massive, and I did get a few excellent children's books from that area. They had a pretty good selection of small literary gifts, too. For example, pillows with book quotes, or wall decor relating to books. Staff was very helpful. I found out that whatever they have in-store does not reflect what they have on their website and vice versa. Also, the membership can apply to online purchases. Unfortunately, whatever they have in-store, they don't supply shipping; you'll have to go to a FedEx, USPS, or UPS to ship an item. I did think it was a little odd that they had a yogurt shop in their business. Aren't they worried of people leaving their empty cups on bookshelves and possibly getting ants or their merchandise sticky?

I visited this location with my husband knowing exactly what we were looking for. We browsed for a…read morebit looking for a book that was featured on the BAM website but couldn't find it in what we assumed was the correct location, so I decided to ask an elderly female employee for assistance. When I told her what book I was looking for she said "oh" while rolling her eyes a lead me to it. She handed it to me and started walking away while I was thanking her for her help. I could feel the attitude radiating off of her because of my book choice. I laughed it off and continued to browse a bit more. Eventually we got in line behind another customer. The same elderly woman opened another register to assist the customer in front of us. Naturally we started looking at the products that are in the check out area while we waited. The customer that was in front of us had an issue and left so it was our turn. The elderly woman proceeded to wave over the female customer behind us and she said that we were in front of her. We kindly insisted that she just go ahead and check out and we'll wait for the other employee further down. Then the elderly woman rudely said "come on, put your stuff here" and then decided to tell the customer behind us that the line starts where she's standing and that there should be blinking red lights signally that the line starts there. At that point it was VERY clear that she had an issue with us because of the book we were purchasing and tried to insinuate that we were stupid. Fine, you have a personal opinion but you are at work and are supposed to be providing good customer service regardless of your personal opinions. At no point were we rude or passive aggressive so her attitude was very uncalled for. Feeling done with the situation, I handed her my book and she hurried through our interaction. We kept our cool and were respectful, she asked if we wanted a bag and we declined and then she gave us our receipt and I told her to have a blessed day and once again talked over me. I will not be visiting this location ever again. Thanks Jodi for your terrible customer service.

I was delighted to find an FYE store. They started evaporating after Blockbuster stores were…read moreclosing. The inventory used to focus on movies, music & games. Musical downloads & streaming have affected those areas. Now they carry fun themed gifts. If Spencer's Gifts married a superhero (and got rid of the R rated toys), this store is the result. You can still find music and movies. You can also find wacky, fun items that are either on sale or are overpriced. My Wonder-woman makeup cases were over priced but my gift card covered most of the payment. There were fun headsets at $9.99. There was television and movie swag, as well as a life sized Batman costume. Bonus points for the fun snack items.

Extremely expensive. Their so called specials or sakes are basically a few bucks or cents off. Go…read moreelsewhere or on-line for cheaper prices.