Great service and excellent merchandise selections. Prices are fair and they gave good sales. I…read moreenjoy going there for gifts.

This is a Lularoe paradise. This boutique is packed with great deals and the owner is very helpful…read morein helping to put together outfits. Shopaholic is a must stop for those who enjoy quality at bargain prices!

I finally had the opportunity to go this version of the Flint Farmers' Market and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. It is centrally located downtown and shares a decent sized free parking lot with a few other businesses. Inside there are a plethora of small businesses including restaurants, bakeries, a gallery, stores and the Flint Children's Museum and Store. In the back there are plenty of tables and seats to enjoy your meal or snack while there. I was just there to browse and see what they have to offer but unfortunately, I wasn't able to return to try any of the establishments. I do hope to try something on the next go around. On the day that I visited, it was clean, organized and easy to navigate; for the most part it goes around in a circle with only a few businesses e.g. pizza, ice cream place, etc. tucked in a corner. It definitely was worth stopping in to see what it was all about.

I love the food. Always great food and a great time! I wish it was open 7 days a week. 3 days is…read morenot enough!! There is food for any type of diet.

Best card shop around Grand Blanc. Staff is always very helpful and they have a nice selection of…read moremerchandise for sale that goes along with a very large card selection. Definitely the place to go around town.

Cute little boutique featuring rustic/farmhouse/shabby chic home decor…read more I stopped in last week and thought the name of the store looked familiar to me. It was and for good reason- it's the sister store of a home decor shop in Tawas City that I remember shopping last summer. That store was super cute and kinda eclectic and so was this one. The store just opened in April and is very much like the shop up north. They mirror each other pretty well, from layout and service to selection and price point. Customer service was nice and attentive and the stock was ample, showcasing plenty of "farmhouse chic" type of decor- candles, vases, furniture, clocks, artwork, signage, etc, much of it in a rustic, upcycled motif. The prices are kinda on the high end for even simple items, but the furniture was pretty reasonably priced. Some of the pieces are pretty garden variety and nothing that unique or that you can't get at Target for much less, but other items (larger pieces) are rather interesting and worth a real look. Overall, a nice store with great service and a mid-range price point for the most part.

What a fun find! First visit today, so happy I discovered this place! I love to shop small and…read moresupport the little guy or gal. They have darling things you didn't even know you needed! Treat yourself to something or find the perfect little gift for someone. Great place to score a hostess gift too, (not that anyone is inviting me over :(

Such an interesting museum gift shop. It's hard to pass up the opportunity to pick up something…read moreunique here when I go to the FIA for an exhibition or fundraising event. Hand-crafted jewelry (which my wife loves), art books, blown glass, art school supplies, prints, sculptures, ornaments, handmade crafts, clothing, objects d'arte, educational toys, kitschy giftware and seasonal gear are all found here. I've picked up a few of the more unique Christmas gifts for my wife here, like jewelry and blown glass crafts. The selection is usually excellent and they often have a small clearance/sale area, including pieces that are sold in tandem with recent/past art exhibit installations in the museum. FIA members always receive 10% off all museum purchases. I'm a member and take advantage of the small discount in the museum gift shop and the cafe nearby. Every time I come in here, there is something new. It's never the same twice. Excellent customer service and overall merchandise quality and selection. The store is located near the front entrance to the museum, across from Isabel Hall and next door to the art rental kiosk and the cafe. It's open whenever the FIA is, including during special evening and weekend events and after hour functions. Otherwise, the shop holds the same business hours as the FIA does. Next time my wife and I stop in for an event, I'm sure we'll wind up picking up something here for ourselves, like an art book or print. It's inevitable.

From the owner: The FIA Museum Shop is a must-see part of your museum experience. With a range of art-inspired and…read moreartist made merchandise, the Museum Shop has jewelry, stationery, ceramics, glass, textiles, books, children's items, and home décor that is unique to the area. From locally known to internationally acclaimed and fair trade artists, the collection of merchandise at the Museum Shop changes regularly so you will find something new every time you come in.

I visited this mall today, had not been there in many years. As I walked in and reminisced about…read morethe old days when I used to mall walk with my kids in the stroller, I wanted to cry. This mall used to be such a pleasant place to escape to! I walked around in a basically dark, deserted place today. Most lights were turned off, yet the mall was open! Most stores are gone, and the VERY few left are pitiful. Most shoppers would have no reason to to to those stores that are left. Macy's is soon leaving. It won't be long before the rest of the stores and JC Penney decide to vacate. I can't imagine they are taking in much money anymore. Really, really sad. Dark, depressing and empty. The upper level food court is also completely gone. The owners have done nothing to keep this place up and running for the people of Flint. Shame on them.

Well, they don't even have security guards anymore. This mall legit looks like a zombie apocalypse…read morewaiting to happen. Every other store is shut down. The stores that are open are only open when they feel like operating apparently. Mall was supposed to be open until 8:00 PM, but MANY stores were closed down before that. Macy's looks like a Goodwill. Their carpet is extremely dirty and old and it's obviously not an issue to corporate- I'm sure they figure it'll close down sooner or later so why bother fixing anything in it? This mall being in this condition makes me so sad. I remember when every single store and food court slot was filled. Now it's a sad shell of a building. Building owners don't care about maintaining it- which is why every other month they're having a water issue. I'm sure this mall will be shutdown completely within the next 5-10 years and it'll just be another abandoned building in Flint.