I went here to get cards before leaving Texas. They do have a good selection; one of the cards was…read moregoing to a friend in Germany, and lo and behold -- they had a few cards in German! Service was good - I was able to browse in peace and get what I wanted.

Love the service and the products. Buy all our Christmas and special occasion cards, ornaments and…read moregifts. Get on the VIP list and get good discounts.

I love shopping at Hobby Lobby. I always spend way too much money on things I just don't really…read moreneed but make my house pretty!!! They do run good sales quite frequently. I love when their florals go 50% off or more!! Most all of the employees are very friendly and helpful.

I went to hobby lobby, and at first couldn't find what I was looking for. This worker, Omar, was…read morevery helpful and showed to me the baking section and even gave me his personal opinion when I asked! He was very nice. The store was very clean and organized. The lines for the cash register was kinda long and no tap to pay which was kind of disappointing. Very good pricing tho!

This is my new favorite candle shop! Patty is serious the…read moresweetest human being ever and she definitely made me enjoy spending $30 on smelly good stuff, $18 of that being on a candle! Awesome business and is really just the cutest. A little steep on shop prices, but it's that kind of shop where prices would be expected. Candles are definitely worth the price. Tyler and Orleans are the best and both are sold here with big selections! Do yourself a favor and stop in. It'll leave you house smelling great for daysss.

What a cute little shop this is!! They offer a wonderful selection of gifts, seasonal decor, baby…read moregifts, candles, home accessories as well as a nice selection of tops and dresses for women! The sales associates are pleasant and helpful but not pushy. This is my new favorite local gift shop!

This review is for Daisy. That woman is absolutely lovely. She's always in good spirits, kind,…read morepatient, helpful, sweet as can be. She helped me get my supplies for my first sewing class. Thank you Daisy for picking out all my supplies. People don't give customer service like this anymore and I wish they did! Give that woman a raise. And a lovely thank you to Elaine, who was so pleasant checking me out. You're appreciated :)

On Friday at approximately 7:30 PM, we visited the Michaels store located at 15th Street and…read moreHighway 75 and purchased $435.06 worth of merchandise. While checking out at the self-checkout counter, we requested assistance because several of our items were breakable and needed something to wrap them in. The cashier, Macie, was the only employee working at the front of the store and one of only two employees working in the store at the time. She was assisting another customer and told us to use the bags at the counter to wrap the items. Because it was near closing and the plastic bags had not been restocked, there were very few available and there were no bubble wrap or paper to wrap breakables in. Following the cashier's instructions, we attempted to wrap our items as best we could. In doing so, we apparently used their new customer (aka: would you like to add your number to our system, coupon club) bags that were sitting at the counter, not realizing they were not intended for customer use. At best they one time use throw away bags. Which is why I didn't give it another thought. After completing our purchase, I placed my items in my car and returned the cart to the store. At that point, the cashier informed us that we were not supposed to take those bags. I immediately apologized and said I would gladly bring them back. However, the situation was communicated in a way that suggested we had intentionally taken them, and this occurred in front of other customers, which was extremely embarrassing. I returned to my car, retrieved the bags, and brought them back inside. I then asked for bubble wrap, which was provided at that time. I also asked to speak with the manager because I wanted to clarify the misunderstanding and explain that we had simply followed the cashier's instructions to use the bags available at the counter. The manager, Brynn, confirmed that there were only two employees working in the store at the time--herself and the cashier, Macie. During the discussion, it was mentioned that Macie relayed to the manager we had taken an entire stack of bags, which was inaccurate. Only two bags had been used, and they were returned immediately once we were informed. I asked to speak with the store's general manager so the situation could be escalated and properly addressed. However, Brynn refused to provide the general manager's name or contact information. When we went back to the front of the store, a police officer was present. At no point had I raised my voice or used inappropriate language; I had simply expressed disappointment at being accused of theft after spending a significant amount of money and following the instructions given by the cashier. It later became clear that the police had been called by a friend of Brynn's who was in the store and was not an employee. This individual appeared to be spending time with Brynn in the back of the store and called the police during the situation in defense of her friend. The officer stated he had been told that customers were yelling, which was not accurate. He asked Brynn whether she wanted us trespassed from the store, which she declined. What exactly would have occurred to warrant a trespass I've no idea. Unfortunately, the interaction with the officer was also unprofessional. He pointed his finger at me and told me to "mind my business and check out," and then proceeded to laugh and joke with Brynn and her friend. This entire experience was extremely disappointing and embarrassing. As a paying customer who spent nearly $500 in the store that evening, I expected to be treated with respect and professionalism. Instead, a misunderstanding escalated unnecessarily and left us feeling publicly accused of theft. I hope Michaels leadership will review this situation and address the customer service, communication, and management issues that occurred so that other customers do not have a similar experience.

Today my son and I stopped at Five Below to shop and decided to sit in a couple of the chairs that…read morewere on display for sale so we could see how they felt before deciding whether to buy them. An employee approached us and told us we needed to move because "this area is for walking." I asked, "Where would you like us to sit instead?" She pointed to another area out of the way, so we moved without arguing. A few moments later, a manager dressed in black walked over and, in a harsh and disrespectful tone, said, "There is NO SITTING IN CHAIRS ALLOWED. Get up now!" I was stunned. These were chairs being sold to customers, yet we were treated as though we were doing something wrong simply by testing them. If customers aren't allowed to sit in furniture that's for sale, that policy should be clearly posted. More importantly, there is absolutely no excuse for speaking to customers, especially in front of their children, in such an aggressive and demeaning manner. The issue wasn't just the policy. It was the complete lack of professionalism, courtesy, and basic respect. My son witnessed a manager treating his father like an inconvenience rather than a paying customer. I expect a response from store management or Five Below corporate explaining whether this is actually company policy. If it is, it needs to be clearly communicated. If it isn't, then this manager needs coaching on how to speak to customers respectfully. This experience was embarrassing, unnecessary, and completely unacceptable. I won't be returning until someone addresses how this situation was handled.

5 stars for 5 below! This place has such a good selection especially for Christmas. Prices have…read moregone up a little since last Christmas but that okay. Self checkout is super nice too

I absolutely love shopping at Home Goods! They are so beautifully laid out always find something…read moreinteresting. And best of all, their pricing is very reasonable. What I didn't enjoy about their service, when checking out, was being pressured about applying for their credit card. When I said no thank you, she just kept going on about it. When I said no a second time, her mood changed to just rude.

This Home Goods isn't quite as large as some of the others I've been in, they have a TON of…read moreeverything on every aisle and your shopping cart can barely fit, much less multiple people- ALL THAT SAID, you're nearly SURE to find what you're looking for or something close to it here. Beware of their dishes, the glaze on a lot of the white ones causes gray scratches when used with silverware. I was on the hunt for one EXACT candle, and they had it. I couldn't believe I found it. I also got some fantastic marble pieces and a few other candles. With some of these prices, you'll make out like a bandit. The girl at the cash register was the most darling thing I've ever met at closing time on a Saturday night. I appreciated her courtesy and friendly banter more than 99% of people who would have acted like we were bringing the plague with us. This is the ultimate place for gifts and stocking stuffers- I never leave empty-handed!!

A trip to Stonebriar Mall with the grandkids, and of course we had to stop in at Barnes & Noble…read more Thankfully, they all love to read! Readers are leaders! We checked out the young reader section and the displays in the children's area. Since school is starting soon, we didn't buy anything this trip. They pointed out some books that they had read over the summer. They found a cute Pusheen (stuffie cat) that is exclusive to Barnes & Noble. But, the price was pretty pricey for a stuffie. I'm sure if we have a book on our shopping list and we are in this area, we might stop in again.

Today was my first time to go to the Stonebriar Mall Barnes & Noble store, and I was impressed with…read moretheir selections. It's one of the biggest B&N stores I have been to so far. The children's area had the most toys I've ever seen at any of these places. And even thought it's large, I saw things that remind me of what a thoughtful bookstore should have in it. Children sitting on benches reading and laughing. Teens talking about the books they're buying and looking forward to reading that story. And adults having fun with their children. And I must say, isn't that what a bookstore should be about? Laughter, imagination, excitement to read. It truly made my heart happy to see and feel their joy as I walked through the book isles. There's a B&N store close to my house, and I never see or feel what I experienced at this store. That speaks volumes to me. And yes, I bought a book. Every year I look for that special Halloween book I can share with my granddaughter. Today I added the children's book, "We Are Already Haunting Here" by Gideon Stere. I can't wait to share it with her!

I'm very disappointed with the quality of the items at Dollar tree and how they continue to go up…read moreon the price AGAIN to $1.50 might as well not call it dollar tree anymore and call 4 for $6. Some of the items that they want a $1.50 I can go to Walmart and get for $.99. It's just disappointing how greedy they have become. I won't be shopping there anymore..

Cashier Alexander was not friendly at all. I went to his register and he didn't greet me or say one…read moreword to me, so I said "Hello, how are you today" he still didn't respond or reciprocate. He just scanned my items and told me my total. After my transaction was complete he just handed me my receipt and started ringing up the next customer. I was not told thank you, Happy Holiday's, come back again, did you find everything you needed, just nothing back from him. He didn't smile and acted like he didn't even want to be working there. Very poor customer service. He desperately needs some customer service training on how to treat customers. I do like this store because it's well stocked and organized, but Alexander's attitude was definitely a turnoff for me on this trip.