Big Store, big potential, just watch the checkout line This…read moreHobby Lobby location is massive, and they use the space well. The store is clean, well organized, and easy to navigate, which is not always a given at this scale. What stood out immediately was the staff presence on the floor. Employees were actually visible, this is not something you can take for granted at other Hobby Lobby locations, so it was a welcome surprise. Plenty of seasonal items and home decor to browse through, easily one of the stronger selections I have seen. If you are into jewelry supplies however, temper your expectations. The selection there did not match the overall scale of the store and left something to be desired. Now the part that will cost them a star. For a store this size on a busy morning, three cashier lanes open is simply not enough. And if you have a return or exchange, there is only one dedicated lane for that, which turns what should be a quick and simple transaction into a longer wait than it needs to be. Plan your visit with that in mind and avoid peak hours if you can. Four stars because the store itself genuinely delivers. But the checkout operation needs to catch up with the rest of the experience.

Everything looks real clean, and on certain weeks a little something goes on sale. Wish I came on…read morethe that week but aside that, it's awesome.

A good assortment of art supplies sold at reasonable prices. Framing is also economically priced…read more Just be aware that seldom are their pickup dates correct...buffer by days and call before you come to confirm it's really ready. 9 times out ten there has been som issue with framing.

Great place. The kind of place I visit when I'm in the area. Small but I can find what I need here…read more What more do you need?

I love stores with unique things that are cool, but not in the cool ironic kind of way, or cool in…read morethe way that looks idiotic on your wall 3 years later. Say, sort of like Cabin Fever at Trolley Square. Heirloom Art & Co reminds me of Cabin Fever except, even better, they don't have Cabin Fever's high prices. Heirloom is tucked away at The Shops at Riverwoods .... waaaaaay back past all the big restaurants and clothing stores, wedged between a rare bookstore and an antique/consignment shop. If I wasn't going to the store on purpose, I would've missed it. Boy, I'm glad I didn't! To me, the best parts are the books and the "gifts". By "gifts" I mean things like reproductions of old-timey globes, maps, advertisements, and other things for the days of yore. I mean Pendleton-brand 100% wool "motor robes" -- essentially a throw blanket that can be rolled up, belted in, and it has a strap for carrying it wherever life or nature takes you. I mean quilts with maps, countries, or constellations on them. I mean organic facial creams, bath salts and body oils from places like Mullein and Sparrow. I mean "toys for kids" that are really retro things that the parents will love as much (and probably more) than the kids will. As for their books, you'll find classics, history, nature, and kids books. They've even got "Goodnight Moon" in French. Bonsoir Lune! The back half of the store is their meat-and-potatoes sales wise, with fancy, classy art and a lot of religiousy and Mormony things. I imagine this stuff LDSers will love, but I'm only really interested in the stuff up front. Oh, and I got three retro posters for $4 each! I'll be coming back for more!

Lost 50 dollars in shipping a reprocessing fees just to try on nightgowns that all went back in the…read moreshipping box for about 5 seconds. All nightgown styles I tried had a very frumpy effect, rather than vintage or feminine. I reached out to customer service twice to see if there was anything I could do on my end to take some of the edge off of the 50 dollar sunk cost. I didn't get a response. I understand this is their policy, but the whole thing was incredibly frustrating. I had spent months eyeing these nightgowns as I have tried to find cotton styles, and have found it difficult, so I took a shot. Would never shop here again.

I just finished searching fruitlessly for 45 minutes for a wreath hanger. There was not one staff…read moreperson to ask anywhere. I searched the whole store, which is beautiful BUT... there were no sales people anywhere... not even a clerk at the framing counter. So, instead of waiting in a line of 8 people to ask the checker, I went to the front of the line and quickly asked her the question. It was answered, but my line crashing irritated all the people waiting in line while I got the answer to the question. Save yourself some time and upset. Go to Hobby Lobby.

I'm sad to leave a bad review, but curbside pickup at this Orem Michaels is soooo slow. The first…read moretime I came to pick up a small order, 5 of the same item, and it literally took them 25 minutes to bring it out to me. I would go in, but I have kids in the car, so curbside pickup is preferred. I did see lots of customers come in & out of the store, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt that employees were swamped. But the next time I tried curbside pickup, there were hardly any cars in the parking lot, and it still took 10 minutes for them to bring out my 1-item order. I've had other experiences with JoAnns (right next door), where they have my order out in 5 minutes or less. So if shopping for crafting materials and you're wanting curbside pickup, Michaels is second to JoAnns.

This store is fantastic!!! The store itself is phenomenal. Nice floors and everything is decorated…read moreamazingly. Incredible paintings and puzzles as well!!! Had such a great experience. Every time I enter it uplifts my soul. Would very much recommend on a cloudy day.

Repartee Gallery-slash-Frameworks-slash-HavenLight is having a bit of an identity crisis. Luckily…read morefor them, it's an identity crisis in name only. All I can say for sure is the name on the door now (January 2018) is FRAMEWORKS, so that's what I'll call it. What is certain is the Frameworks artistic genre: Work of faith and work of inspiration. The University Mall location seems to have two areas of focus in content: Jesus, and images of LDS temples. Sure, they have some cool artwork that seems like something from the renaissance ("Betrothed" by James Christiansen is amazing), but most of has religious undertones (actually, really OVERtones). They have some cool furniture pieces (chairs, dressers, lamps, etc.). And obviously, they offer framing services. I have not had them frame anything for me. They definitely make a killing on it since they're charging hundreds of bucks for a frame. In the end, not my cup of tea. Luckily for Repartee/Frameworks, they're in an area where half the population loves what they're serving.

I'm going to review this place on behalf of my daughter. I think if she was with me, I would've…read morespent $1000. There are so many classics with really nice quality artful bindings. They are also presented in such a nice way on bookshelves. Again, I could see literally buying an entire bookshelf with all of the nice books laid out. A real collector of classics would also love this place. They are outside my price range, but real collectors would love the selection.

I've been here twice now. I'm from Los Angeles and both times have been amazing! There is such a…read morevast collection of books and literature, you could spend hours in there just browsing. The workers there are the best I've seen in a book store. They are all very knowledgeable about the store, its literature, and history of the items they have in store. The first time I visited I chose a passage from one of their Bibles that you can have framed on the spot; I also met Mr. Moon! I cherish this Bible page, and have it mounted in my office. If you're looking to buy reprints of your favorite books or looking to read something new, they have them available at reasonable prices. If you're looking for something older, maybe even a first edition, they most likely have it too. I couldn't recommend this bookstore more, and I hope to return again in the future!

I went today even though Yelp said it was temporarily closed. It's gone and the building is sold. I…read morespoke to the new tenant. Very sad, my once a year visit. I always loved going.

Not sure they are open anymore. Came here at 11:35 am on a Tuesday and the door was locked and…read morenobody was there. The last time I was here the lady working the counter was really rude. Not too sad if they are closed down.