Lots of unique gifts and a wide variety of art supplies to choose from! The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful and I love the music they play throughout the store.

Hobby Lobby USED to be one of my favorite places to shop for craft and art supplies. I spend…read morehundreds if not thousands of dollars a year, but until Hobby Lobby fully cover's women's health care (INCLUDING FAMILY PLANNING) I'm not spending a penny there. I was raised Catholic and I realize that what I believe for me and my family may or may not apply to others. Freedom OF my religion also means freedom FROM your religion. Get with the 21st Century, Hobby Lobby!

The Stadium is the place to go for sports cards,Tcg and Mem! The people are amazing and treat you…read moreas their own! highly recommended... seriously best prices you can find on wax period!

Love it for mtg kinda crowded at times but owellread more

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.

Al and Vicky. They are actually the focal point of this place. Personable, eccentric and quirky…read more Yes, they will follow you around as you browse. They're not paranoid of you; they're just friendly and want to help. But what they REALLY want to do is play a game with you - like a FLUX card game. (I played the CAT version.) Speaking of cat, their 17 yr old kitty died last year. Don't be too hard on them. The place is dated, cluttered and musty. But they're great people and that's what matters.

Still a great store. They are taking covid protocols very seriously. Remember to wear your mask!…read moreAlso, no credit cards. You need cash here.

If you love vintage plastic model kits, this place is heaven on earth. This is one of the VERY FEW…read morebusinesses left anywhere in the Midwest, now that CRM in St Louis is mail-order only and Big Bear Hobby in Milwaukee has closed due to the passing of its longtime owner. Dean's Hobby Stop is a mecca of vintage kits, many in amazingly good condition considering they are 30-50 years old mostly, and at much better prices that you might pay on eBay. Not to mention you save the expense and risk of shipping if you come to the store in person. I live in Chicago and have family in the Detroit area, but I'll go quite a bit out of my way to come here whenever I can. Dean is a real gentleman and his wife and partner is a real gem too!

I've been doing business with Dean for over ten years and…read more never had a problem getting models shipped to me. I'm in the Sacramento area of California and there is nothing like Dean's place out here. He'll always hold items for you until you're ready to call back and pay for them. Good service, friendly staff and, to say he's well stocked with models- that's quite an understatement! There might be a few others out there like Dean, but they don't do what he does!

I know it is not "essential" but I'm glad this store is still open. I wanted to buy some frames for…read moreposters and ordered them online for pickup. Unfortunately I didn't see the parking spot for curbside (it's by the entrance from Tittabawasee) so I went inside. Front and center there is hand sanitizer and stickers on the floor to recommend how far away to stand in line to check out. It was a little difficult to decipher where to pick up an order but the cashiers were happy to get it for me. They offered to take the frames out to the car for me as well but I didn't need help. Good customer service and I'm glad to see they are doing their best to enforce safe standards.

It's a Michaels - so that means you've got the consistency of a chain-branded store with decent…read moreideas for crafts and decorations. The prices are affordable and they've got a range of gift and craft ideas for the decorator in all of us. The checkout line was quick, efficient, and friendly.

Staff are creepy. some go the products have water damage and the entrance is over packedread more

This place was fun - I've been to the River Place Shops before but for some reason had never…read morestopped by. They have a HUGE selection of games, gamer-related items, and other things. My boyfriend ended up buying a game he found there, and I was intrigued by the huge selection of Monopoly themed games, such as a Schitt's Creek one. It gets 4 stars from me instead of 5 because the pricing is high - I don't mind supporting small businesses and paying a little more, but my boyfriend looked up one game online and it was like $29.99 at Target or Amazon or somewhere, and they were asking $50 for it, which is quite a lot. I think the game he bought was only like a $2 upcharge, which isn't bad. They also have some fun puzzles, there was a UM one that was a photograph from a Sept. 2011 game. Worth stopping by if you like puzzles, games, or gaming systems.

It's done, it's over... I remember my parents driving us to…read morethis mall when I was a kid. Toy stores, hobby shops, arcade. The 1990's reinvention of updates and food courts. It's a ghost town, unsustainable in its current form. The land is worth more that than the business that occupy it. "Food court" had 2 places to eat, only 1 was open and neither were a popular chain. I remembered it being packed full of people, you'd have to zig and zag to avoid them. Now you have to try really hard just to find someone who isn't working at the "mall". Just visit for morbid curiosity.

Just fill your tank and drive to Birch Run. My parents and I went there and the mall has like 10…read moreopened stores and they all either have terrible options or smell like weed or both (mostly just the first though). Also the lady at the Auntie Anne's said they didn't even serve pepperoni pretzels (the stand was dead and it was the afternoon, which means there was no reason for there to be stock issues and also sums up the mall in general, especially because we went on a Saturday) which makes literally no sense because they had stickers for pepperoni bites on the display. Why would you not be able to stick a couple slices of that pepperoni on a pretzel at the very least? Genesee Valley Mall level garbage except surrounded with stores that are just as bad when it comes to options.