Honest folks. They found out what my issue was and fixed it…read more- just a quick part adjustment. No charge. I then proceeded on buying a couple of batteries. You should never leave without investing in something, especially when they help you out for free. They did not have to do that. They could've lied and said my Traxxas needed to be repaired. So they gained a customer for life.

I drove about 30 minutes out to HobbyTown Corona specifically because I was told yesterday that the…read more"Squeezy's" would be available today after 4 PM once they were scanned into the system and put out. I rearranged my schedule and made time to come back based on what your staff told me. When I arrived today, I was told they still weren't out yet. When I asked if there was anything they could do since I was specifically instructed to come back at that time, the employee at the front basically acted indifferent and just said there was nothing they could do. I've been in retail for years, and entering inventory into a system is not some massive impossible task. This honestly came across as laziness and a complete lack of concern for customer satisfaction. Don't tell customers to come back at a specific time if you're not actually prepared to follow through. Traffic and gas prices in Southern California are terrible. People are spending real time and money to come support your business, so at least be considerate of that when making promises to customers. I understand inventory processing takes time, but communication and effort matter. A simple apology or attempt to help would have gone a long way. The store is large and packed with product, but there also weren't many customers there, which makes the lack of urgency even more frustrating. The owner should seriously consider improving management and customer service standards because experiences like this are exactly why customers stop coming back.

This Hobby Lobby has a little bit of everything if you are a craft person. They carry candle making…read moresupplies which I went for and had a decent selection for candles making. But they carry stuff for almost every craft that you could think of. They also have a wide variety of markers and paints. If you are a sewer they have a big section for everything that you would need. They also have a great seasonal section for your special holidays. In general the prices here are decent and average compared to other craft stores. They don't offer coupons anymore. Which is a little disappointing but they do have good sales going on. The service from the employees was great. Very welcoming and willing to help with whatever you may need. I definitely will be back to this location.

I hate to be a stick in the mud…read more.. But this location needs help. It's SO hard to know which line is open, there's so much waiting because they ring everything up by hand and enter in codes, and while the staff is super helpful and kind, it seems like the setup is sabotaging sales. I've seen people put stuff down and leave without buying, and I almost did that but really needed the item. Please get more cashiers or update your system to something more modern to move the line faster. Bright side, super fun to just walk thru and get your steps in on a hot summer day.

I don't know why people are complaining…read more This place is my to go place when Covid 19 hit and nobody had masks, hand sanitizer and disinfectant sprays. I can't complain. They do a decent job at restocking things. I also found some cute clothes and shoes from here. They have a variety of things at decent prices. I mean don't expect luxury since it's a decent price store. Don't expect a "Gucci" with $5 brain mentality. But you can expect to find decent items that are worth awhile.

It's a discount store, specialty items for cheap prices, but you hardly find anything in there…read morethat's a $1-Maybe when it first opened? Anyhow it's an Ok store that has some good items for reasonable prices and has a little of everything. Customer service is like that at any cheap stores, it's either hit or miss or doesn't exist. But it's ok if your going for a few items, you can get a majority at Dollar Tree or 99cents store (yes they've gone up too, but at least you know what you're getting there) I'd check it out only for the little things.

I'm not surprised the reviews are so bad, but it all depends on when you go…read more.. If you shop early hours, it's quiet, stocked, and really nice. If you come in on a Saturday afternoon- forget it! The lines are crazy, and it's super busy. No, they never seem to have enough cashiers, though the pick-up seems to be streamed lines, but setting aside the line to pay it's a good spot.

This is a very disorganized Target, the line to check out is large but they finally opened some…read moremore registers. It seems very clutter but other than that it was a quick stop to grab what you need. Expect delays though even with the extra registers being open there is still a wait time.

We love this place!!!…read more They have Pokémon and DragonballZ and Gundum! The service is good with semi-friendly staff. There is a senior team member that seems really not happy to work there but I understand it's a ton of stuff. The value is half and half. Whoever determines the "value" is probably someone just looking it up on the internet and guessing the value. Some stuff is great value and some stuff is really over priced. But this place is GREAT for niche market!!!

The 1 star is for the ridiculous price for a store that sell second hand goods. Find a model kit…read more"Liber Fighter 30 MF" cost $40 buck when you can get a brand new one for around $25. This is the official Bandai store price and they still sale it. Ask the staff is the price tag correct and can it be fix. Unfortunately they said they can't. So whoever is in charge of that is at fault. Either manager or the company itself. Everything that is not book or dvd/cd cost way to much. Don't bother.

Although I did not find what I was looking for, I will say the customer service that Matthew is…read moreproviding in there is impeccable. Upon entering the store I witnessed him helping a gentle man put his purchase on the back of his truck and then proceed to let the customer know about the entry to win $500 by providing a survey. He then let me know that if I needed anything that he was around to help me and this is all within 2 seconds of stepping foot into the store and while perusing the aisles I could hear him greeting customers and asking them if they need assistance which is a stark contrast to the other employees I saw who basically where just chit chatting about their schedules and when they were going to clock out. Overall they have a great store and a good vibe in here.

First time here at HomeGoods. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I guess they sell home goods LOL…read more Seriously, I did not know what they sell. After entering this store, my first impression was that it looked like a Marshalls or Ross. It wasn't until I walked deep into it that confirmed my suspicion. It's basically a store full of home goods and some interesting stuff from various brands. The purpose for my visit was to look for some biscuits or crackers. Yes, they have a section with gourmet foods and snacks. I didn't find any biscuits so I didn't buy anything food or snack related. I was so intrigued by this store, I stayed to walk around and see what else they have. A thought came to my mind... I needed a photo frame so I searched for that. I spent a good amount of time looking for the photo frame, but I eventually found one and bought it. Staff was nice. Prices were okay. Ambiance was interesting. Goods were in good variety and quite intriguing to say the least. Please keep in mind they don't necessarily have the same item stored at the same aisle and/or same shelf... they may be all over the place. It's like a scavenger hunt of home goods and stuff LOL. Don't be discouraged. See it as an adventure. If it's meant for you, it'll find you. Now I know what's inside a HomeGoods! I would come back here to see what gems I can find as my curiosity mind wants to know LOL. Happy Shopping!

Parking: it's a large lot but often also very busy so spots are further away…read more Prices: fine. Usually pretty low. Can use app to scan items to check prices. Customer service: eh. 2.5-3 stars. It's a little like, "get what you pay for" and since products are often less expensive than other stores, the friendliness level has commonly been just ok.

The literal worst Walmart ever!!! I ordered my cake a week ago online and the morning of my…read moredaughter's party and pickup date they cancelled my order. Ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous. They always mess up my cake deliveries

I liked this well maintained store.... Went today and it appears closed and out of business. Such a…read moreshame, as the store was tidier than the 99 cent stores

I went there today for basically their grand opening event. It was fun, but when I went in to shop…read moretheir selection is basically random stuff from other stores for a discount. I think of this store like a Japanese dollar store. Cheap items but don't expect great quality. The staff could be more friendly though.

Huge shoutout to Brian! I sold a large multi-franchise collection (Digimon, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and…read moreFunkos) and the experience was seamless. Brian and his partner are honest, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to. The shop has an amazing variety of collectibles beyond just cards, like vintage magazines and more. If you're looking for a hassle-free spot to buy or sell, this is a hidden gem in Riverside. He also does trades and cash deals! 5/5 stars!

This hole in the wall is almost exactly that, but don't judge a book by its cover. Inside are some…read moreof the nicest people in the card collecting business. Friendly as all get out. Helpful too. My daughter and granddaughter accompanied me on a mission to find specific hard to find Pokémon cards to complete a set. We were able to find 5 or 6 of them. It was so much fun hanging out and ferreting through boxes and boxes of cards. We weren't rushed out and were left to dig at our leisure. I'll return to True to dig, sort, and converse. It's like being a kid again. Quick Tip: No sports cards, but the friendly associates can direct you to where you can find them. Have fun.