This gift shop is located inside Memorial Hospital on the main floor. It is a bright spot in a…read moresometimes scary place. They have lots of pretty knicknacs, cute stuffed animals, and miscellaneous items. The prices are not great, because you're paying for the convenience of the location.

This is a gift shop nestled inside of Memorial Hospital that I encountered while I was visiting a…read morefamily member. I remembered the first time I visited this place I and saw their cute merchandise and trinkets I knew I had to come back. The merchandise they carry is similar to Hobby Lobby, or T.J. Maxx's merchandise for home decor, gifts and trinkets except more unique and a tad bit more expensive. But I love anything unique that's not mass produced with that unique personal touch. But a lot of their merchandise are marked higher than most places. They have a nice variety of selections from jewelry, to baby gifts, home decor, snacks, cute pens and pencils for the office, etc... But if your gift shopping for someone and want a special non generic gift or looking for something unique for yourself and for your home this is the place to go. Their merchandise also comes in different styles from contemporary to traditional pieces which appeals to different tastes. Awesome!!! And their shop is coordinated by color. Sometimes they have discount specials... where if your first or last name starts with a certain letter in the alphabet you save 20%, and they also have a rewards card. Once that's filled up you can save money, but otherwise when shopping there just expect to shell out some extra cash. This is one cutest gift shops I've been to. I go here even if I'm not visiting someone in the hospital. But because this place is located in a hospital parking can be hard to find. But I recommend checking this place out.

What a pretentious overpriced sham this place is. I hated it when it was over by the river. I was…read morehoping they had gone out of business. The two people I know that had made purchases there each had a problem with their respective items, and were not allowed to return them, for cash or credit. I don't know if is still the same owners, but, caveat emptor, I say....Just outrageously overpriced schmaltz!

I stopped in late on a Saturday afternoon to look around for a gift for a young girl who was…read moreperforming in a play that evening. The owner was helpful in giving ideas, then did a very nice job of wrapping it up for me. I thought the prices were reasonable and will definitely be going back.

Came in from out of town and was very excited to see that the mall had a things remembered, but…read morethat excitement immediately left. This location is the worst I have encountered, very disappointing experience.

I have never had a problem here, I'm from the university of Notre Dame. I have gotten kite than a…read morecouple of things here and it's always great service.

I've always liked coming to Sleeping Tiger Imports in malls because they have good incense, they…read morehave lots of tie die and they have incense holders that are more unique than the basic wooden ones you can get anywhere incense are sold. I like this particular store because it is only 45 minutes away from where I live, the employees are friendly and they have a large enough store you can find anything your incense loving heart desires. I also like all the little trinkets they sell here. The small bamboo plants are super cute and have given some Fung-sway to my living room and bed room. Even my best friend buys incense here because of the large selection and the holder options. I won't hesitate to stop into Sleeping Tiger Imports anytime I'm in the University Park Mall, especially now that I don't have anyone under the same roof that has a sensitivity to incense.

The manager was really very rude and had a attitude trying to figure out to see if you can order…read moreon line or something so I don't have to deal with them

This is my new favorite spot to sit and do work or just think. The hours are limited (most days…read moreonly until 2pm) but if you are looking for a quiet place to go it's SO much better than a Starbucks! The baristas are very friendly. The cafe is inside of Granger Community Church, but when you enter you are immediately in the bookstore/cafe/seating areas. It's a cool, calm, casual and comfy environment - the 4 Cs (which I literally just made up) and their seating is very spaced out throughout the area. Some seating is around tables, fireplaces, and in big oversized cozy chairs. I enjoyed a latte that was pretty tasty, I didn't try the food but overall the atmosphere is my favorite aspect of The Cafe!

Beautiful sunny space, great coffee, and friendly service! Located inside the Granger Community…read moreChurch, there is a nice large open seating area with comfy chairs and lots of windows. Very peaceful. Got a almond milk latte and it was delicious.

What a wonderful shop. The customer service is excellent and the price of goods is worth the stop…read more Highly recommend making a trip and look through their selection, worth the money and time.

Love this store !!!!! Awesome selection of local small businesses. One of kind place with great…read morecustomer service !!!! Can't wait until the Christmas season deals !!!!!!

This is one of my favorite local places. I hand-build pottery at home and fire it here. The prices…read morefor day-passes and materials are great, and I love their flexibility. Sometimes I bring a friend or three for a few hours, and it's always a hit.

Love the look and feel of this quaint shop. And don't let its size dissuade you -- Make South Bend…read morehas several finds that will turn your head (and likely open your wallet). I got to visit Make South Bend during one of its Makers Markets, which meant that I got to chat with some makers along with shopping. In particular, I chatted with an awesome jewelry maker. I wish I remembered her name. I bought two hammered copper necklaces from her -- two for $20 was a deal I couldn't pass up -- and she seemed so excited to be there and talk about her craft. Make hosted a soap maker, other jewelers and some paper goods from what I can remember. And the display at the front of the store really drew me in. There were a few T-shirts and tank tops that I wanted so much to take home with me. Alas, they were only available in small and 2X. I definitely plan to peak in on my next South Bend visit and see if they have more available. Make also hosts classes. If I lived in Michiana, I would definitely take advantage of these. Melton crayon art, pine cone projects, wreath making, screenprinting, laser cutting Star Wars ornaments -- I so want in! And as I told the owner, I love that she focuses on the crafts part of making, as well as more technical aspects, like laser cutting and Arduino programming. So many makerspaces only showcase technical arts; Make has a more well-rounded vision. South Bend peeps, find your inner creative at Make!