All Michaels are subpar overpriced stores (even with coupons) but this one is even worse than that…read more Only self check out and the "cashier" had attitude when I needed help using my coupon. Never again.

Banned from Buying After Their Own Product Broke in 18 Days…read more Bought a sewing machine for my elderly mom--when it broke after 18 days, the manager refused to help and told us to shop elsewhere. It'll be a very long time before I ever set foot in another Michael's--especially the one in Glendale, CA. Let's face it: good customer service is rare these days. I read plenty of negative reviews about this store's self-checkout mess and lack of help before writing this. My main issue, though, is poor management. I recently bought a sewing machine for my elderly mother, a lifelong seamstress who just needed a reliable, basic model. The sewing section was literally a wall of product cards--no demos, no displays, and no one available to explain anything. You grab a ticket and bring it to the register, but a ticket doesn't mean it's in stock. Behind the self-checkout counter sat a random stack of damaged boxes. The kind attendant confirmed our chosen model was out of stock, so we settled for a smaller Singer and took it home. It turned out to be tiny--almost toy-like. So we returned it (receipt in hand) to exchange for a larger, pricier one. Enter "Manager" Nagila. She curtly told me that Michael's "does not allow sewing machine returns if you simply don't like it." She called it "store policy" but couldn't explain why. Whether that rule truly exists or not, her attitude was cold and dismissive. I explained we weren't returning it out of preference--we just wanted to upgrade to a better, more expensive machine. Only then did she reluctantly process the return, warning she'd "allow it this one time" but "not again." It felt less like customer service and more like being scolded for trying to do business there. Fast-forward 18 days: my mom's mid-project when the new machine fails completely--error codes C4 (bobbin issue) and E6 (motor failure). We went back, receipt in hand. Nagila immediately refused to help, wouldn't even inspect the machine, and told us to "just go somewhere else." She processed a refund and said we were no longer allowed to purchase sewing machines at that store. When I asked her name, she mumbled it under her mask and snapped, "I don't have to give you my name!" before storming off. One of the regular employees--the same kind woman who helped us before--apologized and admitted her manager was in the wrong. Michael's Corporate: This is how you lose loyal customers. Managers like Nagila are running your stores into the ground.

Very Rude workers. I walked in as a big family and took 3 tables. The worker Alice moved my sons…read moreand girlfriends items from a table to another table saying I didn't make a reservation and she needs tables for walk in. We were walk ins before this other customer what gives her the right to move my sons items to another area. Extremely rude. I asked her so you guys don't want us to be walk ins? Whats the problem with taking a table of our choice?Rude rude rude.... will not go back. Workers need better customer service.

The employee there named SOPHIA was so rude and unprofessional, no wonder she works there because…read moreno one else will hire her poorly attitude self. This place has horrible staffing choices and is unorganized and like someone else that's had left a review on here said the same thing about them being randomly closed for random events. I have been to other color me mines and they have treated me better.

I love this place--it always has what I need, even when I don't know it yet . The employees are…read morealways nice and helpful.

Hobby Lobby is one of my favorite stores to visit during holiday times. They usually have the…read morecutest decoration items. They have a variety of items for Thanksgiving and Christmas. I really liked the selection of ornaments they had this year. Prices can be compatible with the other stores. They have really good sales around holidays or after holidays. Employees are usually nice and friendly. The only complaint I have is the long lines. No matter how many cashiers are working , there is always a long line. Parking can be really challenging during the weekends. Sometimes it is really hard to find a parking spot. It is better to park close to Burger King since that area usually is not that crowded.

This cashier on number 3 today was not treating a customer in front of me right. That's very wrong…read moreit is 150 pm. The guy didn't know his innumerable. Then when he was ready to pay she did not help me. I didn't like that and another lady said same thing she was very mean and her face expressions were horrible as a cashier. Upper management this is unbeatable to treat customers like this shame on the cashier. Horrible.

Biggest and most amazing dollar store I've ever been in. It's near my dentist so after every…read moreappointment, for a reward after leaving the tooth torturer, I stop in just to be amazed. My only complaint is - they have a good size parking lot in back but to get in, you go down a long driveway that won't fit one car in each direction. So if you're going in and out and someone comes the other way, someone has to back up to let the other go in/out. If some idiot comes flying in the other direction, make sure you have your insurance card handy.

AHHH SUCH A FUN ACTIVITY TO DO WITH UR GIRLS I recommend!! The staff were also very friendly & did…read morefrequent check ins :)

My daughter and I enjoyed our time building a lovely puppy! I totally recommend this place ! Staff…read moreare friendly and very helpful during the process!

I am enjoying my experience at the studio very much. The space is clean and organized and the…read morerules are fair and clear, which is very important for a shared space. There is always enough equipment and space so I have not had to stand in line and wait ever. Armand is a good teacher. He provides constructive feedback which is very helpful for my development as a potter. I started classes in October and now I am able to create pieces I am proud of. All in all it has been a great experience so far.

My First experience in Filthy Habit pottery school. I have learned New skills and really enjoyed.read more

Wonderful bead shop with a wide variety of options. I took an earring making class and loved it. I…read morelearned the basics for making earrings. (I made these earrings for my daughter's birthday, See photo) The owner is very knowledgeable about helping you find the right beads for your project. You can find high quality semi precious beads to affordable glass beads.

First time in here and Art gave me the full tour along with the materials I needed to fix a…read morebracelet. There are two long walls full of beads both real stones/gems/crystals/pearls, along with some faux items. They have the findings you will need to make your own jewelry. There are classes that you can take and they also do jewelry repairs. Definitely will come back for a class in the future. Easy free parking in Montrose.

I am thrilled Meraki is in a walkable Eagle Rock location, with easy parking and lots of cute…read moresurrounding shops and restaurants. There is an adorable shop up front of perfectly curated fabrics, sewing accessories, projects, and small treasures while the mid area of the space opens into a creative shared table area. If you venture past the rainbow quilts all the way to the back you will find a treasure trove of Juki sewing machines, set to host a group of new to advanced sewers along with a large table area in the back for a variety of craft projects. My children are in 1st and 4th grade and enjoyed the 2 part Crochet class. When it was a bit difficult for my younger one, Debbie scaffolded the entire thing and made it possible for her to learn, feel successful, and feel like part of the group. We have also tried the finger knitting blanket class and now my 4th grader can make gorgeous blankets for friends and family. The sewing classes for 8+ are incredible. My eldest has loved going in to learn how to make tote bags, pillow cases, and a variety of other sewing projects. They also have camps, which we are eager to try someday. Most recently we hosted a very special birthday party here and I can share that it was incredible, lovely, and probably the most present I've ever been able to be at one of my kid's birthday parties, considering Debbie took on most of the labor! 11 children made pillows together, along with adorable rainbow keychains and they really had a blast. I was so impressed to see my little one sewing away on the machine with her dad next to her and the older kids jump right in. Many of them made 2-3 little pillows, even though they had never sewn before! Debbie's instruction is clear, easy to follow, and she has a great deal of patience while sharing how to create these masterpieces. It was really nice having mochi ice cream in the middle table area too- Debbie had everything needed for a party in case things were forgotten. The little fridge helped too! It was very reasonably priced and an unforgettable experience for the kids. We hope Meraki will be on this cute corner for many years to come!

Meraki is an amazing spot to buy fabric (mostly for quilting but also some for making clothes or…read morebags), notions, patterns and tools for sewing. They also have a great sewing / crafting studio space and the owner and staff are so friendly.

The studio was amazing! I went in for help with centering and Joe was great. He took the time to go…read moreinto detail of things I needed work on and was very patient with me. I definitely will go back for a group class.

It was our second date night visit to this wonderful welcoming studio. It's a very clean and well…read moreorganized space. Our excellent instructor Tallis was very patient with us newbies. It was a fun date night!

I love the idea of this service and such an incredible and effective action and wonderful a boon…read morefor the community. First things first, the price point is perfect. I know it's not selling clothes, but I'm exhausted visiting thrift stores and seeing donated items for 20+. I bought several yards of fabric and some "fill a bag," fabric bits for less than 20 bucks, plus a bunch of odds and ends think ribbons, buttons, buckles, shoelaces. I'm dying to take a class but my brain isn't really good at organizing my life a month ahead, as they typically book out way in advance. I cannot speak more highly of the space and their services they offer. Lastly their staff is incredibly knowledgeable and kind!

What a wonderful place to donate and find crafting treasures. Remainders is a craft thrift store…read moreand the only one I'm aware of that functions like this. I wish there were similar stores in San Diego as well. It feels like it would be difficult to find a specific thing that you had in mind, but if you're open to being inspired by what's about, this is an excellent place to start. I bought a number of (older) crafty books for $1 a piece and am looking forward to exploring them all.