This place was fantastic for a total casual skating newbie. Tattoos took such good care of us. We…read moretold her we were brand new to skating and she pulled out all the options and had us try on each, telling us what to look for in the fit and filling up the rest with great stories, charming and relatable, which put us at ease. We were there maybe an hour and a half all told, but it didn't feel like it. We never felt rushed - she took her time and let us take ours. Brilliant experience. She was a wealth of information and helpful tips, gave us a YouTube account to look at for techniques and a local place to take classes. We very much enjoyed our time in this shop and with this wonderful woman. Wish we lived closer! Suffice it to say that, if you're in the market for skates or skating gear (or anime gear, toys, wearables etc), this is the SPOT. The kind of place you love supporting because it feels like home and you can geek out together about things you love. What a treasure. We both walked out with some insanely comfortable Retros and a set of pads. A week later we are just beginning to get out skate legs, no longer feeling like such awkward baby gazelles, and very grateful for the care and attention she gave us in helping us select skates, know what to look for, and where to start learning. This shop is a valuable community resource, so be thankful, Detroit - this is the real deal

The best place to buy roller derby skates in the Detroit area. As a parent of a derby girl, I was…read moreso Impressed. The staff was really friendly, knowledgeable, and practical. They took the time to listen to us, they gave us their expert recommendations, they had my kid try on a bunch of different options, and, once we made our selection, they helped us customize the wheels, toestops, etc. They were SO much more knowledgeable and customer oriented than other skate shops we've visited (very noob friendly) and way cheaper too. We will be back!

I love these guys here. Not only do the prices match online but they have a bunch of advice and…read moreskills to guide you. And when I say you I mean Me. They have helped me with my Traxxas Maxx Slash and my M2 helicopter, programming and everything

Service my very opon your visit and day due to overwhelming customers demand see your not just…read moregoing to a local hobbies shopp.you our now entering one of the best stores on earth with a team of dedicated staff ...Clay /matt/ Kay /jinnie/ and last butt not least The Rc Godd his Steve. Great place too go for all ages ....and my favorite.so stop on by the crew will take care of your RC and hobby needs at a reasonable price.

Went there for the first time! Found the place on the internet and from local friends that told me…read moreabout this place, I was getting new into collecting Pokémon cards and they helped me pick out which is the best ones to get! 100% will come back

Marcus was a STRAIGHT SHOOTER which is rare in that type of Industry…read more... Storefront was neat and clean & their items on display were very well organized! The BEST Part is they were easy to do business with!

Pawned off quite a few things a few months ago and was given the best price around, their word is…read moregenuine !!SAM IS THE MAN!! Will be returning for all my pawn shop needs!

Selection is fantastic and their trade in offer is pretty decent..,…read more I flipped a few vinyls here recently (well, definitely more than a few) while visiting family and it was worth it.. not a bad return.. I've picked up some really nice gently used vinyl like gems from Depeche Mode, Bauhaus, David Bowie, Roxy Music, Bryan Ferry, and Kraftwerk... prices are higher than most for barely used lps but they have amazing selection, and quality is sublime.. they pretty much have everything you could possibly like.. We picked up some new (brand new sealed in plastic) vinyl and the new stuff was not cheap but it wasn't terribly high priced.. at this juncture it is difficult to score really amazing bargains on new or used vinyl- that's just the way it is for vinyl.. I bought a new copy of an old Amy Winehouse lp for a decent price... still had some leftover on the gift card for another vinyl for my husband.. (sister in law bought us a gift card for the holiday- what a gift!) Staff is helpful and seems pretty knowledgeable.. the stock tends to move fast so you have to stop over regularly to see what you might unearth in the used bins.. They have much more than vinyl. They sell a niche array of novelty gift items and games, so you should look around. My husband likes the selection of novelty socks.. Overall, a very good local music store.. yes the prices are a tad high, but vinyl pricing is out of control lately everywhere.. for the quality and awesome selection, it is a must see.

The workers here are always respectful and the floor is pretty organized. I have been coming here…read morefor a while now and I've never had a bad experience. Love the vinyl events they host, and was recently at the Wicked Listening Party where people were gifted with some pins, stickers and a wicked slip mat! A great selection of old and new vinyls at fairly good prices!

Still being up at 5:20 am, after watching Westworld and browsing the internet and diving into…read morewriting a Yelp review about a place I've been to exactly once four months ago... welcome to week three of quarantine. But enough about me, right? The Roush Automotive Retail Store and Museum is a hidden gem in Livonia, a large square shaped Detroit suburb that isn't known for too much. I've lived in the Detroit Metro area my whole life, over 40 years, and never even knew this impressive place was here until maybe five years ago when a friend who works in the industry and I were having a discussion about motorsports that led to him regaling me with the tale of how awesome this little known Roush museum is. I never sought it out then, but stored that nugget in a little recess in the back of my head, and when I found myself on the west side of town with some time to spare I put the ol' Googler on my phone to use and tracked it down. This museum is housed in a plain looking cavernous warehouse on a non-descript industrial drive. Look for the little blue awnings. The street is dotted with other Roush buildings. Roush, by the way, is named after Jack Roush aka The Cat in the Hat, known for the Panama hat he habitually sports at NASCAR races and other motorsports events. It's a performance and racing division of Ford. Now, this is a big building, but it's no Henry Ford Museum. You could probably make your way through the array of autos in half an hour if you wanna breeze through, or more like an hour or so if you wanna gawk over them and take too many photos like me. Fortunately, you won't find the hefty admission price of the Henry Ford here. In fact, it's absolutely free! (That might have been one reason why Todd's tale remained lodged in my noggin after several years.) Plenty of Mustangs of all sorts rest in here, along with Thunderbirds, GTs and concept cars and racecars from way back in the day to modern times. You'll find NASCARs, NASTrucks, pace cars, old school open wheel racers and GTs from touring series like you might have seen in Ford v Ferrari. It's fun seeing how some have grease, grime, marred paint jobs from rubbing alongside competitors and even occasionally confetti from victory lane and Sharpied signatures from the driver and crew right on them. There's even a Sharpie sponsored ride in this massive garage. The staff was nothing but friendly on the cold winter weekday I paid my visit with one employee giving me his blessing to ignore how the stairs on an overhead catwalk were roped off so I could get a nice pictorial overview. I didn't ask him either; he saw me snapping away and thought I might like some shots from up there. They even have a pinball and a video game in there. I forget what the video game was, as I didn't play but naturally the pinball was stock car themed. You enter and exit through the gift shop, but it was a soft sell and I didn't buy anything. They could use something cheap like refrigerator magnets for sightseers like me who don't have too deep of pockets. This House of Blue Oval was a nice little adventure for me to end 2019 on, and more people should definitely know about it. Here's hoping all of us get out to have more adventures this year...

What an amazing place and it's absolutely free. So many great cars. If you're a NASCAR fan, this is…read morethe place for you. There are so many different cars and trucks from different NASCAR eras. Cool gift shop. Did I mention it's free?

I bought this ring for my husband. Very nice people, and very affordable pricing. Also has many…read moreother things to offer

Rude, Rude, Rude! The older guy at the Telegraph location should not work with customers at all!…read moreThis is why its never any customers in here!

This place is great. Dan is so helpful and really knowledgeable. He set us up with custom balls &…read moreshoes. He let us try equipment to make sure it works for us, before we're forced to buy. Highly recommended. Great customer service and good inventory selection.

this place is the best. Great prices, great help, great ball drilling. 5 stars isn't enoughread more