The employees were really nice and it's just really cool this one lady was my favorite because she…read morewas just really really nice. I like how they. Have other stuff just like crystals and I have like football stuff.

From the owner: We are a small family owned crystal shop! We have so many fun crystals as well as other items to…read morelook at!

Good little card shop and a gift store that the little old lady in all of us would just love. Some…read morestocking stuffer type products and small keepsakes along with a great card selection. There is a LOT of signage in this store to pay attention to. Not ad signage, but homemade signs to tell you "no bathrooms!!," and "clearance sales are final !!" and a hodge podge of other negative type signs that by the sheer numbers of them, people obviously don't read. I felt like a grade school kid being told not to touch anything or get out of line. Card selection was really good for a week before a major holiday and the cashiers were definitely friendly. I am thinking they aren't the ones creating all the signs with the exclamation points. :)

This Hallmark in Clinton has great customer service. They are always willing to help and also…read moreprovide excellent customer service when I call on the phone.

I'm upping my original review because my wife LOVED the products I got for Christmas, and the term…read more"Bath Bomb" has become permanent terminology in our home. . For those unaware, the word "cosset" means to "care for and protect in an overindulgent way." This chain of stores believes the greatest indulgence comes in the bathtub. On my first trip, I wasn't just attracted by the prospect of a quick-and-easy Christmas Gift. THE COLORS! All the "Bath Bombs" piled in the center of the store are make a statement. And the smell ... soothing and inviting. It's almost impossible to leave without something. What are these spherical wonders? A lot of them are therapeutic "bath bombs" to liven up a tub. The smells range from fruity to tropical to sinus clearing, effects from indulgent to bubbly to muscle-ache-relieving. Several of the balls come from their line of soaps. The best option is "tube" where you can pick four bombs (or combo of bombs and soaps). The main staffer was very helpful in getting me what ended up being the perfect combo. The first of many perfect combos!

From the owner: Cosset's purpose is to help relieve life's stress through therapeutic experiences. Our specialty is…read morethe Therapy Bomb®, our salt-forward bath bombs that are loaded with an essential oil blend, specially designed for a variety of purposes. Need a mood boost? Trouble sleeping? Wanna relax? Pick up some Therapy Bombs today!

The service was ok. The selection is always good. The value is priced right. The ladies at the…read moreregister fantastic. I needed a white dress shirt to go with my suit. I wasn't sure the size, and so a lady in the bookstore took measurements of my neck and the measurement of my arm bent to get a comfortable fit. I told her I need a bigger shirt because I am a bit bigger. She stated this will fit perfect. It did not fit perfect. The shirt was so small. Don't trust the ladies taking measurements. Pro tip: try the shirt on before buying the shirt!

I love Deseret books. They have great service with a smile. I love how you can find All the latest…read morelds books and car rings.

Well, if you are looking for a Buddha of just about any size, a tabletop fountain, Japanese art, or…read moreSamurai swords, this is the place. It's quiet and I didn't even see a staffer in my 15 minutes here (although I heard some rustling in a back room). Still, this store is a feast for the eyes. It's almost as good as going to a museum. Bravo, Asia Gifts, your stuff is awesome!

Got scammed at the layton location. They sell fake product. The Monchhichi blind box I bought…read morelooked sealed and integral but it was in fact held down by hot glue and was not authentic. who knows what else they're trying to push as real here.

The food court was absolutely packed with people from a field trip so it was hard to enjoy the food…read morewe ate but that's not really their fault. However, the bathrooms in the food court are a joke. Not only does it smell like their was sewage that flooded the floor and they just mopped it up with a dirty rag and called it a day (smelt like feces and mold). The stall doors have holes where the locks should be (feels really safe and private). I really enjoyed the feeling of people being able to not only open my stall door while I was peeing but they could just peek in whenever they would like. The stalls also where all missing pieces at the bottom and felt like they could collapse on you at any moment. Just overall didn't feel sanitary or safe. Only reason I will return is because I love sea quest.

I don't live close so I never come here. I did today because I had a gift certificate to SeaQuest…read morethat I took my grandson to. (My review for SeaQuest is separate from this one) Mall is right off the freeway exit, and is easy to spot. I had no idea which entrance to park by until I saw their sign on the side of the building. Signage was miss leading as we tried to enter through the wrong door. The entrance that we parked by was the entrance to the food court which my grandson wanted to eat at when were leaving. Signs to locate SeaQuest once you are inside are well placed to find the entrance if you are paying attention. There is a small play area right in front of the entrance to SeaQuest that my grandson wanted to play at. I told him he could after we were done with our adventure. This play area on the bottom floor of the mall has enough to keep a toddle busy for a good hour. My grandson loved it and didn't want to leave. The mall was bustling with people. I don't know if this is normal, or if they were there returning Christmas gifts, or shopping their crazy sales that were going on. I really wanted to go shopping, but couldn't with a little one. I didn't think he would enjoy that, especially when he was having so much fun. Same stores as any other mall in the valley, so I will just shop at the one closest to my house.