A/C is broken. It's hotter than Hades in there. We couldn't even stay to look at the toys.read more

This store! I think this is my new favorite store and I don't even have kids. ha there are so many…read morecool finds here. From the cutest kids toys, to a huge board game selection and cool and rare candy. Plus the coolest (and most aesthetically pleasing) wall of vintage and unique-flavored soda bottles. So fun to get lost in this place. From astronaut ice cream, to sidewalk chalk shaped like the solar system, to Harry Potter goods galore- this shop has it all. Props to the buyer, because they are doing their job right.

I have not had good experiences with this company at my local store, and hearing about how they…read morerefuse to take accountability for their theft of a senior's entire Star Wars collection has made me never want to do business with this company EVER AGAIN. The LEGO community deserves better than these sleezeballs.

Bricks & Minifigs Corporate is enabling the theft of entire private collections of Lego Starwars by…read moreBricks and Minifigs franchise owners. Well documented video investigations have proven that under corporate direction franchise owners have stolen expensive collections left on consignment, and then denty any knowledge or responsibility for the thefts. The official explanation for the "missing" collections range drom complete denial of any knowledge of said collections, to the requirement of positive reviews from the plainriff for the B & MF corporation in exchange for a complete return of the collections by Bricks & Minifig- a deal later reneged on by B&MF.

I don't hate this place, although the layout is funky. It apparently shares half the space with…read moreanother store, with less clear delineation than they should have. Also, the toys and figures, etc., while decent selection-wise, don't seem to follow any sort of logical pattern, so you wind up having to look at all of the shelves. Maybe this is by design. Also, the checkout counter is in the very back, with all the merchandise between it and the entrance/exit, which is kind of questionable. I can't imagine why you would ever want that, unless shrink is not a concern. This does have potential, but the layout is kind of a mess.

Hundreds of vendors from clothes to home decor to handmade soaps and candles to jewelry to art to…read moregifts and socks and food things and seasonal and did I say Vintage? Just go and support small businesses and get fun unique items, one of a kind pieces. You won't be sorry!

I saw a Preview of them on KUTV…read more They are located in Orem on University Parkway right behind Swig. They have so many booths. Some still need to be filled but the prices are soooo reasonable. I got two darling shelves for my Nieces who just moved into new homes for under $50. It's a great place to find something for those who have everything. It's also a great place to spend at least an hour in on a snowy day.

When Go! Calendars, Games & Toys becomes just Go! Calendars & Games -- as it does at their City…read moreCreek location and this one in Provo -- it takes the heart out of it. You lose the Pop! Funko, the Star Wars, the Harry Potter, the funny t-shirts, the kitschy, the cool ... essentially the fun part. And, of course, you lose the big store bursting at the seams. In my opinion, this company should Go! big or Go! home. Actually, just Go! Big ... every time. Still, if you have a pre-teen spending way too much time in front of a multi-player game, or a granny who still uses calendar, you'll find something good at Go! I'm holding out for toys to make their triumphant return.

This mall...anyway, this particular location actually has some new CDs...precious few, but those…read moreand DVDs, and some used stuff as well. Why? No idea, but this one is definitely a lot less invested in pop culture than the one in Orem. So, I guess if you're looking for music or movies, this would be the one to hit and if you're looking for pop kitsch like figures or Japanese food items or blankets or related stuff, Orem is your bag. Both of them are flooded with Funko POPs, though, so if you're into deformed hunks of plastic, either one will work just fine.

Every once and awhile, I'll be rolling down 2100 South in Sugarhouse and hit 700 E and think "Hmm,…read morethe FYE is still there!" I used to hit up the FYE back in the DVD days, but haven't gone in one since Obama's first term. So imagine my surprise when I'm rolling through the Provo Mall to see an FYE. Stunned. When I went in, it was much different than I remember. The DVDs and CDs were mostly relegated to the bargain bins. FYE's reason for survival quickly became clear: The most voluminous collection of Pop! Funko in the entire mall; a gigantic Rick & Morty display in the front; enough pop culture t-shirts to clothe an army; DC and Marvel comic clothes and collectables, vinyl records and cool turntables; and Pop Sockets (accessories for the back of cell phones). They've really found a way to stay competitive with the other pop culture stores by having "exclusives", such as the Batman/Aquaman 2-pack, and Pennywise (with teeth) from "It", and Jimmy Hendrix burning his guitar at the Monterrey Pop Festival. I put the word "exclusives" in quotes as you can get them on Amazon; however, even those have the FYE label on them. The "For Your Entertainment" of FYE has changed a bit, away from the movies themselves and rapidly toward the clothes we wear and the collectibles we display long after we see the film. I get the distinct feeling that the new, evolved FYE is here to stay.

This Neighborhood Market has their work cut out for them with the heavy traffic they receive. There…read moreare always people working to replenish stock, which they may have a hard time keeping up during the busiest rushes, but they certainly are trying. There are times where they are filling shelves from carts full of boxes while there are carts trying to navigate crowded isles, but mid my occasional frustration, I try to think about what the shelves would look like if they were not trying to keep them stocked. We have found that employees in general and even those working in specific areas (such as produce) are helpful when we ask them questions. There could be more cashiers sometimes to reduce the lines, but it is a very crowded store.

if you just need basic groceries and HBA or pharmacy type stuff this is a way better option than…read morethe Super Walmart over by the university in Orem. Calmer, lower traffic, more clearance stuff, way less chance of getting run over by some Highly Regarded Driver in the parking lot

This is not my favorite target, as they only hold so much product! This is a very small target, and…read moreit doesn't have a lot of decor items that are available in the Orem store. I won't come here unless I need a quick essential! The workers also don't seem to know what they're doing. I came for a pickup order and he said my order was not ready yet, even though I got an email from target. He asked to rescan the barcode, and finally figured out where my order was later.

Miranda is a power trip manager that is absolutely ridiculous. Everyone avoid this store at all…read morecost. We tried to buy some Disney Lorcana cards. As we're walking up, she rudely tells us that there's a limit of 5. It said that nowhere. We had four of us and so we were going to just each of us by five individually. She then angrily adds that it's five per group. Very rude and power-hungry. She's the type that wears a mask by herself in her car. Here she is telling me that I can't take a picture of her in a public place as a staff member of the store I was trying to purchase an item from. She was abrasive and unprofessional.