Awesome selection for toys! Very fun to just shop there and the host event like squishy trading!read more

I want to be able to recommend this place! They have such a great selection of squishies. And for…read morepretty OK price points. It's just the service that makes it kind of a downer for me. A lady behind me cut in front of us in line, and the worker didn't do anything about it. The workers were very unwelcoming.

Staff friendly good selection of everything. Customers also compliant with mask wearing…read more Could spend two hours just looking and shopping. Have to leave my money in car or I might spend my whole paycheck

Great place, but smells bad from the glue or something. If you could keep the doors open to get rid…read moreof that smell it would be great!!

Great owner, patient with kids, and seems committed to becoming a great shop! Bri was also great to…read morework with!

Said they would buy vintage Pokémon cards. Drove all the way here for them to say they have too…read moremuch vintage. Lol

I enjoy walking in books stores and wanted to try something new. This Barnes & Noble was fresh, had…read morefriendly staff and very inviting. I really enjoyed how you can get lost in the store. This definitely has to be a newer store, because it is so different from the others. I also liked all of the hand written recommendations. If you enjoy book stores, check out this new and updated Barnes & Noble!

These guys have really maximized space here without making for a cramped vibe…read more The shelves serpentine around the place making for niches and coves that lend an element of privacy to your perusals. All the usual suspects are here including new releases, fiction, non-fiction, children's etc. They've even managed to wedge in a small Travel and Texas section, which pleases me. Being a somewhat smaller store they have done a few things to save space like shortening the list of available magazines. Where's my Gun and Garden? The In store Starbucks seems way to big and isn't layed out very well. All in all though,I'm glade that Barnes and Noble survived the retail fallout and secondly,opened a new store. Always a good thing and it feels good. Go!

I stopped into the store a couple of times when GD05 came out, and I brought my 84-year-old dad…read morewith me. Quest gave us such an incredible experience. He took the time to talk with my dad, listen to his stories, and genuinely made him feel welcome. It honestly turned what could have been just another trip to the store into a really special memory for both of us. You can tell Quest truly cares about the people who walk through the door, and that kind of customer service is rare. Someone please give this man a box of his favorite cards--he absolutely deserves it! He's a huge part of what makes this place such a great place to be.

I've been a long time supporter of Game Nerdz and have told others about the site too…read more Unfortunately, I recently purchased a number of items including the newest expansion for Root which had a Kickstarter logo on the listing photo, and was in the Kickstarter area of the website. The only thing available from the original Root Kickstarter was the Expansion which included 2 additional items - a new deck and a hirelings pack. I was surprised when upon receiving my items, it did NOT include the new deck or hirelings pack. Thinking this was an oversight given Game Nerdz clear avertising that this was the Kickstarter version, I contacted them. They said I could return the item, but they stated they made no mistake, refused to even update their false listing, and "no one else complained". To be clear, the Kickstarter cost $50, as did the Game Nerdz listing, so nothing flagged me as being off in pricing. No other site is advertising the stand alone retail expansion as "Kickstarter", and I even sent customer service 4 other sites showing those sites listings DO NOT claim to have the KS version. Game Nerdz is advertising the wrong thing, but worse still is their refusal to fix their listing or admit anything wrong or misleading. They stated "well we got it from KS, so that's why it's there". But... they got the kickstarter version and SEPERATED the KS into 3 different SKUs - fine but that is RETAIL, not KS, so don't advertise it wrong. Given the clear false advertising, I can no longer trust Game Nerdz to ship me what is actually advertised on their website. I've spent thousands on this site, and will no longer support them given they refused to even update their listing, admit anything wrong, or make it right with me. They are taking it back as a return, so that's a positive. Oddly enough, they could've just made this right by sending me the 2 additional items which are worth $22 (they paid less than this). Instead, they're paying for me to ship it back to them as a return, and the expansion is opened so they can't even sell it new. I'm returning other items too, so they're losing sales on multiple items plus the LOSS on the now used expansion. They're going to lose money on this transaction, and lose me as a customer. A smart business would make it right instead, and come out way ahead even in the short term.

Game Workshop has a fantastic atmosphere! Friendly staff and a great place to play and shop.read more

Very helpful and friendly, nice little store! Lots of tables. Clean and spacious. Would come here…read moreagain.

Huge selection of towels! I was able to fine what I need and get out. The lady behind the counter…read morewas very polite.

Target February 2, 2026…read more 3 stars This Target opened in October 2023 and features a very different layout compared to most other locations. Unfortunately, the design doesn't work very well. Right when you enter, Target Optical is immediately to the left, which feels like an odd placement for something that prominent. After that comes School & Office supplies, followed by Toys as the second department on the left -- a strange flow that feels unintuitive. Electronics is pushed all the way to the back left corner, which is not where most shoppers would expect it. For a newer and larger store, the Toy department is surprisingly small. The collectible section near Electronics (NECA, McFarlane, etc.) was especially disappointing, with very limited selection compared to most Targets. One of the biggest issues is how cramped the aisles are. There's barely enough room for two carts to pass comfortably, which makes shopping feel tight and awkward throughout the store. The exterior design is also unusual. It almost looks like two separate Targets merged into one building, with entrances far on the left and right instead of a more central layout. It's visually confusing and doesn't feel cohesive. There are a few nice touches. The cart return areas have large, well-lit "Thank You" arch signs, which are easy to spot and helpful. However, checkout capacity feels lacking -- despite having many self-checkout kiosks, there are only a handful of traditional registers for a store of this size. Bathroom placement is also inconvenient. They're located along the front wall near the right entrance, next to Customer Service and Starbucks, which feels cramped and awkward. The Starbucks has no seating and seems squeezed into the space rather than intentionally designed. Overall, it's interesting to see Target experimenting with a new store concept, but the execution misses the mark. Cramped aisles, small departments, and an awkward layout make this one of my least favorite Target locations. Value same as any other Target. One cookie looks like the other nothing unique from one store value to the next

My local Verizon retail store never fails to impress. Fast, helpful and extremely knowledgeable. I…read morebelieve his name was Iman, that replaced my phone screen cover. Will always buy there if possible.

We had to transfer a business phone to our personal account. It was challenging due to the current…read morecarrier we were switching from. Hisan was very helpful and patient and kind through the entire mess. This is our new store highly recommend for