Bought my son a used bike for Christmas and thought it needed some work . Erika checked it out for…read morefree and only recommended minimal work. Very honest guys , appreciate that

I bought my first skateboard at Erik's several years back, but most recently, I took my bike in for…read morea flat tire repair. The repair team at Erik's managed to find the tiny piece of glass that made me 30 minutes late for work embedded in my back tire's inner tube. They replace it, filled up my tires and I swear my bike rides better than it did before. A totally clean, professional job--hopefully I never need to come in for a flat tire again, but if YOU need one, Erik's is the place! Now my one...kinda tiny but not tiny gripe is that Erik's has absolutely no bike racks outside. It feels a little unfathomable that a bike (and skate etc) shop doesn't have any bike racks? I've come to Erik's on my bike before to get some accessories and I recall very well how flabbergasted I was. You might think those red bicycle sculptures right outside are bike racks. If they are, they are terribly constructed. You cannot roll your bike up to the "racks", you have to lift it up the concrete steps. If there are cars parked in front of them, this becomes way more difficult. The gaps in the sculpture aren't intuitive for looping locks through. So, no, I don't consider these bike racks. Erik's is a wonderful, wonderful bike and board and accessory shop--please put just a regular old bike rack in the lot!

Terrific service. The folks who work here are so knowledgeable and helpful. They are a great…read moreresource!

These guys were simply great. I haven't skated in 30 years and am older than dirt, but the girls…read morethere were great about getting what I wanted AND MAKING SURE EVERYTHING FIT THE WAY IT'S SUPPOSED TO. This took a while, but skating is something I at least hope to do as a serious hobby and that won't happen unless everything fits/works. The Rainbo girls made sure of that :-) I pick my new skates up soon, and I very much look forward to trying them out. THANK YOU.

I spend far too much money on craft supplies. And there are so many crafts I pick up, buy supplies,…read morethen abandon. So I thought this would be a good place to purchase some supplies. It's a little out of the way, and it's a bit of a jumble. Most of these supplies look as though they sat in a warehouse for a long time. You have to be willing to look and search. I'm pretty craft-compulsive, and I bought nothing. Nothing. There were some (longtime?) customers in the store so they must know what they want. I was able to go down aisles, wander down corridors freely and no one bothered me. I suppose if I asked for help I would have gotten it. Sorry but this was not my vibe.

Holy cow, if you are a crafter, you need to come here. Basically any kind of craft or hobby can be…read morefound here, with a big emphasis on miniatures and dollhouses, but there are also trains, model cars, candle making, stamps, paper, embroidery floss, baking tools and cookie cutters, school supplies like markers and colored pencils, and much more. That said, it's a bit disheveled and dim; you're not in a Michael's. But if you are willing to poke around you, are sure to find some treasure! It's a good thing for GPS because the location is slightly hard to find, but gladly the nondescript building does have a big sign on it, the address is posted on a sign near the street, and the aqua blue door are all things to look for. Worth the drive!

I just wanted to share how much I appreciated the service & selection when I brought my 5 year old…read moreboy in for some new Hockey skates. I'll be back!

I needed a new helmet - salesman helped me and got the best-fitting helmet I've ever had. Highly…read moreknowledgeable and friendly salesman was right on with what I was looking for price-wise too. So glad I went to Gunzo's.

DICK's has been around since the late '40s, and this particular location carries a great selection…read moreof apparel, shoes, accessories, and outdoor items! We stopped by to look for shoes and apparel, and the selection that they had were impressive! I loved that they featured all the brands, and their shoe section was well-stocked. There could be more staff in certain sections, like the footwear; the one that was on shift was slightly unhelpful. Located at Village Crossing, there's ample parking. +great selection of shoes and apparel +ample parking +located at Village Crossing

It's really nice to walk into a brick and mortar store like DICK's and find what you're looking for…read moreon short notice and at a reasonable price. One of our grand-darlings is starting off her softball career this week, and being a good GP-unit, we decided to gift her a pair of cleats to get her off to a good start. Dick's had just what we were looking for, again! The last time it was for bowling, and this time it's softball, and who knows what will be next, but we're happy that DICK's is around for us.

This was a disappointing shopping experience. Not a single staff member around except those at the…read morecash stands, so no one to answer questions . On the first floor, at least; the items I needed help with were on the first floor and I didn't go looking around the entire store to track someone down. Since I couldn't get the information I needed I left without buying anything.

I bought a sweater from L.L. Bean to wear on Christmas, and I was not looking for an Ugly Christmas…read moreSweater, but ugly is what I got. Ugly in terms of the quality of the material, the awkward fit and the sky-high price for what is without question the cheapest piece of clothing I have ever encountered. I could not even wear this worthless sweater for half a day because the fit was so uncomfortable. No, it was not sized wrong. It fit my torso fine. But the sleeves were so short and tight that they were cutting off circulation to my arms. And I have skinny arms. This is a quality issue. L.L. Bean sells dirt-cheap quality clothing at high-caliber department store prices. It is a total ripoff. You would be much better served going to an actual department store or even Amazon for your clothing needs.

I'm choreographing a musical and realized my character shoes from 2008 are a little dicey now (the…read moreheel literally fell off lol). I don't necessarily need character shoes, but I do want to get some sort of cute shoe that I can teach in and are a little more robust than my ballet shoes. I used to have various lyrical jazz shoes way back in the day (1996 haha), so after looking to see what kind of shoes they still make, I found some that Allegro carries. Better yet, the two shoes I wanted to try they had on clearance (I guess they may be discontinuing them?) for a bargain on their website. They only had shoes in what I thought would be way too small, but I figured I'd give it a try. I went yesterday (almost exactly 2 years to the day since the last time I was here), and it was a great experience yet again. The sales associate was super nice and brought out both shoes, and surprisingly they were only about a half size too small. But, for $10 for the cheaper pair, I figured it's good enough and maybe they'll stretch a little as I wear them. I can make any shoe fit if I'm motivated enough. I also impulse purchased the cute hoodie that I mentioned in my review back from September 2023 (see photo from that review). I saw that they still have it and so I couldn't pass it up this time. They were quite busy when I was there (about 3pm on a Thursday), so it's great to see them thriving.

Extremely disappointing experience. We attended a scheduled pointe shoe fitting and were sold the…read morewrong size shoes (size 5 for a size 9 dancer). We trusted the professional fitting, only to find out at home that the shoes didn't fit at all. When the mistake was brought to their attention, the store refused to exchange or refund because one shoe had been sewn--even though the sizing error was theirs. Offering a $15 credit instead was insulting. Poor service and zero accountability. Do not recommend.