This is a nice bookstore. Yes, it's your typical Barnes & Noble chain, but you can always count on…read moreit to have a good selection of each genre and is always fun to browse through. My husband and I come just to grab some books and read/skim them while enjoying a coffee. This Barnes & Noble has a nice big Starbucks attached (it's separate - so you have to purchase of leave B&N merchandise before going in) but it does make it nice to get a coffee and wander the bookstore. The one downside to this B&N is that a few months ago they rearranged a lot of the store to make room for games, Legos, movies, and a lot of non-book related things ... Kind of taking away from the whole enjoyment of a store just for books!

Every time I try and order a book to be on hold before it's released I never get a notification…read moreregarding its arrival. I called for over 2 weeks including the release date since the store is an hour away only to then be told I'd get an email when the book came in but it could be a week or two after its release. Seriously? Who wants to wait 1-2 weeks after a book you've already been waiting on gets released?! I ordered the book a month in advance. Never got that email, stopped calling, ordered the book the day before from Amazon and had it on my front porch the day it came out. Thanks for nothing Barnes and Noble. Also, you cost more.

This pop up anime shop was colorful and had so many cute items. I was drawn in by the Hello Kitty…read moreitems and wandered around looking at all the different things. The associate was friendly and helpful. He pointed out the figures a mom was looking to purchase for family members for Christmas gifts. The prices are pretty good and he did mention that they have a permanent location at Southwest Plaza Mall. The company also runs a customization kiosk at Park Meadows if you want to personalize your sweatshirt or tshirt. I purchased some vinyl stickers for myself and as gifts.

Eric is amazing. I bought the bike in for a brake install for a kid bike that I was building for my…read moreson as I didn't want to mess with hydraulic brakes. He not only did the install but also checked the rest of the bike and identified quite a few issues that I messed up in my build (as an amateur mechanic). He went above and beyond. Note that one of the mistakes was a wrong part that I bought (crown race adapter for straight fork to taper headset) and installed by another bike shop. That bike shop probably didn't notice that I got the lower diameter wrong in the part and simply just installed it without question. Eric, on the otherhand investigated why the steering was stiff, ordered a new part and installed it. Highly recommended.

Eric was awesome, fixed my bike on the spot. Very reasonable prices and super friendly service…read more Highly recommend!

Seems like the business model is centered around reselling scrap/junk parts. They had all the parts…read moreneeded for me to purchase a fully intact minifigure in good condition, but refused to sell to me (even though I offered to pay the difference) because it was more profitable to split the damaged pieces between two minifigures. The only way they would sell me the pieces I wanted was if I bought both incomplete figures. Bad business, especially when everything is already significantly marked up. Edit: Nina, your analogy is absurd and I am not going to even dignify it with a response. Despite your wall of text, you failed to recognize that the underlying problem is that you are pairing good parts with garbage parts as a means of forcing people to buy the trash if they want the good pieces. I actually did *not* want your junk - which is why I did not make a purchase and offered to pay MORE for the complete figure. You earned your 1 star review and I hope it was worth the $5 in prospective profit you made by refusing to sell the minifigure intact. Sorry that I was polite in my initial email (before you explained the intentional predatory practice of pairing damaged pieces with good ones). Final Edit: Nina, your excuse that you could not sell me the figure in "good conscious" because you didnt want to "rip me off" is laughable. selling things at a markup is your business model. there is nothing wrong with that. everything in your store can be found cheaper on Bricklink, but you guys are brick and mortar and need to make money. I get it. What does NOT make sense is that I could have bought both incomplete figures for $55, but you claim you would have had to charge me $60 for one complete figure without the damaged torso and hair pieces? the math does not add up and makes the predatory strategy pretty clear.

I had been wanting to stop by this Lego/brick shop for awhile, it's a lot bigger inside than I…read morethought. I have quite a few sets that are pretty sought after according to the gentleman who was working today . Trent was so helpful and he was pretty nice too. We chatted about what was coming soon and what sets were worth a bit more. The fact that sets still have value even if put together was great to know. I've had the Simpson house twice and found out that one happens to be very sought after. The prices are not outrageously steep. There are some other brick brands there as well. It looks like they have a room where parties are held but that was just a glance , I may be wrong. I think they have a great spot and it's a very unique place to come back to.

I came in as a first rider and Elmo was absolutely amazing. He helped me get fitted for a helmet…read morewhile educating on the different safety ratings and what to look for. He went above and beyond helping me find other gear and walking me through the process. I can't recommend Elmo enough!

If you need to replace tires on your motorcycle, make sure you get other quotes. Performance quoted…read moreme $750 to install a set of tires on my BMW RT. BMW dealer did it for $565 (and I got a rebate of $75) for the same tires. I don't understand how an aftermarket shop can be almost $200 more to put on tires.

Always so many things I want in here. A whole Sanrio and Harry Potter section. Blind boxes and…read moretheir signature backpacks. And a new KPop Demon Hunters display. Associate at cash register. Prices are average for this type of store.

Day after Christmas stop over to look at something I don't need or I can do without. As usual, all…read moreChristmas items are 50% off. If you are a die hard shopper looking for that discount, you are here already, waiting to get in. Still had pretty good selection of discounted items and new items for the 2026, lots! Well staffed, clean, well organized and ample parking close by.

I am so tired of grocery store card choices. I'm glad Hallmark stores are still around. Their…read moreselection of gifts large or small make whatever you need easy to find. The staff is friendly and helpful.

For business purposes, Donahue has many more options in some instances than your Office Depot or…read moreStaples. I needed more substantial clear covers and solid backs for presentations and Donahue had the materials in stock and a huge selection. They were a lifesaver for me. I didn't have time to look at the more personal items, but they seemed plentiful!

It's a cool storefront but not for the casual paper user. Definitely for someone looking to stock…read moreup their business or someone looking to buy in bulk.