2 groups came to the entrance of the shop to find a sign that says they will be back at 5:15pm…read more The one couple left, and we waited a grace period of 10 more minutes to no avail. As we are visiting SLC until tomorrow, we won't be able to enjoy the shop. Not certain if I will want to waste my time coming here again if I can't be guaranteed that someone will be working at the store.

I legitimately thought this place was awesome ... at first. While trying to liquidate a collection,…read moreI was warned several times by other stores and collectors that this owner couldn't be trusted. I just figured it was competitive. I should have listened as I was lied to over and over again, couldn't get all my consignment items back, and ended up getting taken advantage of because I simply couldn't deal with them anymore and was willing to take heavy losses just to cut the ties. Even though they tried to get me to sign an NDA so I wouldn't let anyone know how sketchy they were, I refused to sign and warn everyone I know not to sell here.

Lotta lotta stuff to look at. Some things are organized and some aren't, but there's a lot of junk…read morehere. The entire time I was there, the store owners were yelling at each other and the woman would not stop cursing the man the entire time she walked around the store fixing stuff. After a while, I ended up finding a book that I wanted to give my niece when the woman came by, fixed some random book on the shelf behind me and said, "Don't touch the books if you aren't going to put them back correctly." Excuse me? I didn't even touch that book. I immediately put the book I was going to buy back and walked out the store. Incredibly rude to each other and their customers. Many shelves are bending and I wouldn't be surprised if they broke and books came crashing down on someone's head. Stay away from here!

The Utah Book & Magazine store is a trove of old treasures. There's a lot of history within it's…read moreshelves. The moment you enter, you're engulfed by the smell of old books - what would you expect! The store had a tremendous collection but it was hard to navigate or just browse. The store owner was very knowledgeable and is able to tell you where things are located, if you know what you're looking for (such as specific author and title). I didn't spend too much time in the store. I was just accompanying a friend who wanted to browse Downtown Salt Lake City. It's definitely a place to find unique trinkets/gift.

Awesome gift shop adjacent to the Salt Lake Buddhist temple. It has a variety of gift items ranging…read morefrom trinkets and accessories to home decor and spiritual items. I love that it's a gathering space for folks after services on Sundays.

This is a wonderful store that sells a large variety of unique Asian items. The store offers a very…read morepleasant and welcoming shopping experience with great service. This is a great place to find a special gift or something nice for yourself. I highly recommend this store to anyone looking for high quality items.

What can I say? It's a Target, yes, but it's *my* Target. Five stars for the staff and customer…read moreservice. They're always friendly, attentive, and clear the lines quickly. They bring drive-up orders out quickly and make returns simple and fast. The organization of some areas of the store, on the other hand, leaves something to be desired, particularly the shoe section. It can be incredibly difficult to find the size and style you want and they seem to have given up on organizing them, but they're there and somewhat near the display shoe. That being said, I'm willing to overlook that and continue to shop at this Target because of the staff. There are several employees that I've seen working here for over two years now, and they're always friendly and kind to me and my family, which I greatly appreciate. Any time I need help they're always eager to assist and happy to help!

I needed to speak with someone at the store before heading down there and I called several…read moredepartments several times and no one answers. I also find that a lot of their employees are pretty scarce on the floor if you need help and relatively un enthusiastic (although there is one girl at the self checkout that's so it's very friendly!) I expect less than stellar customer service from Walmart, but not target! Come on guys do better! I really don't like leaving bad reviews, but I'm hoping someone from management will see it and improve things because I really like this location.

There is so much opportunity with this store! But sadly it was dark & there were some dust on…read moreproducts. I really wanted to shop with my kiddo & bring home some souvenirs. I love exploring MOMA shops & local art sellers..... they need to up their game.

Gift annex to the Leonardo museum. It connects directly to the dining room of the Salt Bistro,…read morewhich could be good or bad. Usual amount of plaything, more lean towards books. Oddly enough, most of them are oriented heavily towards adults. It is also not organized or categorized especially well and after wandering through, found a few neat things, but definitely nothing necessary. Aside from a largely unstable and unsafe cheap skateboard, my son didn't find anything interesting and he's generally pretty good at ferreting that stuff out. If you're already there, you may as well check it out, but you can (and will) find better elsewhere.

Walking around the Gateway District in downtown Salt Lake City when we came across this comic…read morebook/hobby store. We actually found this place unexpectedly right after parking the car in the nearby parking garage and my LTP, who enjoys collecting comic books, wanted to pop in and see what they had here. If you're a comic book nerd, then this is the place for you. They have a lot of awesome stuff in here. All their comic book selections that they have available are in boxes located in the back of the store and are listed in alphabetic order for easy browsing. They also have comic books that are permanently sealed and can't be opened. When I was little, I was a huge, huge fan of the Sonic the Hedgehog comics, and seeing some of those here brought me back to my childhood. Along with comic books, they also have puzzles, trading cards, board games, and a collection of the world's smallest things, like the world's smallest Godzilla and the world's smallest Barbie doll. They had the world's smallest Magic 8 ball as well and I tested one while it was in the package. It was so small that I couldn't read the text after I shook it. We love working on puzzles in our free time and we would've bought one if we weren't working on one back at home right now. This was a cool place to step into. Very spacious and lots to choose from, you could spend hours and hours in here.

Got a scam pack of Pokémon 151 cards. Make sure to check the back of your cards before they give…read morethem to you. They will slide them into a bag without you looking at them when you buy them. If you flip them over you will see that there is a shrinkage and that the packages have been pre-opened.