While at Countryside Mall, I noticed a new store that sells LEGOs! It is located on the first…read morefloor of the mall. They buy and trade all things LEGO, from tubs of bulk to storage unit sized collections. If it's LEGO, they'll take it. It's a national chain of stores that are mainly located in the western states and now in Canada. I was told that they've only been open for about 7 weeks. They have individual minifigs, bulk bricks, components and accessories. They tout the largest assortment of new, used and retired sets of LEGOs. It looks like that they're building up their inventory but they do have a good amount and assortment of different LEGO kits. Please do stop by if you'd like to relive your childhood or create memories and fun for your kids.

Insufferable manager couldn't stop compensating for his shrimp sized wang, owners stole thousands…read moreof dollars of Legos from my man Brian so please help me ruin these degenerates dogshit toy company for profiting off the backs of confused elderly and messy business practice.

No. I didn't buy too many patches for a jean dress to wear to an event coming up. Hehe. How could I…read morenot? There were so many to choose from and all just so cute. 11.03.2026

One of the things I genuinely love about Hobby Lobby is that it is openly a Christian store. The…read morereligious music playing in the background adds something to the atmosphere. It feels calmer. Softer. People who work there are generally very nice, which makes the whole experience feel pleasant. I have not actually purchased that many things there. A few plastic art organizers that I use for my makeup. Some Christmas ornaments. And one hanging wall art piece. That is about it. But I still enjoy going in. I am an artsy, craftsy type person. I love to paint and I use acrylic paints. In the past, I would buy art supplies there. Lately, though, I just have not had the time to do anything "artsy."

The best card shop in Tampa for the real collector, helpful staff. Wide range of cards, including…read more Pokémon.

If you like, dealing with honest and reasonable people, then you must visit Brian and the crew at…read morethe Tampa card shop! Everyone that works there greets you as soon as you walk through the door and everyone there takes their time making sure that all of your questions and concerns are answered. I've had a wonderful experience in store as well as an above average experience with their products versus the products that I have purchased in the past at other LCS's. The Tampa card shop is my first choice when wanting to purchase anything hobby in the sports card arena. They are always willing to help and they do not knock you over the head when you are attempting to sell different items. Wonderful people wonderful experience wonderful results and wonderful prices. I'll make Tampa car shop. My ultimate card stop!

This franchise currently operates 81 U.S. locations w/ 17 new additions soon to open. The parent…read morecompany was founded in California. This particular shoppe is owned by a local couple. This is a fun shoppe if you're one of the following: a kid, a nostalgic adult, and/or a hungry & thirsty kid or adult:) Prices are standard for this type of specialty shoppe; they are NOT low. This is NOT the place to visit should you want deals. However, it is the place to visit if you have the money & want to find candy from your childhood (1950's up); many flavored taffies; sour candy; Japanese, Korean & candies from other countries; gag gifts; every type of sugared soda imaginable (cold or shelf warm); small games; bobbleheads; unique toys & candies; gum in a multitude of varieties, tacky metal signs; & a host of other novelties! Gift certificates in any amount from $5 to $250.00 are available. I came for the nostalgic candy cigarettes (SEE PIC); the Necco Wafers; the Sweetarts; & the liquor-flavored jellybeans. Also picked up cinnamon box-shaped lollipops for my students. Did I overspend? Of course. Will I shop here regularly? Of course not. But it is a cool, clean, well-organized shoppe that wreaks of nostalgia & future dental visits! I LOVE IT!

Great great candy selections & we always love love love buying from here ! Lots of goodies & soda…read morepop. Overall highly recommend to satisfied your sweet tooth.

I always love shopping Michaels- this location is close to the kids house and I tend to shop here…read morewith my daughter. Our favorites are supplies for projects with Riley and gifts for birthday parties, Christmas and the sort. My daughter loves shopping Michaels too and always gets me to go when I visit!

I want to give a shoutout to Margie and Riley for their excellent service while helping me with an…read moreeasel for my mother's funeral. When I discovered it was missing a piece to connect the chain, I had to bring it back. Riley went above and beyond by getting tools to help fix it. If he hadn't helped, we would have had to return the easel and wouldn't have had it for the funeral. Thank you Margie and Riley!

I wanted to order some Munzee supplies, but wouldn't you know it... They had NOTHING. Not to worry…read morethough, there was another store across town that has what I need. Thanks for nothing!

I thought for sure I would be the first to review this place, but somebody beat me to it! Jerk…read more Okay, so I haven't actually been inside, but who knew there was a geocaching store? Personally, I'm more into metal detectors and searching for Spanish coins and gold bullion. I haven't actually found any yet and I don't have a metal detector at the mo' but the future is bright! That said, the Geocaching niche is interesting. Seems to be good bonding for families and adventurers who want to get out and go hunting. Next time I'm in LoL I will drop in and report back with a fuller description. There's a new Peruvian restaurant, Koki's ,nearby and Hungry Harry's is pretty famous for BBQ, Larry's Deli serves up a good Cuban sandwich, and Ukelele Brand's has the best chicken strips around and there's no extra charge for the mosquito bites. So even if you don't find any caches you can eat well. Happy hunting!!!

I just had the best customer service experience at Michael's in New Tampa! I was in a bind where I…read moreneeded framing done asap on my son's artwork. I called the store earlier in the day but no one answered. I decided I'll just go to the store and talk to the person face to face. Today was drop off day at the art museum for my son's artwork. It needed to be framed and have the proper wire back to hang. This is our first time participating in an art exhibit so I didn't know what that would take. Susy at the framing department helped put my anxiety at ease. She guided me through selected a custom made to make me art standout. She also helped me select a frame. She told me she had 15 orders in her que and normally could not do same day requests at this time. But, she made an exception and helped me! I'm so happy that Susy gave my order priority and told me to come back at 6pm. Also, my total came to over $100 but she applied discounts that brought the total down to under $50!! Your help and care to this distressed Mom is much appreciated! Thank you Susy! Before I left the store my daughter grabbed a few items and we went through the front check out line. We were greeted by Brianna who was a breath of fresh air! Her personality was warm & bubbly. She had great conversation and answered all of my questions. When asked if there were any current coupons she offered my 30% off my total. Thank you Briana! Great customer service is hard to find but Susy & Brianna delivered!

We come to Michaels when we are in need of craft supplies. My daughter needed a white colored…read morepencil for her art class so we were in the market for the Prismacolor brand since that's what she's been using and needed the same to complete her art project. This was the 2nd Michaels we went to, driving all the way across town to see if they had them. We found ONE! However the pencil was split all the way down the side and the tip was broken to where you'd have to sharpen to use at all. Since she needed the pencil for art, we opted to take it to the front and ask if we could get any sort of discount given the condition of the pencil or if they had any others in the store. There were no associates on the floor to assist, so our only option was to take to the register. We waited in line for quite some time since they only had 1 register open but a line of folks to check out. Another register finally opened and we were next -- when we got to the register, I showed the pencil to the associate and asked if we could get a discount. I mean it's a $3 pencil but being split all the way down the dang thing and the top all the way broken off, I mean something is better than nothing. She called on her mic and was told 10% off. I accepted it as that was the most that they could do. She apologized saying if it were her she'd just give me the dang thing given how it looked....but she has to do what management approves. I told her I understood and no worries. Store was quite empty as was the other Michaels we visited -- staff said it was due to the supply chain shortages.