A little hobby shop just off 283, I used to pass this location all the time going to work. This…read morepast weekend we stopped in after hearing they had a selection of gundam models we wanted to check out. First the entrance is in the BACK of the store so when you turn the corner, parking is behind the store/houses sharing a lot with a garage. There are signs showing you where to go, just be aware these are for the shop, not the garage. You enter in the back of the store with the sale items then enter the main store with car, plane and model trains. They dont have the best/most selection I've ever seen but they do have a good stock that if you look close, you might find a gem. There were plenty of paints and supplies we found and it reminded me of old school train stores I frequented with my grandfather. Store owner was pleasant, asking if we needed anything before going back to his conversation with another patron. We did eventually find the gundams but were disappointed to see he only had 5 base models in stock. Overall a nice business but with strange hours and parking situation it can be hard to find/get in. More for the model train/car enthusiast but worth a stop if you're near by.

Very friendly n helpful. Great selection and prices. My Grandson loves to browse and plan his…read moredisplay.

Absolutely delightful store! Despite the recent price raises of Pokemon and Magic cards, the store…read moreowner works hard to make sure that products are accessible to customers. The events are wonderful! I play both magic and pokemon at this store and both communities are warm and loving. 10000000/10 recommend this community oriented store.

Prices are crazy. Store owner Joe upcharges everything. From magic to Pokémon you can expect to get…read morescrewed on pricing here.

This store was ginormous and packed with people. Every isle was crafts or thanksgiving and…read moreChristmas decor. One whole isle was full of Christmas decorations- it was amazing. I am a Christmas lover and this store and how it's decorated was amazing to me. I am also obsessed with nutcrackers and there were so many isles with them- of course I bought a few while I was there. The prices were pretty decent and I would go back.

I searched high and low for a place to frame my 43x47 painting that I purchased from Bali…read more Michael's wanted to charge almost $700 to do the job. Another smaller, private company wanted to charge close to that as well. After searching high and low for 2 months, I came across an advertisement for Hobby Lobby. The online ad mentioned 50% off on framing. I immediately jumped in my car and drove to Cherry Hill. Upon arrival, I found a bustling store with a lot of people. I made my way back to the framing section and was met by a nice young lady who helped me pick out a frame and went over a few details. Once she rang up everything, she told me the price. I almost fainted bc I had prepared myself to hear another $600-$700 quote/estimate. Nope! The cost at Hobby Lobby was $299 + tax. I almost threw my panting over the counter bc I was so happy. I was given an invoice and due date to pick-up my framed painting. I arrived 2 weeks later to pick-up the painting and I could not have been happier. I am totally in love with how everything turned out. I truly appreciate Hobby Lobby for helping me in my time of need and for upgrading my painting!!

My experiences at the Garden has been pretty hit-and-miss. Sometimes, I find some amazing books,…read morebut other times, the selection is lackluster. You really have to sift through boxes and boxes and boxes of trash comics to find anything worth adding to your collection. Given that this is the only comic shop in the northeast, you'll find that diamond in the rough or back issue you never thought of seeing in a million years. But it's not all the time that occurs. Occasionally, I venture down to the basement to check out those dollar bins, but it's a dusty, damp, disorganized area usually packed with card game tournament attendees. The atmosphere in the basement during tournament days can leave little to be desired, including foul people, odors, and language. But then again, this IS a comic book store, so those things are to be expected The main floor features a much more organized back issue selection, but sometimes, these can be rather picked over. Pricing is usually decent, with most back issues priced at a buck with recent, newer, or exclusive backstock priced just a tad higher. There is a small new release section, but it's not as extensive as you would hope to see at a comic shop. Some wall books and sets are ridiculously overpriced, while others are genuinely affordable. The Garden really is a mystery grab bag. I pop in every couple of months, hoping to find something new, and sometimes, I'm pleasantly surprised. Most of the staff is nice, too, especially given the challenge of dealing with all that goes into running a comic/card collector shop. Over time, I've gotten to know them and have started to appreciate what they deal with each day. *Bonus Tip: Double-check the condition of anything you plan to purchase, as a lot of books tend to be bent or creased. If you're patient and willing to dig, you might find something worthwhile, just don't snatch up everything so the rest of us can at least discover something in there too

I went back to Garden Earthy Delight today because I wanted to give the store a second chance. My…read moreoriginal review was not written to hurt the business. I genuinely hoped that my concerns would bring attention to the customer experience and give management an opportunity to look deeper into how customers are being treated. When I arrived today, I was actually greeted, which I appreciated. I went to the Pokémon section and saw several high-end cards that interested me. I asked for assistance and was only allowed to look at one card at a time. I am not making assumptions about why that decision was made, but as a paying customer, I felt like I was being treated as though I could not be trusted. There were also two Philadelphia police officers present during this interaction. While looking at the cards, I asked the cashier if there was any flexibility in the prices. Anyone who follows the Pokémon market knows that card prices fluctuate, and I simply wanted to know whether there was room for negotiation. The employee did not even look at the cards or ask which cards I was interested in. Because this was one of the same concerns I mentioned in my original review, I asked if a manager could speak with me. The employee called a manager. After some time, the manager arrived and immediately told me that I was banned from the store because of my previous review. I asked why, and that was the explanation I was given. I was not allowed to purchase the cards I was interested in, and I was told to leave. What concerned me most was the way the situation was handled. The manager appeared extremely upset, pointed at me while speaking to me, and was carrying a firearm on his hip. I am not saying that carrying a firearm is itself wrong or illegal. What concerned me was the combination of his anger, the manner in which he approached me, and the fact that this was all happening publicly in front of customers and police officers over a negative review. I felt embarrassed, humiliated, singled out, and publicly made into a spectacle. I believe customers should be able to leave an honest review about their experience without being targeted or confronted in this manner when they return to the business. After I left the store, I spoke with one of the officers and asked if a report could be made regarding what had occurred. I am not going to speculate about what the officer was thinking or feeling, but the interaction was serious enough that I felt it needed to be documented. I also spoke with the owner by phone. What disappointed me was that the conversation seemed to focus more on how damaging a negative review could be to the business than on understanding what had just happened to me as a customer. A negative review should be an opportunity for a business to ask, "What happened, and how can we do better?" It should not become a reason to publicly confront or humiliate a customer. If management was unhappy with my original review, there were many professional ways to handle it. They could have called me, emailed me, or simply asked me what happened and why I felt the way I did. Instead, I was told I was banned when I came back to spend money at the store. I also want to be very clear: I am not claiming to know anyone's intentions, and I am not going to make accusations that I cannot prove. However, I felt that I was treated differently and singled out, and I believe the circumstances deserve to be investigated. I intend to exercise my legal rights to address the situation appropriately and to make sure that any available surveillance or other documentation from today's incident is preserved. Parents and customers deserve to feel comfortable and respected when they walk into a business. There are plenty of Pokémon stores in the Philadelphia area where customers can shop, ask questions, negotiate reasonably, and receive professional customer service. This experience was extremely disappointing, especially because I came back today with the intention of giving Garden Earthy Delight another chance. I hope ownership and management take a serious look at what happened--not just at my review, but at the behavior and customer-service culture that led to today's situation. A business should never be afraid of constructive criticism. The right response to criticism is to listen, investigate, and improve.

Honestly this Michael's is okay for your everyday craft. Since Joann's closed down though there is…read morethis sad selection of fat quarters and always get told to get things online... Wish this Michael's in particular would move to an abandon mall section with upstairs to have an entire section of fabric. That would be a game changer for a lot of people. I think the particular thing that really bothers me is the fact a lot of things are locked up and there is never anyone on the floor to help. Maybe shopping online is the thing now because no one is on the floor to help. Prices are okay but I really wish they had more craft related stuff rather than just decor and frames. Michael's is pretty much for fine art and frames. Every other craft they have fails in quality and supply.

This is the new space that they moved into at Moorestown Mall…read more The best part so far seems to be the maker space. They have a variety of tools and as long as you bring your own materials you can come in and use those tools. As for the rest of the store I don't see a significant difference from the previous location. It doesn't seem to be bigger or have larger variety of items. It was all relatively clean and well organized. It does seem like they have less yarn in the knitting section than the other store.

I had an excellent time selling my coins here. Chris Maisano was efficient at checking my coins…read morequickly, explaining what affects the value, and getting me top dollar for my coin collection. I'll absolutely go back for future coin appraisal and sales!

Great information and service. Asked about their auction…read moreservices which I have used and they explained more

If RC Racing is what your looking for, then Family Hobbies is your answer. From the Professionally…read moreran racing events, to the in-store parts availability, it would be foolish to not check this place out..