Great store to get your vinyl CD or games ! Love this store and employees are super greatread more

Guys I have gone to graywhale since I was like 13 years old because the Sandy location was the…read moreclosest record store, but let me just say this place is really not all that. Okay? Their new stuff isn't bad, but the prices are INSANELY high. The common price for a newly sealed vinyl is about 30 dollars. What! Piss the bed! On another note I'm going to share a very sad story. Today I had some records I was going to bring in to sell, but I knew I was coming a kinda close to closing time so I called beforehand and asked if they'd have time to go through them tonight and they said yes. I told them I had a 20 minute drive and I'd be there soon and they said that would be okay. Sublime. So I drove there with all my stuff in my car and brought it inside and they're all like "we can't take these today, bring them in next week." Hello? I just drove 20 minutes to get here because you told me it was fine! I asked if I could leave the stuff there and they said there was "nothing they could do." Shameful. Graywhale's customer service has never been great but I expected they'd try to do something to make it right. These people do not care about their customers! Go to Randy's Records instead. They have a better selection and better prices!

I love this place!! Great selection, and great prices. Old school record store vibe.read more

Tried to buy gifts for some friends and an older gentleman working only let me buy one because he…read morethought I was going to flip them?? And I quote "I'll keep these so I can sell them to people who actually want them". Kinda rude. Didn't even want to buy them at that point. Somewhat overpriced too, I literally could have gotten the same ones online for cheaper, but they wouldn't have arrived in time for Christmas. Wouldn't recommend.

FYE has evidently decided to more fully devote itself to being nothing beyond a strictly pop…read moreculture collectible haven, so as long as you want to peruse a fairly light selection of various medias from different genres and fanbases or maybe want some imported or unusual snacks, all of which tend to be overpriced, this is a worthwhile trip. I have as much fun as anyone else looking at all the random stuff, but a lot of what is here is very topical and has all the depth of a petri dish. There is a lot of promotional stuff with these stores, with this one having to compete with several other stores in the same mall, so it is perhaps more a matter of figuring out where they fit in rather than delving too deeply into any specific focus. There was formerly a greater difference between the Orem and Provo locations as well and it looks more like they're moving towards a sort of cookie cutter dynamic, which is a shame. I imagine one day FYE might figure out what it wants to be, but it clearly is not these current days. Can be fun and interesting to wander these stores, but the experience is overall as light as the selection.

The employees who worked there were so immature, there was three of them but only one girl was…read moredoing the work, she was working and restocking and helping customers while her dumb coworkers were dancing, vaping, and eating on the sales floor, one had green hair and the other a black mullet thing. I work across the store in the mall and I hope the girl who was working "by herself" has gotten a new job because i haven't seen her since, she was great.

(I know, late review), Christmas was almost here, and I HAD to get some Lorcana cards for a gift,…read morethe Well set, anyhow, called, and they had several boxes, told em I'd be there in an hour, SUPER kind, and extra helpful.

I'll be honest, about a year ago, this store was a little unorganized and didn't smell all that…read moregreat. Lately though things seem to have changed for the better! I very frequently stop by anytime I'm at the mall just to see all the new stuff they have. They always have a pretty wide selection of items. Probably a little better than your average game store. Only reason I give 4 stars is because the one and only time I actually went to the mall specifically to come here, I didn't have the best experience. I called them prior to coming to ask if they buy cards. They said they did and I told them I was on my way. When I got there , they told me that they wouldn't actually pay cash for the cards and only do so on Wednesdays. Seems like that is something they should have told me when I was on the phone with them. That said, I still recommend coming here and will continue to do so myself

The store was nothing like its website description. Unorganized and dusty, I will not return.read more

Wonderfully diverse collection of books in myriad genres in store. A calm and interesting place in…read morewhich to browse and get lost. I have purchased all my books here since discovering this place. Owner Aaron is a fascinating person to converse with as he knows his titles and most others inside and out. Need a new sci-fi author to follow? Here are a few. Looking to dazzle a dinner with a new cookbook? He's got a million and can tell you which books really pull it off. NOTE: Aaron can order just about any book you want if it's not on the shelves already. Shop local and bring your business to The Printed Garden. Having a solid relationship with an independent bookseller is worth its weight in gold these days.

Daybreak is just what this area needs. It's a tiny music store aside/underneath a used bookstore…read more While it is fairly small, it's quaint and very well organized. The staff are friendly, and I've had some friendly chats with other customers as well. It is a fun place to commune over our shared interest of music. There is plenty of new and used vinyl, and they even have a decent cassette and CD selection. Bright lighting and some good background music make it easy to find things and lose track of time. They have a very active, friendly Facebook community as well. A must visit in Sandy.

Pretty conflicted about this. It would be great for starters, for a little while, and then I'd…read morerecommend buying at other places to grow a collection. A decent sized Used collection with not a lot of highlights. And when highlights come up, they're a little overpriced. I would use Discogs to make sure you're getting a fair deal. I do like the owner and the community behind Daybreak! They'll have weekly auctions online and the customer base might be my favorite I've encountered. However, the auctions are similar to the store, in that not much is being offered, and somehow they're bidding for things that I know might sell for 5x less. I've gone to about 4 auctions and I've seen the same record bought 4 times. I've seen this same record at the store too, and it's not like a special record haha. I'm not sure if the customer base wants to burn money? Like record collecting, of course, is a money-burning hobby, it just looks like they're burning dough for records that just ain't worth it. I do wish the selection here felt like it wasn't for people that just listen to classic rock radio all the time. What keeps me from crate digging is how unorganized everything is. Sure, separated by genre, but I'm not sure if any organization goes into these genres. It's like they just saw what had space and put incoming records in those spaces. You could find an elvis record and then 4 crates later find another (or maybe the same) Elvis record, knowing you went through different artists. Customers will be lazy and leave records in the wrong place but this is insanity.

Great selection and location! I came here to do a book signing, and I enjoyed my time.read more

Saw an ad on KSL Classifieds claiming "hundreds of comics are .50 cents" and "lots of Batman for…read more.50." Went in the same day the ad was posted. There were only 10 Batman comics total, with just two different issues priced at .50. Everything else was $4.95 and up. When I asked about the .50 comics, I was told, "Oh, we had a bunch for the holidays." Misleading ad. Won't be back.

This company manufactures Cricut cutting machines, but refuse to support their machines. After…read moreusing my Cricut one time, the machine broke. Provo Craft told me that they will not support my machine, they will not repair it, and their only recommendation was for me to buy a new, more expensive machine. I will never buy another Cricut or Provo Craft product again.

This is the most organized comic store I've ever been to in my life. More importantly, the pricing…read moreon back issues as well as new issue incentive variants is the lowest I've seen, especially visiting from Chicago. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. They have a good accounting of their inventory and are able to fish out something if you ask quite efficiently. In my opinion, this is a MUST VISIT comic book store for collectors or comic enthusiasts who are visiting SLC.

I found what I needed and some other things I didn't, but came home with me anyway. The staff were…read morehelpful and pleasant.

The Book Box is an absolute gem. The store itself is so cute--beautifully decorated, cozy, and…read morealways clean and organized. It's the kind of place you actually want to take your time browsing. What really sets it apart, though, is the staff. Everyone is incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely knowledgeable about books. If they don't have what you're looking for, they'll happily order it--and somehow it arrives ridiculously fast, usually within 1-2 days. You can tell they really care about both the store and their customers. It feels like a true community bookstore, and I always leave happy (and usually with more books than I planned). Highly recommend supporting this place if you love books even a little Plus, the prices are great--nothing feels overpriced, and it's refreshing to shop somewhere that feels fair and honest while still offering amazing service. They also make it perfect for a book date--there are books, candy, and such a cozy vibe that it feels like a fun little treat instead of just a book trip.

I absolutely love a good locally-owned bookstore. This one is charming, but in a bright and…read morecheerful kind of way rather than a mysterious, old shop kind of way. Literally, the walls inside are painted bright colors, so you just can't help but be in a good mood when you step inside. It may not be the largest book store, but they carry a decent amount of books and accessories, plus they have a little LEGO table for the kiddos to play at while you shop. Those fun little tables in the center of the room-that's what I usually gravitate toward. I think many of the items are meant to be gifts, but who says you can't give yourself a gift now and then? Be sure to appreciate the greeting cards and stickers-there are some gems in there! When we visited, there was a pop-up shop for a bookmark making bar-Taylor Made. It was such a cute idea to make a custom bookmark while you're visiting a neat book store. Such a vibe.