Hobby Lobby

just found out they are closing this store and price chopper taking over complex great this store is way over priced and the employees are useless

OMG! I could spend HOURS in this store! Never knew what type of store it was until going in looking for modeling clay for my stepdaughters school project. They have a HUGE selection of all kinds of crafts. From paper to paint, sewing to frames, jewelry to home décor, the aisles just go on and on! Beautiful store with friendly, helpful sales people. a fun shopping experience for all ages!

great stuff, good deals, staff seems happy

I can’t hop on the Hobby Lobby train. This store is just too large and has too much going on. There are some cute things, but by the time I go through the store I have a cart full of stuff that I kind of like. The pricing is outrageous on most items, especially when you can walk to TJ Maxx in literally the same parking lot and get the same thing for half the price. Their sales are odd, their coupons are all over the place, and the prices are unimpressive. It’s like the Christmas Tree Shop and Home Goods threw up and they jacked the prices up and threw in some random coupons and sale signs that don’t apply to anything in the store.

Huge selection – at least twice as big as Michael’s or AC Moore. Lots of fabrics and home décor, well-​organized. The store is overall tidy and well-​stocked.

Man does this place have a lot of stuff. Some really cute home décor. I’ve gone in multiple times, always very well stocked but the inventory didn’t change. I waited about 6 months between visits and literally the same.exact.things were there. I like to find corky finds so this isn’t the place for me, but at least I know what they have on case I need it?
An issue with this shop is you never know the price of something. They’re a sign happy shop and have items laid out on these tiered tables, with a sign on each tier 20% off this, 25% that — when I get to the register nothing is on sale. The pricing is also erratic. I’ve purchased a piece of furniture here for under 25 $ and yet a decorative bowl (plastic mind you.) was over 40.
The staff is not the friendliest either. During one visit one guy complained to my spouse and I how ridiculous it was that he had to cover up his tattoos at work but that my spouse could have his «hanging» out to shop. Really? Another time the cashier was just rude, not accommodating when I simply asked for a price check. She actually huffed. So strange it is for a customer to ask the price of something when there are over 600 signs up, the item was found in a bin and there was no price tag.
The quality is alright. It’s not the best but it’s not like you’re bending and carrying around the picture frame you’ll pick up either.
All in all, worth 1 visit and a repeat if you remember something they have. More stars (maybe) if the inventory changed up, ever.

Great selection of educational toys for kids. If your into building models or just want to get away from the typical mindless toys for your kids, nieces, nephews, grandchildren, etc, then this store has great hobby toys among many other items.
The only negatives are… much of the inventory here is made in China, and wayyyyyy understaffed.

Pretty large store comparable to rivals like Michael’s. Store is super clean, well stocked and easy to find whatever you are looking for. Prices are so-​so… I think some of the other craft stores have better prices on certain things. I like that the store has a relaxing atmosphere, music is played softly, although is of the Christian type. This chain closes all stores on Sundays… I believe for religious reasons.

Recently started to learn to sew AND crochet. Big ideas!
That said, there are better options to purchase your goods. I prefer JoAnn.

I went here a few weeks ago and was disappointed with the selection. The store is huge but it’s filled with tacky garbage. I recognized a lot of home décor items from Marshall’s and TJMaxx, where they’re sold for half the price. The craft selection
is laughable for anyone who has been to a real craft store. I turned around and drove to Michael’s in the next town.
Now I just found out the Hobby Lobby is
Anti-​Semitic, anti-​woman and anti-​gay in their policies. Why would I support this by shopping here? Yuck, I’m staying away for good.

huge place. lots of home décor, cooking, arts, crafts type stuff. not thefocus on toy trains and cars most hobby shops have. lots of stuff. big parking lot.