Amy’s Hallmark Shop

This place is just jam packed with inventory. This is both a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing because chances are, you’re going to find something you want/​need. Bad news is that it can feel a bit overwhelming in there & if there are other customers in there, you can find yourself bumping shoulders with each other in the aisles.
Customer service is perfect. Friendly and helpful. If you’re having trouble finding something, they’ll certainly be able to point you in the right direction. And they’ll do it with a great smile on their face. A little friendliness can go a long way when I’m impulse buying…

Love this location I always find what I need and the some! They have a great selection and the sale area is sometimes the best area to look for those last minute gifts you need!
And the team members are so nice.

Went in for bayberry candles (Christmas 2015), and they didn’t have any this year. Lady at the desk was helpful, and suggested a different candle place. I appreciated that a lot!
Nice store, full of all kinds of little knickknacks and stuff. Plus all the cards you could ever need in a lifetime.
Good customer service, nice store.
Located in between the 24 Fitness, and Target, back by all of the little eateries.

A cute, friendly place to shop for cards and gifts. Excellent staff, super helpful and welcoming. I’ll be back.

Bad customer service. Lady said that she would call when graduation cards arrived at store but she never called. When I called back 3 weeks later, I am told that if they came in, it would have been in April which was before I went into store. And that it probably all got sold already!!!

When you come here, you’ll find a friendly and always helpful staff. Sure you can probably buy cheaper cards at the nearby Target, but I always end up buying my cards here. They have a great selection of cards here for every occasion. And if you’re looking to give something other than a card or in addition to a card, they sell other products here as well, clothing and stuffed animals to name a few.

Not many places outside of a grocery store to get cards anymore. This place, clean and organized and got my through the Valentine’s Day Line really, really fast. Friendly people as well.

Jenny and Amy are the dream team! I had no idea what kind of card to get until they helped out! If you come in and don’t have a clue, get with either of them. Super nice ladies. They know where everything is at and very informative. I signed up for my hallmark card after having such an experience here. They even made sure I was happy with the cards! Wow. Coming back to this store for all my cards just for the customer service.

This is a cute little store! It’s a nice place to go to for respectful presents for people like teachers, professors, bosses, relatives/​adults you want to impress. They are friendly and have a cute selection of things like candles, cards, journals, candies, gift sets, etc.
I come here from time to time when I need to impress a respected boss/​professor.

This Hallmark is kind of «busy» with so many different products… I do know most Hallmark stores offer a variety of «gifts» but this one is over the top… Heck, they even sell clothes! (weird)
I think the variety of products they offer cheapen the experience of being at Hallmark looking for the perfect greeting card.
Believe it or not, their card section is toward the back and it is only about ¹⁄₃ of the entire store. It’s kind of a sad and poor selection, too. Also, there are hardly any Spanish language cards.
I love love love choosing the perfect greeting card and I thought I’d have so much to choose from at a Hallmark! However, I found myself settling for a greeting card for my mother, which is something I hated doing.
Staff provides average service. There were about 3 clerks when we went in, but we weren’t greeted and help was slow to come.
I won’t be coming back here!

I have been a loyal and happy Platinum Gold Crown Member customer at Amy’s Hallmark for over 10 years. And, the staff is what makes it! They are kind, helpful, appreciative and really know how to sell the warm and fuzzy experience that sets Hallmark apart and makes me want to get my cards there!
The selection is great and they always have a great clearance area filled with many goodies you can grab too :)
Thanks Amy’s for being so awesome! You are selling memories and they begin with you!

This seems to be the only Hallmark left in the area. I went for Christmas wrap. They had lots of variety even really close to Christmas. Everyone in the store was friendly and helpful. They seemed to have a large inventory besides card. Next time, I will have to browse a little more.

My favorite hallmark! They have the cutest items and cards plus the staff is ridiculously friendly. :)

Always really nice sales reps and they stay stocked. A little annoyed the invitations kiosk is gone. Clean store and always a sale.

In an era of ecards, emails, and brief facebook «happy birthday» messages, it’s nice that there are still some stores that sell cards. I’ve always felt there is something special about receiving a card.
This wonderful store, located in the Crossroads shopping center, has aisle after aisle of cards of all types for every conceivable occasion. They range from inexpensive 99-​cent cards to audio cards that play comedy routines. And if cards aren’t your thing, they also have aisles of Christmas ornaments, wrapping paper & bags, candles, DVDs, stationary, chocolates and a slew of those collectible Hallmark knick-​knacks.
This location is very organized and easy to find stuff. Staff here are exceptionally nice. They have a rewards program too.

Whenever a holiday or a birthday comes up, Hallmark is my go-​to place. This location (Barranca and Culver) in particular is convenient because it’s close to me, it’s easy to get to (spacious parking lot), staff is friendly, and it’s pretty big inside (lots to look at).
Although virtual greetings are the norm nowadays, I still believe in physically giving someone a heartwarming (or humorous) card with a *hand*written message (another rarity these days) inside. Not to mention that it’s good for me too since I’m so used to typing everything on my computer (like right now). One downfall is that the cards are pretty expensive, especially now, for what they are. I just bought 4 birthday and Christmas cards and it cost me $ 12! Of course, there is a 99 cents section (does the Dance of Joy), but the more expensive ones do feel formal and nice. The 99 cent ones and the 10 pack birthday cards ($ 4.99) are definitely a bargain, especially for my kids’ friends who have birthday parties galore.
They also carry a variety of gift wrap, bows and ribbons, gift boxes, photo frames and albums, address books, small stuffed animals (such as Ty and Webkinz), ornaments (seasonal), figurines, collectibles, etc. etc. Every now and then some of them will go on sale so it’s best to check in from time to time (I’ve found 50% off sales before). Since it’s close to Christmas, I’ll also mention that their after Christmas sale is usually 40% off all holiday items (but doesn’t include individual holiday cards).