Hobby Lobby

Great store, not! Checked out Hobby Lobby last week, store is unorganized at best, and unprofessional as well. Selected what I wanted to by, the end cap says 50% off, cool right? Wrong! First problem, Rein, the cashier, has no idea how to work the register, 3 lanes now, she still is having issues, I don’t even think she can drive, simply not smart enough and needs to go back to 5^th grade. Rein manages to get things rolling, and comes to an item holds it odd, I figured I better tell her where it was, since decisions are very hard for her. That is 50%, it is on sale, her wonderful manager, named Anthony comes over, he is just as condescending as Rein is stupid. Needless to say, rude Anthony and I exchanged works, at which point, I told him to keep the stuff, and to take his rude aditude and shove it! Went to another Hobby Lobby, got what I wanted, no issues, chatted with manager there. Hey Anthony, you can expect a call from corporate, maybe your next job can be of cleaning the sewers, you have the aditude for it anyway. Enjoy you review on Unilocal,you have earned it! Either way, not a Hobby Lobby fan at all.

Lots of craft supplies with a nice staff. Spoiler… They do not issue gift receipts.

I absolutely love this store & their prices! Perusing the clearance aisle found me some GREAT deals! Just wish they were open Sunday, but do commend them for allowing their staff a family day :)

I was here looking for a specific size of envelope. Although I could not find what i needed, i was amazed of the size of this place and all kinds of decorative items that you can find at this location. If you are very creative and crafty, this will definitely be your toy stores. All items are very organized and placed in different/​specific aisles.
I will definitely come here again to make my place looks pretty.

After visiting this magic place I have managed to completely redecorate my house. It all started with a little Jar and soon it lead to many trinkets. Every week half the store is on sale which is nice. So if you see an item you really want, wait until the next week and your golden. It’s super organized and the aisles have room to move. I find the most unique items there more than anywhere else. Even store to store is different. This is my favorite craft store and I bet it soon will be yours too.

I’ve noticed that they have a lot of deals on patterns at Hobby Lobby so I thought I’d check them out and see what all they had for a sewing enthusiast.
When I got there, they only had a couple cabinets for all their patterns and the selection was pretty dismal at best. In fact out of a shopping list of 15 patterns I only found 2. Another sad detail was that there is no table with the latest pattern books to look through. Anyways, my next stop was to the fabric section which was pretty limited as well. They has some quilting & crafting cotton, but nothing for clothing.
The rest of the store was pretty cool when I wandered through it, lots of décor kind of stuff which was fun to imagine in my place. However if you’re looking for sewing patterns, supplies, or fabric; JoAnn’s is still your best bet right now.

I was actually looking for Michael’s & came across Hobby Lobby. Decided, «What the hell? A craft store is indeed a craft store, right?» I walked in wanting a pen & maybe some stickers. I walked all over the store & couldn’t find what I wanted. I was already looking up where Michael’s was on Unilocal!in relation to where I was. Voila! A whole separate area. This store is huge! I went down the ramp & saw the pens. Perfect! Exactly what I wanted. I didn’t want to search for areas anymore, so I asked where the stickers were. I was probably in Hobby Lobby for over an hour & a half looking at millions of stickers. $ 150 later… mind you, the stickers that I got were $ 1.49−2.99 a piece, so a lot of stickers later. I am pleased w| my purchase & all my options. Thank you, Hobby Lobby, for feeding my weird obsession w| pens & stickers. LOL!

Always appreciate the kind sweet service they provide but today an employee went above and beyond. Thank you Melanie for being so kind and helping me get a very important gift for my family member. You guys have a customer for life!

I love Hobby Lobby! Good prices, great products and friendly service. What’s not to love?!?

This place is like Michael’s on steroids! They have tons of little knick knacks for your home and any craft you can think of. There are tons of cool photo frames, awesome wall art, and some furniture pieces such as chairs and shelving. Almost everything was 30−50% off! Check it out!

My husband and I wanted to get our friends a unique gift and a special memory for their wedding present. We took our friends to a Sun’s Basketball game to celebrate their engagement and took pictures and had the jumbo-​tron wish them congratulations. We wanted to have a custom frame done, but know how expensive it is, and were on a budget and time crunch as well.
We went to the Chandler Hobby Lobby, on Chandler Blvd. to see what our options were.
Paula an employee at that Hobby Lobby was amazing, she help us find a ready made frame and gave us some options on how to make it custom with new Mattes. We also wanted a custom plate put in there, which we did not have time to order thru hobby lobby. We asked if we could get one made somewhere else could she include that? Which we did.
We picked up our frame last night and WOW! it looks better then we could have imagined, can’t wait to give our gift to our friends!
Thanks to Paula and her skill and understanding she was able to save us money, time and make the process enjoyable.

Had never been in Hobby Lobby and decided to give it a try one night. I walked in the door at 7:50 and had 2 cashiers and what looked like a Mgr. yelling at me «We close at 8!!!» Instant buzzkill due to the unprofessionalism of these employees. I left and didn’t go back for 2 weeks. Sale prices are reasonable, regular prices are ridiculous.

I love Hobby Lobby for all things hobby, and this location is especially great because it is humongous!
I almost would have thought that I looked through the entire store if the item I was looking for didn’t happen to be located in another wing, down the ramp to the left.
My only problem with this mega layout is that it’s quite different than the others, so I didn’t automatically know my way around. Also, I was looking for satin ribbon and a hair flower and instead of having all the ribbons and flowers in one central location they were scattered in many different spots throughout. Because of this I had to literally walk every aisle, which on this particular day didn’t suck, but it would have in the event I had somewhere to be.
Overall, I love this chain and never fail to find what I’m looking for. Often I even find a lot of things that I didn’t know I was looking for, due to their very expansive and ever changing selection. They are closed on Sundays, which can be inconvenient at times, but then I remind myself how awesome/​rare it is to find a company that places their values over profit, and ultimately it makes me like them that much more. Keep an eye out for their frequently offered coupons for additional savings. Really can’t go wrong here.

I’d like to give a huge shout out to William at this location! I am not in often, but when I am, he never fails to greet me with a smile and nice conversation while ringing me out. Recently, I bought a Christmas tree and he happily wheeled it to my car, and placed it in my trunk cautiously, avoiding getting any scrapes or dust from the box on my interior. Great job William! He’s the best!

I like Hobby Lobby, and this one is bigger than average! I liked that!

Great selection and the prices are cheaper here than Michael’s I’ve noticed.
But why do I have to wait an eternity to check out of here everytime???
The last time I went there was only one register open and the cashier was just taking his sweet time, no sense of urgency, and didn’t call anyone up to assist. There were like 10 people waiting I kid you not and people were quickly losing patience. Finally the poor old woman behind me walked off to find a manager and 3 more cashiers arrived lickety split after she complained.
Customer service and management needs major work but I like the store that aside.

So, I had never been to a Hobby Lobby before. I have been to Michael’s and Jo Ann’s in the past when it came to arts and crafts type stores. This place was those two stores combined. It was interesting how they just happened to have a wider range of things that seems like you would only have to stop at one place instead of having to travel to many to get the items you are searching for. I found what I needed and might be back for further necessities.

Hobby Lobby is my drug of choice. I basically decorated my home with 90% Hobby Lobby. The staff is always friendly, they have great deals, its clean, and its really large.

After visiting the Hobby Lobby on Ray Rd and being wowed, I was quick to agree to go to this Hobby Lobby with a friend yesterday. This store is even bigger (you have to go down a short ramp to the second half of the store which is bigger than any other craft and hobby store I have ever been in). I found several items for a craft project I am working on.
The prices are great and there is always a 40% off coupon in the Sunday paper. Just a reminder – they are always closed on Sundays (which is probably why their employees seem so happy to be there). I loved the soothing music and the wide clean aisles.
Parking is plentiful and close to the door. The employees are helpful and check out is very prompt.
I will never bother with Michaels or Joanns again. I am now a real fan of the Hobby Lobby.

Oh oh, first to rate this place. Ok, so here it goes. Isn’t there already a Michaels less than a mile away? I thought this place would be different. Maybe less «crafty» and more hobbies… making stuff from scratch. Where men can buy a band saw and wood. And where there aren’t 15 aisles of fake and/​or dried flowers for flower arrangements (I didn’t realize that was so popular, whatever happened to gardening… real flowers???). Don’t take me wrong. I like craft stores. In my spare time (ehem, never) I like to make jewelry, knit, make paper decorations. But there’s already plenty of stores that offer supplies. And for half the price. Sorry, I had to bring it up… Hobby Lobby, you are expensive. I was about to walk out with some pretty paper to make Christmas decorations and decided to put it away at the last minute. An hour later I bought the same paper at Walmart for ½ the price. It’s paper, why the price difference?
My husband didn’t get the store either… he thinks the store should offer you supplies to build stuff and go with your imagination, not offer pre-​fab stuff for you to «color» so that we all end up with the same decorations in our houses. I think he was hoping for rocket-​building kits or something like that. It was definitely more of a girly store… what with it’s 15 flower aisles.