From Burning Man to EDC I have a lot of projects that I'm always working on. And I've become quite familiar with the various national chain craft stores that are close to Sunset and Stephanie in Henderson. Michaels is a place I'll go to...but being honest it's usually my 3rd choice. \n\nThis particular location is one of the larger Michael's stores I've been in. But that being said I've found their product mix be lacking for the type of stuff I need. If you want kids crafts and knick knacks to decorate yourself this is a great store. But if your one of those people who works on projects like you'll find in Maker Magazine or are embellishing the latest project you ordered from Adafruit you'll likely leave here shaking your head at the prices or leaving empty handed because they didn't carry what you wanted. \n\nPricing:: I typically find their competition has better pricing on almost every item I'm looking for and that's before coupons or app deals kick in. \n\nStore Layout: When I walk down an aisle at Michaels I feel the shelves are too tall and too packed. They have stuff stacked up so high that in places you can't see across the store. There are some sections where it looks like a group of teenagers were in a hurry to get out the door and they just tossed the inventory into whatever space they could find for it on their way out. And there are sections where those tall shelves or racks have too many empty spaces because someone can't seem to order products back in. \n\nCustomer Service: Well the people working the registers know how to smile and take your money. If you need much more than that...good luck. \n\nMichaels does carry a few things that I can't find locally anywhere else. But for the most part I find better deals, better service, and better selections to choose from elsewhere. 2 Stars...it's the best I can give them.
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