Amy’s Hallmark Shop

Nice selection of traditional Hallmark items and other gifts. They always have a great sale area. Employees are friendly and helpful. Store is well laid out and labeled.

Find your unique valentines gifts here! There aren’t that many Hallmark stores open anymore and this is a big well stocked convenient location. The lady up front was very helpful to hold a baby gift for me and honor my coupons. They have cute and clever trinkets along with plenty of cards and wrapping supplies. I especially love two items for baby gift the décor sign that says «you are my favorite reason to lose sleep» in pink or blue and the Star Wars post its for guy gifts. Note they have a huge selection of special Jelly Belly beans yum yum!

This is one of the closest Hallmark locations to my house since they closed the one where I live. The employees are always very helpful and I like it that they remember me every time I come in. They reorganized the store recently and I like that it looks more modern and is easier to browse around in. I like the large selection of cards and gifts they carry, but I wish Hallmark added new cards more often.
Tip: If you come at lunch time, expect to park at the far end of the parking lot, far away from the store since the restaurants in this shopping center seems to be very popular with the lunch crowd.

This is the best Hallmark out of the like two that are left in town. It’s huge, which is great. The gifts they sell aren’t tacky knick-​knacks as some of the other Hallmarks sell. Some of this stuff is actually cute and things I’d actually consider buying and giving to someone.
Another benefit of its large size is there’s lots of cards. So there’s not just the one upcoming holiday and that’s it. Usually if there’s a few holidays, there’s cards for all of them, and lots of variety. One downside of other stores (not to mention the Hallmark section in Walgreens, Kroger, etc.) is there’s just no selection. If you want to buy a birthday card for a girl, it better be a family member, or you’re screwed. Here, there’s heaps of choices, and not just musical cards.
A little tip: if you get rewards coupons in the mail, this Hallmark will still accept them. I was told this by employees, and sure enough any time I’ve presented an expired coupon they redeem it for the full amount, no questions asked. So yes, while it is a corporate store, that is one advantage. An employee told me the corporate-​owned Hallmarks do accept expired coupons, but the franchise-​owned ones only do it at their discretion (aka not at all according to my experience).

Typical corporate feeling and not owned individually like others. I don’t think as friendly or items are better than other stores visited.