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- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Tue Wed Thu - Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 712-274-0058
- Address:
- 5840 Sunnybrook Dr Sioux City, IA 51106
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- Categories
- Hobby & Model Shops, Art Supplies, Artificial Flowers, Plants & Trees, Arts & Crafts Supplies, Beads, Cake Decorating Equipment & Supplies, Craft Supplies, Fabric Shops, Florists Supplies, Holiday Lights & Decorations, Home Decor, Lamps & Shades, Picture Frames, Quilting Materials & Supplies, Wedding Supplies & Services
- Services / Products
- Art Supplies Artificial Shops Baking Supplies Classes (select stores) Crafts Custom Framing Fabric Fabric Shops Floral Arrangements Floral Supplies Frames Hobby & Model Shops Home Decor Home Décor Jewelry Making Supplies Needlework & Needlework Materials Party Supplies Picture Frame Shop Scrapbooking Wedding Rentals Wedding Supplies & Services
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- Brands
- Baby Bee, Bead Treasure, Copic, Cricut, Green Tree Gallery, Heidi Swapp, His & Hers Studio, I Love this Cotton, I Love this Yarn, Liquitex, Prismacolor, Sizzix, Wilton, Winsor & Newton, the Paper Studio
- Associations
- Mardel
General Info
Bringing out the DIY in all of us with more than 70,000 arts, crafts, custom framing, floral, home décor, jewelry making, scrapbooking, fabrics, party supplies and seasonal products. We are here to help make your imagination and creativity a reality. Come visit us at our store conveniently located at 5840 Sunnybrook Drive, Sioux City, IA 51106 or shop with us anytime at Hobbylobby.com, and always be inspired to Live a Creative Life!
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10/27/09 I went to buy school supplies for a Sioux City after school program with program funds. I also had items for personal purchase as well. When I went to the counter to pay with our work credit card the cashier said loudly, "DENIED". I explained it was a new work credit card. I asked if I could have the items set aside so I could come back & purchase them when I had the correct access. The cashier rolled her eyes back & said, "NO, no, no". After her unprofessional remarks & body language, I stated, "Fine, you just lost service for 2 customers." The item amount was not small. After mentioning this experience with another staff member they explained a similiar situation. An individual may not want to portray positive communication, however, when they are employed at a job this type of behavior is not acceptable. The companies revenue pays for their job & needs the $ to operate. What ever happened to customer service best practices when interacting with people?