Set your kids loose in the play cage. Forget about them. Nobody will notice. They're busy doing the same thing. Also, the service here is amazing.
Everybody here is incredibly helpful. The selection of yarn, books, and patterns is vast. The classes are affordable and thorough. This is a fiber shop not to be missed by any lover of the fiber arts.
The Southern Style is delicious. If you are of average size, get the small size and if you're still hungry order an extra biscuit.
I hear this place has a hot tub. Bring a bathing suit unless you're square. Don't be square.
Shut your mouth. Take off your hat, and learn how to turn the flash off on your camera. Have some fucking respect!
Fax some things, copy some things. You know the drill. If you have a soft back textbook that you need spiral bound this is your place. It really maintains the book over time.
If everybody could ride Space Mountain in the morning, nobody would ever need coffee again.
Try their "World Tour" rotating single origin. It can be a delightful treat, especially brewed as espresso.
All the snacks and sauces that you need. Including, but not limited to, explode buns with cream, bamboo shoots in chili oil, and lo baak gou.
Bring a bag or they'll make you take a box. Also, don't let them pressure you into buying lower quality products simply because it supposedly helps a charity.
The food here is fast, fun, and yummy. The concretes will make you feel like a kid, if you don't already.
Children 12 and under are free. Bring your patience, as these children are largely undusciplined and loud. Good luck enjoying the show while they're dropping food on you and screaming.
