Giant Robot
Los Angeles, CA 90025-6229
Phone: (310) 478-1819
User Reviews for Giant Robot
04/23/2007 Posted by doctorvenkman
Having been in the store on Sunset Blvd., I fell in love with Giant Robot almost immediately. I am inspired by the very hip niche products they carry. The atmosphere is fun, and the salespeople friendly. A couple of weeks ago, I decided to check out the GR on Sawtelle. Wow, was I let down. We shopped around for about ten minutes. My friend very nicely asked if there was a restroom she could use. The sales person said no. My friend inquired if there was perhaps a public bathroom in a nearby establishment. The sales person, in a very unkind tone said that she didn't know, because she had never had to use one. Sort of shocking, considering that all we did was very nicely ask about a bathroom. After about five minutes more of browsing the shop, I asked the same salesperson where the other store was located. "Isn't it on La Cienega?" I (incorrectly) inquired. She simply shook her head no and stared at me as if I were interrupting her soap opera. Disappointed, we left immediately. I won't be going back.
Pros: Fun products, great place to shop for gifts.
Cons: Extremely unfriendly sales person.
04/17/2007 Posted by bdeath
Now the Giant Robot Staff act like Communists and don't allow their subscribers to freely post on their webpage. Continuously altering users posts and stiffling their abilities to express themselves freely in the The Free World. However if you want to post dirobed pictures and talk about sexually deviant behavior with teenagers they require no age limit to post or to subscribe to their Forums. www.bannedallstars dot com Leading the World in the Free Speech/Expression movement! Eric your not a celebrity get over yourself, PUNK!
05/18/2006 Posted by debaoki
Spawned from the popular Asian-American pop culture 'zine of the same name, the Giant Robot store and it sister shop/gallery down the street, GR2 are always full of twisted toys, geeky guilty pleasures (Asian candy, vegan marshmallows), trendy art books, cutting edge comics and t-shirts. A trip to GR never fails to amuse and entice me to spend lots of money on gifts for myself or my friends.
Pros: Fun, unique stuff, Friendly staff, Always something new
Cons: limited parking, can be pricey

