It was my sons 4th birthday and he loves anything with an engine, went to this place and they were…read morepatient, friendly, recommended something great for a young enthusiast, done deal, left with an r/c car. Coming back for the next!

This place is my new how away from home! Stan is a really…read morecool and knowledgeable guy when it comes to Rc Drifting. He carry's top of the line stuff that you normally have to order from Japan, in stock. and the track is awesome and a lot of fun. The environment is probably the best part. Everybody is so laid back and willing to help no matter what. Keep it up Rc Garage!

totally coolio found twst merch…read morethank you to whoever left a review mentioning twisted wonderland merch otherwise i wouldnt have went to this amazing shop the stands are really expensive though but twisted wonderland yeahh!!!

I enjoyed it, got some cool onepiece car stickers for my car. But it felt kind empty. The photos I…read moresaw here showed a store well stocked with a ton of items. But when I went twice it was...kind of disappointing

Really awesome LGS (local game store) ! We went here for the Chaos Rising pre-release event on…read moreSaturday (my first time for a pre-release, and our first time here). Everything was well organized and the turnout was pretty good. There were two groups, one for juniors and one for (young) adults, for fairness. Another thing I liked was that everyone got 3 extra packs instead of awarding it based on wins, given we're playing with pre-con decks + 4 packs that are all random. The staff are super friendly and welcoming, shout-out to Bryan (the general manager?) and the official judge for the event. Plus I had a great conversation with him and Michael(?) about MTG; they're definitely very passionate about board & card games. They have anti-scalping policies in place for Pokemon. As for the space itself, decent amount of parking (more in the back). They're very popular for Warhammer, so there's a ton of product for those who play, and several tables set-up with many people playing all afternoon next to us (the 'playing hall' is pretty large!). They also have an aisle with board games for sale, and a counter with TCG products. Restrooms are spacious and clean. All in all, The Forge is pretty much all you can ask for in a LGS; they're also independently owned! I wish I live closer, but I'll definitely be here again soon!

The Forge is not only an exceptional game store it's also an amazing play space. The new location…read moreis FANTASTIC!! So well laid out and spacious! What makes this the best game store, though, is the PEOPLE. They are welcoming, knowledgeable and happy to share what they clearly love. Go visit the new location & be prepared to LOVE IT!!

So much fun! Britney was super nice at the cashier! The…read moreselection of plushies are better than next door. Very family friendly and lively. Yes, I won plenty of prizes!

Me and some friends stopped by Craft Land the other night after dinner, and it ended up being a…read morereally fun time. It was my first visit, and exploring Houston's Chinatown at night just adds to the vibe. Bright lights, great energy, and cool little places like this tucked into plazas. We came mainly for the claw machines, and they definitely delivered. These aren't your usual scammy machines where you walk away empty-handed and annoyed. The win rates here are actually decent. We saw a bunch of people pulling out prizes, and we managed to win a few cute plushies ourselves. There's a wide variety of machines too, with everything from small trinkets to giant stuffed animals. This place could be a fun date spot if you're both a little playful or competitive, but honestly it's perfect for kids. The atmosphere is light and casual, and there's plenty to keep them entertained. One thing I didn't totally get was the "tufting" part of the name. After looking online it looks like you can do rug making workshops but I'm not sure where they'd host this as the place was full of claw machines. That being said we didn't check that part out, but maybe next time. Overall, Craft Land is a cool little late-night adventure, especially if you're in the area and want to mix a bit of nostalgia and prize-hunting into your night.

We have been in here twice now. Each time the guy working (I am so sorry that I still forgot to ask…read moreyour name, but I really appreciate you!) has been amazing with not only my husband and I, but our 7 year old who has a billion questions about Pokémon. Today we walked in with a list we needed (not a small list by any means) and he went in grabbed every card he could find. Heroes is about a 30-45 minute drive depending on traffic for us and we will HAPPILY drive this for great customer service. As soon as I get the employees name I'll update, because he absolutely deserves to be recognized. Update: Tyler the manager is who has helped us! Super awesome guy!

Place is dirty and it just seems like they don't care about their cards at all. I went in multiple…read moretimes thinking it was an off day but it's just always like that

The good: they have great sales pretty frequently that you get good prices for the most part. Great…read moreselection and most items are always in stock, unless you are looking for baby shower theme there is not much to choose from. Employees are really amicable, but not all aware of the sales in-store so make sure to mention it at checkout if you are buying something with price reduced. The bad: the restrooms are not really clean and they could turn the A/C on, it's kind of warm in there.

Don't shop at this Hobby Lobby…read more This store sucks. On a Friday afternoon, there was only one lane open. The line was ridiculous. Wal Mart is faster than this place. I asked the Manager to please open another lane, and he said it might be a while before he could open another lane. In another words, he meant "no", but he was making up an excuse. They probably don't pay worth crap, and that's why they appear to be understaffed. In addition to crappy service, the Manager was just standing there flipping coins while customers were standing and waiting in line. He didn't seem to care. Maybe his "Daddy" is a part-owner of Hobby Lobby, and he has job security to be able to just stand there all day, and flip coins. Are you kidding me? The Manager makes more money than the cashier, but the Manager is just standing there flipping coins. This place is a joke. There is a Michael's 5 minutes away at Westheimer and Voss. If you're smart, you will do your shopping there. The Manager is definitely overpaid. He probably can't tie his own shoes. Bruce Wilson