The building seemed small, and unassuming from the outside. Posters, and markings in the windows…read moreindicating the plethora of games and events that the store supported. While I try not to judge a book by its cover, I certainly didn't realize what I'd be stepping into. I've imagined it must be like stepping into the Tardis. Seems small, and unassuming on the outside, but expansive, and immersive on the inside. Walls lined with various figures and bits ranging from the common to the rare. Ultimately, in spite of the massive amount of games (I even learned to play Super Dungeon Explore), or the extensive effort that's put into an amazing play-space... the people are what made the experience worthwhile. Want to learn a game? They'll give you the rundown. Have some old Magic cards to sell? They'll explain the value and give you the options they can provide. Wanna play a game against the person who consistently rolls poorly? Bob's typically available, and always ready to show off his reliably poor dice rolling. These folks have brought together a community. Groups of individuals who often don't know how to interact with people, come out of their shells and become open. Opportunities to meet some fantastic individuals that would be lost elsewhere. Beyond making a sale or offering a product, there is a community of gamers who are willing to offer games, advice, trades, laughs, and friendship. I'm an unashamed gamer. Yet my family hardly knows much more about the games I play, than how to roll dice. Still, when birthdays/holidays come around, I can send them to The Gamer's Haven, confident in the knowledge that whatever they find me will be well worth the trip. Frankly, you can get most of this stuff online, or from a big-box-store at a discounted price. (Show the staff a better price, and see if they can't make your trip worthwhile) But you owe it to yourself to see what's different about The Gamer's Haven.

Great selection of Games Workshop products. Awesome selection of paints and modeling related gear…read more Strong TCH selection. Super friendly staff. Poor selection of board games, the only thing that kept this store from getting 5 stars.

If you're in the neighborhood and need some run-of-the-mill electronic items, this is a decent…read moreplace to stop. It's got the main things you need, as well as the little electronics parts that you might need a few of if you're building something on your own. The problem is that with the size of the store, you're not going to be able to find some slightly more complex items. For example, I stopped in the other day to see if they had a power supply. The one on my wife's computer went out, and I needed a new one. Unfortunately, they didn't have it. A few days ago, I went in looking for a battery backup for a different computer. They had one in the store, but only one model, and not the one I was looking for. I mean, if you need an ethernet cable or something common like that, you're good to go here. Otherwise, you're better off shopping at Newegg.

I came in looking for a memory card reader. The salesperson asked me if I needed help, and she…read morepointed me to the correct selection. They had several memory card readers for sale, and they had the features I needed. The one I picked was $18, which I thought was pricey since you can buy these things in China for less than a dollar. Still, I saved money from competing stores. My dad purchased the reader for me. Unfortunately, the salesperson tried to cross-sell him batteries, a warranty, and a new cell phone. It felt excessive for a simple purchase. Beware commissions.

Michael's a smaller version of hobby lobby…read more Honestly hard to tell the difference of what michael's might have that other craft stores don't. Not to dis it. It was good all around. A standard craft shop.

This location is probably the whitest Michael's I've ever been to. My grandma used to take me here…read moreoften but randomly she's stopped a while ago. I came here a few times recently as of writing and everytime it makes me understand my grandma more and more. The workers here are clueless and lazy. Checkout is always a mess. A few times my mom and I just decided to leave because of how chaotic checkout can be. Today, some random girl came in acting all dumb about balloons and I figured the old lady worker was gonna wait to help her after helping the literal line forming. But no, had to wait five minutes for the old lady worker to even glance at us. And when she did, she told everyone to do self check out. Great idea if it wasn't for their horrible self check out machines that ask if you want to become a member after scanning each item. Besides, I had to go through her to check out some markers. When I said so she said they sold out on all of them and someone else just tried to buy them a day before. So why was it still up then? If you had someone ask you about them a day before why didn't you take them back by now? And when I was over in that section I saw a worker just standing there too. My experience whenever I come here is always shitty and annoying. It sucks since its between Michaels or Hobby Lobby for art supplies. And fuck Hobby Lobby for being homophobic assholes. On my life I'm cursing this location with every bad energy I'll extract from Tyler Catastrophe. This location is spiritually ran by him.

Really fun shop! Our experience was great. The clerk was knowledgeable, helpful and friendly!…read more They had cool things we hadn't seen before and familiar things in new formats. .. We will be back!

Small store with a good selection. Some used games too. Neatly organized. Nice that it is attached…read moreto Aunties book store as well.

This is the perfect place to go when you're missing a Lego piece you need to complete a set, want…read moreto take the kids or grandkids out for a fun activity that won't break the bank, or just feel like getting a new or used Lego set for yourself or the family. The staff is always super friendly, cheerful, and ready to help. I've personally bought and sold Lego from them since the day they opened, and consider the store a fantastic asset to the community. Check it out for yourself! You'll agree.

Brick Buy Brick is the best locally own store in Spokane. Great owners, absolutely outstanding…read morecostumer service, very knowledgeable in LEGO and the upmost devotion to the Spokane area. Their love for Spokane shows in the LEGO moc/displays that are set up at the MAC museum.

Overall a good place to find any sorts of trading cards. My one and only complaint is the prices…read more They are quite outrages. I paid double ($30) for a playbook hanger only because I felt like ripping something. But I can understand thats how you do business. On the other hand, there are hundreds of singles you can browse through. I can say there is a huge selection of anything you would really want. All in all good shop.

Really awesome Sport card shop went in bought a few cards staff was cool definitely will be coming…read moreback Great card shop to stop by at

Esther was amazing helping me with finding supplies for Tunisian Crochet. Amazingly they offer a…read moreclass for this style of Crochet. Excellent selection of yarns, tools and notions, also has wide variety of colors and types of fibers. Just make sure you visit both rooms, I would've missed the other room if she hadn't taken the time to help me find all my needed supplies.

I have yet to receive my "add on" item of a yarn bag. After several emails and leaving customer…read moreservice phone number a message, I had yet to receive a response to my problem. Opened a claim on PayPal now.

he paid top $ for me and I scorecard him. easy honest dealings. quiet shop Easy to find near Trader…read moreJoe's. I will go back

I was in this Shop! excellent customer service and support! I would recommend this shop for great…read moreideas for birthday anniversaries or just a unique gift! The value is worth it!