I had read some negative reviews before going to this store, but I have to say the I had a…read morewonderful experience. I was greeted warmly upon arrival and escorted to exactly what I was looking for. I found the workers to be very pleasant and the store had everything you could ever want for any scale of dollhouses.

Wouldn't it be nice if the owner actually paid the people who had things on consignment in her…read morestore? It is very nice that so many of my things are selling. She sends me a monthly update in the mail. And yet she only pays me the consignment AFTER I badger her multiple times, AFTER she's put me off and given me excuses multiple times. It gets old. I am sure the shop is lovely but the owner is shadey AF.

The staff here was on top of a very busy line when we entered which was awesome to see a local shop…read moregetting a lot of business. I think there was weekly that just ended or something else as it was a bunch of younger boys with their parents grabbing boosters and other TCG accessories. The staff members here were patient and conversing with the parents and child which I always appreciate when the kiddos are included. They were also friendly and helpful to not only us but the other customers too. They had quite a bit of different products to browse from TCGs, comics, board games and much more. The prices were fair too! They have a refrigerator with lots of different types of beverages. I also asked if they were dog friendly, which they are as long as they don't make a mess so I brought in our two fur babies who got some pets from the staff. The store is organized well as well as plenty of room to walk around. They had a few long tables and chairs for weeklies or just casual hang outs as there were some players just opening One Piece packs.

Its good for D&D stuff and cards but calling this a comic book shop is incredibly generous they…read morehave some trades and some old back issues but they barely carry anything currently releasing unless Batman's on the cover. They have back issues for cheap which is nice but I'd much rather go to a shop fully focused around comics. They also have a bunch of randomly graded comics hanging up throughout the store and like most of them aren't super valuable as far as I can tell they seem pretty random for the most part. Idk if your looking for board game stuff I'm sure you'll be fine but if your looking for comics go somewhere else

I have been to this place a lot, having fun time with my RC, the owner is helpfull, the price is…read morereasonable if compare with high qulity of Japanese product! Yokomo, ARD, Acuvance, Sanwa, Futaba, Overdose, Tamiya, Tetsujin all of brand you have to order by online, but at Kong RC they have all what you want!!!!

What a great local shop ! My guys spend at least 1 night a week here. Kong is VERY HELPFUL and more…read morethen willing to point you in the right direction if you have questions. For $5 an hour to drive on the awesome track is more then reasonable. Yes, the cars cost more then your average "toys r us" junk. You get what you pay for. These cars are no joke and much more then toys ( don't tell my husband I said that) This is a great indoor sport for a at times dreary state and an even better father son activity !!!

A little expensive for a piece of plastic however it's amazing because it feels the hole and you…read morecan't even tell it's there. Perfect for what I need.

Wonderful for selling a product. Easy process. But their customer service is awful. I requested…read moreinformation on connecting their two-piece H Connectors along an 8 foot span on a greenhouse roof and they were clueless. The rep said: As far as I know you just snap them together. I explained it took a rubber mallet to get them to join per their own instructions. But when the span is 8 feet long and your reach is only 2.5 feet there needs to be more info on how best to do it. They gave me the phone number for technical for the mfg. (Macro-Lux) but Peter was clueless. I explained my predicament and he started calculating square footage on my roof. I pointed out that has nothing to do with my situation. Then mysteriously he had to take another call. Very disappointed.

RoLife has pretty much 2 sets of products, their animated girl character and their cardboard/wooden…read moremodeling products. I'm sure the animated girl has her appeal to some but my goodness is their modeling products so cool. You really do need to go see in person just how detailed each item is. I have purchased from them to buy gifts for friends and the only thing that surprises me more how intricate the models are is their prices. No joke everything minus that pinball machine next to the cash register feels like it's on a discount that if I ever walked in doing a no limit retail therapy session, my bank would probably be the one pulling me out.

I was introduced to Rolife while touring around the Seattle area, for a spot for fun gifts for…read morepeople into crafts. It's amazing. If you were into LEGOs or similar or did small crafts, this store is a blast. Everything is friction-held together for the most part (tiny amounts of glue on occasion, from what I gathered by chatting with people). With all the pieces pre-painted/cut so you can focus on going through assembly as a fun time. Some of the models have very simple motor/light electronics which bring them to life. Unlike LEGOs, these are designed to be crafted together and then displayed without remixing them further. Large variety of model types. Some which fit onto a bookshelf and tell a story, some which are small city buildings, or some that are just items like flowers. The store interior showcases a large variety of the models, and staff were helpful with pointing out ones which fit a particular interest (we had a friend we know loves stag beetles and surprise, they had a stag beetle). The models run around $40 for the middle sized ones, and we ended up buying several, as nicer gifts to friends who we know would appreciate the fun of assembling them and showing off their creations.

I found what I was looking for, but then I wasn't super picky or specific. I just wanted something…read morecool to paint. Dez the store manager was nice and chill, making himself available whenever I had questions or wanted to talk about something, but otherwise leaving me to browse. He was knowledgeable and conversational, seemed like a very interesting guy. No pressure. The store is on the smaller side, but that seems to be on par for those I've seen in this state (Tacoma is a bigger, but their schedule is more limited). There were a lot of people playing, but it didn't feel overly cramped. Been there twice, will go back again once I need more very expensive plastic.

The store is fine but the manager rubs me the wrong way. The last three times I visited this place…read moreI have been looking for very specific items, which have not been in stock. Honestly, no big deal. GW has a million products, so I realize a shop this size can't stock everything. However, every time the manager tries to talk me out of buying what I want and into something else. He just won't take no for an answer, and keeps arguing with me. He is like a terrible used car salesman who won't stop arguing and trying to push you into things you don't want. I didn't want to overreact with a negative review after my first visit, but this same thing has happened to me upon 3 separate visits. I also took two friends with me this last time, and upon leaving the store they both said "WTF is up with that guy??" So at this point I feel the review is warranted.

I called today to ask about selling my collection. The man who answered asked me how many stamps I…read morehave and when I told him about 120 he very rudely said "that doesn't sound very interesting". I then tried to give a description of what I have and he interrupted and said he wasn't interested? I have about 2k into the collection and according to the book that's what it would price out at. I NEVER expected to get anywhere near that as I understand the store needs to make a profit. But why so rude? And if they only want to buy high dollar stuff and very large collections, then say so on your website so I don't waste my time our theirs. So like pretty much everyone else hear that has tried to selll them something, what a waste of time. Rude and unprofessional.

First, reading the reviews you will notice the negative reviews come from folks trying to sell…read morestamps or collections they've inherited. Some people think stamps are more valuable simply because they are old and assume valuation based on a quick internet search without regard to understanding mint vs. used, centering, condition, and other factors. So, take the negative reviews with a fist-full of salt! I have been doing business with Art for several years. Art is extremely knowledgeable and understands the hobby and his customers. I was looking for a rare stamp and after looking through a few complete albums we found what I was looking for and he was willing to separate it from the complete album to help me complete my collection. He is always helpful and willing to talk stamps! If you are a serious collector, or if you want to start your philatelic journey visit Art.

Owner is VERY helpful and willing to helo you track down good bits for kitbashing. Returning…read morecustomers get 20% off most items, his prices are already fair. Only downside is the store is VERY cramped and small and his hours can be a bit sporatic but he updates his facebook page with updates often.

The store offers a unique variety of treasures. Beads, boxes, pendants, and more. We found a great…read moreselection of semi-precious beads for $6 a strand. There is higher quality strands behind the counter. We walked out with a heavy bag of beads and charms for around $100. We can't wait to go back.

The large Alexander Beads Shop in some photos here are from the old shop. The new shop is very…read moresmall and Carrie's mostly vintage type ethnic beads.