Great service and large inventory for Arrma and Traxxas models and parts. Called right at opening…read moreand Jackson was able to tell me right away which parts they had that could fit my problem. Saved my trip to the dunes!

I am new to the RC hobby, and found a great place to get up to speed! They have drones, cars,…read moreplanes, crawlers, boats, etc. Their friendly and knowledgeable employees recommended a great plane to get started, and also gave me contact info for the local RC plane club. They also are competent and quick at repairs if your RC vehicle is damaged (my plane had a rough landing, LOL).

Came to Coosbay Oregon to visit my daughter for spring break and we stopped by the shop and met the…read moreowner, Matt. He was very friendly and kind and answered all of my questions. 80% of the products here are custom-made by him. He has a variety and big selection of stones and things of that nature. Thank you Matt for the excellent customer service you provided. I highly recommend this place if you're visiting the area, especially if you like the healing type of stones. Matt also provided us with a stone dictionary which he kindly let us borrow while we looked around so we could look up and reference the type of stones we were looking at. I will definitely shop here again every time I visit Coosbay. I'm big on supporting local businesses and you should be too.

From the owner: hand made jewelryread more

Really nice owner, great amount of new and used games. Love…read morethe atmosphere Totally recommend

Highest quality retro game selection. I've had the hardest time trying to find a good selection of…read moreGameCube games and I was surprised to see such an extensive collection available. The owner also could not have been nicer and more knowledgeable. Couldn't recommend this place enough. 10/10

i have really bad social anxiety. the person working was rlly rude. made fun of me for jumbling…read morewith my debit card, made fun of me for being younger. pressured me into buying a game even though i verbally changed my mind. like i said i have social anxiety so i just bought it anyway. i wouldn't return i'd rather visit a similar place or buy online. this happened a while back but a friend told me to make a review cus they were upset about the story

Very cool small town stop. Who doesn't love 90s names for things today. They had lots of extras…read morethat you wouldn't find at GameStop.

Attentive staff . The selection of sports memorabilia is amazing …read more We could have spent hours in that store . The displays are neatly and very organized . Looking forward to visiting this store again .

From the owner: Welcome to Out West Sports Memorabilia, your new destination for authentic sports collectibles in…read moreCoos Bay! Whether you're a die-hard fan or a dedicated collector, our store offers an exclusive selection of NFL, NBA, NCAA, and MLB autographed memorabilia

I went in here about a year ago to buy a SATA to Molex power adapter. Immediately after walking in…read morethe door I was approached by the nearest salesman. I told him what I wanted and he immediately replied, "No, we don't have anything like that." Then I gave him the part number and told him the Radio Shack website indicated they had them in stock. "Oh," was his response. This wasn't the first time I've had this experience at this store. The time before it was a 12V cigarette lighter style connector. That time I didn't have a part number with me so I just smiled as the salesman told me "we don't have that" then went and found it myself. He seemed unimpressed when I took my purchase to the register. This store would be infinitely better if they would build a jail cell style cage around the register area and lock the salespeople in there for the duration of their shift. That way I could browse around to find what I need without them harassing me with their ignorance. And who knows, I might even find another item or two to buy if I wasn't trying to get away from them as quickly as possible.

Okay... so I sent my husband to fetch a battery for my antique cell phone. I don't generally use my…read morecell that much, and don't care to type with my thumbs. Cell phones, to me, are for incoming and outgoing calls period. The old phone still worked. He landed at Radio Shack, and I have to say the experience turned out to be quite funny. He comes home with the dead phone and says "They laughed when I suggested a battery! The girl asked how OLD the phone was and offered the choice of 4 available 'free' models". So we both go back to the store. I will not say everything was excellent, nor was everything I witnessed what I would call "professional", but, suffice to say, we chuckled our way through getting hooked up with a new phone. And it wasn't a horrid experience as I've had in the past. We were in the store plenty long enough to see exactly how they operate by phone. Another guy was busily trying to access information from... somewhere, so he insisted his customer was impatiently waiting for an answer. Problem... he didn't have a customer. Beyond that, we got a phone, had some laughs, and didn't feel too bad about the experience. It will not be my first choice for shopping electronics - never has been. But it's nice to know you CAN order antique phone batteries at this location, if you really want to. :)

This place is really cool. They've got a great selection for both western comics and Japanese…read morefigures. Figures pricing is a bit higher than you'd find online, but that's common for brick and mortar shops. Great atmosphere and the staff is friendly. I picked up some DC Trades and a DC PRIDE collection. Pretty cool.

Strictly regarding the Legos here, the selection is probably the best in. Eugene but the prices are…read moreabout 30% above retail. Well organized.

My partner and I stopped by the other day while visiting town. We were after some coffee a snack to…read moretide us over through the lunch hour. On the upside, I liked the building a lot. It is located in an older building right on the main highway just as it gets into town. It has a lot of promise. Service was friendly, and the coffee quality was good (I had an oat milk latte extra-hot, which was prepared well). I'm taking a few stars off for two reasons, though. The first is the food quality. I had an order of Avocado Toast, which was uninspiring. It was just a single piece of bread, with some avocado spread (I doubt it was from a fresh avocado) sort of slapped on. I didn't taste much in the way of salt, pepper, or other seasonings. If they aren't going to stock whole avocados, I'd suggest they take the avocado toast off the menu. The second reason for taking a few stars off, though, is the the atmosphere. There are religious materials for sale (meh), and I suspect that helped attract a crowd of people that, frankly, I'd rather not be around. The tables on both sides of us were talking about the glory of Elon Musk, forcibly deporting people, etc. Obviously a coffee shop isn't responsible for the obnoxious beliefs and conversations of their patrons, though I suspect that they attract that crowd through the religious materials they sell.

This place is straight cheeks. My matcha was brown! The smoothie bowl was huge, but the only…read moretoppings were coconut flakes and granola. Costly smoothie bowls from MOST coffee shops come with nut butter, an array of fruit on the top, and granola; this place is not like most coffee shops and I don't mean that in a good way. The avocado toast came with one small piece of toast and had hard boiled egg chunks on it! Same with the breakfast burrito- way too much onion, hard boiled egg chunks, and ham slices (deli or not- who knows?). Also- the hot coffee does not taste good, which is disappointing for a coffee shop. I'm sure the locals love it for good reason, but as a traveler passing through, it's thoroughly unimpressive. As a Catholic, I love God, but I find the decor to be overbearing. Eating does not need to be a religious experience, but this cafe forces it to become one. It can create an uncomfortable environment for people who are not religious or identify with a different faith. It's perfectly acceptable to decorate your home however you wish, but a business meant for public attraction should not be as overly religious as this cafe was.