We love this cute little gift shop whenever we visit Spokane! The shop is filled with so many…read moredifferent things -- the last time we came in here, I bought a cute shirt, a cat puzzle, and pasta shaped like dollar signs. Everything is organized well and the ladies who work here are very sweet! Definitely worth checking out for gifts for friends and family.

I don't live in the Spokane, WA area. I found out about this business through a sponsored ad on…read moreFacebook. The ad showed a beautiful Happily Huckleberry gift basket. I knew right away that this would be a perfect holiday gift for a dear friend of mine who attended the University of Washington over 50 years ago. She was also my high school classmate. (Our friendship goes back to September 1967.) The Happily Huckleberry gift basket comes in three sizes - small, medium and large. Yes, I ordered the large basket online (Cost: $100.00 plus $26.99 for shipping). I was impressed with the quick delivery by Fed-Ex. As promised by Simply Northwest, the basket arrived today at 4:22 PM (PST) in Alameda, CA. I know my friend will enjoy this gift. Thank you Simply Northwest for sending this beautiful and wonderful gift basket. I am smiling from ear to ear, just beaming with joy.

Same name but I think different address? Anyway place was a comic bin diver dream. Tons of long…read moreboxes to browse. All bagged boarded and sorted! And if you're into shirts bags mugs they have that too! Friendly helpful service at the door too. If I'm ever down from Canada again I'll def pop in again!

I've been frequenting the Spokane Valley location now for going on two years. The crew there is…read morevery friendly, and accommodating. As someone who works professionally in comics and illustration, comic book stores are akin to a blood pressure machine: It's where I go to engage with my industry, check its pulse and lifeblood, and this place has been an ideal solution for all of the above. Anything that isn't on their very generous rack of new releases can be very easily ordered/subscribed to, with the added benefit of a 10% subscriber discount. They also have a very good selection of graphic novels and collected trade editions, both new and used. My only complaint is that I have to drive a long @$$ way to get there--*deep sigh* I live in North Idaho--but this store has been a tentpole to my continued sanity. North Idaho, as its name implies, doesn't put a lot of value on entertainment arts and culture (in my experience). Having a place like this even remotely nearby (about 2 hours drive from my house, but only 20 minutes from my work at North Idaho College) has helped make life worth living for me. I don't know that it's the only shop of its kind up this way, but it is certainly the best.

I tried to ask whether or not they had a specific Gundam model (I didn't see it on the shelf) and…read morethe guy behind the counter, without turning to face me, said "You either f*cking want it, or you f*cking don't." Know who doesn't treat me like crap for asking questions? Amazon. I want to support local businesses but when they act like their crap doesn't stink, it makes me seriously reconsider.

This place is wonderfully old-school. The owners know the subject of model planes & cars inside and…read moreout. It's really hard to find places like this anymore---models, parts and Bryan & Bruce able to answer any questions about your models you may have. The place is very well stocked--this is "thee" place in Spokane for all your model needs.

Adorable, sweet baby store with a wide variety of gifts for any growing mama and baby. They also…read morehave the largest selection of Jellycats and the cutest stuffed animals. Staff was cool at first but warmed up to be friendly and accommodating! If you need a classy baby gift, this is the place!

French Toast is the most beautiful baby and kids boutique in the Spokane area. With so many gift…read moreoptions to choose from including Maileg toys, an incredible book selection, baby gear and adorable clothes there's no way you can go wrong at this boutique!

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.

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

A gem we found while driving in Spokane $18 per person to…read moreenter whether you're playing games or not there's about three or four rooms with old-school pinball games and joystick games upstairs you'll find a small museum of collectible toys Cashier was very helpful and knowledgeable Appreciated that there was a handwashing area Within all the games around No food and drinks allowed inside they do have small snacks for sale They also have old DVDs and old VHS's for sale along with memorabilia Definitely worth stopping by and checking it out

6.1.25: So, to make a long story short (haha, my reviews are never short--who we foolin'), a couple…read moreof months ago the budtender at the dispensary I'm a regular at asked if I was into pinball. To which I said, heck yeah! He told me that I had to check out this place called, Jedi Alliance, an arcade with a bunch of old school games. Say no more, I'm in. However, they're only open Friday through Sunday, which makes it difficult for me and my work schedule. Fast forward to today (Sunday), I had the window of opportunity to make the hour drive to Spokane with the hopes that this arcade was all that I dreamt it to be lol. My friend had no idea where we were going and was still confused when we pulled into the parking lot. When we walked in, I got the instant nostalgic old school vibe and feel as it was kinda dim with all the games and machines giving the place a magical glow. "Voltron" greeted us and asked if we've ever been in before and we said no, we're first timers. He was really nice and when he went over the rules, he spoke calmly and read the rules in a speed that we actually understood. Sometimes you go to these game places and when they explain how things work, they either speed talk or mumble. Voltron did a great job giving us the run down and instructions and even gave us some history on the place. The cost is $18 per person with unlimited play from open to close, which I found as a great value because we ended up losing ourselves there for 3 to 4 hours! There's over 140 classic pinball and joystick games, which is outstandingly epic. There's no other place in this area that offers this many games and with the variety of retro classics too. I'm not sure if it's because I'm born in the early 80s, but this place hits the bullseye. I had a blast reminiscing from when I was a kid and I kept hearing my friend say, this is so fun, lol. The bonus is the fact they have a hand washing station, which I definitely used a few times. With all the hands touching the machines, I really appreciate the owner's thoughtfulness. Jedi Alliance has more than just games, they have a museum of retro pop culture movie posters and props, a huge collection of old school dolls, figurines, toys, and games. Some things are for sale and some things are not. Overall, this was one of the best times I've had in quite some time and will definitely be back.

Great little art co-op downtown…read more I stopped in to pick up a print I had purchased from a local artist and was impressed by all the amazing items in the store. Prints, pottery, baskets, woodwork, and a lot more. You could spend a bit of time in the store and come away with some unique, one of a kind local art pieces. Located just behind Aunties Bookstore, next to Barrister's tasting room. You could make a great local day perusing books, art, tasting local wine, and walking the park. I can't wait to go back for a longer browse and purchase an item or two for Mother's Day.

This little co-op is amazing. It has a large variety of different artists for whatever your taste…read moremight be. They have jewelry makers, glass workers, painter, pretty much anything you can think of. The shop is run by the artists themselves, and they are some of the sweetest people. They are very knowledgeable about what is in the store and willing to talk to you about anything if you have any questions. It is all local artists, so it makes for great souvenirs for people coming in from out of town. Or even for locals who want something made locally to decorate their house. One of the really cool things is that each month they have an art show that showcases both artists in their gallery and others who are interested in participating. The work is always changing in both the gallery and the shows so you aren't walking in and seeing the same stuff every time. I find this particularly fun and cool because it gives you a reason to go back and just explore what they have and see new things. It's a small little galley that is located in the Liberty building, right where Auntie's Bookstore and Uncle's games is. It is completely worth checking out if you want to find something unique and original that will remind you of Spokane or the Pacific Northwest.