Super kind service at first…read more Being an inexperienced 14yr old I brought an item in to get a wire soldered. They said they could do it and when I got it, it was messy and weak. I took it home and when I assembled my model , it turned out one of the components was damaged (near the wires that were soldered) It cost $50 for a new one and they said that they weren't at fault and turned me down. No compensation... Pretty disappointed, as I don't really have a stable way to make money at 14...

I will get straight to the point. The hobby is dying, and some of the guys here are not doing it a…read morefavor. They always sound in a rush and annoyed. Hey bud, if you don't like your job THEN LEAVE. Everytime i have gone in there even with my pregnant wife I feel uncomfortable. And i see the way other customers are treated. Customer service is garbage but for 1 guy making it worth the trip. The value and pricing of parts should be lower due to the weak a** customer service. I am not the first nor the last to have this issue. Let's keep the hobby alive! No reason to kill it with salty a** people. This is as far as I go out of respect to the owner. But do not expect a friendly experience with RC's here.

This place is dope, I come here all the time. However, I sold some cards and they didn't have cash,…read moreso they cut me a $48 check. Wells Fargo (their bank) charged me $10 just to cash it, claiming it was because of their account type. WTF guys. Uncool.

First the pictures are way out of date. It's a shame whatever happened to this place. Apparently…read moreit's being sold (closing January 31, 2024) and searching for this store online shows a new name of Desert Games at the same address. When this store first opened, and for a couple years after, it had a great selection of board games. Almost two short aisles worth. There used to be a lot of titles to look at. They even had Kickstarters if I remember correctly, Just went in there the other day looking to buy, and walked out in less than three minutes. They have practically NO BOARD GAMES ANY MORE. They had a skinny, double-sided book case display with games, probably about 15 titles (and all small games at that) . Yep, that's it! The place has miniatures for skirmish like games coming out their ears if you're into that. I don't know what happened. Clearly their customers are not board gamers. If you're looking for board games then try the Walmart across the street. I guarantee they will have a superior selection. Better yet go to the Gaming Goat up in north Mesa or Athoria Games in Tempe.

Good service and great price on the single price and An entire wall, stretching from floor to…read moreceiling, filled with plushies ranging from keychain size to giant, human-sized companions.

Went there with my 2 boys and the guy at the counter was acting like he didn't want us there and we…read morewere an annoyance. The prices were not crazy but the dude that was working obviously hated his job. That guy needed to be fired. Total Dbag.

The staff here is so helpful. LEXI was wonderful I needed help finding an item and not only was she…read moreable to help me, but she was so kind and patient. The customer service here will definitely make me come back. Thanks hobby lobby team

I haven't been in a Hobby Lobby in years!!! Glad that I stopped by because there's so many items on…read moresale. I'm looking for all new decorations as I'm learning to become a minimalist and jumping out on the limb here to create a new and improve space. I love going here and browsing for ideas. Lots of items on-sale( 40% off) There's plenty of parking onsite. I have a feeling that if you're shopping for the Holidays, you should start now because, the lines are already long.

Been going to Baxters for a bit now and honestly I'm not going anywhere else. It's a true one-stop…read moreshop -- sports cards, Pokémon, Magic, even DnD stuff -- they've got it all. What really stands out though is the people. Everyone there is super welcoming, easy to talk to, and actually wants to help. No weird vibes, no judgment, none of that standoffish energy you get at the store next door. Whether you're ripping boxes, buying singles, or just stopping in, they make it a good experience every time. Appreciate you guys -- 100% recommend.

Went to get some singles with my boys. Flipped through the Pokemon cards and found a bunch that we…read morewanted. They all have prices on them. Some are $3 or $2 and go higher. So I went through the ones I wanted to buy and checked the current prices on the market. All of the cards were $1-$5 higher than what they were worth. So I went to go buy them and gave the guy checking me out what I wanted to pay. I shared with him what the current prices were. He said that didn't matter. Their policy was $3 minimum per card!?!? Uhhhh what?? Why would anyone pay $5 for a $1 card? Makes no sense. Policy, I think your policy is to fleece the customers for every penny. It's not enough that your ETB's are overpriced but now you want to overprice your singles. That takes balls to look a customer in the face and say "I want all your money, and I'm willing to nickel and dime you for it all". As you may already know my family and I will not go back there and will tell everyone we know not to go back there and make sure they tell their friends. Every card show I do from now on I will make sure to tell everyone never to shop at that cash hole!!

I cannot say enough good things about this company. Today the manager helped me with the…read morerefinishing of a plaster console table, he took the time to explain a few options that could work so I Ould make an educated decision. I have found the employees are always super helpful, their knowledge of the products is impressive and given their various backgrounds they are able to provide you with multiple options for any project you have. A+++

So I have been doing molds and casting parts for the film industry in Los Angeles since the early…read more1980's. I have done business with a wide variety of suppliers and Reynolds is now my top choice for materials. They just know their stuff when it comes to making something. With casting materials and mold materials there are so many choices from so many suppliers it can be a challenge at times to find the right path to get the results you want. Laurie at Reynolds in Tempe just has it down where the guess work is at a real minimum. Not every project or job is a 1,2,3, to finish operation, so anything that takes out the error and saves you money is a bonus in my book and Reynolds does just that. Oh yeah, be ready to gawk for a while if you're a creator, because your choices and tools available at Reynolds far exceeds many of the suppliers I used while working in Hollywood.

First time I was having my computer serviced dude triaged the issue over the phone knew what the…read moreissue was had me come in and fixed it in like 15 minutes. I'm upgrading my current PC and needed a specific part. I called in and talked to Jeremiah - dude knew exactly what I needed and was able to help me get it handled when I had tried and failed at 3 other shops. Bro deserves a raise.

I had the bad experience with this company. I wanted a high end water cooling build. Alex was…read moreextremely rude and ruined some parts I purchased. I bought 18 new water fittings and someone at the shop ruined so many fittings that they had to use all 18 new fittings. I could tell some one use pliers to take the fittings off the old build. This marred the fittings when instead they should have used the supplied wrench with the monsoon fittings. Alex had a very care less attitude about all the fittings getting damaged. Next when I got the system home the computer would not boot. Kept on getting a CPU fan failure message. I called up Steve and Steve did come over *since I did not want Alex showing up*. Steve could not resolve the issue. So my nephew an I had to resolve the issue on our own. It was an absolutely horrible experience with this company. The only reason the company gets one star is because you can not give it a zero star rating.

Hands down one of the best card shops in the Valley. It is in a great location right near downtown…read moreGilbert. Inside, very spacious and clean. Well organized across each sport and Pokémon. The staff is fantastic. It was my first time in and they made me feel like a regular. No pressure felt at all. They have a great selection of graded and display cards, as well as a ton of boxes to look throw at a huge range of prices. Loved the vibe inside. Their prices were very fair IMO. People were coming in making trades and selling cards as well. Overall, I can't wait to come back again!

When you're talking about a card shop, I feel like there are a few areas to look at: service,…read moreselection, and overall vibe. Period. Trading Card Club is a relatively small location but comes in big when it comes to those three categories. The service is great. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, easy to talk to, and I never once got the sense I was being taken advantage of or was just another customer. They treat my son very well and seem to treat all their young clientele very friendly, which is obviously a key thing that brought us back. You should note that if the shop gets busy, there's limited staff--trading card shops can't have 20 people working the counters--so you may have to be patient. If patience isn't your game, trading cards might not be the right place for you to be anyway, but always enjoy the friendly attitudes and vibes this shop gives off. Whether you're hanging around, opening a box, or just browsing, it's always a chill experience. They also run events and promotions, so keep an eye out for that. And I would note: do your due diligence before bringing in things to sell, because they're not going to buy a giant box of worthless baseball cards, nor are they going to want to comb through 2,000 of your old grandfather's card collection. They will buy solid, valuable assets that they can resell effectively. It is a shop that will obviously give you store credit if desired, which will likely exceed the amount of cash you'll get, but the amount of times I've seen people bring in stuff that they just would never buy in a million years is plentiful. So if you're looking to sell a junk box of cards, I would try Facebook Marketplace and not this shop. Also--side bonus--they have a shop puppy that sometimes hangs out in the front.