Had a great selection of cards from TcG to sports memorabilia. The staff was helpful and kind as…read morewell. Cool atmosphere and decent/fair prices.

Great selection, nice staff. They have both sports cards and gaming cards. Prices are pretty much…read morein line with everyone else.

The stories or reviews you might have read already about how great this place is an understatement…read more They aren't pushy for sales and in fact lean more towards being life long enthusiasts who want to share their knowledge and experience. It's a pity that you rarely find these type of places... the type that seems as if making money is an afterthought because of the love of what they do. If you're into trains then this place is absolutely for you. They sell other types models of "traditional" models other than trains but they don't carry them in stock and require ordering.

Stopped in to check the place out. They have an amazing amount of stuff to choose from and I bet…read morethere's a ton of hard to find or longer made stuff to. The older gentleman behind the counter was very friendly and inviting. As I Walked in he was helping out a couple of people and explaining how to make something work and how to test what they had to get it up and running. Again great selection, helpful and, friendly and the prices seemed very reasonable. I can't wait to get back there once I clear out a spot to start my train diorama.

Great staff and service. The selection for lorcana was amazing with the new packs. Amd the value…read moreisn't too bad either.

Geek Out is a great company who is committed to building the game community in DFW. I found them to…read morebe very knowledgeable, engaging, and generous. I recommend supporting them at their locations. We need more game stores / communities like Geek Out. I am definitely a future buyer and promoter.

Very knowledgeable and passionate owner, some pretty creepy stuff in there…read more A must see if you're a military buff, downtown Weatherford is worth the stroll and definitely take time popping in this store.

My 12-year-old daughter and I went to the store today for the first time to look around. The owner…read moregreeted us and was very personable. Almost immediately I found something that I thought my husband would love and the owner and I started talking about the taxidermy chickens, and then chickens in general. We were having a very pleasant conversation about his store and the things that he collects when my daughter commented on some of the military memorabilia that he had. She thought it was neat that he had so many different things. He then started to talk about the military and his involvement in that in the past. The conversation, without my input at all, quickly went from talking about a store to talking about Trump and all of the things he is doing to ruin the country. I let him go on for several moments then realized that this was not a conversation I wanted to be a part of nor did I want to have in front of my daughter. As he continued to speak, he got louder and louder and I didn't care for his tone any longer . We were only there to look around and potentially buy some things. I started to walk back to the place where I had picked up an item to purchase to put it back and told him that you can support someone but not like everything they do or support everything they do. As I was walking back to put the item back in its place, he yelled at my daughter and I to get out of the store and he was exercising his first amendment right to speech. I told him that was perfectly fine and I was exercising my right to not purchasing anything from him. I didn't have any sort of agenda other than looking around a store. My daughter was upset about how he behaved so then I had to explain to her that not everybody shares the same viewpoint and there's appropriate ways to have that conversation. Sometimes it's just best to walk away because we certainly have nothing to prove. I understand this is his store and he can do whatever he wants, but the conversation was not at all provoked by me and very quickly, he turned our shopping experience into something political, which is not what we were looking for. I am only making a review to let people know that if they want to go and have an enjoyable shopping experience, it will probably not be at this particular store. The owner appears to be very politically driven and that's completely fine, but that may not be the type of atmosphere for everyone.

I dont know why this Hobby Lobby in Weatherford does not seem to care about what type of employees…read morethey have walking around their store. Im talking about the very rude and/or abrasive employees. Like the two oldest women there. One has short grey hair and glasses and the other has brown hair and glasses. I've learned to stay Far Away from those 2 if I have a question..which is a disappointing feeling to always have when I go there. On top of that...now they have a young, new employee. Her name is Cheyanne. I was astounded at how she had treated me today while I was trying to look at the greeting cards. Her immediate rude, obnoxious attitude was beyond off putting when I quietly asked her if I could get through to look at the cards. She had a cart to one side, opposite of where I wanted to look..which was fine. But she had 2 small "light weight" plastic bins blocking the isle to the greeting cards. Her response was NOT to say, "oh sure, Im sorry" or "oh sure, let me move these out of your way". No. No...it was to not even look at me, then grab the 2 plastic bins that were blocking the isle and literally tossing them to the side in anger. I suspect the reason why she had the bins in the way, was because she didnt want anyone around her shopping...so she completely blocked off access to the greeting cards on one end. Which makes customers have to go all the way around to the other side, just to get access. All she had to do was keep the 2 small plastic bins on the same side as she was, so customers could get through..no problem. But obviously that was not what SHE wanted. It is really a shame that the Weatherford Hobby Lobby does not seem to want to put more effort into the state of employees that they hire there. This used to be a good store back in the day. But its just slowy but surely gone down hill. Yes, there are some very nice employees, but its the bad apples there that just turn you off to wanting to shop there at all.

So about the only reason we go to Hobby Lobby is to buy artificial flowers. They do have a very…read moregood selection, and usually very good prices, if there is a coupon. This is the only reason I don't go five stars. Getting a coupon used to be easy. Now it seems you have to join a mailing list. We'll probably do it, as we like Hobby Lobby. While Thuy is looking at, and choosing flowers (which can take a while), I like to wander the store. Lots of fun things to look at. On the most recent visit I was amused by the number of funny signs. All manner of arts and crafts too. Bottom line: Need a hobby? Come to the Lobby!

Friendly staff with plenty of supply for various hobbies. i was able to find great selection of…read moreGunpla kits here!

I have spent a lot of money in this store over the years even when they were in Irving. I purchased…read moresomething 2 days ago and decided it wouldn't work for me so I tried to return it. It was still in the box with the factory seal and they wouldn't refund my money. They have a lot of cool stuff there but their customer service sucks and I won't be going back. They aren't the only hobby shop around and lost my business and I won't recommend them to anyone anymore.

Had quiet the issue with one of the workers but after the owner of the store caught wind of the…read moresituation, about a month after the fact, he fixed it quickly. I appreciate the ownership of the situation and quick resolution on the owners part.

There aren't many hobby shops left anymore - real hobby shops where people are knowledgeable enough…read moreto help and advise on equipment, building or flying and driving. There are a few chain-store type hobby shops around but these are more focused on toys rather than more durable hobby related items. JT'S can order just about anything you might need and are extremely supportive of the local community. I'm thankful there is a great hobby shop so close by run by people who are active in sport of modeling.

Service was pretty good. The two women that were working with extremely nice and friendly. A down…read moreto earth and chill vibe. Selection was pretty amazing. Would have to say it was in my top 10 places for comics. Most stores are very small, limited selection. This was not the case here. Value: cover price items for the books for the most part. The condition of the comics was 50/50. A few books I wanted had some heavy edging to them. The spines were not in the best shape but that was just the ones I picked up and looked at. I made an exception for the ones I bought because I try to never go into a store and not buy at least one thing. Always trying to keep the indie comic places around with one book at a time. This section explains why the store got 4 and not 5 from me. Is it worth chancing out? Absolutely! Oh... do not use the address in Yelp. It's wrong. Use Google or Waze.

I am not sure how long this shop has been open, but I only recently noticed them. After stopping in…read moretwice now, I decided to do a check in and noticed they weren't even in Yelp yet. This being Christmas time, I thought I'd add them in. Who knows, maybe they'll get some last minute shoppers? Anyway, this LCS has a proper assortment if comics, comic book character memorabilia and accoutrements, games, gaming spaces, all the things that make a proper local comics shop. A pretty great selection of collectibles too, if I do say so. Well worth your time if you're a geek, or someone who buys gifts for the geekiest among us (which includes me, that's not a derogatory term in this context). Consider stopping By!

This is a really cool place, when I first saw it, I thought that they would only have Texas college…read morestuff in there, but no, they have quite a few other colleges, and a ton of pro stuff in there. To my surprise I saw, whom I assume was the owner in an OU shirt! Well, I had to take a picture, and you will see in online. We talked for a few minutes and I told him that I graduated from OU and showed him my tattoo. It was cool that we both had the OU fight song as our ring tone for a family member. This place has quite a few eclectic pieces of college items in there, so you should definitely go check it out. Oh, and one more thing......BOOMER SOONER BABY!!!!

If you are shopping for any paraphernalia for any southern collegiate mascot stop here. From beer…read morekoozies to bird houses, red raiders to horn frogs. Store is cram packed.