We were invited to a birthday party for a friend's 1-year old. My wife and I have had no…read moreexperience in what a 1-year old wants as a toy, so we went to browse. The staff was extremely helpful in guiding us to a section catered for that age. They also let us know what was popular and they even wrapped and bagged our purchase to make it gift ready. Highly recommend this place for children of all ages.

We LOVED visiting an actual toy store! Excellent selection for every age and great prices on the…read moregames and toys! Very knowledgeable team who helped us find fantastic gifts and showed us with hands on playing of games right there in the store! Truly outstanding customer service! Can't wait to come back!

Always love going there for magic cards for amazing prices and people who I see run it in there and…read moreare always so kind and great people. Also saw last time some 40k boxes there too so its become one of my favorite stores that I try to stop at when in the area

Yukon Cards & Comics has recently moved here from its long time location in Lewisburg. Biggest…read moreproblem with the move is most people are not aware it happened, as Yukon is an old school shop with no social media or website. I went to the old location once while they were in the middle of moving and was impressed with the stock and prices of comics and Heroclix. Location is directly off the highway and newly refinished. Large well organized longbox selection with most being fifty percent off. New pull selection is decent and they are sold bag and boarded. Toys and collectables are located all over the walls including comic and sports figures. Shop also has various board games, a significant Heroclix stock, and Magic: The Gathering cards. Sports card boosters are for the most part kept behind the counter. Various graphic novels are spread throughout the shop. The office dog is calm, friendly, and a free roamer who usually lies behind the counter. Yukon is a good shop that's worth a visit, lots of longbox opportunities.

Great service and readonable prices. Great selection of games and beverages, great atmosphere.read more

I'm not a local but I visit Williamsport regularly and when I do I try and drop in at White Knight…read more Killer selection of games, large stock of MTG product and most importantly cats!

I've been going to Isle of comics for years they have a great selection and a helpful staff. It's…read morevery organized which is lacking in a lot of comic shops I've been to in Pennsylvania. I would recommend going here definitely they have plenty of DC, Marvel & independent comics.

The owners have now built up their inventory, and they're not your typical comic shop. They carry a…read morelot of independent titles that the other stores just don't have, including my favorites from Boom Studios and Action Lab. The owners are always more than happy to recommend new titles, and they manage the pull lists for their customers well. If they don't have what you're looking for, they are sure to be able to order it. They do a lot of events to showcase local creators and promote fandom in our community as well.

Welcome to the newest boutique in Montoursville. Stop in…read morefor yourself, the gift you don't know what to buy, yourself lol and more for yourself!! I'm so in love with how cute this little place is. The warm vibe you get walking in alone is perfect. It's clean, the owners are so inviting (a big hello) and everywhere you look is something new and fresh you don't find in town. No need to shop on line. Plus the clothing is trendy, and chic for any age!!!! (babies, kiddos, teens and even hip moms). Welcome to your new spot to shop. :-)

Nice little place. Pick up bait for fishing and deli meats for mountain pies, and grab some ice…read morecream while your there! :)

If you care about your kids, I would think twice before letting them work here…read more My daughter was repeatedly harassed, including sexually harassed, by other employees to the point that she ultimately quit. These issues were brought to management multiple times, yet the problems continued relentlessly and got worse. It took my daughter quitting for the employees causing the issues to finally be addressed. Even after she quit, the disrespect continued. Most recently, an on-duty manager answered another employee's phone at his request and proceeded to be rude to my daughter. In nearly a year of my daughter working there, the owner was never part of any of the discussions surrounding these ongoing issues. When my daughter tried to speak to him directly, he told her to take it to the same manager the problems had repeatedly been brought to without being resolved. This is someone who has described herself to me as passive and someone who doesn't like conflict, and unfortunately, that showed in the way these situations were handled. After watching this go on for nearly a year, I finally stepped in and told management that the lack of respect and the way everything had been handled was gross and unacceptable, especially because children are involved. I can't say I was surprised when I was told she had no idea things had gotten this bad. That seems to be a recurring problem--management somehow doesn't know what is happening until things have already gotten completely out of hand. This last incident was apparently when the owner decided to get involved--for the first time. Not to address what my daughter had experienced, but to tell me that I was being disrespectful to them. I'm not sure what kind of parent could hear all of this and not have a serious problem with it. When I tried to explain my concerns, he scoffed at and mocked what I was saying, repeatedly asked me, "Are you done?" and was completely dismissive. I told him he was lucky I hadn't gone to the labor board, and he responded that maybe that should be my next step. At this point, he may be right about that. I don't have respect for anyone who doesn't take something causing a child harm seriously. If you can't provide a safe workplace for kids, you shouldn't employ them. It's that simple. And I have even less respect for someone showing up at the eleventh hour to criticize a parent's reaction after not being involved in any of the numerous conversations about the problems that caused it. I've also personally been in the store as a customer and heard employees openly talking badly about customers, including saying they wished customers they didn't like would get hit by a car in the parking lot. One of my daughter's last days working there, she arrived about an hour before her scheduled shift and was told by a shift manager that they needed the help, so she had to start working early--but that she wouldn't be paid for that hour. Teenagers are going to act like teenagers sometimes. That's why there are supposed to be adults managing them. When harassment is repeatedly reported, employees are openly disrespecting customers, and a teenager is being told to work without pay, management should be stepping in--not allowing it to continue until an employee feels like quitting is their only option. My daughter should never have had to quit before these issues were taken seriously. I absolutely would not recommend this as a workplace for someone's child. And after seeing how the owner and management handle serious concerns, along with what employees are allowed to say about customers, I wouldn't give them my business either. What bothers me most is that they had an opportunity to do something genuinely good here. For many of these kids, a job like this is an opportunity to learn what having a job means--responsibility, accountability, teamwork, respect for coworkers, and respect for customers. Instead, they're being taught the exact opposite. They're learning that they can say disgusting things about customers without consequences. They're learning that harassment of fellow employees can continue despite repeated complaints. They're learning that problems can be ignored until someone finally quits. And they're learning that a manager can tell a teenage employee to work without pay because they need the help. Kids deserve better examples from the adults responsible for managing them. Parents deserve to know what kind of environment they're sending their children into. And customers deserve to know how they're being spoken about when they walk out the door.

So I have been stopping here for years. It's a surplus store so you never know what you're going to…read morefind when you stop. They have almost everything you need in regard to personal items such as shampoo, soaps, toothpaste, etc. The prices are generally cheaper than most stores is you know what the prices should be. They sell some brand names and as well as off brand. It's like a treasure hunt! If you find a good bargain grab it because it may not be there the next time you go. Be aware you need to check the expiration dates of food items before you buy. There is a fresh produce, cheese and meats sections. Also a ton of frozen and canned goods, paper products and the like. The store is generally clean and organized. Will continue to stop there whenever I am in the area.

This is coming up as a military surplus store. IT Is NOT. It is a surplus grocery store. With some…read morereally good deals at times.

My son lives to go there. He has a grandfather who lives to go antique shopping and his…read moregrandparents were antique dealers. Very cute and interesting place to shop.

It's a fun place to walk around, but we won't be going back after our last visit. When you walk…read moreinto the main entrance and go to the left down the main hallway ... There is a room off to the right with all enclosed glass cabinets. One of the cabinets in the first row (it has video game cartridges in it, etc) had small roaches crawling around inside of it on the shelves and games!! There were some item I did want to buy, but after seeing that there was no way I was buying anything. If you see a few there are definitely more. And for them to be out in the daytime means the place is infested. We immediately went home and washed our clothes bc we were completely freaked out. The smell in the place is awful as well. Especially in the basement. There are many other well kept antique stores to visit. I would avoid this one.