I was visiting from out of town and decided to check out the store. I love their selection and…read morevariety around a bunch of different hobbies. I wish they had a deeper selection of RC cars and trucks as well as construction vehicles.

So today I stopped by after not visiting the shop for probably close to 15 yrs as I just moved to…read morethe area. Gentleman at the register gave a bit of a gruff hello, but fine.. walked around the RC cars a bit, no one asked if I needed help.. wandered over to the trains where two employees were chatting and looked at the stuff in the cases..still no offer of help.. customer service seems seriously lacking.. I guess if you know what you're looking for maybe.. such a sad state from the last time I was in.. no wonder online is killing tbe LHS..

Ordered online and thought I was taking a risk based on how fantastic the prices are. Well they…read moredelivered an amazing product. Wife and I have struck out lately on getting anything pokemon wise. But with the help of Fable Hobby we were able to get a bunch of sealed packs. So fun. Friday night meant grilling, drinks and ripping packs together. Thanks for the fun experience yall!

Acciocate was very helpful. Asked for some information on model paints and got a very helpful…read moreresponse.

This shop is piled from end to end with goods to look at. There's only a small walkway to browse…read morestuff in which can make it a little difficult to get in and out of the store if other people are there too. They have so many classic books, figures and cards that I haven't seen in forever. The shop keeper was more than happy to chat about where and how he got his merchandise too. The prices are fair, most things they sell are bought from Japan or from a Lootcrate. If you collect things this place is a haven. Worth checking out if you can catch it during its open hours!

4th trying to visit this place. I was aware the hours were unpredictable but kept trying anyway…read more Currently sitting in front of the store at 6:30pm. Been here for 45 minutes. Open sign is on but door is locked and no one is answering the phone. Won't bother to try again. If you're going to run a business be consistent with your hours or find a way to let your prospective customers know they will be wasting their time driving out there. Hope you enjoy keeping all the toys you don't sell while you sit at home bud

I came in all rude but they didn't gaf, still gave me a good price on edge of eternitiesread more

Follow up: These…read moreguys... it is already not terribly common for someone to take the time to follow up on a review, let alone do it without even a hint of passive aggressiveness. But when I came back for a visit, the staff as a whole couldn't have been nicer. On my return visit, I had not mentioned until the very end of my visit that I was the grumpy guy who had surgery who was miffed about the NBA players shutting down the store. As soon as I mentioned it, the immediate reaction was nothing but gratitude that I had come back. I simply wanted to tell them how much it meant for them to have taken the time to reach out in the way they had. They had other ideas... They acknowledged that it was the first time they'd ever experienced anything like that, and that it was a learning experience for everyone! the security team with the players were the ones pushing to lock the doors, and at that time, the store being empty, they obliged, not realizing it was going to be a longer visit than originally anticipated. At that time, they then would not allow me to make my purchase unless they were able to apply a very generous discount as both an apology and a thank you, which was completely unnecessary, but incredibly appreciated! Well, I ended up stopping in once more a few days later, but with the kiddos along side this go around. The oldest is now joining dear old dad and transitioning into Magic the Gathering while the youngest has as of this last week fully succumbed to Poké-mania... I wanted to swing by with them and let them pick out a bunch of fun stuff, and to again say thank you to the team there. The store was absolutely packed, so we understandably had to wait outside for minute or two due to safety/occupancy limits. Once we did get in, I noticed that one of the individuals I was standing next to was being helped not to pick out and purchase a bunch of product, but rather because the store was donating a big stack of cards for charity! As soon as it was time for us to be helped, bless the staff, they could not have been kinder and more accommodating to two very excited and very talkative younglings! Ands then as soon as they saw me, the staff and the owner again were not only incredibly excited that I made it back with the kiddos, but again insisted on giving them another generous discount upon checking out! You guys are too much! These guys could teach a master class on customer service! Them providing Not one but two discounts was incredibly generous and very appreciated. However, the thing that really stood out to me the most was the fact that they did so because they really care. Not just about a customer who had a less than stellar initial experience, but more importantly, the community. They see the bigger picture and recognized us not simply as customers, but as part of their community. Quietly donating product to charity, insisting on making sure their shop feels like a safe and welcoming place to collectors and players of any age, and take an immense amount of pride in what they do, not just the owner, but the entire staff... If it had not been for that type of community and sentiment in the early days of Magic the Gathering and over 30 years ago, and shortly after the initial wave of Pokémon, there's no way either of these games would have survived being much more than a fad. I practically lived in my local game store (LGS) growing up both because I loved the game and the community that we put our hearts and souls in the building, but more importantly because it was a safe place for several of us. My home growing up was unfortunately rarely a "safe and happy place," and had it not been for an incredibly kind shop owner and a ragtag group of kids who did no less than pull me into their community, I have no idea what I would've done. It was this community that taught me kindness, empathy, acceptance, and confidence. This is one of the few LGS's I've walked into in many years that gave me a similar sentiment. You guys literally turned a detractor into not just a loyal customer, but an advocate. I sincerely hope that you guys are some day soon, able to expand to a larger location with plenty more room to play, trade, and hangout! I have no doubt it will not only be a very popular place to be, but with you and your team at the helm, it will no doubt be a cornerstone and incredibly uplifting addition to the surrounding community of players and collectors!

If you are looking for new comics, this a good place to come. If you are looking for older releases…read moreor out of print comics, keep going. The gentleman working was friendly to us and other customers as they came in to pick things up.

Clerk made Cyclops #1 release day really fun with a Summers family quiz…read more Fun shop, good selection, clean. Great comic book smell.

this place has to be the most fun ambience of any toy place or hobby shop ever. I couldn't imagine…read morewhat they could do with all of the items they have up if they ever wanted to relocate or close down. They have such huge awesome display pieces. I mean, you can't even get through the door without being in amazement. Lots of fun puzzles lots of fun card games, tons of little knickknacks and very family friendly . kids love window shopping, just cruising around at all of the different options and I couldn't imagine anyone not finding something that they enjoy here . Staff is always super helpful places always spotless. Definitely stop by.

This is my go-to toy store now. We got all of my grandson's birthday gifts there earlier this…read moresummer. A great selection and the prices are very reasonable. I just went there again this morning looking for Sea Monkey (Krill) aquariums for the kids and they had three different types! I couldn't find them anywhere else in town except BiMart, which only had 1 type. The price was essentially the same as BiMart, with a much better selection. Given the choice to spend my money at a small locally owned business, I'll choose the small business every time.

You can't possibly see everything your first time there, unless Trent lets you stay overnight. It's…read morepacked densely, like a great cheesecake, and you savor a new gaming taste with each bite. We spent way more than we intended our first time there. We just give ourselves a bigger budget now. We're even dragging our adult son with us on our next visit tomorrow, so it's a good thing games and gaming don't have an age limit.

Trent is one of my favorite people to buy cards from. He has always been super helpful and…read moreinformative when it comes to magic cards. I've never had a bad experience there, and always prefer to buy cards from him instead of online. I really enjoyed playing in the prerelease tournament for Battlebonds which was a great experience all on its own. I will continue to come back and I'm sure my friends will as well.

I've driven down to this HobbyTown USA location multiple times since I moved to Portland six years…read moreago. The staff has always taken the time to greet me as I walk in, take a look at my RC car and help me figure out what's wrong and tell me exactly what I need to do or in some cases even show me what to do. I've had such a positive experience every time I've been here! They recently (June 2024) added some fun tracks in the back for customers to use! You can also rent the cars to use back there if you don't have your own. A suspended obstacle course, a drift track and a couple other tracks. If you are into rc cars, or have someone in the family who is, this is definitely a place for you to try out!

I don't know what has happened to this place. Not to long ago, there was a wall full of so many…read moreplastic model cars boats planes to choose from. Now there is a shelf about half full of the same modes. Nothing to choose from that's good quality models. And the paint section has been bare since at least January of this year. It's like none of the paints or cements or primers have been replaced with new stock. I drove a half hour just to get some paints for my model car I bought, and it is very disappointing. Bare shelves, nothing getting restocked. I'm done going there. I have spent a lot of money at that store in the past, now it's just a ghost of its former self. Better off going to hobby lobby or just Amazon.

Very knowledgeable and helpful staff. Wide selection of models in variety of scales. Good for…read morebeginners and aficionados alike ..like Thomas, who was shopping there this week, and was willing to share history of U S Railroads with me. Worth the trip if you live outside of Hollywood neighborhood. You will appreciate the owner and staff and maybe be lucky to cross paths with enthusiastic customers like Thomas. If you are collecting N scale, ask about the N Scale user group that meets here regularly. Oh, and added bonus of ice cream shop next door :)

I not a railroad hobbyist, but I've found interesting supplies here for building dioramas and other…read moreminiature displays for work. The folks here are very considerate and helpful, and open to helping me bring some of my crazy ideas to life. I'm so happy specialty stores like this still exist, and I hope as a community we can continue supporting them. There is no replacement for the years of expertise these shopkeepers bring to the retail experience. There is a large parking lot in front of the store, which is convenient because the neighborhood tends to be pretty busy. And the parking enforcement can be quite unforgiving in the area.