I would never have even noticed this shop, except my bf is a complete hobby/game store nerd and…read morenoticed it immediately. He was like can we go in and I was still confused as to whether it existed or not but he dragged me into it and I'm glad we stopped in. Inside is a bit cramped and it's a bit of sensory overload but the owner was so friendly and made us feel welcome. He let us know that if we needed anything, he was there but we were free to wander the store. There are plenty of rooms in this small space, some with product to buy but some with tables for you to be able to play your games with others. I would say that the interest in Pokémon is high in this place. There are so many plushies and other Pokémon trinkets. I wanted to buy A LOT of things in here. There are a lot of regular board games and stuff for MTG and D&D. If you need something, I'm sure the owner can try and get it for you.

Small store. I stopped on a Saturday afternoon and it was jammed. Shoulder to shoulder. Almost…read moreentirely TCG. A few d&d books. Not much else. They have tables for trying out games. Low cost. Low commitment.

I can't say enough good things about this place. Awesome crowd to play with, great selection of…read moresingles especially for modern and commander , and straight up the best trade in value in town by a long shot. Chris and Easton are awesome guys and the Owner, Angelo is great. You can really tell he cares about cultivating a fun and relaxed environment and is just an all around nice guy. They are also the only place I know of that does pauper tournaments (every Sunday at 1pm). My only complaint is that that I can only give them 5 stars and not 6 hahaha.

Talk about garbage! Prices are terrible; they use some third rate pricing site for their cards in…read morelieu of more standard sites like tcg player or star city games. The owner is a foul human being with a bad case of little-man syndrome, who barely knows the rules of a game he's claimed to play for over 15 years. The knowledgeability of the staff is laughable; there is maybe one judge out of the entire employee ensemble. For a store that focuses on ONE card game, you'd think that they'd at least have a handle on the concept of it. Realistically, you're guaranteed a better atmosphere, a better community, and better prices at any other game shop in the area: Active Imagination, Twin Suns...hell, even Walmart gives these clowns a run for their money.

You haven't been there long time but I love that they have online shopping frequently. I love all…read morethe seasonings to make the most excellent dips, especially around the holiday.\n Of interesting conversation.

From the owner: Casa Noel is a wholesale company that specializes in Southwestern-style gift products that are sold…read morethroughout the US, Canada and Europe. We carry chili pepper lights, lighted chili pepper ristras, delicious southwest-flavored dips, & salsa, southwest design cookie cutters, southwest tin ornaments, glass chili ornaments, and much, much more. In addition, most of our products are made in the USA, a fact we're very proud of. We're proud of our products, and believe they would make a great addition to any shop. If you're interested in carrying Casa Noel merchandise please reach out to us via phone or email. Our catalog is available on our website, and we have brochures available upon request.

Oh my god! I went into this guys printing shop today for Bingo supplies for our PTA charity bingo…read moreevent and he refused to pass my order across the counter until I proved it was mine. Wanted me to produce the last four of the credit card used. We had to drag one of our teachers out of a class to get what we had paid for out of him. I lost 20 minutes of my life waiting and he never apologized, in fact he called me rude for simply getting impatient. I missed a doctor's appointment on what should have been a quick in and out. If it's true that he is the only person in the area who can produce the forms for us, we've done our last bingo. This guy is from another world.

Condescending and rude! Went in to purchase some supplies for our annual church bingo. We asked…read morefor prices and he would only say ' it depends". Got mad we didn't want to buy full bingo package. Told us to he wouldn't help us if we were supporting another bingo business. I was stunned and left. Ordered on Amazon.

Placed order and payment submitted. Order confirmed by seller…read more Never filled order and never responded to inquiries. Avoid.

I was looking for a B23-7 and this was the only place that had it listed,opened account but could…read morenot check out because i had to call to add a CC to my account,but they said i could do from Tues to fri,so after 12hrs,they email me and tell me the locomotive is gone because a walking in and purchase it,funny it has been on their wedsite for over a year and 2 people want it on the same day,i should be playing the lotto on those odds,i check their site and all have been removed,i think invertory stated they had it in stock but it was not

This business moved to a new building on Isleta Blvd and they do excellent processing. Took my wild…read moregame meat to grind into hamburger and they did a great job. They ran it thru the grinder twice and add the perfect amount of suet/fat which made the meat most and delicious when cooked. Will definitely use again. Not sure why it shows business closed? Just call the number.

I've have lived across the country and used game processing venues east coast to west coast, ect…read more D&H is the definition of integrity. I brought in 150lb amount of meat and received 150lb of meat after processing. You get what you pay for. You can used another wild game processing venue in Albuquerque, but many "locals" know what I experienced.

I have to admit that I haven't thought about Redbox for a long time. Maybe I still have an active…read moreaccount, who knows? But down deep it struck me as both ingenious and cruel that these DVD/video game vending machines single-handedly eviscerated Blockbuster and their larcenous late fees in less than five years. Now, streaming and on-demand video services appear poised to return the favor, sending these ubiquitous mechanisms off to the Smithsonian as a cultural artifact to join my Quadraphonic Stereo and Betamax video recorder in obsolescence. Maybe this weekend, I'll rent the entire American Pie franchise for $2.25 (plus tax) just for posterity and a few laughs. On second thought, I'd have to leave my couch. See you at the Smithsonian.

This location to rent a movie is convenient to get too. The choices are as good as any other…read morelocation. There are a number of homeless in the area so need to be careful with personal information.