Jarvis and his wife own this shop, and it is hands down my favorite shop to be in and purchase…read morefrom. Most other stores will pressure you to purchase or give you strange vibes while you're in there. However, the team here is so friendly and kind. The selection of low end and high-end stuff is abundant, and you always get good value for your money. He prices his cards based off of card latter, so you won't ever overpay, and you will feel good about supporting a small business. Go check them out!

Best Sports Card shop in the area! Great selection of graded cards, ungraded cards, hobby, and…read moreblaster boxes. Amazing staff, super friendly, and helpful. Super fair prices!

First time visiting this store and it had everything! Great selection of toys and games. They had a…read morelarge variety of board games, puzzles, kid toys, and more! We were impressed they sold miniatures and paint. We will definitely be back to purchase more games and kid toys. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a gift or board game night. We had a blast!

Wow. Who would have thought there'd be a decent Boardgame store in a mall? I haven't been in a mall…read morein years. But I wanted a set of Chessex dice. So, I decided to head to the Everett Mall (I was meeting up with some friends in Everett to game that night), because someone told me about Wishes. I was concerned that it would be a toy store with a few games in the back. No way! This place is Boardgame heavy. In fact, I saw titles and expansions I wouldn't expect to see in any Boardgame store. Dice? Not much of a selection. At all. I wanted a block of 36 D6s from Chessex. They might have had a handful of Chessex polyhedral sets. I was disappointed. But I decided to walk through the boardgane section. Again, Wow! Lots of depth of titles. I think I saw Twilight Imperium from a row away, and I thought, 'Would they have any Cthulhu Wars expansions? Nah, not in a mall, right?' OMG. I was so wrong. I found a shelf practically dedicated to Cthulhu Wars and Dark Souls! I highly recommend Wishes in the Everett Mall! The two employees I met (Zack and John?) were both friendly and helpful. I ended up buying a Cthulhu Wars expansion - The Sleeper. I still can't believe they had it in stock.

I have been to this place a lot, having fun time with my RC, the owner is helpfull, the price is…read morereasonable if compare with high qulity of Japanese product! Yokomo, ARD, Acuvance, Sanwa, Futaba, Overdose, Tamiya, Tetsujin all of brand you have to order by online, but at Kong RC they have all what you want!!!!

What a great local shop ! My guys spend at least 1 night a week here. Kong is VERY HELPFUL and more…read morethen willing to point you in the right direction if you have questions. For $5 an hour to drive on the awesome track is more then reasonable. Yes, the cars cost more then your average "toys r us" junk. You get what you pay for. These cars are no joke and much more then toys ( don't tell my husband I said that) This is a great indoor sport for a at times dreary state and an even better father son activity !!!

Owner is VERY helpful and willing to helo you track down good bits for kitbashing. Returning…read morecustomers get 20% off most items, his prices are already fair. Only downside is the store is VERY cramped and small and his hours can be a bit sporatic but he updates his facebook page with updates often.

I was introduced to Rolife while touring around the Seattle area, for a spot for fun gifts for…read morepeople into crafts. It's amazing. If you were into LEGOs or similar or did small crafts, this store is a blast. Everything is friction-held together for the most part (tiny amounts of glue on occasion, from what I gathered by chatting with people). With all the pieces pre-painted/cut so you can focus on going through assembly as a fun time. Some of the models have very simple motor/light electronics which bring them to life. Unlike LEGOs, these are designed to be crafted together and then displayed without remixing them further. Large variety of model types. Some which fit onto a bookshelf and tell a story, some which are small city buildings, or some that are just items like flowers. The store interior showcases a large variety of the models, and staff were helpful with pointing out ones which fit a particular interest (we had a friend we know loves stag beetles and surprise, they had a stag beetle). The models run around $40 for the middle sized ones, and we ended up buying several, as nicer gifts to friends who we know would appreciate the fun of assembling them and showing off their creations.

Cute shop just opened up May, 24th 2025! Lots of dyi wooden puzzles and blind boxes. Had to check…read moreout the store a few rounds, so many cute items to look into. The staff is friendly and helpful. There's some great gifts with purchases during the new store opening! Prices are reasonable varying from $15 and up.

My kids are so excited this store has opened close by to us. It's a great option to buy second hand…read morelegos, at reasonable prices. My kids particularly love to build their own minifigs (these make a really cute, custom gift!)) and stuff as many legos as they can in the plastic cups! I haven't been to a birthday party here yet, but it looks like a neat space they have for parties, and I plan to look into the options for one of my kiddos who has a winter birthday.

Absolutely love this place, Great friendly staff and a great selection of loose mini fig parts &…read morelarge quantities of legos & Lego duplo in bulks ! Lots of minifigs behind the glass to pick and sell and did i mention they also have some custom mocs/builds you can also buy using authentic lego parts??? fairly priced items (due to retired sets) What can I say? Very great place to enjoy legos at any ages !

We visited the mall for the first time today. We were shocked to find an arcade in the mall! The…read moretoy store Whimsy was so cool. Well stocked with lots of games and toys. My wife also loved shopping at Torrid. She's happy to have her favorite store close to home. Inside the mall we were practically the only people on a Monday afternoon. The mall was clean and some of the businesses seemed to be closed. After reading the other reviews, it seems like the mall is going to have a big change and redesign! I'm excited for what's to come and to see the big changes in the next year or so. Must be why some of the store locations are vacant. They are getting ready for the construction. My wife loves all the changes on the outside of the mall and loves the movie theater, Ulta, Home Goods, Chic Fil A, Trader Joe's, and others. We will be back soon and look forward to the changes inside the mall.

I've been going to this mall regularly for 24 years, but every time I go lately I think I really…read moreshould stop. I'm mostly here for the movie theater these days, but currently disappointed that you can no longer enter the mall from the back doors over by the movie theater. I liked having the option of going early for a movie, getting a bite to eat at the food court and getting some shopping done if I had time to kill, but now it seems like I have to drive around to a different parking area if I am not interested in walking around the perimeter of the mall. There does seem to be a sign about plans to change this area in the future, but right now its a huge hassle. I'm hoping that the addition of Trader Joes brings more back into the mall, but at this point there seems to be less and less every time I go. I also am always confused when malls add grocery stores. If you do not know it is not possible to enter the all thru Trader Joes. I counted 4 open things in the nearly empty food court on my most recent visit. None of them are very appetizing if you are here for a meal, but there is still Buffalo Wild Wings. I think I was sitting in the food court mostly alone at 6ish on a Monday. Looks like the nail place closed too. I've also been disappointed by the mall hours on recent visits, but I guess with so much empty it's probably hard to justify keeping prepandemic hours. Most of my favorite shops have left. I can not believe Bath and Body Works left the mall and is now located over by Target. I guess that makes my current favorite stores Burlington and Old Navy. I do see that some empty stores are now offering spaces for karate like sports, which does seem to be a good idea. There also are a couple arcades that seem like an interesting addition. There is plenty of parking, but if you are looking for a shopping excursion I'd head to Alderwood or check out the stores located on the outer perimeter which is not located close to any entrances to the actual mall.

I stopped by the Mill Creek sports store to browse their merchandise while also checking out the…read moreSeahawks rally event sponsored by the Mill Creek Views newspaper. The shop is packed with shirts, memorabilia, and souvenirs featuring both past and current players from all kinds of sports -- football, baseball, basketball, golf, you name it. Since football is my favorite sport to watch, especially the Seahawks, I loved seeing all the great shirts and gear featuring my favorite players. They even carry Pokémon cards, which was a fun surprise. The store itself is medium‑sized, fully stocked, and not too busy, making it easy to look around. Parking is plentiful, and there's a huge selection of sports memorabilia, including mini replicas of Seahawks helmets. Overall, it's a great spot for any sports fan to explore.

Rude workers who get upset when you want a cabinet opened to look at a card to buy. There's other…read moreplaces that treat customers far better. Don't bother