Prices were manageable with 50% off. I always love going at Christmas time…read more My one complaint is No Electric Scooters and no chairs to sit down on. I would spend a lot more money/time there, but, I have mobility issues. I mention it often but no one seems to care.

Helpful staff. Good selection. I've had several images…read moreframed. It is expensive, but they do a great job.

What a fun shop! Primarily comics, board games, and RPG games. They also have novelty pop culture…read moreitems like t-shirts and hats and there's a gaming area in the back. Very cool and interesting stuff.

This is always a must stop location when we visit the town. They have a fun selection of snacks,…read moregames, and merch. The dice adoption program is such a cool idea!!

Five star service and all the parts I need. He even has some ready to race/fly models…read more If you're looking to get into RC drones, cars, planes, etc. make sure you visit your local RC shop so you know what models they have parts for. Theres nothing more frustrating than not being able to play because I have to wait a week or two for a $5.00 part and pay almost as much for shipping. Tip: He will also order online for you. It might seem odd ordering online from a traditional retail store but I get the same price and I don't have to pay shipping. Further, if there's a problem he deals with it! How much is that worth? ;-)

If you don't know, us local nerds call this Gus's Place, and for good reason; it's Gus's store!…read more You've got comics, board games, movies, Warhammer models, D&D books and minis (a LOT of minis), posters, books, and trading card games. There's a huge selection of Magic the Gathering sets to choose from, not just the most recent couple of releases. The prices are right, and Gus is always willing to help you find what you're looking for. My only gripe with the place is the hours. They usually open at 12 (1pm on Sundays), and that's so late. This is a problem with all the hobby shops in town (and elsewhere, I'm sure), so I won't mark him down for it.

Good selection, decent value, awesome service! Gus the owner has never talked down to me and as a…read morewoman in an environment when men assume we don't know anything, this is a rare find! From pokemon cards to D&D figs, Gus has so much to dig through it's a nerds paradise. And he's not trying to price gouge you! We love central city comics

Wurlygigz had so many cool toys, figurines, and decorations! I was in awe of their collection -…read moreeven more with the functional wheel they had displayed! I was hoping to see some jellycats but unfortunately, they didn't have any. Still a really cool place to drop by at! :)

From the owner: Experience Wurlygigz! Play... build... explore! Upstairs expanded store from The Wood Shop in…read moreLeavenworth.

This place is an absolute joke. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE. First, they aren't open during the…read morehours they advertise. I have gone here several times only to find out they were closed during the day. They are only open from 3-6 on certain days. Basically the days they choose to be open. Second, every single time I have gone there, they are not able to help me. They know nothing about RC cars. I took them a nitro Traxxas car, they have had it for 3-weeks and can't figure out why it won't start. Nice people, bad customer service. I will now go all the way to Tri Cities to get my RC car parts.

If you happen to be driving in eastern Washington, and stop by the ginkgo petrified…read more forest state park (no, I'm not kidding that's it's name) to check out Columbia River, make sure you stop by the Ginko gem shop as well. This is not your average crystal, gem, mysticism shop. I would say Bill is a historian, expert, and possibly an archaeologist in another life. He's very polite, gregarious and encourages shoppers to take a look around, explore and even chat with him to learn more about what they could potentially be purchasing. This makes the experience so much more personalized and engaging in my opinion, and while I didn't need any guidance with regards to what I was selecting since I was going for some affordable jewelry, My husband really likes collecting really unique rocks, crystals and fossils. So I eaves dropped on the free consultation that bill provided for over 20 minutes. Fun fact, some gemstones are fluorescent and may appear one color to the naked eye and be a completely different color under black light. Anyway, if you're interested in fossils, gemstones, crystals, butterflies, indigenous artifacts and history lessons, please check out this establishment!

Rude people! I called with a question and she wouldn't give me the time of day! I don't recommend!read more

Northtown Card Vault is Central Washington's best shop for sports card collecting and having fun…read morewith the hobby. The monthly card breaks held on Saturday evenings are fun events for all ranges of collectors, from young kids just learning about sports cards to old guys like me! The owner and his crew are the best, too. If you haven't stopped in lately, you should... and if you want a fun evening, come to the next card break!

Many years ago, a card shop existed in Yakima, but with the junk wax era of the 90s and early…read more2000s, it went by the wayside....Enter the Covid era! When Pokémon and Baseball cards became a thing again! This shop is located in the back of Northtown coffee just passed the main dining room on the left. They have a great selection of baseball, basketball and football cards. They've also got a big selection of Pokémon cards. They have single cards for sale, boxes of almost anything you can think of, wall art, as well as plenty of hard cases, protective sleeves, and storage boxes. The guys who work here are very knowledgeable about what they sell and aren't trying to upsell you on anything. If anything, they recommend the less expensive options if it means better stuff for you. It's a great place to go with your kids if they're starting to get interested in sports, and also a fun spot to stop by and just talk sports with other like-minded individuals. There's been more than one occasion that I found myself watching a baseball game for 15 or 20 minutes and here it just talking about in the season in general. It's a great trip down nostalgia road and a fun way to connect with other guys. Once a month, they host a card show in the main lobby. It has been and and continues to be a really fun event that my boys and I look forward to. They've also started doing Pokémon nights as well the focus on kids wanting to either learn the game and trade in a supervised environment. Its a fun evening and great for the kids! This is a wonderful addition to the community and a spot you should consider checking out!