I am not sure why this is called the man store. Kinda sexist because they sell stuff both sexes…read morewould like. Being a Man, I wondered what would be sold in The Man Store. Knick Knacks? That's what they sell at The Man Store. Would you like a puzzle or a kite? Maybe a 1955 Chevy replica toy car? I'm not sure what most men like to buy but this store seems more like a place to get gifts for someone younger in your life than a man store. I was thinking it would have tools or hunting equipment but that's my opinion and I also don't work at The Man Store. So really, it's none of my business what they sell here but I scoff every time I walk by.

Hubby and I had fun looking around. I drive a muscle car but sadly there wasn't anything with my…read moremodel on it. In the back they have some lady stuff, bought a pretty bracelet. Had a great Convo with the cashier. She is amazing, friendly , funny and very insightful on the state of how things are in life.....we agreed on a lot of things...she is brilliant and great to chat with. You GO GIRL!

Nice little hidden gem. Lots of D&D accessories. Goonies memorabilia and much more. It's a little…read moreoverwhelming with the amount of stock but there's lots of fun items to find. And if you dont see it, ask because they probably have it

Funko selection - 4.5 stars. So many in the back rooms. Lighting could be improved…read more Pokemon Cards - 3 stars. love the variety of boosters from Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and English. They have improved greatly from a few years ago. However, prices are slightly higher than Portland...$1-$3 more per pack. They have ETB, blisters, bundles, and collection boxes. The part that bothered me is all the fake cards they sell. They had an entire shelf of fake singles. They are Chinese counterfeit cards. I see this stuff at card shows and eBay, but not at a shop. To the untrained eye, they look like real cards. Parents be warned. Customer service is meh. The workers were ripping packs which seems an odd thing to do when you have customers in the store. I feel sorry for the owner, who wasn't there.

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.

We were eating at a restaurant across the street and strolled on over to toylandia…read more Toylandia is a sweet little toy shop that has a little bit of everything for everyone! I picked up a few jelly cats to add to my collection.

This shop has toys for all ages-they carry lots of toys for children and for the beach, they have…read moreplenty of puzzles (of all levels) and classical games like Yahtzee!. We appreciated having a shop to get some board games and puzzles so we could play them while enjoying the beach. The shopkeeper was so warm and nice to us here and gave us some wonderful local recommendations. We appreciated the puzzles, games and the hospitality!

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..

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.

I'm not here all that often. My barbers who were right next door died (yes, all three of them) and…read moreI don't own the train set that brought me in for parts. That said, these guys always had everything I needed--controls, new track, extensions--and always had product I could inspect. No shipping/return ping-pong with online sellers. But what I've grown to love best about them is their outright disdain for the lowest form of "hobbyist": The drone bro. Call it a "multicopter" all you'd like, pal, but your cheap piece of plastic trash is, at best, flying camera gear and, at worst, a suburban air rights debate just waiting to be solved in the most hostile way possible. I'm pleased that Hillsboro Hobby has never catered to these plugs, and I wish them continued success in selling the exact type of anti-air countermeasures that make these guys think twice about flying them over residential areas.

Disappointed. Went in looking for some parts for a RC car that has been on the market for two…read moreyears. Employees there said the model is too new for them to have parts. They were NOT helpful at all. Drove to a competing Hobby shop and picked up the parts. Not sure how they are THIS mis informed?!!

My dog stroller had a flat caused by a hole in the tube. The owner had it fixed in 5 minutes,…read morechecked the air in all tires and unloaded and loaded it back into my car.He and his family were friendly as well! So thankful ge was able to fix it so we can enjoy the rest of our day. Highly recommend this business!

Great customer service and good fun! We had 7 people on the surrey bike and it worked great!read more

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!

I wanted to give a shout of thanks to the Bigfoot Hobbies team! I am a member of Tenino Young at…read moreHeart Theatre, a community theater that works with people of all ages in the South Sound area. As a non-profit, we rely on the support of our community to keep the program running. Yesterday I stopped into Bigfoot to ask for donations for an upcoming auction/fund raiser. Anyone who has had to do this sort of thing will tell you that it can be rather uncomfortable, and I was, but Bigfoots open handed generosity left me amazed. After I stammered out what we were asking, the shop owner asked what age or skill level we needed and then just started pulling kits of the shelf. "Got any cars, what about armour? How about something for kids? And some tools..." Needless to say, I fairly floated out of the shop, arms full and smiling. When I got home, I told my wife that I am spending ALL my money at Bigfoot Hobbies from now on! Good people, who support their community, deserve the support OF their community. This is a great shop, staffed by great people. Go there and check it out, you won't be dissapointed!

No website, don't answer phone, must not be interested in selling anything. Not waisting my time to…read moredrive out and find out they have nothing I want and after reading reviews doesn't look very promising.