I am local to the area and for years have chosen to buy at Krampus to support local businesses. I…read morerecently called about a board game and was informed they could order it for me. I have had them do this in the past and gave them my info. They called me back later the same day to say that they had a 'like new' used version of the game in stock, and said I could pick it up today. I said sure and dropped in later the same dayw. The used game as 90% of the price of the new - and I found it new online for the same price - but again, I want to support local, so I went ahead and purchased it. When I got home and opened the used game was not the same as a new game. It was an older version of it, without the updated ruleset, without changes to the board and pieces. It was significantly different and less refined. We recently visited some friends and played the newer version of the game, the version that inspired us to purchase the game, the version I thought I was buying. IT was so much better than the version I was sold. I was a local, loyal customer. I could have bought the game online for the same price. I chose them, and they let me down.

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.

As a mostly magic player I was left a little short on selection, however I want to stress that is…read morenot a detriment, I was told when to expect new product, Which day it would come in and the staff was more than kind, the business itself is clean and stocked with more than enough to keep any collector happy. Thank you for selling me my first graded card.

From the owner: We Specialize in Certified Autograph Cards, Memorabilia In Graded Cards and Vintage Singles. With…read more25+ years in the industry we have a large inventory to help you grow your collection 1 Single at a time. We Look forward to working with you very soon!

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.

Gus is the best. His service is incredible with him always being there to give his own opinions on…read moreproducts and campaign stories. I went to CCC my first year of college and he successfully fueled my addiction any hobby I picked up. He always has the Alternative copies of DnD books early and is always willing to give his recommendations. The store itself is the perfect place to get lost in with all the games and supplies you could need. The prices are always beyond fair. Because of his service and incredible selection he has made a lifelong customer in me and I always look forward to my next stop.

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.

I had never been to a Hobby Lobby before and was surprised how many lovely decor choices this one…read morehad. I thought it was more of a craft store but it actually has tons of home decor in themed categories like USA, Beach House, Princess, Glam, etc. The store was clean and well organized and the employees were super friendly and went out of their way to help us find things. The cashier who checked me out was very friendly. One annoying thing happened though - they did not offer any bags (unless I bought a $1.50 "reusable" bag that was ugly and too big and I'd never use again) at all. Our state recently has an enviro-friendly bag mandate where you have to buy re-usable plastic bags for 8 cents. No biggie. I had JUST been to Target and Walmart and both of those places had plenty of 8 cent bag options to wrap my merchandise (I'd spent $400 at Target and $300ish at Walmart). Hobby Lobby didn't have a single bag available to wrap a canvas art "painting" in so I could get it to my car in the rainstorm without the paint getting wet. So, I had to put the item aside and not buy it since the cashier had no idea how she would wrap it so I could get it to the car without being ruined. While I wish I had thought to bring reusable bags with me in the car, I hadn't known I was shopping that day so I hadn't planned ahead. It seems a little ridiculous that Target and Walmart can figure out how to protect purchases and Hobby Lobby hasn't figured it out yet. So, if I go there again, I'll have to plan ahead and bring my own bags or not buy big things that don't fit in bags.

This Gem Shop was such a fun find! Definitely check it out…read more It had a well organized selection, friendly and helpful customer service, and a great stop for a photo op.

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

Awesome selection, atmosphere, price and some of the best service you could ask for in a card shop…read more Not only did I get to score some cards I was looking for to put in a deck I'm building, I got them at a great price from some great guys. I was just passing through town but anytime I find myself in the area, I'll make it a point to stop. Check these guys out!

First time going in and checking the place out. Not a very big selection of graded Pokémon cards or…read moreother trading cards. I looked up the price for a product and saw that it was a little over priced. Asked the person if they could come down on the price but they said no. So I over paid by about 20 to 25 dollars. Probably won't be back after my experience.

Great, honest owners with generations of experience. I learned about them from a friend and they…read moreare the best!!

Kyle was so helpful! Very knowledgeable and willing to answer all the questions I had!read more

Stopped in while visiting Leavenworth with family from out of state and chanced upon this store…read more Downtown is filled with souvenir shops so this one is pretty much the same as the others. The store carries toys (lots of stuffed animals), clothing, magnets, greeting cards, souvenir items and even garden gnomes! The owner is friendly and helpful and prices are reasonable.

I had an excellent customer service experience from very understanding staff. We bought a gumball…read moremachine and as we opened it at a nearby restaurant, we noticed it was broken. Absolutely no fuss in replacement, quick and easy, much to the appreciation of my small daughter. Very pleased.

Like most of the shops and boutiques on Front Street, this one is long, narrow, and claustrophobic…read more You're going to have a difficult time navigating through this one, and more than most others: here you'll find more kids and strollers per square foot than anywhere else in Leavenworth! Still, it's a fantastic shop to find small toys, gifts and stocking stuffers for the littles. Everything from books and games, puzzles, stuffed animals, blocks and bricks, rubber figurines, finger puppets, fidgets, dice, gag gifts and, yes, true to its name, lots of wooden toys in various forms and functions. Need a rubber band gun, or a prop plane powered by a similar elastic engine? This is your place. As someone who has recently become a father for the first time (and maybe this is the curmudgeon in me talking), but toys that provide hands-on, analog stimulation are far more enriching and engaging that the endless, mindless crap spit out by the algorithms behind YouTube and TikTok. The Wood Shop is the kind of store that specializes in the types of toys that were popular before smartphones became the ubiquitous child distraction devices that they are today. On that point alone, I'm glad it's here, and (seemingly) thriving.