Good Prices and Knowledgeable staff…read more I have only recently started to visit the store after a friend mentioned it to me. The staff was very knowledgeable and quickly answered my questions, the prices also seemed fair, I ended up picking up a random box of commons/uncommon, junk rares and foils very little duplication in the box which was great as I am getting into EDH after being out of magic for years. on the second trip, I got one of the throne brawl decks as well as a few singles and some sleeves for a deck idea I had. I priced what I paid later against another local store and 2 online shops and found the prices to be lower than the other local and only slightly higher than the online once the shipping was added. It was a bonus that they had every card I requested on hand (14 cards total) the other store only had 11.

Really enjoy the people, the atmosphere, and their event support for Magic. A great place for…read morenewcomers to the game who want to learn more and veterans alike. Been coming here regularly for about a year and a half, and have had a great time.

The store has only been open for a couple of months, but they have a nice collection of Gundam kits…read moreand model cars, along with RC cars. Their Gundam kits are retail prices, not jacked up at all. The owners have been very nice and eager to please when I've been in the store. I hope they begin to grow and stick around this location.

Best card shop in the tri cities. They have plenty of space to play. And you can get a good…read moresandwich next door. Only place I play magic anymore.

From the owner: We're proud to offer the best TCG (Trading Card Games) and events on the market. We also Specialize…read morein Dungeons and Dragons, and a tremendous variety of table-top board games. From our family to yours, we care about each of our players and customers. We hope you enjoy our work as much as we enjoy bringing it to you.

Normally, when I get dragged to a fabric or crafting store by my Wife of the 1000 Projects, it's…read moreabsolute torture. While I can't say that my visit to Asheville Cotton was the most fun I've ever had, I was just blown away by the sheer variety of fabrics they had. There are around a dozen tightly-packed aisles, each one with shelves simply jam-packed with different varieties of fabrics, all with different prints. I imagine it would be a quilter's dream. I've got no occasion to be inspecting or looking for fabric of any sort, but I still found myself ooh-ing and aah-ing at the sheer variety offered here. They also sell sewing and embroidery machines. I knew they could be expensive, but did you know that a full-featured sewing and embroidery machine for home use can run $12,000? Neither did I. The employees were very kind and helpful, and let you go about your browsing without tapping you on the shoulder every three minutes to ask if you need help finding something. Unfortunately I can't comment on the relative value of the place, as I have no frame of reference for what fabrics can or should cost. There were also a bunch of awesome quilts hanging around the place, which were part of a voting contest that we got to weigh in on as we checked out. They were taking votes for overall winner, as well as a subset of five quilts made by first-time quilters going for a type of "Rookie" award. It was a fun little way to finish up a shopping excursion I was dreading, but ended up secretly enjoying.

They've got tons of fabric but not a lot in the way of patterns. I'm old enough to remember when…read morequilt shops had patterns to inspire you. Not so much anymore anywhere.

Such a fun spot to visit! I thought they had a great selection of old and new. I was looking for…read moreCaptain America in particular and found a vintage issue super close to what I was after. The pricing was great and I thought the service was excellent. Super friendly and helpful! Will come back next time I'm in AVL.

Great shop! I went in looking to fill some gaps in my wolverine run and they had tons and the…read moreprices were right. I'll definitely be back.

When I brought my rc car in there to be fixed he only priced the part not labor and he gave us some…read moreSpare parts too. I highly recommend this business

The guy at the front was very nice to us, he helped us with questions about games and consoles,…read morevery good prices for a game shop these days, and a pretty good selection of NES games. Would definitely come back.

I have played card games in asheville for over 20 years now. The deck box that started as a place…read morefor more casual players to be able to play, afford, and enjoy hobbies no longer exists. The current deck box consistently has the worst prices in Asheville and the surrounding area on all sealed tcg product and tcg singles. Poor customer service. Does not respect the communities that makes their business possible in the first place. Numerous other poor business practices. Most recently, they told me they were interested in buying some of my cards. They spent over a hour pricing them while I waited around. Then took them into the back room and suddenly decided they no longer wanted to buy them for either cash or store credit after I waited for over an hour for them to price them.

Great venue, great manageent, friendly atmosphere. Programs for HO, drag racing, 1/24 and 1/32.read more

you wanna race? go here... zippy road course, banked tri- and regular-ovals, plus straight line…read moreracing to check your reaction time. super friendly racers and helpful staff and a fully stocked parts counter that's way overwhelming for a newbie but I'll figure out the lingo and get over myself soon enough and achieve a sort of normalcy if not fluency in tech-talk. while I was running laps solo on the road course trying to figure out the whole gas-gas-brake-gas thing to not fly off in the turns some serious high speed racing was happening on the high banked oval... I think it was NASCAR and trucks going fast and loud with only a little bit of crashing. pretty sure the format is total laps over time and everyone has to run on each lane. crazy fast cuz it's wide open all the way and hopefully the car sticks except when it's supposed to slide. meanwhile on the flat track it's all practice practice practice.