Ordered online and thought I was taking a risk based on how fantastic the prices are. Well they…read moredelivered an amazing product. Wife and I have struck out lately on getting anything pokemon wise. But with the help of Fable Hobby we were able to get a bunch of sealed packs. So fun. Friday night meant grilling, drinks and ripping packs together. Thanks for the fun experience yall!

Acciocate was very helpful. Asked for some information on model paints and got a very helpful…read moreresponse.

Matt's calvacade of comics is one of those diamonds in the rough, it's not a store to bypass when…read moreyou're in the area, I've been buying from Matt's since I was 16yr old and still return all the way from lebanon knowing everytime I'll get a fair trade, value, or purchase EVERY TIME.. ya the store has a little clutter no big deal when you have something for everyone.. Even my mom found things she couldn't live with out.. thank you Matt for your long time persevering the years, you've always done me right! TY!!!

This is a great gem. They have tons of comic books and other toys. The prices are reasonable as…read morewell. The staff are helpful. And these guys are amazing greeters!!

They are likely selling resealed pokémon booster packs. We picked up some packs today that we later…read morequestioned while looking at them. My son is kind of new to the pokémon game so we decided to take pictures and opened the packs anyway. We emailed those pictures to another reputable card shop owner who said the packs should never be opened at all. You can see in the pictures they're open at the top in some corners. This is just a few of the packs that we picked up. So keep an eye out if you go there to get pokémon cards because if the booster packs are being resealed it's likely most of the other Pokemon product is as well. I was also told that it's really the shops prerogative if they wish to sell resealed packs. Apparently they pick them up from scalpers. And what would they care anyhow It's all profit.

It's ok. Sometimes the employees are rude and unhelpful, and sometimes they are great. The lack of…read moreanother store in the area does allow them to charge more then you would have to pay online however. It's a nice place to just hang out with friends, but if you want singles or even most sealed product you can find it cheaper online.

Pretty sure this is a mob front or something. For one there's practically no selection, it's just…read moretwo empty displays with some pokemon cards in it. Not a real hobby store, that's for darn sure.

Very helpful staff! Located hard to find pokemon card holders. Made my grandsons birthday the best!read 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!

If you are a collector, this place can be dangerous for your wallet. The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. Jon assisted us and was very knowledgeable. Some of the other staff were not as familiar with pricing on certain boxes. At one point they had to ask across the room for the price, which was a little surprising. I feel like that information should be more consistent among the staff. They have a great variety of collectible cards and the pricing is reasonable. I also like that they sometimes give out free sleeves, which is a nice touch. This shop is a bit farther than the places we usually go, but I really like their selection much better.

It has taken me a while to review this place considering I've been coming here every Thursday for…read moreclose to 4yrs! Let me start by saying all the staff here and some of the most friendly, patient and knowledgeable of any gaming store I've ever been to. The selection they offer is HUGE. From RPG's to card games and an seeming infinite array of other table top games ranging from silly to serious. Personally, I go here to join a group of DnD players in the gaming table section and can confirm the space is accommodating and free of charge so get here early if you want a good spot. They have drop in style games going on also if you're flying solo. Drink choices are mostly soda, water, CBD drinks, energy drinks and once the bar is open really good draft beer choices. Whoever is responsible for the beer selection is certainly a bonafide beer nerd. The food is all snack-y (chips, beef jerky, sweets, etc.).

An absolute must-visit if you like board games, card games, or tabletop gaming in any form…read more My friend and I have a tradition that anytime we travel, we hit up a good board game store and grab a small portable game for road trips. The selection here is massive and incredibly well organized, with something for everyone from casual players to serious hobbyists. There's also a big game room and playroom in the back that seemed to have some games and tournaments going on I loved the demo tables -- such a smart way to actually try games before buying -- and the staff were genuinely friendly and knowledgeable without being pushy. It's the kind of store you plan to pop into briefly and end up staying for an hour (almost).

What a fun place in downtown Portland if you are an anime lover! It has a lot of curated, cute,…read moreand fun merchandise and still has the fun Portland vibe because there were 3 of the sweetest dogs that come up to greet you. Lots of interesting finds here, more heavy on the Pokemon side - as they even have special curated cards. Also it's really nice that they have an upstairs lounge area where they have a spot with some free snacks and just is nice place to chill. Also the service was very friendly and informative, especially on some of their high end curated Pokemon cards.

A cute store to shop at especially if you love Pokémon!…read more When I first visited this store, the first thing that caught my eye was the huge and inflatable Eevee outside the store. It was super cute and fun to take pictures with. The store staff locks the door from the outside, so you have to flag down a staff member to let you in. I thought that was strange, but I realized they are probably doing that for anti-theft purposes since they do carry a lot of expensive items. Walking-in, I was amazed with the décor and selection. It was like I was walking through a store from Japan itself. There was a good variety of items with stuff from the Pokémon company to stuff created by small business owners. I ended up getting 4 Pokémon prints to hang in my room that were created by a small business owner. They had a deal for buy 3 get 1 free, so I could not refuse especially since the prints were so cute. I liked how they had deals like that for a lot of things. When I checked out, they even gave me a free custom sticker. My only critique is the prices. The prices are generally on the higher side for both the imported and custom made goods and this is coming from someone from LA. The 3 prints I bought totaled to around $45 which a bit high. Overall, a good experience here. I would come back if I had some extra money to spend.

This is a fun store to browse and look for fun gift ideas. They carry lots of video game…read morecharacters, anime', Pokémon misc last minute gifts. They have hello kitty stuffies and household items to name a few. It's worth a stop you never know what you will find.

If you are looking for a taste of Japan without the flight, this shop is a must-visit! They offer…read morean incredible selection of Japanese merchandise that covers a little bit of everything. Whether you're looking for unique snacks and drinks, trading cards, or anime characters and plushies, they have you covered. I was also impressed by their non-hobby items; they carry beautiful posters, tea, authentic tea sets, and various kitchenware that you won't find at your typical big-box store. It's the perfect place to find a unique gift or to stock up on your favorite imported treats. The staff is friendly and welcoming, which makes browsing the packed shelves a great experience. Just a heads-up: the parking lot is shared with Trader Joe's and several other shops, so it stays very busy and can be a bit of a scramble to find a spot. Despite the parking hustle, it's a fantastic local gem for any Japanophile!