A&N Collectibles has become our go to card shop whenever my kids get the urge to rip some Pokémon…read morepacks. The funny thing is there are actually closer card shops to us, but we still choose to make the drive here because the prices are consistently better. I've compared them against a couple of other local shops and even many vendors at Frank & Sons, and A&N usually comes out ahead. What really stood out during our latest visit was how fair they were with store credit. I brought in some cards from my personal collection that I was willing to part with, and they offered a value that felt reasonable and honest. That store credit quickly turned into Pokémon packs for the kids, which immediately made their day. Seeing my kids walk out of the store excited and holding their new haul reminded me why we keep coming back. Good prices, fair trade values, and a family friendly experience go a long way. We'll be back once we've worked our way through this stack of packs.

We love this store. There's a review below saying this store re seals packs - think about how…read morestupid that is. Why would they go though all that work to make a few extra dollars when if they do that they would not have a business. Ripping you off for a few dollars a pack is not the business model. Chances are, Desiree, your son doesn't know what comes with what set. The owner here is a stand up guy. We have been coming here for years and he's always been pleasant to deal with , and very fair. They have so much variety here , whether it's sports cards , pokemon , or other collectibles. I highly recommend.

Disappointed that they can't update the hours of business online. Wasted a trip here on Monday. Sad…read morethat several businesses can't do what's right and keep their online profile up

Butch and his store are pure Americana goodness. Butch cares about people and is incredibly…read moreknowlegable, patient, and wants to help kids and adults experience the hobbies he represents, collecting model cars, building car and aircraft models RC repairs etc. He's a man of real character, honest, honorable. And the store is both old school awesome, and technically capable RC repairs, sales, advice etc. You can tell I dig this place! A survivor shop @50+ years old. Check it out, you'll be so glad you did!!

Awesome shop, has plenty of singles and sealed products. Awesome staff that's attentive to…read moreeveryone, even when they're pretty busy. I told one of the staff I was getting into actually playing in tournaments and spent a good amount of time going over which deck list to build and different strategies around different cards. Oh and the people smell nice haha

My partner and I have been coming to this card shop about every other week since he got really into…read moreLorcana, and we've had a great experience every time. They have a really good selection of Lorcana cards and booster boxes, and the staff is always kind, patient, and helpful. Since we're still pretty new to collecting, we've asked a lot of questions, and they've been great about giving recommendations on what is worth buying and what we probably don't need to spend money on. I really appreciate that they're helpful without making you feel pressured to buy something. They also run tournaments during the week and on weekends for different card games, so it seems like a great place if you're looking for more of a community rather than just somewhere to buy cards. As someone who wasn't originally into trading cards, I did feel a little out of place at first since there usually aren't many women in the shop, but everyone has always been welcoming. Now that I'm getting into Pokémon cards myself, I actually enjoy coming here too! Parking has always been easy for us with plenty of spaces available. The shop is across from Diamond Bar High School and tucked into the corner of the plaza, so keep an eye out for it. Definitely a great local card shop, especially if you're new to the hobby and want knowledgeable people who are actually willing to help.

Cool collectible toy shop on antique row in downtown Pomona. Has a ton of vintage sci-fi toys and…read moresome video games too. Friendly staff . If you're looking for that one toy for your collection chances are they might have it. They even have a booth at frank & sons. Star Wars, transformers, Gi Joe , and retro video games as well. Come check them out.

Definitely coming back for more premiums! Glad I found this place bad for my wallet haha. Super…read morecool ambience and vast variety of collectibles. Can't wait to spend more time and money here shopping around for hot wheels!

Has everything you need and it's easy accessibility. I feel like the prices are better than any…read moreother art store.

I just moved to Glendora and was looking for an art supply store. I usually go to the art supply…read morewarehouse in westminster and was hoping I could find a similar shop... low and behold.... I found Carpe Diem. The store is small and off a highway in some industrial shops. It's not a huge shop but is not limited in what they have. They are also open every other day due to schools being out of session. And they ask for your drivers license when you go in... I'm not sure why... but it is what it is. I think they require student ID if you're a student. They said they gave teacher discounts too but I was not offered anything when I went in. They had everything I needed and more. I like to get copic refills, and they have them behind the counter. I'm sure it's to prevent theft. Michael's and Blick does the same thing. You can find all the painting and illustration supplies you need. They have a selection of craft woods and tools along with clay, etc.... Carpe Diem is my new home base for the art supply. I'll definitely send my design students here and will be back for all my artistic supplies.

The guy there was super nice. He even gave me a free pack. I have a card show on Saturday and he…read moregave me cards for way below market price. They also give such a good selection of cards.

The shop is super close to home, I brought my daughter in to check out some cards. We found one she…read moreneeded for her pokemon set and it was marked $280. This is way over in the actual value. First, the gentleman that was working in the store was so busy watching TV. He paid no attention to us. Then, once we got his attention, she asked about the card. My daughter, a little on the shy side, looked at and inquired about the card. He said he would match online value, we found it at about $173, he said he needed to get $190. My daughter offered $180 and he seemed to ignore her. I told her we are not paying that kind of money for this card at this shop. That card will sit there and has been sitting there probably for months. We left the shop and will never return again. Paying fair prices for individual cards is something we do often. Do not buy here unless you wanna get shafted on your prices because they do not constantly monitor what they have with price guides. Hence the $280 price tag. Their packs and boxes are fairly priced. I can see if I was looking to buy a box of cards or a pack or two I could swing by here but will not for all the reasons above. Do yourself a favor check out A&N San Dimas!

I shop here for Mini4wd stuff…read more Cool system. Just need to know what you want before coming in.

Came in cause I finally decided to build my first tamiya rc kit, I didn't want to spend lots of…read moremoney on my first build incase it didn't become a thing I got into. Well I'm glad he had prices that are budget friendly as well. He was very welcoming and very eager to help and answer any questions I might have. We'll be coming back for my next build.

Walked over to the other side of Garey Ave to antique row after our early dinner and checked out…read moreGame Nights which is usually super packed during 2nd Saturday art walks. We chatted with Kyle the owner who has intimate knowledge of 80% of the games in the store, having played them at least once. My husband bought the newest version of Horrified which is a series of cooperative games in which you are vanquishing monsters and saving villagers, this one is Dungeons and Dragons themed. Meanwhile, I talked with Andrew, a game enthusiast who had just purchased a huge game box with cards and dragon figures and was learning how to play it. Tuesdays are game nights there for people looking to play board games with a group. There are several tables for that purpose, and so many games for single players, duos, and larger groups. Super fun store!

After losing the Game Haus to post-pandemic fallout, there's been a sense of loss in the gaming…read morecommunity. Sure, it was pretty far away (Glendale) from Riverside, but I always enjoyed the trek and good times. Fortunately, Kyle, opened the Game Nights Cafe about 1.5 years ago as of this writing (01/01/2025), and the two-level shop and gamespace provides games to purchase, an impressive library of games to play in-house, and necessary hobby materials, such as Citadel paint, brushes, tools, and even a nifty airbrush set for about $70. After two visits here I'm Reviewing the shop, setting, atmosphere, and special New Year's Eve event. First, my long-time gaming buddy happened upon the store while antique shopping across the street. While Gameology in Upland has been our go-to, the initial appeal was the later hours of operation, especially on Sundays, the day we typically line up. There's a game cover fee, a reasonable $6 per player and good for the entire day. Otherwise, as Kyle mentioned to me, people would stay all day and not even purchase anything. Purchases, however, do offset the cover charge. The basement is where the bright track lights make the full-lenghth space inviting. Many hundreds of games line one wall. All are available for anyone wanting to play. And a significant number of tables and comfortable chairs are another draw. There's also a sizeable space upstairs adjacent to the retail area for games. Kyle invited us to come back for New Year's Eve for food, beverages, and a generous playtime that surpassed 2am. For $40 I was down, especially when I saw how much food was provided. A fullscale Middle Eastern feast, as well as charcuterie, sides, and desserts. Wow! The crowd was also fun and my group quickly befriended another and we played lots of fun games that could support 6 players, including Heat, Acquire, and Inca Gold. All three were in the extensive library previously referenced. In short, they host many events for Magic the Gathering (MTG), Dungeons and Dragons, open play nights, and hopefully more NYE celebrations. Finally, they also have a lot of games and things marked down for quick sales, so consider browsing. Not far away is the Glass House, and somewhere close by is Zoink Records.

I'll keep it simple a card shop should feel like home not getting scalped I understand that ppl…read morewant to make money but god to be able to purchase cards from a distributor and resell them to ppl at 3 to 4 x the cost is disrespectful not only that the guy in front of me they sold him a box for $140 and when I went up next $400 for the same box I told them they can rip the box in front of me I am genuinely opening it up for me but no and at the end of the day there is no love in the game when you treat new ppl at your shop like this

What hidden gem in Diamond Bar. Everyone one on the staff is super welcoming and friendly. Im a new…read moreLorcana player and they have helped me out learning the game and will be joining their Wednesday night Lorcana community. They had have some pokemon singles and I've seen a lot of guests come to play One Piece. I've been to many shops around the 626 and 562 areas, but this is one of my favorites spots to chill. Their pricing on price have been some of the most fair prices I've encountered as well.