This little shop is buried behind CVS but packs a punch. We've been waiting n a couple times, and…read morethe owner is friendly and knowledgeable. They specialize in singles and have a large buy list online. Pricing seems reasonable, and if you have what they need, they'll pay a premium for your cards.

This place is hands down best place to get your Pokemon cards, binders, card sleeves, single cards…read moreand so much more. The service was amazing and very helpful even when I was overwhelmed with all the selections. Don't waste time at big name stores to scavenge for cards, this is the spot to go!

This place is awesome! Tons of different hobby supplies here including TCGs, D&D, Warhammer 40k,…read moreAge of Sigmar, Horus Heresy, Gundam... and more! The upstairs is a game room where you can commonly find people playing MTG, Warhammer and other things! The staff are all every friendly and knowledgeable! This place truly is a Gamer's Haven!

I loved this place so much, I do with they had a wider selection of pokemon cards. But overall the…read moreservice was amazing and the cards were at the perfect value.

Amazing store for hobbies and more!!! Wish it was closer to me but worth the drive!! Always has…read morewhat I'm looking for!!

Well Hobby Lobby needs to change their name, they are no longer a craft and Hobby store. Every 6…read moremonths more isles are taken out for home dec or seasonal items. Their ads are bases on kitchen essentials. Soon there will be no crafts or hobbies to speak of. Great job David Green!

If you're in the neighborhood and need some run-of-the-mill electronic items, this is a decent…read moreplace to stop. It's got the main things you need, as well as the little electronics parts that you might need a few of if you're building something on your own. The problem is that with the size of the store, you're not going to be able to find some slightly more complex items. For example, I stopped in the other day to see if they had a power supply. The one on my wife's computer went out, and I needed a new one. Unfortunately, they didn't have it. A few days ago, I went in looking for a battery backup for a different computer. They had one in the store, but only one model, and not the one I was looking for. I mean, if you need an ethernet cable or something common like that, you're good to go here. Otherwise, you're better off shopping at Newegg.

I came in looking for a memory card reader. The salesperson asked me if I needed help, and she…read morepointed me to the correct selection. They had several memory card readers for sale, and they had the features I needed. The one I picked was $18, which I thought was pricey since you can buy these things in China for less than a dollar. Still, I saved money from competing stores. My dad purchased the reader for me. Unfortunately, the salesperson tried to cross-sell him batteries, a warranty, and a new cell phone. It felt excessive for a simple purchase. Beware commissions.

Spokane is a funny place for board gamers. Board game cafes are heavy on the "cafe" and light on…read morethe "board game." Game shops seem to either have no space to play a game or they have lots of space with no clear instructions on when/how the space can/should be used and by whom. And all of the shops we visited while in town were struggling with identity crisis. As for Uncles: Good: Board game selection is better than the other shops we visited in town Bummer: Not a cafe and no obvious place to play a game, so likely intended as strictly retail rather than a gaming space. (No harm no foul...just offering an observation for the advantage of others) Bad: Nobody offered to help (employees stayed behind the counter while we were there). Odd: Organization/layout and display shelves were a challenge. Some areas were clearly organized and others less so. Just when I started to think I was understanding the organizational scheme, I'd find a game that obviously belonged with a group of others on the other side of the store. Just my opinion, but there is enough selection here that an alphabetical layout scheme would probably make sense. Suggestion: Pick an identity: Toy store or game shop? Gone are the days of the bizarrely mixed toy department in the basement of the local sporting goods store. Board games have moved beyond classification as "toys" and into the realm of being a true hobby all its own. If Uncles decides to focus up as a game store, consider dumping the little kid toys and leaning heavier into collectibles loved by most gamers (e.g. Funko, Iron Studios, Superhero/Fantasy/Sci-Fi stuff, etc.) Parking: rough. (Seemed as though downtown paid street parking was the only option.) Pricing is pretty standard for brick and mortar...a touch higher than you can find online in most cases. (I call it the "Instant Gratification Tax.") At the end of the day, I came away feeling as though the shop might be run by a pair of contentious siblings...one who loves modern board games and the other who is convinced that kid's toys are the way to go. Combining them in this small a space was OK in the '80s but now is just confusing for both groups.

Super helpful. Didn't have the game we wanted but suggested one the family loved including the teensread more

I received my custom order ring. They exceeded my expectations. It is stunning. The customer…read moreservice is amazing. The price and craftsmanship is beyond fabulous! I will definitely be returning to this establishment. I highly recommend!

I love this shop! Awesome treasures, helpful courteous staff and reasonable prices. A++read more