Your Hobby Place

Stopped in the store this afternoon, my husband had been before but I had not. They had a lot of merchandise, great selection of board games and TCG items. After being turned away from purchasing product at another local game store for not playing in their weekly league (which we're unable to do) we decided to stop in here and were met with an extremely friendly staff who made us feel very welcome. Fair pricing and knowledgeable staff. Will definitely be swinging by more often!

I hate to leave a bad review for an area LGS, but after the customer service and buying experience I had yesterday I feel it’s deserved. I had looked through their unpriced and bulk Magic the Gathering singles and came out with a great stack of fun and interesting cards to play with. None of these cards were gradable and ranged from Played to Moderate Play condition. Pretty much any other LGS I’ve ever been to in my life that has bulk bins of loose cards charges a flat bulk price for each single, so that’s what I was expecting. I make my way to the register and the employee not only complains about the amount of cards I had, but literally tells me to pick like 10 or 15 from the stack to make his life easier and put the rest back. I then ask how they price their bulk and he says “we scan them on TCGPlayer”. So I go pick out 18 cards and put the rest back, guy scans them up, and total comes to $13. $13 for 18 ungradable played MtG bulk singles. So after I pay and head to the car I look up the value of the cards on TCGPlayer. The guy charged me the Mint and Near Mint prices for played cards. Here’s my advice to the owner: 1: Post a sign at the MtG bulk saying “Bulk Singles Are Scanned and Priced at Register using TCGPlayer.com”. Technically you don’t sell bulk, you sell unsorted singles that the customer does the work of pulling and then you charge them top dollar at checkout. Honestly I see no reason to buy singles from you, because if the pricing is set to just match TCGPlayer then why wouldn’t I just buy from them. I would also be charged an accurate value for the cards I’m purchasing based on their condition. 2: I know finding good help for an LGS has to be difficult, but the employee you had working the day shift yesterday (07/09/2026) actively undermines the success of your business. He was rude, literally told me to put product back because scanning more than 10-15 cards would be too much of a hassle (he did nothing the entire time I was there, so in no way was he busy with other work), and honestly he comes off as hostile. I’ve been in the store a few times before to buy sealed product and he has been rude every time, sometimes aggressive, and never helpful or courteous. If I’ve gone in and seen he’s at the register, I honestly don’t feel like being there and am hesitant to look around. Sad to say, you’re won’t get any more of my business. I’ll just go to TCGPlayer from now on.

Went in for curiosity as their sign mentioned pokemon cards. I wandered around the store for a bit but didn't really find anyone to help and the ones I did see were busy with their phones or computers. Organized and tidy and seems to have a variety of collectibles though.

I primarily play commander here on Wednesday or Thursday. Thursday is their main day for commander. Very clean and well maintained for your average game store. Their bulk is unsorted and individual card stock fluctuates. But, I say no where better for casual free magic play. Magic and commander referring to magic the gathering to the uninitiated.

The employees here are fantastic. They care about the local community and are genuinely great people. Good selection of board games and all sorts of different TCG items. We normally go for Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, and board games/expansions. Prices are reasonable, and they have a loyalty program to earn extra discounts. We're looking forward to taking the kids to some of the weekly Pokemon tournaments they host, but I already know it'll be a great experience!