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Jeff H. • July 20, 2010I.M.H.O. Glazer's is the best camera store in Seattle. Great, knowledgeable staff and good selection.
gina • April 23, 2015Free board games rental that can play at restaurant / bar next to shop. Very good environment. Friendly staffs.
Melissa G. • January 24, 2015The stuff you can get here is amazing! I love looking through the WW2 propaganda and advertisements.
Craig M. • June 1, 2011The shop is really charming, with exposed brick and such. I wish the building owner would replace the obviously damaged exterior lights and paint the exterior. Great, knowledgable staff.
Grove A. • January 4, 2019Always a great shopping experience. Good selection of books, toys and games. Great friendly helpful staff.
Jonathan I. • February 11, 2013while it's a great place for stocking stuffers, if you really want to get started in learning magic, sheila has a bunch of great recommendations for books and dvds to start you on the right path!
Karthik R. • December 19, 2019Phoenix has great, varied selection including local creators. The expanded space is always full because of the welcoming atmosphere. They create space for discussion of alt and feminist comics too.
Ray F. • November 26, 2018Awesome Store! Dreamstrands has everything a Comic Fan could want from current and back issues, Graphic Novels as well as action figures and statues. The Staff is a great source for recommendations!
Jason S. • October 29, 2018Really cool place, with a ton of good gifts. Prices vary depending on interest and item. Great curiosities are strewn across the store.
Jennifer L. • August 19, 2010First time sewing. Spent $75 to make two pairs of pillow cases and one short A-line dress today. Seemed pricey to me. But again, I have never purchased fabric before.
Phill R. • July 4, 2015The home brew class demonstrations are a good introduction to home brewing and learning about the process.
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