Hobby Shops in Boca Raton, FL

“This is the only place in the tri-county area where you can shop for diecast models. I can't go around town hunting for diecasts in Walmart or Target, mainly because the scalpers took all the models to resell them at 3x their price. Jon at Awesome Diecast has a wall covered with Hot Wheels if that is your cup of tea. I go for the imported miniscales too. All brands: Inno, MiniGt, MT, Kaido, PopRace,etc. Reasonable prices and you don't have to pay for shipping, unless you order online of course. Open Monday thru Friday and the first Saturday of the month”

“It was my first time at Coin and Jewelry. Gary was great. Very nice and courteous. Gary let me go through his different silver coins until I found what I was looking for. The prices were great. I have found my new go to coin shop. I will be back.”

“As always, this Barnes & Noble was spotless. The shopers and the browsers were polite and very intent on reviewing the book sections that interested them. What I didn't like was the absence of their trademark service of providing numerous side chairs placed in the nooks and crannies of the book shelves areas. No comfy sofa or ottoman pieces where customers could review books before they purchased them. It could be due to a high school across the street ( Boca Raton H. S.) or because it's a recent decision by the corporate office. I just don't like this. It's changed the atmosphere of the book store.”

“David is a super nice guy who cares deeply for his shop and his customers. Unlike many other shops in South Florida, his showcases always are full of cards and he always does his best to have a good selection of sealed hobby and retail boxes. Visit him a few times and make an effort to get to know him and I’m sure you will feel the same way as well.”

“The LEGO Store at Town Center is a fun place to visit. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and they make the experience feel welcoming. The store has a nice variety of sets, but the selection is not as large as other locations, so sometimes you might not find the newest or more unique items. The prices feel high, although that is just how LEGO usually is. The store is still a good stop if you are already at the mall, and it is a great place for kids and collectors to browse. Overall, it is a solid store with a good atmosphere and worth a look when you are nearby.”

“Oh my goodness, this is my favorite place and I swear just go there and make sure you're signed up for a free rewards account and if you spend $50, they will send you free money credit call their voucher and if you carefully keep an eye out, she could go on a double points day or buy something that gets you more but you'll get at least a $10 with no restrictions on your next purchase just go in and buy something for $10. Either way it's well worth it on top of sometimes the price is seen almost too cheap anyways, not to say there are plenty of things that cost too much in general but that maybe a matter of opinion. I can always find something and specially when I'm looking for something specific, just check on the website first and it'll tell you exactly how many units they have at your local store and if you need more or they're out you can look and they almost always have one or what I need at the next closest store or another one at a reasonable distance and if they don't, then I jump on the website and they got free shipping, I think it's $40 but it goes down to 35% I'm just buying holidays and many other days just for the sake of it but they always have what I need in stock, just has to be shipped to me but it's pretty automated and in like 6 years or 7 years of using the website for one reason or another, I've only had one problem with a shipment. Also if you get there credit card which is only good at Michaels stores or their website, but they have 6 months no interest promotions often and sometimes they have 12 months no interest for businesses, but you get a ton more bonus points an additional discounts on stuff in the store and website.”