Christie CL Review from Google

5.0★

Christie CL's Review Sourced from Google

I have been working with Blue Label for several years. They have proven to be an excellent partner, they value collaboration and are well adept at integrating input from our project team and their's to create a high functioning, modern app. They also employ excellent project management methods to ensure consistent and clear communication across team members, which has made the development process run incredibly smooth for all involved.

Lauren Sobin Review from Google

5.0★

Lauren Sobin's Review Sourced from Google

The team at BLL went above and beyond. They took my app idea and designed/developed it with lots of thought and care. The planning and "sprints" were well organized and we kept on-target with frequent catch-ups & project management tools. Looking forward to launching the app to the public with their support.

Michael Gayed Review from Google

5.0★

Michael Gayed's Review Sourced from Google

I've been working with BLL for over two years, and can confidently say they do incredible work. Founders are honest, everyone is hardworking and innovative, and they take real interest in their clients. Highly recommended.

Brent Beardslee (Belish) Review from Google

5.0★

Brent Beardslee (Belish)'s Review Sourced from Google

A terrific comics and game store. Comics and Manga up front with Warhammer 40k, Magic, D&D and others in the back. They have a good selection od Warhammer 40k models as well as Age of Sigmar.

Sylvie Dale Review from Google

5.0★

Sylvie Dale's Review Sourced from Google

Stopped in for some Magic card boosters and was greeted warmly by all staff and the owner, who gave me a rundown of upcoming gaming events at the store. I was blown away by the complex schedule they keep - free play, draft play events, and more. The owner gives freely of his time to provide those events, and it's clear he cares.

Perry Review from Google

1.0★

Perry's Review Sourced from Google

Extremely judgemental, sad, employees. I recently moved to town and came in after work in my business attire. After getting a confused look from the associate up front, (not even a greeting). I started browsing, but everytime I looked up, I was being stared at which made me slightly uncomfortable. I moved towards the back and an associate there said hello, we had a short chat about comics and trading cards but they were rude to a younger customer that came in, it was unwarranted and I'm assuming either this is the employee's normal behavior or an elitist owner. I also couldn't help but wonder if the associate was under some sort of influence. After noticing the trading card prices are exponentially higher than I'm used to seeing in bigger cities, where that sort of pricing would make more sense; I took my leave not purchasing anything feeling underwhelmed. As I passed the associate up front, they still did nothing but continue to stare. Are they not used to the professional community? The store is tidy and organized but cluttered and the atmosphere/vibe is cold. Also not much of a variety for a hobby store. I would much rather take the trip to Milton Freewater to the hobby store there or even Gamestop would be a better choice. I do not see myself returning in the future.