Adventures await inside these doors if your looking to host DND outside the home. A good size play…read morespace with tonsssss of collectibles and comics enough to suit almost every taste. Super chill staff, looking forward to coming to play a game here soon.

Cool spot. Everybody in the store was friendly and courteous. Next time I'm in town I'll be there.read more

Of all the stores in Murfreesboro, Outer Limits is one of the most consistent when it comes to…read moreinventory including an amazing section of toys, comics, pops, and even records. Two of my favorite things about this location are seeing an amazing selection of rare and slab issues, plus a humongous dollar section. If you're in the area, I highly recommend that you stop by!

Always super friendly. I could literally be here all day and still not run out of things to look…read moreat. Only 8 dollars for the VR game :)

I've visited this shop several times with the intention of both buying and selling, and…read moreunfortunately my experiences have been consistently underwhelming. On the selling side, offers tend to come in well below what I would consider reasonable resale value. For example, I've brought in multi-disc sets from the same artist and received offers that were essentially equivalent to a single item. The pricing approach seems to rely on the lowest online listings, with an additional steep reduction, which doesn't reflect condition or collector value very well. I've also had to point out when items were collector's editions or higher-value formats (such as steelbook 4K releases) just to receive a more appropriate offer. That process feels inconsistent and puts the burden on the customer. Customer service has been mixed at best. Interactions can come across as dismissive rather than helpful, and responses like "you don't have to accept the offer" don't do much to build trust during a transaction. I understand resale shops need margin to operate, but there's a balance between that and offering fair, transparent pricing along with a welcoming experience. Based on multiple visits, this location hasn't quite found that balance.

I'm a long time customer. Do not go to sell or trade. The guy in charge of sale and trade of…read moreitems is arrogant and will only insult your intelligence with his attitude and offers. It used to be better. Go to McKay's or Grimey's for sale or trade. Both also have better selections. If you go they've got a decent music selection and the guys up front are cool.

Super cool little shop just opened up in November 2021. They're still trying to get their feet on…read morethe ground running. They have a lot of sports memorabilia and sports wear. They also have collectibles, camping and hunting gear, and even a old vintage grandfather clock. The owner is real pleasant and helpful. They also have Black Rifle coffee for those who can't go without their caffeine fix. This is an Uber guy store. Perfect place to find something special for Father's Day or a birthday gift. They also have a page on Facebook. If you go now and like the page, you can enter for a chance to win a signed Bill Rice shirt. Come by and support this local business. It's a great little place and the folks are super nice.

From the owner: We are a Men's consignment shop carrying all things a guy would like! Follow and like our page for…read morethe chance to win and autographed Jerry Rice jersey!

There is nothing wrong with your computing device. Do not attempt to control this review. I am…read morecontrolling transmission. For the next minute, I will control what you read. You are about to experience the awe and mystery of, The Outer Limits! You've been seeking an experience. An adventure. Well, now you've found it. The Outer Limits is out there alright. But not so much for the hoard of Pokémon Trainers, who flock to this establishment to engage in the fantasy world of playing and trading. For them this is serious fun. For I, as an observer, it's a one of a kind experience to delve into the mysterious world, and minds, of my new friends. On my visit the store was packed to the Limits. From the Outer portion, to the inner sanctum. That's where games were afoot. The participants paid no attention to this pathogen who looked over shoulders in an attempt to make sense of what the eyes were taking in. Make sense? I couldn't. But it was fun watching the ones who knew what they were doing, enjoying themselves. Each digging into their prerequisite backpacks, ferreting through their game pieces in an attempt to gain advantage. At least that's what I think they were doing. I have no idea as to the process, or for that matter, the outcome. But what I do know, all were having a blast, albeit in a controlled intellectual way. I had a blast too. I admire this sect of game followers, these who dwell on the fringes. They're in their own world. One fraught with challenges of the game, as the real world meanders. In the game, they're in control. We on the outside looking in, can only watch in awe, and wonder. If it's collectable that you're interested in, it's here. Comics, cards, and weird doll things (you know what they are, me, I just shrug the shoulders). Enter the Outer Limits, where Reality ends and fantasy begins. Quick Tip: The card prices seem to be fair. But I have no perspective from which to judge. I being a sports card collector and not fantasy. I can only fantasize that one day I'll come across a rare Mickey Mantle for cheap. I wouldn't know a Pikachu Illustrator from a Alpha Black Lotus. Hmm...could those be the ones I used as drink coasters?

I would say that if you are completely new to collecting you might end up here on accident…read more They seem to be a little sketchy and shady on some stuff, especially with Pokemon. The service is fine, but the value you receive for the selling compared to what they expect in pricing is kind of ridiculous. I would be a little cautious on going here.

"Ricks staff laughed in my face when I said I missed an issue because i was spending the week…read morehelping under resourced kids. I won't do business there anymore at a place that thinks this low of under resourced kids."

Great store. Nice selection available and friendly staff. While I'm not from the Nashville area and…read morestopped by on my way out of town I wish I had a store like this near home.

They didn't have what I was looking for, but staff was eager to help even after they knew they…read moreweren't going to make money off of me. Will definitely be back :)

Larry really took care of me. A tour of the shoppe right off the bat…read more Easy to find what I needed!

I really enjoyed visiting this bookstore. I had a few hours alone and decided to spend some time…read morebrowsing the aisles without being rushed by my husband or kids lol. It is very small but that made it easier to look for things without being overwhelmed by too many shelves. They had books for kids, teens, and adults, along with games and even a blind date with a book section. I got several secondhand books for about $50. I will definitely be back to browse again soon. Good prices and friendly staff.

Okay, to start, this isn't McKay's. However, living in Rutherford County, McKay's isn't convenient…read moreor economical. The Happy Book Stake is conveniently located and offers competitive pricing and resale potential compared to McKay, and it's faster. I went there to sell some books, games, and DVDs, and their offer was fair and generous. Like any other used media store, their selection heavily depends on what people bring in to sell and trade, but it's a decent selection for what they have. I would also love to see them participate in Free Comic Book Day.

A really cool, unique vibe! I've been there several times…read more I love the local feel and the staff was super helpful and helped me find several books. I would much rather support a local bookstore whenever I can. Love them!

this place sucks the owner is always extremely rude and they never have anything in stock I will…read morenot be going back and would not recommend