Great place, great people. Family owned and a fantastic place for collectors. I enjoy stopping by…read moreduring events and otherwise.

Truth be told if you were not looking for this place you would risk missing it as its not on the…read moremain thoroughfare of the Bay Ridge avenue and instead just a few stores up the block. Its a small shop but stockpiled around the place up to the ceiling with gaming systems and previously owned cartridges of an endless list of popular games. There are likely even some unpopular ones that are now cult favorites for some reason. I noticed PS2 and PS3 items, along with Nintendo, XBox and many more. Not only can you find the games but they also have a stockpile of the actual systems and controllers on display so if you broke something you might want to get over there. Price wise I'd have to say that they can be all over the place because they are not your conventional shop with a new stock coming in from a distributor every day. They seem focused on the used games and systems so the inventory varies and fluctuates. There are games that are more rare than some others and some items might be in a little less than perfect condition based on use and that is bound to be the case with places like this. Truth be told, I find its better to deal with a slightly higher figure for something you've been looking for forever rather than risking someone else snagging it up while you opine the decision. While they primarily focus on video games for most gaming systems, they do have a stockpile of Funko Pops, some action figures, and a couple of boxes of old comic books all available for assorted prices. Again its based on the stock and the rarity if anything. I did see a stock of hats and billfolds and those are completely new along with a few cork boards of shiny pins which are also new. If you have a gamer geek in your family they should be brought here because I think they'd find something they need or wanted to have for awhile. I've seen them take trades for store credit but outside of that I am not sure how they deal with the walk ins with piles of games, comics or toys. Recommended.

Amazing selection of retro games and consoles. Prices are quite reasonable. Staff is knowledgeable…read moreand helpful.

Highly recommend to go to this store, the selection is a very huge arsenal of retro/modern games,…read moresome are cheap not all since most are expensive nowadays, I've met the cashier with the Afro hair in that store, he's kinda a cool young guy, sometimes makes strict rules cuz it's a small game store with many games idc, it's still a cool store And if you are reading this staff of this store, keep up the work

Amazing and exceptional!! I highly recommend E and J Boutique. Every employee is extremely helpful…read moreand knowledgeable. They have a large variety of cards and collectibles. E and J has their customer's best interest at heart. This is a great shop and we will continue to shop here for many years to come.

Wow what a great mom and pop shop! I can't tell you how much they help me and my son. Great hours,…read moreUnbelievably knowledgeable and friendly, and always willing to help. No one comes close in the neighborhood, trust me I've been to them all in bayridge. My only regret is I didn't find them sooner.

Pretty good retro game store to look at in Brooklyn NY, this store has an selection of very…read moreoverpriced games, not so many games ofc but funko pops a little bit but still pretty cool atmosphere of the inside of that place, just a small store who cares, the service is kinda ok, the cashier was a good person before he kinda left the store idk This is a good game store if you lived near that store.

An awesome store with retro vibes and a great selection of games, for all consoles. The star of the…read moreshow would be the vintage NES, SNES, N64, and PSX games, all with very fair prices comparable to what you'd find being sold by independent sellers online, but with the trust of coming from a store, with everything thoroughly cleaned and functioning its best (I've never had to blow on a cartridge I bought from here, and every game has worked on the first try turning on the system). This place's game selection for these systems includes the best of the best, along with the rarer and more esoteric titles, and the inventory moves pretty quickly so there's always something new every few weeks. The guy running the place, Adrian, is extremely kind and courteous - he is always willing to answer questions and provide info, but he's never pushing to sell anything and it feels like a no-pressure, comfortable environment for taking your time to browse. I'd totally recommend Brooklyn Video Games to anyone who appreciates physical stores for retro games and accessories - two thumbs up!

My wallet walked in with me...and never made it out…read more I went to the Bandai Namco Cross Store in Industry City thinking, "I'll just browse." That was my first mistake. The moment you walk in, it's like your inner child grabs your adult credit card and says, "We ride at dawn." There are Gunpla kits staring at you, shelves of figures judging you, and an entire wall of gashapon machines whispering, "Just one more spin...what's the worst that could happen?" (Answer: you leave with 14 tiny plastic characters and no regrets.) The place is super clean, well organized, and dangerously well-stocked. It's basically a mini Akihabara dropped into Brooklyn, except instead of jet lag, you just get financial regret and a bag full of anime merch you absolutely didn't plan to buy (but 100% needed). Highlights: * The gashapon area is basically a casino, but for anime fans. I blacked out and woke up holding capsules. * Tons of official merch--Gundam, One Piece, PAC-MAN--if Bandai touched it, it's probably here * Chill card game area where you can pretend you came to "hang out" and not spend money Only "downside": * It gets crowded, especially on weekends, which just means more witnesses when you say, "I'm not buying anything else" and immediately buy something else Overall, if you're even slightly into anime, gaming, or collectibles, this place is a must. Just set a budget...then double it...then accept your fate. I'll definitely be back--mostly because I'm pretty sure I left part of my paycheck there

This is a fun spot to check out if you're into anime, gaming, or collectibles. It feels more like…read morean experience than just a store, with different sections for popular series and even a small arcade area. Prices are what you'd expect for official merch, and they've got a good variety of stuff you don't always seee everywhere.

I think , the prices that you see on the shelves aren't what you get at check out. You must be…read morecareful choosing the item.

Wide, bright toy store. They sell many popular brands as well as the Jewish counterpart of whatever…read moregame or toy your looking for. Lots of board games, cars, trains, building bricks, magnetic toys, dolls, etc... to choose from. Prices are comparable to the major toy stores so check online if you think you see a deal- some are good, some aren't.

This is the cutest little store ever. Ran by two elderly folk that are really nice and sweet. They…read morehAve a wall of comics that's hard to get to because they're always holding card game tournaments. They seem to be more of a card game store instead of a comic store. The display cases are full of gaming cards, and there's a line of tables for card gaming, and the comics they do hAve are so packed in the wall shelf that they're almost bending from the weight and pressure of the book. Also they never get any variants. All the variants they would get are sent to their Flatbush location because they sell for more there. Despite everything, this store is nice, because they're so helpful and those two old folk are just adorable.

It's not a good store, I walk into the store and instead of saying hello they ask me for id for no…read morereason what so ever. All I did was walk into the store. I think the Chinese couple are a bunch of racist who all they care about is to make money. I understand it's a business, but that's not how you make money. If I gave them a review to 1-5, it's would be a zero because it's a card store, not a club or a bar. I try to call them for a apology, they won't pick up the phone. I think that business should close it's doors.

I am over the moon to have Boulevard Books in my neighborhood!!! When it opened up a year and half…read moreago, I thought it looked super cute but never had a chance to stop in. Over the last few months, I have spent a lot of time at Boulevard and as Tatiana the owner gets to know you, you become not only a loyal customer but a friend. Her events are awesome and something that Dyker needs. Working in Manhattan sometimes I'm just too tired to stay around in the city for a book signing or cooking class - Boulevard offers regular events such as this and it's only a couple of blocks away from our apartment. Poetry readings, psychic readings, meet and greets - I was so surprised to see such great monthly events when I first stopped in and each event is interesting and fun. The ones that have a cost attached to them are minimal fees and even though I don't have kids, I noticed Boulevard has a ton of kids book events and arts and crafts. They know you by name, track all of your purchases and have a loyalty program where you get a $5 coupon occasionally with your purchases. I joined the book club and the other customers in the store get to know each other and look forward to seeing each other at different events. I've also found some totally random kitschy books here for gifts that people have loved. As for the book selection, even if it's not as big as a chain bookstore, Boulevard has a great variety of books. Best sellers, secret finds, popular series - they have them and in almost every genre including a big kids and teen section. Boulevard feels homey and warm when you come in and like I said, Dyker really needed a place like this. I'd rather give Tatiana and her awesome staff my money than Barnes and Noble or Amazon. Considering how much I spend there, I may be asking them for a second job soon!

I wouldn't consider this a must go book shop. It's tiny so you probably won't find anything…read morespecific here. Your best bet is if you're looking to buy a kids book and you may have some luck in teen fiction. There's an art studio in the back if you want to do some painting. I simply can not recommend this minuscule store.