Unique store carrying a lot of vintage games and toys. Feels like it's out of a 1980s movie. Tons…read moreof classics and decent games too.

Fantastic collection of games. More varied titles than I have seen in any other store. Friendly…read morestaff. Highly recommend.

I love board game cafes! So I was excited to try out this place after finding it listed on two…read moredifferent NYC blogs. First, if you're planning to come here on the weekend, RESERVE YOUR SPOT ONLINE AHEAD OF TIME!!! And I'll tell you why... My friends and I decided on Friday afternoon that we wanted to come here the next day (Saturday). Me, being the planning-type person that I am, immediately hopped onto their website. I found a tab for "reservations", so I checked it out as I had a feeling that they might be pretty busy on the weekend. Sure enough, for our group of 6, they only had availability between 11am and 4:45pm or at 9pm. That was it! We were hoping for an evening slot, but we all decided to settle on the 4:45pm slot and just go have dinner afterwards. Before continuing, it's important to note that each person pays $17 for unlimited use of the board games for a 3-hour duration. When booking online, you have to pay for the entire group's "game time pay" up front in order to get the reservation. So, since it was 6 of us, I went ahead and paid $102 to secure our spot. **They are clear that they do NOT do refunds so make sure you can actually make the time slot you are booking!! Upon arrival, we gave them my name and they showed us to our reserved table. They gave us some quick instructions on what to do with the games when we were done with them, then they left us to have fun! So why is a reservation important? Because I can't tell you how many people we watched get turned away because they showed up and the place was already at max capacity! Our table happened to be right in front of both the door and the counter, so we watched a constant flow of people walk in and then immediately walk back out. Another important thing to note is that they don't allow outside food or drinks, but they also don't serve food... They have coffee drinks available to order as well as a few smoothie options and bottled/canned beverages. Additionally, they had some bagged chips and a few pastries, but that was it. So if you book a slot during dinner or lunchtime, you might want to ensure you eat beforehand as you won't be eating a meal here. The setup inside was a little chaotic. Very crowded with little space between the tables. Also, the staff seemed to not really care to want to be there. They weren't really attentive to the patrons there nor to each other, for that matter. At one point, the trash can was overflowing and I watched one staff member struggle with it and yelling for help but no one came to assist her... Final verdict: If you love board games, definitely come check this place out!!! Reserve your spot ahead of time and bring at least 3-5 people with you for maximum enjoyment!

Very kind workers! So many games, they assisted with finding a games and purchasing the best fit…read morefor us. Drink options are great as well. Space is very small but cozy.

This place is -the- local spot for Magic: The Gathering, D&D, and table-top boardgame and…read moreminiature-model game lovers. Warhammer 40K players have an enthusiastic player base and an amazing "home" here. Couldn't ask for a more friendly or knowledgeable staff. New players for all games are welcomed by the "regulars" and staff, and experienced gamers will surely find worthy challengers. Been attending regularly since the opening: This is what a gaming store aspires to be. A great start this year -- looking forward to see more in 2019!

Nice place to shop and play at! Stopped in the other night to pick up some X-Wing gear. There was…read moreFriday night Magic going on, so they've got that, and it seems nice for the kids into that. They seem to do plenty of Dungeons and Dragons. Lots of Warhammer and the owner is a genuine wargamer, so I'm sure this will be a big hangout for a while to come. Nice block too with some good food options.

We came here for a friend's birthday and booked the place out. We were able to do the laboratory…read moreand penitentiary rooms and had a ton of fun. The guys working here are very friendly and entertaining, and seem to care a lot about guests having fun and asked us for feedback near the end as well. Parts of the rooms do seem a bit dated, and there were certain puzzles that did not make much sense to us even after we solved them. That being said, I think overall they were well thought out and enjoyable to work through. I'm still not sure which room I enjoyed more. I think the laboratory had more interesting puzzles to me, and the penitentiary had a lot of moving parts/puzzles that made it a bit confusing in terms of chronology, but that's a part of the fun of a lot of escape rooms. I would come again if I'm in the area, and look forward to future improvements under the new ownership.

I usually do an escape room in every city that I visit. While I have been to NY before, I finally…read moredecided to do an escape room here. The escape rooms here at OMEscape are very fun, challenging, and a unique activity for a night out. You get 70 minutes to try to escape, and are able to ask for hints if you get stuck. This is one of the more intricate escape rooms that I have done, with unique puzzles that you probably have never seen before. Matt is very funny and plays a good character, and definitely makes the escape room experience way more enjoyable. The price is very worth it as you get 70 mins to escape, while most other rooms I've seen only give 60. There are multiple different rooms to try, so I know if I come back I will get an entirely new experience. Looking forward to coming back here when in NYC!

My, my, my... What a…read moretreat this place is. The entrance alone is like a warm hug -- inviting me into a "lair." Who even talks like that? The vibe is just...chef's kiss. Very good croissant. Very good cardamom latte. And velvet seating??? My type of accommodations, baby.

Such a cozy space that perfectly depicts quiet luxury. I came at the last hour, only one pastry…read moreleft. Got the butterfly cookie out of greed and it was pleasantly delicious! The matcha white chocolate latte was honestly forgettable, but I admit I came for the ambiance versus the cafe. Limited seating, but it wasn't busy on the weekday I came in. The four people playing backgammon seemed very open and communal--one person chatted with me. I'm certain anyone could join in if they desired. Bathroom is really cool as well. You see the larger, grander backspace on the way there.

I have been stopping at a board game shop in every town I have been visiting. This was the best one…read morenear Parsippany, NJ we were visiting for a convention. This was in Booton, NJ, on the way back to Syracuse, NY. The shop was a large room with tables for open gaming and tournaments, and the walls were lined with merchandise for sale--ranging from board games to trading cards. There was plenty of light, and the people playing Magic towards the back were very friendly and welcoming. The gentleman behind the counter was very nice! The coolest part is you can ask for the secret password, based on a quest posted outside the space down the road a little bit, and you can get into the Gaming Lounge addition. When you go in to the Gaming Lounge, it feels like you're stepping into some kind of hobbit hole, and the further back you go, the more space there is to play games with friends. There is even a fireplace! The space is super cozy and features a huge wall of games to play with friends. If I lived anywhere near by, I would go to this shop all the time! The cards they sold were even reasonably priced, so I also love that.

I felt welcomed, the place is clean, and for a Saturday afternoon during COVID, the place was…read morehopping! But I've definitely seen places with a bigger selection and more game knowledge. The shopkeeper listened intently while I told him what kind of gaming experience I was looking for. But it didn't go a lot farther than that. I wanted something narratively heavy, with less rule complexity and overhead than Lord of the Rings: Journeying through Middle Earth. He didn't really have an answer for me, and I felt I gave him a lot to work off of. To give you an idea how small this place is - the pictures in this review represent half the games in the store. There's one extra bookshelf that I didn't catch and there's a display case in front with CCG cards. Shopping experience aside, you can tell this place has a good community. There were four tables occupied in the back around 4 PM on a Saturday - maybe representing 10 people - and there's a big communal shelf you can draw from if you want to play in house. I'd come back to play and make new friends.

Cute game store. 15 tables or so for card game battles…read more Tons of vending machines for various collectibles. $2 a token. Most require 2-4 tokens. ***Doesn't seem like much of a card sales store. More a bring your own cards and battle store.

Literally a store for just one card game - the One Piece TCG. Cool cards, and in the front of the…read moreMitsuwa store. I'm not sure how long it'll last, but it's interesting dedicated to just one game.