Good mix of stuff. Good prices. Mix of old and new collectibles. Friendly staff…read more Organization is a hot mess but it was fun looking through things.

If I could rate less than 1 star I would, worst dudes running a game store period. Not in it for…read morethe culture take your money elsewhere

Yellow Springs Toy Company is a chock-filled shop that seems to sell every toy ever invented. The…read moreage range of items is from newborns to seniors. There are bath toys, books, and blocks. There are plushy, puzzles, and puppets. You get the idea. And to top it off, there's a very friendly lady there to help sort it all out for you. The only drawback to the store is that the building is old and not ADA compliant. The entry is via very steep stairs and no landing. It's kind of scary and I'm glad there are handrails. For those with mobility issues, don't worry, as there is in-store pick up, local delivery, and US shipping.

What a fun find in the heart of downtown Yellow Springs! I'm wondering if they're new-ish given…read morethat I'm the first to review this business on Yelp. I'm a sucker for a toy store that sports creative and educational toys. Nine times out of ten I walk out with a purchase either for myself or the kiddos in my life. This visit was no exception. We ended up purchasing these fun stickers that convert a cardboard box into a car (they also had versions that create a mini play kitchen - how fun?!). The shop was filled with educational items - engineering, arts/creative, invention toolkits, art history, etc. They also have a small section in the front with quirky items like a mustached baby pacifier. My only reason for holding back on the fifth star was that some of the tchotchke style items seemed overpriced to a point that I couldn't justify spending more for local - for example $17 sunglasses for kiddos.

This is a nice comic book / card shop. I went in looking for Pokemon cards and they had a pretty…read morenice bulk selection. I got a decent stack from there and a few cards I've never seen. The singles in the case weren't really catching my eye but I had a fun time there looking through bulk cards with my mom. The comic book, hero clicks, and action figures seemed a bit all over the place, but it was all labeled. The man running the store was nice and helpful, he priced all the cards for me and it was a little more than I was hoping but I'll be coming back again.

This place is so cool!…read more Was visiting from Texas when my son and I ran across Bookery while looking for dinner. Amazing selection and really friendly staff. Highly recommend.

The guys that run this place obviously love their job and are very knowledgeable about tabletop…read moregaming. They have a large selection with reasonable prices for a smaller store, as well as a large area full of discount minis and books. I know that it's tempting to buy the same product on Amazon or another big box store and save a few bucks, but remember that smaller stores have to purchase the same products at a higher price (they can't order the same bulk volume that Amazon can). The people here can also give you individualized recommendations, education about basically any tabletop gaming subject, informed recommendations, and are even happy to just shoot the breeze about gaming in general. That's the kind of attention that you will not get from an online store or a big box store. They rely on your purchases to keep their doors open.

I have been to Maverick's about 6 times over past year when visiting Ohio and I cannot be more…read morepleased with my experience. The staff is very attentive, friendly and patient. I had a lot of questions regarding their gaming products and was walked through everything I requested. Great group of folks over there!

We went for the first time on national comic book day - great place, great staff - great time had…read moreby all!

Love the staff, love the selection. It's a cute little place with unique gifts and weck jars!…read moreAlways a win.

Owner is super friendly, chatted quite a bit. Super cool items in the store, especially if you are…read moreenvironmentally aware.

Stopped in for the first time yesterday. Can seem chaotic while browsing due to the size and…read moreinventory but all movies and records are alphabetized. Appreciate that 4k and Blus are separated from the DVDs. Prices are fair, would definitely stop back in when I'm im the area.

What an absolute terrible experience. I made an appointment specifically to sell over a hundred…read morelimited edition still in the plastic blu-rays along with a few other things. I made an appointment ahead of time to ensure that they were interested in what I had and no one's time was wasted. Upon arriving at the pre-arrange time, I was met with hostility and anger as soon as I walked in the door. Shortly into the conversation draped in hostility from their side. I was told to get my s*** and leave. Immediately after told get the f*** out of my store. I was polite and cordial the entire time until he began cursing at me. I will never again do any type of business with this store and highly recommend no one else does either.

I took a fused glass class with my daughter-in-law & granddaughter a year ago and had so much fun…read more This year we took another fused glass class making a wave that fits in a stand. Another great time. Thank you for the beautiful art projects. Will do another next April while visiting in the Dayton area.

i've been here twice and honestly will probably never be back. the first time was very neutral, the…read morewomen working were kinda just like oh a person and left me alone. no problem with that, id rather people be neutral than anything. the selection is kinda ? large but not super diverse if that makes sense, at least for yarn. also a bit old, but i don't mind. found some nice discontinued yarn cheaper than it costs currently! the reason i probably will not be back is the last time, when i walked in whoever was at the register just gave me a look like i ruined her entire day because i exist. it just kinda put me on edge and started making the store feel cramped and like i really just needed to leave, grabbed some needles and a crochet hook i needed and when i went to pay the woman at the register just. had such an evil look on her face any time she looked at me. when i paid she made sure to hand my change back by sitting it on the counter over to the side and did the same with my items despite me reaching for them? the only thing i said to her was hi how are you when i entered. i just found that odd, any time i've done things like that as a cashier was with an unruly customer as my way of being petty. when i use these needles i just think of how i felt so uncomfortable i was literally shaking. there's literally no reason for that, it's a craft store. i get that's a common theme in craft stores but jesus christ, this is why i unfortunately purchase online mostly rather than supporting my local stores.