I love the atmosphere that Enchanted Grounds has. There are many tables set up both in the gaming area as well as in the cafe area that you can play games at. They have a very large selection of games to purchase as well as demo. The people are nice and are always willing to talk about their favorite games. read more

Enchanted Grounds is not for the hardcore Warhammer player, but it does play host to many different types. Coffee drinkers (and tea drinkers) can get their fix here and enjoy the coffee half of the location, and gamers hang back in the corner where the hardcore games are located. They sell Magic Cards and other CCGs in packs and singles, as well as tabletop war games. Between the coffee drinkers and the gamers are an abundance of casual but entertaining games - classics like Go and Pacheesi, and newcomers like the Munchkin series and Axis & Allies. Comics, toys, trinkets, it's all here. I love grabbing a coffee and getting on the Wi-Fi, much like an urban counterpart would do. The staff are very friendly and willing to accomodate special coffee requests. The owner responded quickly when I asked about setting up a club for a game at his store, and he even spoke with me at length about how to best sell my old MTG collection. Enchanted Ground hosts regular gaming sessions and tournaments. So, it's a great place for all occasions. read more

Just went in there to ask about a few cards and to buy some sleeves, the owner gives you a dirty look like he's doing you a favor by buying from him. Total d!ckwad. read more

Stopped here with a friend the other day, just to scope out the store - he was seeking something specific to buy. What can I say that hasn't been said by everyone else who's reviewed here? It's a handsome store from the outside and looks well kept-up. Inside of course, you've got your coffee, snacks, sandwiches and big-sized tables you can plunk down at and chat...or game. This place has a wide assortment of puzzles, board games (Life, Monopoly, and probably 50 others you haven't heard of), role-playing games, collectible card games, of COURSE the collectible card expansion packs (that's where game companies make their monehz), figurines, various paint/art/brush supplies for putting your own personal touch on them, all manner, shape and size of dice (not just 6-siders, folks) -- they even have some clever dice in that are transparent and have tiny dies inside them so you can "roll twice" for every 1 roll you make ;), starter gaming kits, game manuals and scenario expansion publications -- and a small corner with a wide assortment of comic books, graphic novels and entire sets of books -- actually saw a full set of Sandman novels there, which I've never seen in a store before. There is even a spin carousel of cheesy Archie comics. This place does NOT have software/cartridge-based games, so if you think it's the be-all end-all for all your gaming needs, it is not - but for what they do, they have a pretty amazing assortment of stuff here. Speaking of stuff, *I* was stuffed when we got here, so I didn't get to actually sample the food, but probably sometime in the future it will be checked out. Very impressive. read more

This place is where I got into magic! There food and drinks are not your 5 star restaurant but still are decent and at a very fair price! They have games that I've never heard of and the staff knows so much about them. They have a wide selection of magic single cards, sleeves, and other accessories. Although the one thing that did make me a upset was they aren't the best at trade prices. They use a website called MTGGoldfish. I was wanting to trade a foil Kalitas, traitor of ghost which is worth around $33 at the time. Ugin the spirit dragon was at $30 which is what I wanted. They told me that Ugin was $35 even though the site said $30.36. I sucked it up and ask how much I would get for my kalitas. They said $4. They don't care if you're card is foul here and don't really even give you 1/2 then what it's worth. Anyways I still LOVE this place! Can't wait to go drafting for Friday night magic again tomorrow night and so on! read more

How freaky...yelp offered up the option for me to review this place. How did they know I was there!?! Anyway...Yes I have been here and I did enjoy my visit. The place was good for working but be prepared to have your nerd (meant kindly) blockers on. It makes me smile to remember my visit There was a couple 20+ year old role-gamers there. These dudes must have spent hundreds of dollars on their gaming hobby/habit. Like "holy-get-a-job-batman." Yammer has a face. Then there was a group nice kids (14-17?) playing card games or what ever they had going on. This place is unique in that it has a comic and gaming theme to it. Unique in my experience. This is not starbucks. Nice place, good enough food, and interesting clientele. This is not a "punk" scene at all just different as coffee shops should be. I wish the business owners well. Yes I would go back and I am glad I visited. read more

Great coffee and a good place to keep the kids entertained while you enjoy it. Sometimes I go out of my way just to stop by and grab a coffee from this shop! read more

I can't comment on the games as that isn't my thing but this place definitely serves that niche well as there are always tables of folks playing their games and enjoying themselves. I only stop in for a latte, which are delicious. The baristas are friendly and make a delicious drink. My kids love the frappes too. read more

Not Starbucks! Great place to have coffee, food, play games/puzzles and just set up shop. Definitely stop in when in the area.

Love Enchanted Grounds! Perfect place to go to work and get away from that overpriced Seattle based coffee company. Coffee is great and truly enjoy seeing gamers and people enjoying their cup of coffee. Love the atmosphere and extremely friendly staff! read more

Really awesome!! Telling everyone!! I was so happy to see all of the Firefly games and items. I'm bringing my husband next time for Magic tournaments as well. Yay!!! read more

Me my Dad and brother went there and they kicked us out because we had Starbucks and they said it was a libel safety hazard. Like we were going to throw Starbucks on a person. read more

Cool little coffee shop that offers a nice place to sit and enjoy the internet and browse some games. Pros: Great coffee, tea, books, and space. Cons: Customer service could be improved, they sometimes seem irritated that you are there asking to buy a coffee. All in all, I would definitely recommend this place. What a nice change from the typical Starbucks! read more

I have been going here for a while now and I was a fan of this place, comics - unique games - puzzles all with your coffee was good stuff. However, was in there this afternoon for a coffee and realized just how slow they move to get a coffee drink (mind you the place was not busy Sunday afternoon). Now I don't want them to rush as when you do get your coffee, it is pretty good, but 8-10 minutes after waiting for someone to take my order when you're not busy, but the person making it is just that slow??? The other thing I noticed was just how much cruddy attitude you get with your coffee. The guy working the counter should really NOT be customer facing (did not recognize him, so recent hire maybe?). This could be easily a 3-4 star place if the owner would just remind the employees to make the customers feel welcome and that you appreciate their business. As is, Starbucks is looking much better from a service perspective and their coffee is OK (personally I am not a Starbucks fan....) read more

I've been going here for 8 years now. My son and I play Magic here almost every Friday. There is always some gaming going on.

Great coffee and game store. Starbucks quality coffee but with local store comfort, feel, and customer service.

I have been coming to this coffee shop for 2 years. I have always been able to bring my own food without getting reprimanded because I have allergies that are not very common and the coffee shop does not sell what I can eat. I opened a snack bar and the owner, Jeff, swooped in like he had been waiting for it. He told me and my friend that we could not have outside food in his coffee shop. I told him that I bring my own because he doesn't have anything to buy that I can have. He then gave me this ridiculously snarky look and asked me what allergies I have and asked what kind of snack bar I had. I told him and he said, well, I have bars at the counter that don't have any of those ingredients in them. He totally lied. I have looked at the bars at the counter and there are zero that I can have. I could not believe the attitude that he gave me and my friend. He acted like a 2 year old not getting his way. Then, about 5 minutes some teens showed up to shop for games (not even to sit down at a table, just to SPEND MONEY ON GAMES!!!!!) and they all had drinks from 7-11. Jeff immediately told them to leave and lost the business and money of 4 people. I most likely won't come here again unless I need to since the shop is the only place around open late. I make it a point to buy a drink each time I come in (4-6 times a week) and have spent a lot of time and money here. Jackie and her husband are really sweet people and they know how to run a business the right way. They need to buy Jeff and his parents out of this business so that they don't keep losing customers. From the other reviews, it looks like Jeff is a major problem and he drives away customers all the time. By the way, there is no sign on the outside of the business that says no outside food is allowed. Reply: Hi Jeff, When I was asked what kind of bar I had, I told you the major ingredients that it was free of, but my allergies are no one else's business but my own. I cannot have any of the salads, cookies, bars, chips, burritos, or any other food at the shop. I used to buy food there all the time before I had to change my diet again and I wish I could still eat the things I used to (believe me, the bars are not good and I get really tired of salads), but it's just not possible anymore. There are only two kinds of snack or meal bars that I can eat now and if I have a salad, I have to make it myself and make my own dressing. Fortunately, I can still have two or three of the drinks at the shop (the cider which I LOVE, by the way, and the coffee). I always buy at least one or two drinks while I'm there because I know I stay for a long time every day. I think the way and the attitude with which the issue was brought up the very second I opened my snack was just kind of rude. I literally felt like one of the teenagers that was sent away. It really reminded me of the way I might talk to my 10 year old when he gets into trouble, except I would never belittle him with the attitude that you showed me. The reason you felt that things were friendly was because I was so astonished that I didn't even know what to say besides to keep my cool so as to not make a scene and not be rude and demeaning right back to you. Whatever age you may think I am, you should add ten to fifteen years and treat me the way you would treat someone of that age instead of a teenager or twenty-something since I'm not close to either of those. Thank you for your apology and I apologize for being an inconvenience. Reply Hello again, I would like to come in and resolve all of this! I am not sure when you posted the last reply, but I have a 9 hour lab tomorrow, so I wouldn't be able to come in during downtime. I also have class for 8 hours on Friday during downtime, but could come over the weekend sometime. I so appreciate your willingness to resolve this and really, it would have been no big deal at all if we were just told that we couldn't eat what we brought inside the shop, but it would be OK to eat it outside! I love coming in to study especially on the late nights. It's super nice to have a place to study late. I know I stay for many, many hours at a time and am very thankful for a safe place to study that's not at the library since the library isn't open late. I'll tell you, taking 18 credits at once in nursing school is extremely stressful and enchanted grounds truly has provided me with a relaxing environment to study. read more

Today I went in to pick up about $30 worth of comics from my regular pull list. As I go there regularly to spend between $10-$30. recently I have been buying my variants else where as they always seem to have them prices $5-$10 bucks higher than other comic shops. However there location was convenient so I kept giving them a chance, and my business. To start off my 6 year old son was with me today, and had also picked out a comic. Upon checking out, and young man about 20-22 with a tall wave haircut black framed glasses, and a smug attitude was the customer service rep who was available to assist me. I brought up some comics, and had him go to the back to get some from my pull list. once I had made my selections I handed him the stack. He then started to man handle the comics, and opened one to scan, which is a black cover variant. He literally tried to rip off the front blank cover as he apparently thought it was supposed to be there. anyone who collects comics knows that is really stupid to attempt, and would erk any collector. I sternly told him to please not rip off the cover, and that I wanted to check the condition to see if I still wanted it. He rolled his eyes, and gave the most disdain look, then reluctantly handed the comic back to me. It was indeed now damaged, as there was a large crease where his fingers, and thumb began to tear away on the cover, and was now no longer collecting quality. I told him that I no longer wanted the book as he damaged it. "That was kinda careless" is exactly what I said when he lost his temper. keeping in mind again my 6 year old son is standing right there. He then proclaims in a very aggressive manner I don't have to be rude, and began puffing up his chest, and turning red, as he clearly was not mature enough to control his temp, and just simply say "sorry sir it was my mistake". right away another man slightly overweight with gray hair and glasses jumped in and started to tell the other employee to back off. the other employee seemingly appeared to show a desire to assist me. However when I stated to him I thought he was being very rude, and I wanted an apology from the first employee. The first employee reappeared out of the back, and said "let go outside sir" as his undeveloped voice cracked with nervous angst, indicating he wanted to fight me. Which was hilarious to me, inside i was trying not to laugh as the kid looked like he had never done a push up, and could likely not do a single push up with his gangly little boy arms... once again my 6 year old son is standing right next to me. I then turned to the older, overweight employee, with shock in my eye. And asked if he was really going to let an employee threaten me by trying to incite a fight? the older employee tried to cover for him saying he did not say that, when he clearly did. The younger employee then totally ruined the older employee saying he had not said that at all. when he claimed he did say that but ment or he's call the police. (call them to tell them you lost your temper over a customer calling you out on your carelessness, and rude behavior?) which made the older employee look even less withfull as he insisted he had not said that at all. All the while the younger employee is threatening me, i was insisting the older employee scan the items I came into purchase, so I could leave. I then told him I wanted him to cancel my pull list as I could deal with the "prick" of an employee treating me that what especially in front of my kid. yes I said "prick" could have said worse, and the younger employee was a "prick" and he totally deserved be labeled as such. upon saying the word "prick" the older overweight mans face turned bright red. He began to stutter, and fumble around trying to scan the comics, as asked, so I could pay, leave, and never come back. At that point I wasa thread away from just walking out, but then the older employee. In his highly emotional state, as he literally dropped 2 of the comics, and continued to stutter, said "ya know what you can't but these, just go and don't come back" This is when my 6 year old son started crying. At that point I said my pleasure, and left. So moral of the story. their employee was rude, and created a hostile situation with his behavior and poor customer service skills. Upon being called out for it he threatened me. Upon escalating to another employee who seemingly was professional at first but had even less control of his emotions. the 2nd employee didn't make me leave because of me, he literally started to have a nervous break down of some kind, and his mental state shut down to the point where all he could do to function was just yell at me to leave. Despite the fact I literally had my debit card out and was asking him to complete the transaction so I could leave. he just had a total break down instead. So if you like emotionally unstable employees this is your place. wont be back ever! read more

I expected so much more from this place. When I noticed the sign I couldn't wait to check it out, especially since it is 5 min away from my house. I went into the littleton store on opening weekend. Not one employee greeted me??? I figured out who the manager was and stood by him and some other guy. I waited about three minutes with the I need help look before he let me into his conversation. The guy he was talking too was a lot more helpful. I game quite a bit and I know that this is a service industry. What I expected is a hello and have you ever been to enchanted grounds before?? No ok well this is what we offer..what games do you play? Netrunner oh we would love to get that going in the new store how about Thursday? Instead I got a manager who barely wanted to speak to me??? WTF. I told my wife and she said opening weekend give him a break. So I did and I wanted to give it one more try so I went in on a Tuesday morning. There were about 8 kids at a table a mom with her two kids browsing and two coffee slingers. I walked in and once again not a hello and while I was looking at games not one person asked if I needed help. I will never go in there again they have shit customer service and I will bad mouth them to every gamer I know. If you want a quality game store go to wizards chest they understand customer service. I can't speak on the highlands ranch store but the owners should wise up and fix the littleton store. Maybe some training sessions on basic customer service. After I had posted this the owner emailed me within 10- 15 minutes. We exchanged a couple of emails and I explained what happened and he was determined to fix it. I told him I would give the shop another chance. I have been in multiple times and I have had good to great customer service. I would like to thank him for listening. read more

While the concept of this coffee house seems like a great idea, they are severely lacking in the customer service department. Here's a tip: when you're in the service providing industry - you give your customers what they ask for. Strange, I know. So don't offer all different types of milk if you're going to limit your customers on what type they can actually order with their drink. I've come here with my boyfriend on many occasions and have always ordered the same thing... until today. I'm sorry you think that almond milk doesn't mix well with my drink but guess what? Coconut milk makes it too sweet, soy milk is processed (which I try to stay away from) and I don't like whole milk in my drinks. It also tastes really freaking good the way I order it. The barista's 'reason' for not making it with almond milk: "management says we're not allowed to make it that way". I'm sorry but why the hell is management dictating/telling their customers what they can and cannot have? They don't know what my preferences are or what tastes best to me or anyone else. My point: don't go here if you like your coffee made a specific way - they'll tell you you're wrong and will refuse to make it. read more

Used to love this place. My family and I would go here 2-4 times a week. Sometimes just for desert after dinner, but on weekends we would go there, buy a new game and play while we ate a "treat." I realize that families aren't their main source of business, so take this review for what it is. Last month, my wife, kids and myself went here with the intention of buying a game (which is not cheap) and getting coffee / hot cocoa. However, before we were completely through the door, the girl behind the counter screamed (very loudly) across the store and said "He can't come in with those on!" (My son was wearing Heeleys.) Before we could even ask if he could take them off, ect, she yelled again "You'll have to leave." While I understand that Heeleys could cause an issue, my son (7 years old) was shaken up and the way she handled it was unbelievably rude. We spent about $300-$400 a year hear the past few years between games and coffee. They will never get another penny. Again, probably not meant for families and they won't miss our business, but people should know. read more