I'm honestly a little confused. I went there on a Sunday and it looked like they were packing up…read morethe store but there was no sign indicating what was going on.

From the owner: Utopian Gaming is located at 605 Lapalco Blvd J Gretna, LA and is equipped with state-of-the-art…read moreequipment consisting of five 50” TVs for presentations and entertainment, 19 gaming consoles and 14 desktop gaming PCs loaded with games, and over 130 board/table games with 18 board game tables. Our space can comfortably accommodate 150 players and spectators, and also has a snack bar for refreshments. Our game lounge is a great place for people of all ages and gaming experience levels to relax and enjoy a wide variety of games that are sure to please everyone. Utopian Gaming is a great place to host field trips, fundraisers, game nights, and any other celebrations/events for your organization. We offer affordable group rates and add-ons such as food packages, a photo booth, and tournaments/team building events run by our staff for your organization. We also have military and first responder discounts. Utopian Gaming will also be hosting tournaments and esports events for the more competitive gamers.

It's so exciting to find a store that carries retro stuff and that has titles you've been looking…read morefor. BUT, an instant shame when you realize the only reason they've got what you're looking for, is because everything is grossly overpriced by $20-$50 what you can easily find it for online.. even the common games are double what you should reasonably be paying. I'm all for supporting local and independent businesses, but GET REAL with your prices. I would have gladly picked up 5+ games today but I left empty handed. Very friendly and helpful staff and lots of quality titles. But the disgusting price gouging due to the poor business model is earning this shop 3 stars instead of 5.

On Friday they said it fix my Nintendo they should tell us before made my heart brokenread more

This place is worth going to just for all the video game memorabilia! If you grew up or are part of…read morebasically any era of gaming, you would enjoy this place they have a very vast selection of consoles, games, store displays, statues, figures, candy,plushes, and a whole lot more the prices here are amazing and they even have some interactive elements. Come here if you ever get a chance.

I recently went to play and talk because me and my boyfriend were out and about for my birthday…read moretrip. We came across the store, thinking it looked really cool inside so we decided to look around. We've decided to buy resident evil biohazard because I once had the game when it first came out. Mind you we live in New Orleans, Louisiana so we drove a long way from where we live to Biloxi. Just to come home and find out that the game does not work at all. We popped the game in the ps4 and once the game played for five minutes, then it played for three minutes, and after that it wouldn't play at all & this would pop up on the screen. "Cannot continue using the application. The disc cannot be read. Make sure that the disc is not damaged or dirty." Upon further inspection of the CD it's obvious that the game is a fake. And after reading the return policy and other reviews, we already know we won't get a legit game or any help with our purchase considering they didn't help others with the same issue. We also didn't receive a receipt from the employee. I feel scammed. What a lovely birthday gift.

Kids always love going to this store in Lakeside. Very engaging lego play areas for every kid…read more There was one where you could build little animals like turtles or birds or pink pig according to a spin-the-wheel....one of the best stations I've seen at a lego store. Good to see the botanical offerings being broadened, very practical for interior decor. Bought the orchid before here and it still looks great.

Good selection & value Great Service. Now the most…read moreexpensive LEGO set went from $699 to $999.

My son was looking for some "retro" controllers and games. The staff at Best Buy told us to go to…read moreGamestop. The employees at GameStop know their stuff, helping with game recommendations and taking care and time and offering options that were not upselling. I recommend this shop.

Pretty good, have a lot of stuff you don't usually see when it comes to accessories. I've seen game…read moreguides in there I haven't seen in 15-20 years. The games can be a little expensive but it's not insane prices, it's standard for what this is. It's only 4 stars because a lot of the time I go and it's closed when it's supposed to be open.

We were so excited to check this place out--it's the only retro video game store in town and we'd…read morebeen looking forward to going for weeks. The selection really is impressive: tons of old consoles, games, and accessories that took us right back to childhood. But the prices? Absolutely ridiculous. Almost $200 for a used N64? That's not "retro," that's robbery. GameStop right down the street is selling them for $70! We walked in ready to spend some money, but we walked right out instead. Super disappointing. Guess we'll stick to online shopping where at least the prices make sense.

This Barnes and Noble location used to be my main study spot when I was still in high school. There…read moreare many tables that are available for you to sit at and the inside is very spacious. The staff is also pretty nice and helpful if you had any questions. The only reason why I'm giving them four stars is because there are no outlets available if you had to charge your laptop or cell phone which is a bit of a hassle since most people usually use electronics for their studying. Other than that, this is still a solid Barnes and Noble in the Westbank area.

So, the interesting thing here is that I didn't visit this location because it was Barnes & Noble…read moreand they seem to be closing up all over the country. I actually visited here because I found out they actually had the JUST egg bagel which I had been looking for all over the country. Imagine my surprise when I found out it was in Harvey, LA of all places. The establishment was also very big, clean, well lit, and had a great ambiance to it. The customer service was good as well and I look forward to visiting again when I am in the crescent city. Eat, Drink, and Be Merry, my Friends!!

The assistant management today was completely incompetent with handling a stocking issue that falls…read moreon the employee, not the buyer. When trying to properly resolve in a professional manner, the assistant manager was unable to complete intelligent coherent sentences and resolve the issue properly.

Might as well get my money's worth out of the PS4 I purchased last November. The two sales people…read morewere very helpful and informative in helping me decide between two games. I'm not a gamer but I try. Bought the new God Of War because the lead character had a beard. Seemed like someone I could relate to. The price of video games now is around $60. That's about the norm. There is a selection of used games and new for each platform as well as random toys, action figures and novelty items. It's everything you would expect for a modern day video game store. I give it a five out of five.

This GameStop is much better than the one we usually frequent in Mobile, husband bought two new…read moregames here. They sell T Shirts and collectibles, too. Also has some VR gear, extra controllers.

Pandemic update: Still 5 stars and they are making it super…read moreeasy to order and get your books, puzzles and games. If they have whatever you need instock, then you can get contactless delivery to your car! If they don't there is an independent bookstore link and they get a good percentage of the sale proceeds. They have a great selection of new and used books, many local. And they have great gift selections too.

As an English teacher, I spend way more time in bookstores than other stores because the nerd in me…read moreis just enraptured by them. I happened upon Tubby and Coos completely by accident as I had set out to visit one of the neighboring shops and they caught my attention by their PSA sign out front. I walked in the store, and the Sci Fi nerd in me just jumped out as the first thing I saw was Doctor Who. There are a great variety of other books as well, many that appeal to the YA audience as well as the alleged adults of the crowd. I actually ended up picking up a book on the history of the Carnival Krewes of New Orleans, so there really is a bit of something for everyone. The store is small, but there are two stories of goodies contained therein so make sure you take your time to enjoy it all.