This is a hidden gem in our capital city. I can not recommend it highly enough. Movie posters,…read morevideo games and memorabilia greet you throughout he store and the selection of VHS, DVDs and Laser Discs is out of this world. Thank you for being here, Old Sokol Video!

Took my daughter here to look for used switch games. After being ignored waiting at the counter the…read moreguy finally acknowledges us and I ask if he has any more games. He points to where they are. When we start to look the guy says hey you look with your eyes and not with your hands and walked away. (Mind you these are in a closed glass case). I asked if he was serious and he said kinda. We immediately walked out after he tried to justify his comment. Prices looked way too high for used switch games and the employee guaranteed I won't ever be back. I'll go to box stores or Amazon/eBay and give them my money.

I had brought my xbox one in for repair. The disc drive wouldn't load discs. Gamer Room replaced…read morethe drive. It worked for about 4 months and now the drive won't read any discs. I called them back and they said there's only a 30 day warranty. I'm not sure what kind of cheap crap they use for replacement event parts but going there definitely was not worth it. At least UBreakIfix gives a one year warranty.

A spacious neighborhood coffee shop and bookstore. The coffee is amazing and they have unique…read moreflavors like lavender and rose syrups. I liked that the kids section has a small activity table and bean bag chair for my toddler to play and read. The back of the space has ample tables and a couch for anyone wanting to work or read. I had a rose latte and spent 45 mins relaxing and reading in the bright, airy space.

My favorite things about Indigo bookstore is that it's inside an old building and right across an…read moreice cream shop! When you walk inside the bookstore you see that they have their own mini Cafe and seating area to hang out! The bookstore is intersectional and they support the LGBTQ+ community and have created a safe space for the overall community as well. I love that their book sections are labeled by the genre. One topic that I saw was about community activism and books in different languages. They have a children's reading area with a giant tree which I thought was welcoming and fun. They have a piano that anyone can use and play a tune and pins/stickers/bookmarks made by local artists that you can buy.