We are here all the time…read more My fiancé have a number of game shops that we like to visit, but this is one of those that's at the top of the list. We find something every time we visit, and we'll find some gems more often than not. The store is organized super intuitively so we'll find what we're looking for with minimal effort, and if it's not in store the incredibly amazing staff will see if it's at another location for us. This location is also pretty game focused, so if you're looking for a wider selection of merch another location may be more suited for your needs. They do have some good merch, it's just not as much as some of the other locations. That being said, we've found some really cool collectibles here like gaming statues that are just too spectacular to pass up. I will be the first to admit that we look for every excuse to visit Game Over. Zero shame. This place rocks.

I'm officially in love with this chain of stores! Stopped in at one of their San Antonio locations…read more(though I am an Austinite), and I was really impressed particularly by the selection this one boasted. To an extent I realize this is based off what gets brought in by customers looking to sell, but the organization of this store was also top-notch. In addition to ATARI 2600 cartridges, there were a few select Commodore 64 and Intellivision cartridges; on the opposite side of the spectrum, they had a decent wall of PS4 and Xbox One. So practically no matter what generation console games you're looking for, you'll find it here! Loads of games for handhelds as well, including GameGear, PSP, and all the Nintendo handhelds. You'll also find some neat modern "gamer gear" like hats, wallets/lanyards, plushies, etc. Some old guidebooks and manuals. And a fridge full of beverages. This location has a console museum too, where you can step through time and admire how far video game technology has come! Some really obscure consoles in the glass cases, with descriptions of each. So rad! *w* There's also an Artist's Alley toward the back, where you can support local artists who do video game related art. I love seeing all the creativity and how gamers get inspired! I did come in to do an exchange, because one of the ATARI 2600 cartridges I'd gotten from another location turned out to be a dud. The employee, Jake, was cool about it and happily supplied me another copy they had in inventory. Gotta give him some props- he's an excellent multi-tasker. When I came in, it was pretty busy and he was the only one there, but he did great at attending to everyone and cheerfully at that, even with the phone ringing too! This location doesn't have a set-up to test/demo anything in the store (some Game Over Videogames do), but they did seem to have a backroom area where you could schedule to host a party/meet-up, and that's pretty neat.

A wide selection of sealed and Rae cards, tons of funky pops, even labubus. But my favorite part of…read morethe store is the wall of items made by local artist and crafter. Staff is amazing, always have the best deals

Wish they would widen their selection. The store really used to be a great place for finding funko…read morepops and now it's not even close anymore. They rarely promote them on social media and mainly just promote cards. That's great but there are so many card shops. So yeah it would be nice if they widen their selection on funko pops and other collectibles. Like comic books are listed but they don't have them. It would be great to see comic books there. Also with the cards it would be nice to see like Star Wars or marvel cards. Hopefully this doesn't sound harsh but I've seen this store before they moved to this location. I know they have the potential to be a lot more. It's just disappointing that they have leaned so heavily to cards. When people like myself originally came for different stuff.

I have absolutely no clue what Warhammer is or anything about figure painting or board game. So I…read morewas at the blood donation center next door, doing good deed:3, and when I finished I decided to stop by to take a look at what this store is about. The man in charge greeted me, and show me all around. Let me painted my first action figure, show me how to play a game of Warhammer, and taught me a lot about this game. I forgot his name but he has glasses and piercing and he's bad with name so am I. But overall great impression he was very nice and attentive, stop by here if you want to geek out on board game about alien and space marines.

They had everything warhammer related great customer service but a little pricey and the employees…read moreare nice

Aside from one uncomfortable experience years ago that required calling security after being…read morefollowed, Barnes & Noble at The Shops at La Cantera is still a decent place to stop by. I had a wonderful time there with my niece, enjoying some quality bonding time. We browsed books, picked out a few to buy, and treated ourselves to Starbucks.

How can you not enjoy an hour at Barnes & Noble while sipping on a Caramel Macchiato on a cold,…read morerainy afternoon?

Very kind workers, always helpful…read more I love this hot topic the always have the things I need and the workers are even patient with you when asking questions. Very respectful and professional. Very quick at providing service.... Very clean and organized

This store was pretty nice! Very clean, lots of t-shirt options, and so many different anime shows…read moreto choose from. There were plenty of pop it's, lanyards, backpacks, shirts, key chains, and even a few cups and mugs.

This place is what the name implies. It is a place to hang out with your friends whether that be…read moreD&D, Magic, or Pokemon. They do have stuff for sale, but the selection is small for the most part. I will say if you are into Magic the Gathering this is a great place to stop by! The staff here was also very kind.

Love this place! Owner is super helpful and great at what he does! He helped fix my Xbox and I…read morefound a lot of cool affordable video games. Cool Pokémon collection as well and sports cards. Video game night was so much fun!!! My kids and I had a blast. Great location too, 5 mins from UT Health, I like to stop by during my lunch breaks from work.

Soooo much merch and friendly staff…read more I love stopping into Box Lunch to see all there is to see. There's always tons of Disney stuff, Mickey ears with matching bags and wallets, sweaters, kitchenware, you name it, it's probably there, but there's also a sprinkling of anime, video game, and non-Disney movie stuff as well. More times than not I'll pick up an enamel pin or snack, but every once in a while they'll have something from The Mummy (1999) or the likes that I just can't leave without. This place could be hazardous to your wallet's health if you're not careful, but man, is it a fun place to shop.

BoxLunch is near Dillard's inside the North Star Mall and is a fun detour. It feels less like a…read moregeneric mall shop and more like a curated treasure hunt for anyone into anime, Disney, or retro pop culture. The best part is that you don't have to feel entirely guilty about dropping cash on another Funko Pop or Loungefly bag, since part of what you spend goes directly toward local food banks. In fact, for every ten dollars a customer spends in the store (or online), they will help donate a meal through Feeding America to help local food banks.