To sum it up: Many games for purchase, clean and organized store, MSRP Pokemon trading cards, and…read moreallows donations. My husband and I are huge Pokemon fans and we love to open and collect cards. But with the surging popularity of this hobby, many stores such as Target, GameStop, and other collectible places sometimes increase their prices, so it's not worth it to buy them overpriced. Gamescape keeps their prices as MSRP and their staff is very friendly. They keep it simple and easy with their Pokemon trading card items behind the counter and if they have more, they'll tell you and if they're not, they're out. None of that "hiding items from customers" nonsense that you see from other stores because they want to keep it for themselves, and etc. I also appreciate them accepting our donations of Pokemon items and accessories such as playmats, dice, binders, etc. After opening Pokemon cards, my husband and I do not need 10+ playmats, bunch of dice, and countless binders. With all of these in "never used" conditions, we would rather donate them to kids who would appreciate them more and have fun with them. I definitely do not want to sell those to kids or others as well, since they are free items with the Pokemon cards. Gamescape accepted our donations and was very appreciative. Thank you Gamescape for being one of the few places who sells their Pokemon items at MSRP and allowing us to enjoy this hobby without burning our $$$ too much lol

Tempted to gate keep this place but I can't. They are hands down the best game shop in San…read moreFrancisco! I came here for a One Piece card tournament and it was so fun. The bustling murmuring of fans chatting bout the game. Everyone in the community here is so helpful and open. They gave me card protectors and even game resources. The staff is the best. Always friendly and enthusiastic about helping you. Their price are the best in town bar none. Even the official Bandai store is 20$ more. Ironically, during this pre release event for a new set, the official store didn't have any products. ( Gamescape price are the best and they give free packs per win. I definitely recommend you to shop here for your TCG and figuring hobbies needs.

Secrets of Strixhaven prerelease event was my first ever and I was made to feel very welcome! Very…read morekind and helpful community and of course well-organized by knowledgeable and experienced staff.

They ran a great magic strixhaven prerelease. Events ran smoothly and the community is very…read morefriendly.

A neighborhood treasure! I love the outdoor seating in their parklet. Some of the private game…read morerooms inside are so cute. I love the posters and decor. It's nerdy, homey, tasteful, fun, and relevant to their clientele. Bathroom is clean. Service is funny and helpful and thoughtful. So many games! I love that they show local SF happenings on the front desk.

We did a One-shot D&D campaign with Zoe as our DM. It was a fantastic experience. My gf and I…read morewere brand new to D&D and we both loved it. Dogpatch games has a great staff and really cool ambiance. The price was perfect and very reasonable. Would definitely go again!

Visiting San Francisco for the first time in 19 years, I made it a mission to find a game store…read more The closest one was about a mile away, so I walked from The Clancy in SoMa with one goal: buy the new 2024 D&D Monster Manual. That's my rule: if I step into a game or comic shop, I have to buy something. It's a hard habit to break at this point. From the outside, the store looks massive -like it might contain the multiverse. But once inside, the retail selection isn't quite as big as it appeared to be. BUT... it's got great stuff. Solid board game options. Plenty of space for RPGs and card games. It's the kind of store that's clearly built around social gatherings and play. Spacious and not cramped. A rare find in a city setting. There's an upstairs and downstairs, but those seemed more dedicated to table games you can meet up and play rather than shopping, so I didn't explore too much. The staffer working was friendly and helpful. She even checked if they had the new Monster Manual. Unfortunately, they didn't. That was a letdown. I mean, it's been out for months. If a game store doesn't carry the NEW core D&D books, especially right after a new edition drops, it stings a bit. They had plenty of the original 5e, but not the new. Still, I wasn't leaving empty-handed. Picked up a slick set of dice and the softcover Pathfinder 2E Monster Core Pocket Edition. Gotta support the cause. Overall? I'm glad I found the place. It's a real hangout spot. Honestly, throw in some coffee and comfy chairs, and I'd post up there for hours. Coffee and dice----- it just works right? Note: The 5-stars is a soft 5 because it really doesn't deserve a 4. I just wasn't floored and wowed by the place in general. 4.5 would be perfect. But a 5 it is DESPITE they didn't have what I came to get.

They gave me out really weird vibe and uncomfortable atmosphere with staff or whoever is in there…read more I ended up paying for sometime anyway because I didn't want to walk out empty handed, especially with the attitude of whoever work there.

Love this neighborhood business. We came after dinner after getting a recommendation to check this…read moreplace. They have card games and board games you can play or purchase. There's food and drinks for purchase. Fun place to come hang out with friends if you like to play board games. Great way to try new and different games.

They have a bunch of board games, and the food is pretty good! It's also gluten free, so it's a…read moregood place if anyone in your group has any level of gluten intolerance. I tried the Dinosaur Island, which is the rice plate with fried chicken and salad. From my experience, these sorts of game places have food as an afterthought, but the food here was enjoyable. Even though it's $7 per person to get a table, it gets busy here. We had to wait 10-15 minutes on a Saturday night. As expected for a place where people play board games while eating, it does get a bit loud inside, and the game pieces can get grimy. Street parking only.

Where do I start? This is one of my favorite bookstores (and not just because it is the one closest…read moreto where I live.) Amazing staff, amazing selection of books, gifts, trinkets, stationery (I love writing cards and come here for birthday, anniversary, Valentine's Day, and Christmas cards--also just-because cards!), and also board games. It feels like home. It's cozy, warm, intimate, and what a small indie bookstore should be. They update their selection pretty often and are just wonderful people.

This bookstore is one of the best in the city. It boasts a great selection of books in most genres,…read moreas well as a generous gift selection. It's become my go-to place to buy cards for weddings, new babies, promotions, etc. They have a robust section of LGBTQ+ wedding cards, which is hard to find - and great to see here! They also have really cute custom canvas totes, as you might expect, highlighting our fantastic city.

Came here with my 6 year old son who is just getting into collecting Pokémon cards and we were…read morehelped by Johnny. He was so kind and helpful! He helped my son pick our amazing booster packs to start his collection. Prices were very reasonable. We will definitely be coming back!

For all your pop culture, anime and TCG need check out this place!…read more The shop used to be a normal walk-in but due to the high volume of rare collectibles insides it's mostly placing orders by the door. Yes, meaning there might be a line of ppl waiting to pick up their orders. It also means you should already know what you want to get. This kinda ruin the whole checking out new interest and be absorb into the culture more. I hope it goes back to the way it was before. The staff were friendly and I always get my order in great condition with amazing price. I recommend you guys check out their online store for inventory and goods.

I called in to place preorders on a couple of MTG x FF decks on Feb 19th and whoever picked up the…read morecall said they would write down my name and orders for when they set up the pre-order list up. Everything cool, right? Well, it turns out, no. I came in today since I was in the area to double check if I was on the list and was not. They completely forgot to add me in and the list was so long, it was highly unlikely I would get the decks I pre-ordered. They told me it would be best to go to another shop to order and was not at all apologetic about the mishap. In fact, there were no apologies made. I really wanted to support a local card shop but the lack of accountability and the poor customer service makes it very difficult to do so. I won't be back.

An okay stop for tabletop games and minis, but nothing that really wowed me. The selection is…read moredecent, and you'll find the popular titles and basics you'd expect, of course. Staff were polite and professional, but the energy felt pretty flat, which made the visit less engaging. It's fine if you're already in the area and need a specific item, but not a destination I'd go out of my way for.

Support local and small business! I will be getting my…read morecomics from here anytime I'm interested in a series/ they just received a new batch of the absolute series! And they were super helpful in pointing me in the right direction of which to read first and providing more information.

This place has a cool amount of comics and books. It's kinda cluttered since it's not a big store…read morebut does have some good stuff. Parking can be a b$&@! We drove around the block a few times til we got lucky and parked in front of the store.

Revisited Halloween Edition: Walking in my old stomping grounds on 16th street between Guerrero and…read moreDolores there is store which has some items both for kids and adults. This place is located on the same block where they filmed the church wedding scene in the retro 80's music video ( RIP MTV) for the song " Jeopardy" by the San Francisco based band Greg Kihn band. On an Autumn stroll what is considered a San Francisco Summer month I went to a store which has been selling nostalgia merchandise and current popular culture figures and collectibles for over 20 years in the Mission Dolores area of San Francisco and it's called Super 7. Stepping inside Super 7 and you have entered another fantasy universe where you see all types of monsters , hero's , villains , and animation characters in SF. Even the wall paper of Super 7 has Star War icons such as Boba Fett to Darth Vader. This place has Halloween action figures year round like Dracula and Wolf man along with retro Halloween masks. They have action figures of music acts such as Daft Punk, OutKast, MF Doom, and other musical performers. They sell merchandise from Peanuts to Sesame Street. They also have t-shirts for classics such as Power Rangers , and SpongeBob SquarePants. Super 7 has Japanese toys and novelties inside. This place is a Halloween celebration letter to San Francisco because everyday is Halloween in San Francisco especially in the Mission District. I went to the block in the Mission District were I lived as a kid and as a "teen" where everyday is like "Halloween" go to Super 7 which is located on "Sixteen" with the streets of Guerrero and Dolores in "between" Inside the Super 7 has some unique toy figures from movies and "television" and famous bands that make songs that are popular to " listen" with some toy releases which are limited "edition" they have many collectibles all in one unique store in the heart of the "Mission"

Great store with helpful nice employees, but last day was December 31, 2025. Now closed. :(read more