I've visited maybe 20 board games stores in North America. This is, without a doubt, the best, and…read moremy favorite, among all of them. First, they have an extensive selection. About half the store is dedicated to the D&D/Warhammer/Magic-type collection-heavy, RPG-style, or miniatures. The other half is dedicated to Euro-style gaming (with a little American party gaming here and there). It's a spacious layout that's very conducive to browsing. It's easy to look around and browse. Second, the staff has always been helpful. Some of them have kids and tell us their preferred kid-friendly games. They always have a couple of selections based upon preferences. We haven't been steered wrong by their advice yet, and that's something. Third, they have a small rewards program, where they keep your phone number on file, and after a certain amount of purchases you get a gift certificate. Small, sure, but it's great for loyalty. Fourth, the selection is phenomenal. They hit the right balance on everything. They don't overwhelm you with Dominion variants or Killer Bunnies add-ons. There's a little of everything for everyone. If you want Munchkin or a Catan, you can get it. If you want a party game, you can get it. If you want some of the more obscure games from Z-Man or Rio Grande, they often have it. This is, as mentioned, my favorite board game store in North America. I haven't visited them all. But if you're in central Missouri, try them.

I am a super huge nerd in more way than one. The store selection of board games, tabletop games,…read moreminiature Painting, card games and more, the staff was friendly and professional. I have been to a lot of gaming stores across multiple states. And this is definitely one of the best ones I have ever gone to. I highly recommend it! This is a slam dunk. Cannot miss for all nerds. Trust me, you will not regret it!

" Brings Back Memories "…read more We went to the Big River Train Town Museum and Loved it. This Museum brought back so many memories as I owned and still have a large Lionel train collection that i used to take out every Christmas and play with. Seeing all of these different train and towns set up in one area was so cool. What a great place to remember how you grew up and it was nice to see all of the young kids having a great time in the Museum.

Okay I'm going to admit it. This place is very neat. It's got so many different types of trains…read morethat even Sheldon Cooper would have fun here. Only down side is that it is super tiny. I mean like really tiny to where you feel like you are standing on top of each other. The person behind the counter was super sweet. She gave a kid a train whistle, I think, for coming in with his family while exploring. This is great for kids and I bet it's neat during Christmas time. All decorated and everything. Hey, I would go all out on the holiday train theme if I owned this place. And in case you did not know, there are trains galore for all ages to enjoy and even buy. This being said, I would recommend coming in here for a quick visit on your way to see the Mark Twain stuff.

Cody is extremely rude. He is belittling and extremely insulting. If you make even one thing he…read morewould consider a mistake, he will become hostile and refuse to hear you out. With those practices being how he runs a business, it's not worth the waste of time to even consider F&A.

Just bought a Missouri commemorative half dollar. Coin inventory of this shop is amazing; rivals…read moreinventories of shops in large cities. Knowledgable dude, fair prices. Also does stamps.

From the owner: United States Coins, vintage sports cards, collector suppliesread more

I recently purchased silver and I am very satisfied with the quality and price paid. I am new to…read morestacking and this is a fabulous place. I strongly recommend visiting here for your Gold/Silver needs no matter if you are selling or buying.

Recently my niece had her ring stolen and the jerk tried to sell it to Midwest Rare Coins and…read moreJewelry. They went a head and bought the ring contacted her directly and gave it back to her free of charge. This is the sign of a great business who is willing to sacrifice a little to make their community a better place. If you are going to spend money then spend it here where you know people are looking out for your best interest.

Great place for Traxxas branded items they have a large amount of parts in stock and get any items…read moreneeded quickly. They also go above and beyond in the customer service department with helping with any problems you maybe being having or any help with adjustments to to your RC.

Cody takes the time to understand and help his customers. RC needs a good local shop like this to…read morehelp pr the hobby. Great showroom, great inventory and customer service is 5*. I will go out of my way to do business with them.

Fairly nice store with a large variety of art and craft items…read more Seems to mostly cater to women's crafts - no R/C planes or electronic stuff. Seems strange to me that they would attack their largest demographic by filing a lawsuit attempting to deny women employees access to some forms of birth control. What kind of birth control a woman uses is definitely not her employer's business. I won't shop at Hobby Lobby anymore until they drop this lawsuit. They don't want the government telling them what to do, yet they have no problem forcing their will about health care decisions upon the women they employ. Seems hypocritical to me. Too bad they didn't just stick to the hobby/craft business instead of getting involved in politics. No more Hobby Lobby for me!

went to have a photo framed and matted was told the framer was at lunch and would be back in 12…read moreminutes. Waited 40 mins only to be told that they don't know where he is or if he's coming back or what he's doing what kind of company doesn't know what their employee is doing.

No Hobby Lobby by any means, but Michael's was always a nice store. I've been to the ones in CA too…read moreand they all have the same feel. The service depends on who's working. I've had mainly the people who've worked at Michael's for a few years, so I can't complain about anything... too much. Had a great lady teach us a lot of craft classes in evenings.

Went in on a Saturday morning to pick up some water colors for a gift. Noticed when we got to the…read morecar we were only charged $20 for $60 worth of items. The scanner beeped with every scanned item but the kiosk only charged us for the last item. We went back in and explained the issue to the employees and they called the manager. Each employee of the Michaels was perturbed that we would want to pay for the items we had walked out of the store with. The manager went as far as to lay her torso on the counter in exasperation from being bothered with the information. A male employee decided the solution was new printer paper to fix the problem. The third employee said that the kiosks often don't charge people for items they scan. Michael's is doomed to join JoAnn's with the employees outlook supporting customers only paying for one out of every ten items they carry out the front door. If you are a shareholder reading this, every leader in your business on Saturday October 17, 2026 should be charged criminally for supporting theft from your organization.