I don't know how I come off, but on the inside I'm a nerd…read more Nobody knows it, but I'm a low-key nerd. Shit. I just outed myself. Damn it. Well, I'm also into coffee. So this place is right up my alley. Dragon's Roost has been around for years. It used to be in Sylvania, then Holland. Now it's in West Toledo, on Sylvania Avenue, just east of Pa Jolly's and just west of the Chessie Circle Trail crossing. This is by far the best spot. THIS is EXACTLY where a place like this belongs. Atmosphere: Two-story building. Upstairs is gaming tables and the like. Downstairs is the café plus games, miniatures, and books for sale. Coffee: Damned good, and the menu is huge. Personally I like the Dark Lord and the Dragon's Breath. Both are mocha-style drinks flavored with hot peppers (ghost and cayenne). D'sR also serves breakfast, cookies, pastries, hotdogs and so on. I haven't eaten here yet. Staff: Friendly and accommodating. Hours: Longer than what's listed on Yelp or the website (in fact, the site doesn't look like it's been updated in about a year). During the week they actually open at 7 a.m. every day, including Monday, and close at 10 p.m. Weekend hours are a little different. So if you're a closet geek, like me, this place is for you. You can can go in, ostensibly for the coffee, but soak up the nerditude while you're there. But if you don't wanna blow your cover, make sure you do so after a heavy leg day at Super Fitness. 5 stars!!

The coffee is amazing. The pumpkin cheesecake roll amazing! Would come here Everytime I'm paid…read more Queer friendly and such.

$5 for unlimited games! A great selection of games in a nice space…read more If you're a board game nerd, this is your space! They have literally hundreds of games including classics like Settlers of Cataan, Betrayal at House on the Hill, Munchkins, and others. We played Forbidden Jungle, an excellent addition to the Forbidden Series. We attempted a game that was way too hard to learn, but quickly switched to Fire Tower, which was excellent, then closed with Kittin, a fast, fun, stupid game. Being able to try different games is the reason this type of business is great. They have a private room with a big table for a group and several smaller tables throughout the open space. It's nicely decorated and well lit. They have a small assortment of snacks for purchase, just enough to keep you going. This is a gamer heaven.

Great selection of games in different genres! Large variety of games. Staff was kind. Low entry to…read moreplay.

I must warn you not to venture into the Copper Kettle unless you have some pocket money to spend,…read morebecause you WILL find something you want. I am normally quite careful in my purchases and don't really buy anything unplanned, but as soon as I started looking around, I casually fell in love with eight or nine things. I had to restrain myself to keep from going broke and thankfully only ended up making three purchases. My mom, who came in with me, couldn't resist either and ended up buying some gorgeous bird figurines to put on her mantle at home. I'm still obsessed with this little hen candy dish I saw there that I did not end up buying, and a beautiful wooden pheasant, and some ceramic ducks, and... can you tell we like birds? I wish I'd taken photos but sadly I was too distracted. The main room isn't all... there is plenty more to see. The owner, Mark, is helpful and kind, and will tell you how to find the other show rooms. Can't recommend this place enough.

This is an understated antique mall. Not in the beaten path…read morebut full of goodies. A very large shopping complex where you can find all you eccentric eclectic needs. Friendly staff and nice bargains.

So much sealed and bulk to choose from! The people here were super nice also! Highly recommend.read more

The shop is very small but still has a good selection. I would go again but it is very quiet in…read morethere. I would want it to be louder with some music and a sports game going. The workers are pretty nice but don't talk a lot. I have gone in there to sell and they don't take a lot. I turned around and sold everything the next day for 210 dollars. I would probably go again.

I'm in town for a scrapbooking weekend and needed to pick up some random paper in the middle of my…read moreevent. Yes, I have paper but anyone who crafts knows that sometimes you need just the right shade to make the whole thing look fabulous. I'm a regular shopper at Michael's especially since A) Joann Fabrics has closed and B) I hate hobby lobby and only shop there if I absolutely have no other choice. This location is extremely well stocked, full of awesome stuff and very busy. They have the usual fanfare of crafting stuff, but for some reason it really was a more than pleasant time here for my shopping needs. Stores very clean and organized, stuff is mostly easy to locate and they have decent coupons if you look online before you go. Micheals are usually in good working order, but whomever is running this store clearly does an amazing job of keeping it together. I like that they have the self checkout kiosks because, like today, I just had a few sheets of paper and probably could have checked myself out but stood in line because it was hot and I was tired. Overall fantastic experience. One of the best Micheals I've been to in a long time!

There is one cashier and 3 scan stations. Only one scan station worked and the mobile scanner piece…read moredidn't work so you had to scan from the front. No one was helpful. Will never go back. Should've went to Hobby Lobby.

I get art supplies for my daughter. She Just loves the quality of the supplies…read more Every year I refresh her art materials.

2-lines open on a Saturday morning 10 people deep. Came out to get a jersey framed at 11:30 am…read more No one in that department until 1:00. So taking my business elsewhere.