Had a great meal here last night with a few families. I love the video games and comic books inside…read morefor the kids and the vibes are good. We got a couple of burgers, tater tots, a hot chicken sandwich and a baked chicken, and the big pretzel. Everything was pretty tasty and prices seemed on target.

Nothing bad but nothing great. It's a gaming bar with a simple menu that has burgers and…read moresandwiches. Sharables like nachos. The bartender was nice but I don't remember his name. A huge beer selection which is nice. All types to pick from. I didn't play any of the games but most seemed to be working. Others enjoying themselves with the games available. A small, warm place with outdoor seating as well. I'm not opposed to going again but I'm not necessarily labeling it as a favorite if that makes sense.

When I lived in Atlanta, this was my go to store - and it still is. Service is tremendous and the…read moreselection is great. Love that they had such a wide assortment. Plus, it honestly still is the best comic shop in Atlanta. SELECTION: Extensive. They have a much bigger selection of back issues than most comic books shops and it is all well laid out. Their collectible card game collection isn't as huge, but they have a nice selection with a good variety including Pokemon, Lorcana, Star Wars Unlimited, and Magic the Gathering SERVICE: Excellent! It's why I kept going there for years. It had always been a place of refuge for me and it was the best comic store around. Mike knows more than most people about the hobby and is always willing to help out. VALUE: Great! Fair prices for everything which is not easy to find.

This is a great shop. Really great inventory but most importantly the staff that works there are…read moreamazing people who make the comic book shop experience super enjoyable. Titan Games and Comics isn't just a comic shop it's a welcoming community. Mike, Max, Caleb, Jay and Naoki know how to treat customers well. Also, the discounts for pull box holders and public service professionals is great. It's the best comic shop in Atlanta by far. I strongly recommend Titan Games and Comics!

My hubby and I visited this store yesterday, and it was instant nostalgia; seeing the plethora of…read moreSNES, Sega, N64, NES, and Atari cartridges took me back to the 90's! I felt a bit of an "ebgames" vibe -- before they went TOO commercialized! They carry a lot of comics (that are still in EXCELLENT condition), figurines, controllers, and even newer games as well (like ps4/Switch/etc). We were greeted immediately after walking in and provided a "break down" of where to find everything. The fact that they have old school arcades (which they also allow you to play unlimited for free -- and still have tournaments on) means they are okay with me! Lol! Def glad we found this place! Granted, we only purchased 3 ps2 games, but we still have a ps1, ps2, ps3, N64, and NES so we will DEF be back!

I've been shopping at this store for many years. I've had a few minor problems with them over the…read moreyears--nothing too serious, just minor mistakes with a few video game purchases I've made. Nothing that made me stop shopping there or write a negative review at the time. However, I went in there the other day to look around, and I ended up spotting a Virtual Boy for $400, which is pretty expensive. But I recently received $400 for my birthday, so I figured what the heck and bit the bullet and purchased the system, as it was the only Nintendo system I currently didn't own at the time. The employee even let me briefly try it out, and it seemed to work well, so I bought it. After I got home, I set it up in order to fully test and try it out. However, while testing it, I realized that the right lens only shows a distorted image. However, this is only noticeable when you have your left eye closed. I tried to call the store immediately, but unfortunately they had already closed for the day. So the next day, I called at work and explained the problem with the console that they had sold me. The woman on the phone sounded very understanding and told me to bring it back, as they had a worker there who does repairs. So after work, I drove home, packed up the Virtual Boy, and headed back to the store. I even called and told them that I was on the way, and I was told, "Okay, we'll look at it when you come in." When I arrived, the repair guy plugged the console in and said, "Yeah, I see it's not working. However, there's nothing I can do." Then he called the employee that had sold me the console the previous day, and I explained the situation for a fourth time while the "Repair" guy called the owner. The employee who sold me the unit initially offered me to trade it back into the store, as they would not let me return the unit. I told him no because "I WOULD JUST BE GIVING THEM FREE MONEY AT THAT POINT" The "Repair" guy returned and told me that I have to get it repaired somewhere else, as he can only do basic repairs like battery swaps on cartridges. THAT WOULVE BEEN GREAT TO KNOW THE 2 TIMES I CALLED BEFORE I HEADED TO THE STORE. Anyway, the employee that sold me the unit also got on the phone with the owner and explained the situation. After he was done talking to his boss, he told me, "They can't give me a refund, not even a partial refund, and I couldn't trade it in because it's damaged." I then again explained that they SOLD ME THE UNIT DEFECTIVE BUT YOU CAN ONLY NOTICE IT WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR LEFT EYE. They both just kept saying that they "tested it" with all the employees and none of them noticed any issues with the unit. Then the guy who sold me the broken unit low-key started blaming me for the damage, saying that "I could have damaged it on the way home yesterday, as the console is very fragile." And I'm just standing there thinking to myself, "No way he genuinely said something so RETARDED. He gotta be rage baiting. If a simple car ride is enough to damage the unit, would it not make sense that the person that drove to the store to originally trade the unit in to them damaged it? Therefore, it was already damaged before I purchased it." He then told me "that there's not much they could do," which is pretty much the nice way of saying "piss off." I then asked, "Since you can't do much, what can you do?" and he replied by saying, "What do you want?" I asked if I could get a discount on the item or a partial refund, as $400 is a lot of money to pay for a defective item. He told me "no," so I asked again, "What can you do then?" and he replied with "pretty much nothing." The employee's rage bait is starting to work and is genuinely pissing me off at this point, so I replied, "Why would you say there's not much you can do if you can't do nothing at all?" WHY EVEN TELL ME TO BRING THE UNIT BACK IN IF YOU CAN LITERALLY DO NOTHING DESPITE BEING INFORMED OF THE PROBLEM WITH THE UNIT TWICE BEFORE I EVEN GOT THERE. In the end the "Repair" guy clearly wanted me gone so he begrudgingly filled out a punch card and handed it to me 15% off my next purchase pretty much saying next time you come in you can pay less to get scammed

My Review of the Book Crook: Waiting 48 Years to Leave This Google Review…read more On my 13th birthday decades ago, my parents opened a small new-and-used bookstore called The Book Trading Post here in the Atlanta area. They ran it successfully for 12 years. My father had connected with Alex, the owner of the original Book Nook on or near North Decatur/Clairmont, who promised a great variety of around 30,000 books. What arrived instead were massive duplicates -- 30 to 50 copies of the same titles. It was a horrible, upsetting experience that stayed with my father. At the time I was 13 and didn't really know what it all meant -- I just knew he was upset. My father passed in 1981 after chemotherapy and radiation at Emory. Recently, I brought in a large personal collection to the current Book Nook Decatur location -- over 130 albums plus many books, including rare 1940s-1960s sci-fi classics and a signed copy of Miracle in Atlanta. As a longtime collector of coins, books, comics, historic color brochures, and more, I knew the value easily exceeded $500, likely more. I first spoke with the manager on March 25th of this year. He gave a standard percentage quote and left a message. When I returned on March 27th to collect payment, I received just $70. They kept all the books -- which filled the entire counter on the right when you walk in -- and roughly half the albums. I left with two small suitcases. Walking around the store afterward, I saw their selling prices and realized they stand to make a substantial profit. I spoke with the manager (Doogie, like Doogie Howser from the 1980s show) and then with an employee named Scott, who has been there for years. I shared some of this backstory. Scott was pretend friendly and even suggested I didn't really need to write a bad review. That conversation left me feeling extremely uncomfortable, and that discomfort is exactly why I decided to write this review now. The owner is very old (likely in his late 80s or early 90s) and does not come into the store. I felt the manager was dishonest in the way the offer and process were handled. It all felt like history repeating itself in the worst way -- like a scene from Red Dawn: "Avenge me." In the end, I just took the money to be done with it. This isn't just about one low payout. Most people don't know the old story of The Book Trading Post and that first disappointing deal with the Book Nook. Now the full 48-year circle -- from my parents' store in the 1970s to today -- is part of the public record. If you have anything of real value (books, albums, collectibles), think carefully before bringing it here. Get your own realistic expectations and consider other options. P.S. For comedy purposes, I've officially renamed this place The Book Crook.

We have not been here in a long time. This is a fun place you could get lost in. They have…read moreeverything a collector could ever want: books, comics, DVDs, LPs, toys and more. I overheard someone say, "This place is huge" and it is. It is much bigger than you think when you see it from the outside. There are so many twists and turns to explore. We took our time and wandered around. You can easily lose track of time. There are a few staff members up front that will help with any questions. They don't have an itemized inventory but they can point you in the right direction. I would definitely recommend this place.

Bunjee's is AWESOME. Great guy running the place, huge selection of comics at great prices. Pokemon…read morecards, funko pops, and more. Collectors dream

Very nice guy huge selection great store and nice environment got my first comics hereread more

These guys scalp Pokemon cards. Please go somewhere else. And if you can't find them at MSRP just…read morewait it out.

A great LCS, owned by two of the nicest people around. Mike and Monique have been in this location…read morefor a little over a year, and have grown in leaps and bounds. They know the media, understand the changes in the industry and are knowledgeable about all things comics. They cater to everyone's geek side, with comics, gaming, collectibles and recently Japan exclusive merchandise. They have something for everyone. If they don't currently have it, they can probably get it for you. Go by, give them a chance and allow them to be your LCS.

This has been my favorite comic shop for years. Jared was always helpful and I really felt taken…read morecare of as a customer. Jared has moved on to bigger things and I'm very happy for him but damn, I'm gonna miss this shop.

My daughter bought pink and blue dice here (she is very good at d&d, world renowned) and the…read morecashier was extremely helpful and polite. She said this was her favorite comic book shop yet (and we've been to four just today). If I didn't live in upstate NY, I would go to this establishment twice a day!

Such a nice costume store! I finally found a princess peach costume. They also had the cape for…read moreRaven and a few other accessories. Their selection of costumes, capes, dresses, onesies, masks, gowns, comics and trading cards is quite impressive! There's also a huge area just for children. Lots of costumes, crowns and accessories for them. I'm glad we stopped by. I spent $82 on my Princess Peach costume, crown, cape, and a pair of long gloves. My friend was able to trade in his comics, however if you're looking to simply sale your comics, you can do that here as well. Also, the owner was very kind and helpful!

I've only been there one time but I loved it! Great variety of comics and all that. Got me a Flash…read moreSpecial issue for around 2-3 bucks, and it was great! The man at the counter was friendly and explained prices to me, and there were some cool cards at the front for only a dollar! Love it