This one one of my favorite places I visited when I came to the Philadelphia area. My friends and…read moreI are huge gamers and we love playing Cataan. The probably is that due to some stuff being worked on at their house, we really didn't have a place we could set it up. So we wanted to find somewhere we could chill and play. So the cool part about this place is that they have tons of tables you can use and they aren't going to charge you like some places. If they are using them for tournaments then there are requirements, but on a regular night you can come right in and play games here. They have plenty of beverages in their cooler for sale and the prices are insanely reasonable too. As for store stock, they don't have a ton of gaming stuff. I would say this place is 80% venue for gamers and 20% stock items for sale. Definitely come here if you need somewhere to play, just give em a call first to make sure it's not tournament night.

Only has magic which was a huge disappointment. The customers in the store were also very rude and…read moresome smelled absolutely horrible. Well not be returning and I'll make sure others don't bother going.

Great place to shop if you are into hobby's with trains. My family has bought trains and other…read morerelated items.

I live over an hour away with turnpike tolls to boot. I took 2 engines in that didn't run…read more They called over 2 months later and told me they were done. When I got there they told me one motor was dead and couldn't be fixed and charged me $60+ tax for the other (2 body screws and one contact). I went and to put it on the track and when I took it out of the box the coupler fell off. Tried putting it back on and the screw was to short and the body needed to be filed down so that the coupler box would fit next to the body and the coupler would meet up to the height of couplers on other cars.. A short time later; I was able to put it on the track. This is my favorite car and can pull 15 feet of cars up a grade. Turned on the transformer and the train wouldn't move. Gave it a small push in case the wheels or track was dirty. Went back and turned transformer on again and turned up the throttle. Didn't move. Did all of this 3 times. On the 4th try I turned up the throttle high and shorted it out (blew fuse) on transformer. I called and they said to bring it back. Doug the manager was not in. I gave them my number and asked to have him call. It's been more than 2 days and still no call.

What can I say; it's my favorite local comic book shop. Been going here for years but I'm on a…read moreYelp review kick so I can leave this place out! Great selection of toys, comics (current issues line the walls, lots of back issues, and lots of wall books for serious collectors), a lot of trades (which are really well organized which is something that I think a lot of comic shops don't do nearly as well as they should - these guys do!). They also have a nice selection of Hot Toys and statues, as well as tshirts. What puts this place over the edge? The staff. This is not your stereotypical comic shop staff (which, to be fair, is not as common nowadays as when I was a kid) where the clerks would look at anyone who came in that wasn't a regular as an outsider to be shunned. These guys make all feel welcome, even those who know nothing of these nerdly delights. I've seen them help moms search for something for their kids as intently as regulars looking for a new book to try. The best thing I can relay, though, is a time I went with my son - we walked in, were greeted as we did, and went about perusing the store. As we walked around, one of the clerks came over to us, asked if it was ok to give something to my son, and gave him a little plastic Flash ring. It wasn't fancy but it was a touching gesture that made me and my son feel welcome, even moreso than we already had. So if you're looking for a comic book shop, this is your place!

Okay, I know this is a weird first line to describe a comic book store but this sits next to one of…read morethe most amazing corner store deli's I have ever been to. Please enjoy a monster packed sandwich at 7's Deli next door if you come here. On to the review of the comic shop...This place has a lot going for it, graphic novels rack with 30% off, tee-shirts, wall comic books (expensive sought after comic books that are fun to look at on the wall) and what appears to be a large back issue stock. I was killing some time and only bought a comic book oversized sleeve with a backing to protect the first appearance of Shadow Moon Premiere issue 23. I recommend you stop in as they have everything from Alf put together figures to very nice pieces of art work detailing comic book icons. Very glad this store isn't too far away but if I am being honest I buy 99% of my comics online. Maybe time I branch out and give the retail store some of my bucks, what is it they say, spread the wealth....or the remaining few dollars we have on disposable income : ) As always people SYOY!!!

Fantastic experience. Had a good idea what pool table I wanted. Birkbeck was so helpful in…read morediscussing options and accessories. Price was great and service/installation was professional and high-quality. Highly recommend.

Dan is the Man! What…read morea pro, and what tremendous customer service. I had no idea what to expect when I decided to sell my lot of 65 ungraded T206 cards. I'd rediscovered them in a forgotten binder, hiding in a closet for some 35 years. My son and I had collected them cheaply in the late 80s, purely as a hobby, not an investment. I had no idea where to go for an honest appraisal. Fortunately, I found Just Collect with a quick google search. Their submission form was simple. I loaded cell-phone pics of my cards, front and back, in four groups based on my amateur's description of their condition. As advertised, Dan emailed me back asap with an up-front assessment. To give me idea of their process, he gave me a firm offer for each of my 8 (lesser) HOF players. His detail evaluation included their condition, their retail worth, and his offer (based on Just Collect's percentage scale). The offer, of course, was contingent on assessing the cards in hand -- including all of the commons, which he definitely was interested in. Dan's email encouraged me to call with questions. And I did, several times (!) . Each time, Dan picked up immediately, explaining the shipping process etc. Full disclosure: We didn't complete the deal, through no fault of Dan's. I actually ordered the shipping materials. But in the short time waiting for them to arrive, I was referred to a local dealer (someone I'd never heard of). He made a strong offer for all of my T206s, plus random other vintage cards. So I took the easy (lazy and impatient) way --- and sold locally rather than ship and wait. When I emailed Dan to explain my decision, he responded promptly and graciously. Class all the way. As it turns out, I've unearthed a couple of old World Series tix from another closet. I emailed photos to Dan to see if Just Collect handles ticket stubs. Sure enough, I got a detailed offer back asap. As I said before, Dan's the man!

I made an appointment to come all the way to their location listed on their website which is 96…read moreChristopher st. It says they have a NYC location. And I spent money for an Uber, packed up all these cards to bring to them to sell just to waste a whole hour of my time and almost $70 for the transportation. Never will I do business with a company that can't even list their correct location.