I love this shop. They've got a bit of everything in the comic and tabletop area. They've got…read morecards, single issues, manga, collected volumes, blind boxes, figures, pins, TPBs, and other goodies all over the place. Downstairs is a huge area full of tabletop games and dollar comic boxes. They also sell expansions sets! I was excited to see Wingspan and Everdell expansions there. Oh, they also sell shirts! Special mention to the One Piece and Hollow Knights shirts.

This is a very extensive game and comic bookstore. We enjoy all the board games. They have a lot to…read moreoffer here if you're looking for adventure. The have some novelty items and blind boxes. We love also their Pusheen collection. This place can be on the pricey side, but definitely they have some good deals. The service staff is very friendly and can offer any help you need. We will return again.

This is a cute, densely packed novelty shop in downtown Ypsi. It reminds me of a family friendly…read moreSpencer's. Lots of fun stuff if you need a gift for someone, like toys, candies, stickers, greeting cards, clothing, and more. If you are looking for Michigan or Ypsilanti-specific gifts, this is definitely a good spot to check out.

This place is really really cool! It made me, a 38 year old woman, feel like a kid again. So many…read moreunique gift ideas. They have so many different themed merch like tv shows, Harry Potter, Hello Kitty, Care Bares, Mulang, Mario, and a billion things that I don't know about. I went here before Valentine's Day and ended up finding a Super Mario Fire stuffy for my hubby. He loves it! They also had very unique and funny cards! They have tons of candy of every variety. I found ring pop gummies here & my husband ate them in a day. Tons of toys & stuffed animals. One thing I will say is their prices were a bit high. But I imagine with cost of operation these days it makes sense and I am in a spot where I can support this small business (reasonably). It is a super fun store. Use caution bringing a small child into this store, as there will be several things within their reach and they will probably want to get their hands on everything. I honestly wouldn't bring a kid younger than 8 or 9 in this store. If you need gift inspiration, come to this cute store!

If you believe your time and trust is worth more than $11.00, look elsewhere…read more I was a sold a fake card by the owner of this store (Rich) approximately 3 years ago. After discussing this on the phone, he agreed to partially refund me for the hardship. Several months later, I dropped the fake card off and he texted me to deny that he sold me the card but that he would "honor the $7 store credit offer". Notably, this is not the remedy we agreed upon on the phone. It is unfortunate that after spending a significant amount of money at this store, I have been met with such dishonest behavior. I write this review only to warn shoppers to be careful of what they buy. If hardship may occur, do not depend on Rich to make you whole. You will be disappointed.

I was able to find a game for my nephew. And stayed in the price range of what I wanted to spend…read more. They have a very large selection of games . The person at the cash register was very nice and explained how their return policy works in case my nephew wanted to exchange his gift.

Whether you are looking for a unique gift, or to find something special for yourself they have you…read morecovered. Be sure to check out The Press Bar in the back left corner not only can you have a shirt made in minutes, but that is where the Thursday night Diet Coke Social is held.

Rock Paper Scissors is a true gem in Ann Arbor. My family will definitely be back for sure. The…read moreDiet Coke Social event was phenomenal. If you are looking for amazing gifts and cool stuff for yourself, look no further. This place has a little bit of everything and then some. The craft room in the back is absolutely the best idea to bring people together. Thank you for such a wonderful space to shop and create.

This store sells several books and different assortment of toys and small simple robots for kids,…read morebut is mostly it's a brick and mortar store dent for their main focus, which is on education for children. There is a back room with more books. This is a non-profit organization. That helps school aged kids to inspire and help aid them to write with confidence.

I'm a big Dave Eggers fan and I have known about the 826 organization for some time now. I have…read morevisited the 826Chicago spy shop store and I think the concept and the cause are really admirable. But my family was very disappointed when we made the trip to the Liberty Street Robot store this past Saturday and it was closed. The hours online and on the store said it was open until 8pm, but when we went at 7pm, the store had closed early. No sign explaining the early closure. My six year old son is a huge robot fan and we were really looking forward to visiting the store. The trip was a letdown, to say the least.

The Caravan Gift Shop is an interesting store located inside of Nickels Arcade in Ann Arbor. Nate…read moreand I stopped in while we were in town last summer and looked around - there are lots of different types of items including kid stuff (clothes, toys, books, etc.), tiny animal figurines, cards, jewelry, art, accessories, home and garden goods, bath and body products, chocolate, decor... quite an interesting mix of items. We ended up buying a Michigan made felted wool cat toy that looked like a mouse. Super cute and durable. The employee ringing us up was very friendly and nice and told us about the cat toy, which was cool. I always appreciate a kind interaction at places like this. I think this would be a great place to shop for someone who's "hard to buy for" since there are so many different types of gifts and products at the Caravan Gift Shop. This place has been open since 1927!

It's hard to know how to classify The Caravan Shop except to call it a "gift shop." However, for…read moreme, that always calls to mind cheesy Hallmark cards and knick-knacks, and this store is far cooler than that. It's one of several small local retailers located in the nifty walking mall called Nickels Arcade, off S. State Street. They have a variety of items that would make nice gifts, ranging from hand-sewn handbags, kitchenware and old school wooden toys. The staff were nice. They said hello and goodbye with a smile but didn't hover. I always appreciate that.