Chapter and Charm is exactly the kind of bookstore that makes you fall in love with reading all…read moreover again. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with that perfect bookish atmosphere--warm lighting, cozy corners, and shelves that feel thoughtfully curated rather than crammed. The selection is fantastic without being overwhelming. Whether you're hunting for a new fantasy obsession, a romantic love story, or a quirky gift for a book-loving friend, you're almost guaranteed to walk out with something you didn't know you needed. I especially love how the store mixes new releases with unique finds you won't spot in a big-box store. The owners deserve their own five stars. They're genuinely friendly, incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. Ask for a recommendation and you'll get something spot on--not the usual generic suggestions. It feels like chatting with a fellow book-lover rather than a salesperson. Bonus points for the charm (pun intended) of the space itself: inviting, unhurried, and designed for people who want to linger. It's the kind of place where you lose track of time in the best possible way. If you're in Ogden and even remotely a lover of books, stories, or cozy local shops, Chapter and Charm is a must-visit. Support this gem--you'll be glad you did!

Nice location, kind staff, and a great selection! I really like this Barnes & Noble location.read more

Good books, good coffee, good customer service. Clean, well organized, and a great selection of…read morebooks.

I absolutely love this little gaming shop! Fully support the…read moreQueen's Realm. Loads of activities. Everyone is welcome, no one is excluded. Whether you're playing DND or Pathfinder or whatever they have it. Great selection of family friendly, and cooperative games as well. There are cute little mystery gifts all wrapped up and ready to go, in case you forget it's your niece's birthday! (She absolutely loved it by the way!!!) There's always some tabletop games going. You can check the Facebook page for the calendar or call ahead to see what's happening. There's Painting nights. Adult gaming nights. Loads of other activities and events. Affordable dice. Cute little snack area. Jewelry and gifts. Lots of little things you wouldn't expect at a gaming store. I've loved every purchase I've made here. The best part is that everyone is welcome, it's like a loving little family hanging out there. Tons of support. The owner goes out of her way to make sure that people with disabilities, are on the spectrum, etc. have a safe place to enjoy their hobby. If you're looking for a place with a sense of community, whether urine experience player or have never played before but want to learn, or just love geeking out ... this is the place!

If you are looking for a FLGS in the Roy, UT area, this is the place. A wonderful board game store…read morethat actually has friendly people who love and play board games working there! There are a lot of places to play games as well, and one of the largest in-house game library I've seen. In addition, they have a big selection of games, expansions, and some of those hard to find Kickstarter versions. A great vibe with trading card games, board games, table top RPGs, wargames, and a special event featuring Binary Cocoa's upcoming game "Shadow Brume" all sharing space without being crowded.

We were directed very efficiently to the exact type of books I was looking for (dream dictionaries…read moreand astrology) I was able to navigate and find what I wanted at a very reasonable price. Very cute book accessories and purses too.

I'm writing a review because I saw a bad one and I can't imagine bad mouthing this charm of a…read moreplace, first off it smells DELIGHTFUL like OLD DUSTY BOOKS. A readers DREAM, if I could bottle the smell up and sniff it all day I would. Second, the customer service is pretty good, I've taken books in for credit and they've been really nice and helpful! The selection is great too, they have newer books upstairs and horror tucked into a back corner in the basement but it's okay! I love the smells and quiet in the basement. The prices range from like .99 to 15$ I also stop by split leaf for a coffee before going in. Love the hook garden! I hope it stays around for forever!

Have bought retro equipment and 360 classics from them reliably several times. Great prices and…read moreclean products.

We stopped in last week during our date night and a few things have changed. The free arcade games…read moreare now in the back of the shop (which is a great idea). It makes it a lot easier to walk around the shop to look at games. Another thing I noticed was that they were playing gaming music. It just made the shopping experience that much more fun. The last change I noticed was that they had some of their arcade games for sale...and they sold the ninja turtles one! They still have plenty of fun ones to play though! My husband and I played two quick games and then I bought me a switch game to play at home. I really love this shop. It brings back so many childhood memories! I'm definitely going to keep supporting it.

Amazing experience here! Beautiful spot and the very definition of a hidden gem! Service was fast…read moreand friendly and the food was fantastic! The dining area has the feel of an outside garden cafe while benefiting from the comforts of indoor dining. Attached to a large craft mall which you can peruse and find hidden treasures while you wait for your food. Definitely recommend and would love to come back!

Rainbow garden used to be a destination in Ogden. Not only for the food but for planet rainbow…read more Well planet rainbow doesn't even exist anymore. The doors are closed and dust gathering. I don't know what is gonna happen with that space. The gift shop is great and truly offers a variety of things and almost something for everyone. I have to say that the crowd was a lot of older people. I feel like now that whole place is catering to the geriatric set. Why don't you offer the Mormon muffins for sale without having to eat at the restaurant? Why don't you have something in planet rainbow space and what happened to planet rainbow? It just feels like slow death there and I really hate to see a landmark like that die. It needs some life breathed into it really bad. If you're thinking of going there when you're in Ogden, you can skip it and you'll be just fine.

Dark Prime has awesome prices on toys, collectables, card(magic, pokemon,yu-gi-oh) retro games and…read moreLegos. Jason & Brenda are great owners

Not sure how I missed this place before, but definitely glad I found it now. This is somewhat…read morenon-descript and organization seems to be something of an issue, but there is a collectible doll area, a Star Wars section (and plenty of related stuff in other areas as well), a Lego area, a more or less "science fiction-y" area, a car area, which is also where most of the Transformers, DC and Marvel stuff seems to also generally be located. I should back that right up. When I say "stuff" in the preceding passages, I mean specifically toys. "Stuff" is not a good word to use here, as this is a collectible shop in the more traditional sense, with posters and lunchboxes and various other non-toy items as well. As I said about EntertainMart in Ogden, this is the kind of place one could easily spend hours. Here it is probably more leaning towards enjoyment than necessity, but it is very easy to miss thing with the sort of haphazard way a lot of the goods are laid out. There is certainly quite a lot of inventory in a relatively small space, so that's probably not helping things, either, but a re-organization would be useful here. Definitely should be on your radar if you're on the toy collector side or if you're in the area and you have younger kids for whom you don't want to spend buckets of money for new toys. Appeal is probably somewhat limited outside of those two factions, though...

Much tinier location compared to Clearfield, though generally the same selection, just on a smaller…read morescale. This is a pretty crammed store, but the usual lot of Magic cards, comic books, spinners with collected works (some of this seems to defy organization), various action figures, Funko POPs and board games cram the shelves. This one also has a sort of maze aspect to it, like the other store and navigating it all can be somewhat of a pain. This one can be safely skipped unless you have a lot of time and patience, as unless you have time to sift through it all, chances of finding treasure are fairly low. Honestly, this store space needs to probably be doubled for the amount of stuff...