I went two Wednesdays ago on April 29th, was hoping to play Pkmn TCG but I was visiting and wanted…read moreto do other things around the city. I was informed the tourney would likely go until 9pm. They host both the card game and the switch/video game challenges. I did have a card to trade and the breakdown of the process was the most thorough I've seen yet and I wanted store credit as you get 80% vs 70% if you got cash only. Anywho, the wait to be called did take longer than I'd like but given it was busy and my decision on what to use for store credit took awhile, I wouldn't deduct anything. Avery (sp?) was the main person who helped me and she was very patient. I also bought some playable cards (they have a stash of organized cards in bins near their staff-only area which other employees helped me out with. All-in-all, very spacious and well organized! They have one exclusively for double rares/ex cards, ultra rares/full arts, ace specs, etc. They even have a box for people to drop off ETB boxes in for people to claim for free if they want to take home. I also noticed some instant ramen station which they utilized for food in the store. They have some nice wall art too that was handprints as well. Would revisit if I'm ever back in Seattle, WA!

UPDATE: I went back a few days later and my experience was much better. They actually added a…read moredecent amount of new cards and the varieties were much better. The staff was also friendlier and helpful. If you're looking for Pokémon cards, this is definitely not the best place to look for them. They had a bunch of single cards displayed and it looks pretty randomized. Not a good variety and honestly looks disorganized. They at least have a decent amount of sealed products, but everything was above market price. The staff wasn't friendly, nor were they interactive. The place wasn't that organized. There's a decent amount of table with you want to play card games with your friends.

I never thought there was a better board games spot than Mox in Bellevue in Seattle area. Zulu's…read moreboard game is just insane - the itself looks like a labirynth to some extent. Lots and lots of game, very decent good option, lot of sitting place. You can't ask more from a Board Games place. My experience was amazing, the theme, ambience everything is top grade. I can't recommend highly enough !

My partner and I wanted to stop by to pick up a board game and oh my this place is soo vibey. We…read moredidn't get any of their food so this review is about the store and service. Experience (4/5) I've been to the Lynnwood location but this one is much much cooler! It has multiple levels and several rooms all decorated to feel like a rustic tavern. The Lynnwood one is more open concept which isn't as cozy but definitely more spacious if that's what you're looking for. They have a wonderful selection of games and cards, a corner dedicated to graded cards, stairs leading to a D&D room, a front counter with a food/beer menu, and my favorite part- the outdoor patio next to the front door. We quickly made our purchase and left but I'm really hoping to come back and play a board game on the patio soon! Service (5/5) The staff here are extremely kind and attentive. They are also very community centered which I love.

Mox Boarding House is such a fun spot. I always end up staying way longer than planned. They have a…read morehuge library of board games you can play for free, which already makes it a great hangout, but what really stands out is how helpful the staff are. If you're not sure what to play, you can just tell them what you're into and they'll recommend something new, which is how we ended up going home with Machi Koro. The vibe is super welcoming, whether you're a hardcore gamer or just there to mess around with friends. And now that they've got their liquor license, it's even better, Pokémon-themed cocktails?? Say less. Overall, it's such a solid place to chill, try new games, and just have a good time.

This 5 star review goes to the establishment of mox, not the actual food in the restaurant…read more Mox offers an at-home, cozy vibe. Everyone here is happy, kind, and playing boardgames. I love it here. You don't need to pay to play any boardgames, and everyone is respectful. I would rate their food a 2/5 due to the price and quality and quantity, but this is how they make money! I would never want mox to shut down, so I always end up ordering a lot at the restaurant ‍. I do love their hummus platter with naan.

Not a bad shop. I bought a tin for about $20, which is much better than what I've seen from other…read moreshops. The people there are also quite friendly and engaging. They seem to have a good selection of cards in binders.

Not Family Friendly as advertised. in the parking lot exiting the car, my son and I heard on loud…read morespeaker from an event tent the store had set up - explicit sexual "challenge " questions I assume to win prizes. It was really vile. we got back in the car and drove away. very disappointment with this establishment.

We went in to check out the store as we will be staying at Issaquah for quite some time and wanted…read moreto see what the store had. We were a bit nervous as they have MTG in their name and weren't sure if they had other TCG items but we were happy to see that they had Pokemon, Lorcana, One Piece, and other goodies! They had desk mats, card sleeves, and even art supplies for figure painting. Their space is huge with big tables and several chairs for people to hang out at. It is also well-lit too! They have a small section in the far back of the store that people can set their bulk and you are more than welcome to take what you want as they will throw it away at the end of the day. They even provide a small paper bag to put in what you take! My boyfriend and I got a Azurite Sea booster for the each of us and my pack had a legendary so that was neat! The prices for the booster were fair as well, not overpriced like some other card stores. They are not dog friendly due to one of the employees having dog allergies (totally understandable, I just like asking as we love bringing our dogs to card shops to play) but they mentioned that we can bring dogs on Wednesdays as that employee doesn't work on those days. Additionally, they have quite the in store events ranging from weekly meet ups for different TCGs, Warhammer and more. Their website is very cool too!

Clean and spacious store! Super organized shelves, and friendly staff. Love the energy here and…read morethey have a full schedule on their discord and also on the whiteboard calendar inside. They have lots of paint and art supplies, and lots of cool posters in the wall in their tournament area! Cards are clearly labeled behind the counter for sale and in the glass cabinet too. Lovely local card shop!

I went to Meeples for the first time on Black Friday. Their Black Friday special was buy one game,…read moreget the 2nd at 50% off. What a gem of a store! Surprisingly it had a great selection of games, a cafe and a game room. I didn't know Meeples was that large. They even have a game library where you can check out a prospective game before you buy it. The man (I didn't get his name) was very helpful and friendly. I told him what I was looking for and he recommended quite a few games. I would definitely go back when I want to buy a card or board game.

Any excuse to visit West Seattle and an excellent game store to pick up an outstanding game. Would…read moremost certainly highly recommend Meeples Games! TDG: Star Trek: Captain's Chair https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adP7U-uF_4Q

This place has an abundance of Dungeons and Dragons miniatures! Some of them are already painted,…read moreand some come grey and ready to paint yourself! The prices are really good compared to other shops I have been to in the Tacoma / Seattle area. I paid only $3 for a hand painted DND miniature! They had a wide selection, and had place holders for the missing items / more popular items (aka - The Unicorn). You at least knew that they ordered it regularly and it would be back in with the next shipment. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the table/ card games they carry. They are happy to make suggestions or recommendations if you are purchasing something for a gift someone else. There is a back area for game play. On my most recent visit, there was already a group playing at 11:10am, only 10 mins after opening. It was on a Saturday though, so maybe a more popular day for kiddos. I would check before you go to makes sure there is space, in the even you want to play table games. This place feels local. If you need something, ask. I am sure the people here are more than willing to help you!

Super awesome store. Went in with some co workers to buy a board game for our downtime and the…read moreladies working there where super helpful and took care of all our questions and concerns. 10/10 will come back to buy expansion sets

First of all. Everyone was amazing! I am just getting back…read moreinto MTG again and was out of my element. It was a busy day but Shawn took so much time to talk me through Commander format as well as provide a lot of tips on running a blue/green. I refuse to go anywhere else now.

Okay but Bothell location is better…read more The good: -lots of board games to both play in store and separately to purchase. -more seating available than Bothell. -easier parking. -very clean. The drawbacks: -feels more sterile where there's more of a business feel rather than a mythical tavern. -open floor plan. It gets LOUD and overstimulating. -menu and food: smaller menu and the food is more basic bar food. No fun names or interesting recipes. They were also out of items. Beer came in a plastic cup. Bothell has frosty mugs. -small drawback- not many figures for painting. I can see where people may like this place but it's not for us.

I like Raygun in theory, and have enjoyed a few a few visits there, but when I went this weekend it…read morewas pretty disappointing. There were two offline pins, a couple of others that weren't working properly, and the ATM went out of order while I was there. Maybe that's for the best, as when it was working it limited me to a $10 withdrawal and charged me $3.75 in fees for the privilege. Seems like Raygun has started to lose the thread. Hopefully they can get back on track!

My family and I were in Seattle for the weekend and while planning meal spots my husband found this…read moreplace, which looked perfect for us dragging along two teenage boys. We figured we could eat some pizza, they could play games and they have table top games we could enjoy as well. We got there and found out their kitchen is down so no food options. My husband was told we could go get food and bring it back but he wasn't able to grab anything quickly so we left to find dinner elsewhere. Mildly disappointing as this looks like a nice place to hang out.