Called and requested a game board for a slot machine. They took my info and haven't heard back from…read morethem.

I bought my son his first acoustic stick many years ago there. My husband husband bought my cue…read moresticks and I love them and we just bought a pool table from there. The owner is very nice reliable awesome I recommend the store for all games people play.

One of my favorite stores in the valley. Good single selection and friendly staff. Definitely…read morerecommend checking it out!

Best card shop in AZ hands down Came with my bro and I and…read morewe're treated very well, everyone is chill and is open to new players Super welcoming

Not a fan of the owners here, they're mean and overpriced. Would not a commend their selection or…read moreservice

Place was cool looks like it's mainly just for dnd nothing else. went there looking for Pokemon…read morecards got some packs It's smells horrible in there wanted to look around but it just smelled so bad.

I was a loyal customer at The Geekery for years. I spent thousands on cards and traded in thousands…read moremore. I loved this shop when Brennan was manager, but since Stephen took over, things have gone downhill fast. This place employs people who hold and express white supremacist views. One employee once told me outright that if he got a wife, he "didn't want property" -- making it crystal clear he sees people with melanin as less than human. The staff is entirely white, and that attitude shows. I was eventually banned after showing an accurate historical depiction of Yehoshua (Jesus) as a Black man. Stephen, the new manager, took issue with that and has been looking for a reason to get rid of me ever since. The official reason given was "Poor treatment of Geekery Patrons as viewed by staff" -- every single friend I've asked disagrees completely. If you're not white and/or not a regular customer, they'll undercut you whether you're selling your cards for cash or trading them in for store credit -- typically by about 10% -- and pocket the difference. This is primarily a Magic: The Gathering shop, and they genuinely do not care about Pokémon, One Piece, Gundam, or Flesh & Blood. If you play anything other than Magic, you're an afterthought here. It's always been like that and I don't think they will change... The store is also not child friendly. I repeatedly had to remind people to stop cursing around kids. Staff never stepped in to handle it. On top of everything else, their pricing has gotten worse. They used to sell at MSRP, but now they charge market price on items -- which is usually double what you should be paying. Cab Comics up the street has much better prices and is a far more welcoming environment overall. Cab Comics treats everyone the same, they don't give special treatment to those only read/buy comics or just white people... I wouldn't recommend selling cards here, and I wouldn't recommend spending your time or money in a place that treats non-white people this way.

When planning our road trip to the Grand Canyon, we looked up some fun things to do in Flagstaff…read more Loving all things Magic The Gathering, my husband was insistent when come here when he found out they have the largest selection of cards in Northern Arizona. As a fan of dice, I spent most of my time here at The Geekery staring at the dice. My husband was mesmerized by the MTG and other trading cards they had. The employees were able to answer his questions, which he tends to have a lot when it comes to his collectibles. The store was well organized and the prices were pretty standard from what I see at game stores. We are both glad we stopped by The Geekery.

l'm proud to have an independent bookstore in our town. Peregrine is also a great place for last…read moreminute gifts, children's books, and special things a good bookstore should have, of course. Unfortunately no cappuccino. Lets all of us booky people commit to buying a book every month, couple of months, or three? Making sure to keep them in business! (l'm not being paid for this).

Love those independent bookstores! This is one of the best I've seen in the state and a top…read moredestination when visiting Prescott. Helpful staff, and nice layout and collections. There's really something for everyone (even you comic book geeks). SHOP LOCAL!

Gaming goat seems to be the old store name that's listed outside, but the new store name and owners…read morecalled is Sanctuary Games. Decent prices, seems like a lot of games, and an area of tables for group gaming.

So amazing! My sister showed us this place and we're obsessed! There are so many options crammed…read moreinto such a small place. Make sure to set aside some time to walk around so you can see everything! Some of the pricing on the games are better here than other stores, although I still cross checked because some of the games we bought ended up being cheaper elsewhere however it's nice to support something that can bring friends and family together! The owner is super nice and knowledgeable about the games, gives great recommendations, and as small as it is waived the fees to a water bottle (they sell a few drinks here) that I was going to buy on a 112 degree day that we came in on. Would highly recommend shopping here as there's options for beginners as well as gamers!

I was disappointed. I took in a stack of Michael Jordan's and 2 Kobe Bryant rookies, mind you,…read morethey've been in hard cases since I was in 6th grade. Was offered Pennies. A mint version of one of my Kobe's is selling for 7k. They have a turnstyle system over there of preying on their customers. Don't sell them your cards.

Super friendly, knowledgeable and patient with my 9 year old son with special needs…read more Thank you!

Desert Games used to be an absolutely fantastic local game store. When Jason was there, the place…read morehad a great atmosphere, felt genuinely welcoming, and had the kind of community that made you want to keep coming back. He clearly cared about the customers, the games, and building a place where people actually enjoyed spending their time. Unfortunately, after Jason was gone and Eric took over, my experience with the store changed dramatically. The atmosphere and sense of community that made Desert Games special seemed to disappear, and I felt the way the business was handled ultimately hurt what had been a really great local gaming store. Eric eventually sold Desert Games to Primetime, and by that point it no longer felt like the store I remembered. That was disappointing because, at its best, Desert Games really was something special.

This place is dope, I come here all the time. However, I sold some cards and they didn't have cash,…read moreso they cut me a $48 check. Wells Fargo (their bank) charged me $10 just to cash it, claiming it was because of their account type. WTF guys. Uncool.