This is a great, fun store. Their specialities seem to be trading card games (especially Magic the…read moreGathering - tournaments held here frequently) and retro video games. They have Atari, Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Sega consoles (Genesis, CD, etc.) and even newer stuff like Playstation 2 and up, XBox, Wii. They have everything from the old games themselves to the console to play them on and all the periphery (controllers, memory cards, etc.). Prices were very reasonable. They accept trades and also do buys. A motto displayed on the signage for this store is "Buy, Sell, Trade almost anything of value" and they mean it. You could walk in with an antique lamp and walk out with a Nintendo console with the works. If it's worth something, they'll entertain a buy offer or trade-in for store credit. They also do disc resurfacing which is very important for we flea market skimmers (discs typically scratched). Talk to Brian, the owner. He's likely the biggest guy anywhere in that store the majority of them time. Looks like Penn Jillette of the magicians "Penn & Teller" (or does Penn look like Brian?). He's super friendly, always willing to try to gain a new loyal customer by trying to get you exactly what you're looking for, and (Pro Tip!) if you're buying quite a bit of stuff at one time (like $100+), he'll totally cut you a nice discount... he did for me! Like a pawn shop, the inventory changes on a daily basis. So, even if he doesn't have your favorite game today, tell him what you're looking for, and it may just show up. Things (even really rare games) just walk in off the street to be sold or traded-in here. Oh, and I didn't even really get into all the contemporary, not-your-grandmother's boardgames they carry, the vintage toys (StarWars, He-Man, generation 1 Transformers, etc. - many new in the packages), and comic books. It's really just a nerd's paradise. Loved this store.

As soon as you grab the door handle to enter Game Quest the problems begin. The handle was loose…read moreand awkward step up into the building almost made me and my son fall. It is very dusty and dirty with a gross coat of grime on the items. The store is cluttered and unorganized making it difficult to find items of interest. There are hazards everywhere including random boxes of merchandise (Skylanders) in the middle of walking areas. It's very difficult to find help with making a purchase & the staff is rude and indifferent if you make a purchase or sell items or not. I was insulted by a staff member for asking when they would be buying gaming items. It was my mistake for visiting this store multiple times with the same experience. I love supporting local businesses but Game Quest has no business being in business. It's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt unless management cleans house. Figuratively & literally.

The staff is super nice I was able to find everything I needed and the prices are super low they…read moremean it whenever they mean "Ollie's good stuff cheap!"

Store very disorganized and not well kept. No one seems interested in helping you…read more Didn't find what I was looking for. Don't see a reason to return. It's too much like Big Lots.

This is the best place to find back issues at a great price. I've visited several shops in bigger…read morecities and they don't compare to the selection here. Their comics are well organized and easy to find. Big Apple doesn't have an online presence. You have to come in store to shop. Edd, the owner, is helpful and super knowledgeable. (I don't understand these random reviews about Funko Pop. I even checked BBB and there aren't any complaints associated with this shop.) If you're interesting collecting comics, graphic novels, or the like, I recommend coming to Big Apple in Amarillo, TX. They have thousands of titles and lots to choose from!

Me and my friend had an amazing time checking out all the awesome comics, the cashier is wonderful!…read morehe was helping us looking for stuff talking to us about our interest, the comic book were awesome of course a little pricey, but what do you expect it's a comic book store but I love them either way and overall would completely come again!

The name is very fitting. It's a sweet re-sale store. Everything in this store is either brand new…read moreor like new. For clothing the store is separated between genders and sizes. The clothing sections are divided by the accessories. In the back there are beds/cribs and other infant/baby equipment (sit me up, high chair, floor mat, strollers etc.) There are plenty of books and toys displayed. The shoes are again displayed by gender, then sizes. Sometimes they even have dance shoes! They buy items from a specific list so they can keep their inventory looking fresh and have quality items. The store is constantly changing with new items and events. I truly enjoy coming here. There is a play area for the kids to play in while the parents shop. If the kids want to shop there is even a shopping cart for them too. Pro - new inventory daily - plenty of parking

This is a very cute little children's resale shop although they have lots of brand new items also…read more The prices seemed a little high considering I'm used to thrift stores but considering their overhead I'm sure they are reasonable. The ladies are very nice and helpful. It is not a huge store but everything in it is either new or like-new. Nothing shabby here. They have toys and furniture and Equipment as well as clothing. If you have a little one on the way or little ones already here it's worth checking this place out, especially if you like quality.

We had some free time before we had to keep traveling so we stoped to explore this museum and Im…read moreGlad i did. The super knowledgeable staff was helpful and kind the exhibits were interesting and some were interactive. This museum was larger then i thought and wish i could have spent more time here.

This is a nice museum with three floors of very interesting items. It is on the university campus…read more Parking was a bit confusing, but not too bad. The entrance fee was very reasonable. The staff was very friendly and hospitality.

What do you do when you're exhausted and don't want to look far for food when taking a lunch break…read moreoff I-40? Stop at Barnes and Noble, of course. This was your typical barnes, I knew the layout immediately and checked out books before hunger drove me to the cafe. The main server there was friendly and polite in a Midwest meets hipster way with heavy eyeliner and bright smiles. I had the turkey chipotle sandwich which was delicious, and I enjoyed sitting and recovering a bit in that cafe, although I had to do it next to two women WAY too excited about planning their respective weddings. It's a Barnes and it gets the job done, with some help from its great cafe. One note: when i greedily get a cookie to go, don't accidentally get chocolate all over the edge of the bag and then not tell me. It makes for me cursing about fifteen minutes later on the road at my choco-stained passenger seat.

If you love to read, listen to music, watch movies or collect Pops, Legos or any of the such them…read moreBarnes & Noble is the place for your one stop shop!

Nice Store To Visit I Went To The One Missouri Is Big Before I Left Missouri To Came To Texas?read more

I think they opened on June 11th, 2021 but I didn't get by there till about a week later. Actually…read moreI tried a few days before I actually made it in but even though the sign said they were open till 8, they were only open till 7 I guess. I sat in my car and tried to decide what to do next and saw about 30 different people within the next half-hour that went up to the door trying to go in about 7 to 7:30 p.m. . I mentioned it to a young man who asked me if I needed any help when I finally got in there and he said the first week they were only open till 7 because they hadn't gotten all their inventory in and didn't have a lot to sell. I wandered around I looked at just about everything but I just didn't see anything that I needed or wanted except for a couple bags of snacks up front. It's all self serve but there is someone to help you if you have difficulty ringing it up.