Let's be clear. This is the place where hard-core Dungeons & Dragons Warhammer and RPG players go…read more It almost looks completely disorganized, but it is not. The staff know exactly where everything is and you can find everything from handpainted minis to obscure RPG games. What it lacks and aesthetic it makes up twice fold with games, dice, etc. If you're new to the RPG community, it will look overwhelming and intimidating. But if you're a hard-core person, this is where you get your stuff.

Staff was friendly and the shop offered a wide selection of role playing games, tabletop games,…read moreminiatures, and more. My partner and I go to PAX Unplugged every year and were excited to check out this reputable games store. I knew there were stairs to get in, so I used my cane to get up the stairs and my partner carried my rollator (a fancy walker) up them. Unfortunately, once we were in the shop, I was only able to go so far when I couldn't fit down the aisles any further. Would love to see this shop in a more accessible location!

This is a very clean and well lit shop with a welcoming atmosphere. A huge heads up before you go:…read morethe Apple Maps version is wrong. The staff explained that they have called Apple numerous times to try and correct the location, but it never stuck. Definitely travel via Waze or Google Maps instead. Finding parking can be a bit iffy since it's Hoboken and street parking only that you pay for online through the ParkMobile phone app. However, if you are coming specifically for Pokémon, you might be disappointed. Their Pokémon card selection is few and far between. Plus, everything they do sell for Pokémon is highly marked up and honestly just not worth it. But that's just my 2¢. Still giving it a 4 star because walking into this shop, I loved the aesthetic of it. They did a really great job with the interior!

Literally the nicest people ever. They give the kids free Pokémon cards (if they say please and…read morethank you) and are always super welcoming. My son was having a tough day the other day and they were extra kind to him. Charlie the owner is friendly and definitely makes folks feel welcome. A really nice spot!

Owner was super nice and the selection of magic cards is some of the best in the city. Definitely…read moregoing back.

"Should I open it or keep it sealed?" Pokemon is such a hot commodity with prices rising with high…read moredemand and short supply. This shop has it all. The owner and his father have a large supply of collectibles such as hard to find figurines from funko pops, marvel, Jurassic and anime. There's a whole wall of pokemon packs to purchase and also binders where you can also buy single cards. There are other popular collectible card collections as well. They will buy Pokemon cards and also open to cut deals if you make bulk purchases. This is a fun place to look around and yes...you end up spending a lot unexpectedly on Knick knacks you didn't know you needed to have. Best bring cash or have a Zelle account before making the trip to the store.

Excellent customer service and I found exactly what I needed.A-Plus…read morethis is by far the best rc hobbie shop that I have been to.

Purchased a car here and left feeling like all my questins concerns were handled. The staff is…read morebeyond knowledgeable with all the different rc's and drones on the market. This is definitely a hobby shop you would want to check out if you're in the area. Also on site repairs.

One of the few hobby stores in midtown, Red Caboose specializes in model trains, diecast cars,…read moreplanes, and model kits but they also have a small stock of paint, supplies, and accessories. If you really need something or are in the area, the staff seem knowledgeable and helpful although the store selection leaves a lot to be desired. A lot of stock looks old and dusty and needs attention before use. There are some new boxed sets and items but pricing is high here.

Extensive collection of trains, a few cars, and diorama things. The prices in the cars, which is…read morewhat we were after, was a little steep for cars with lots of dust, some damage, and no boxes. The guy was busy selling another couple on a train set, but didn't seem to ask them any good questions till the end of his speech only to find out it was for a child, and not the gentleman. Also they have cats that roam free, and you can smell it and watch for poop.

I made an appointment to come all the way to their location listed on their website which is 96…read moreChristopher st. It says they have a NYC location. And I spent money for an Uber, packed up all these cards to bring to them to sell just to waste a whole hour of my time and almost $70 for the transportation. Never will I do business with a company that can't even list their correct location.

Just Collect provides a great service to those who are looking to sell their sports collectibles.read more

I went to there many times. Always have something new. And…read moremany limited products. Highly recommend

Very small location but def mighty. My husband is a huge anime fan and loves collecting items and…read moretoys for himself and my son. Mostly collectibles for himself and things my son can play with. This is a very popular store at a central location. Today there was a line just to get in. However, great selection and great for any anime fan to stop by for sure

I wandered into this store after a dinner next door. The store is a good size, really open. The…read morestaff are super friendly and helpful. They were able to make great recommendations based on preferences and age. There's an area in the back for people to play games. The prices are decent, and the selection seems very good. Lots of different board games and word games. A really nice store in this neighborhood!

Awful and INHUMANE customer service. And apparently it comes FROM THE TOP…read more Forget courtesy, apparently being treated like a human being is too much to ask. Imagine driving 45 min to pick up an order. This after having to call because their website was broken and not allowing pickup orders. This was after originally posting for help on the discord. Finally you arrive but slip prior to coming in (to be clear not in front of this store) and find you are bleeding. Your partner asks if the have a first aid kit and what should be a simple yes/no answer turns into bumbling words which seems like a long way to not help. Some bumbling about maybe having a bandaid without any offer to give that. And then you're told "you can just go to the pharmacy down the street." Okay, you then go up and ask for the restroom, hoping to clean off the wound and use some tissue to stop bleeding. Same person "Oh, well- we don't have our restroom open right now." My response : "so you have no restroom open and no first aid kit so are completely unprepared for if someone gets hurt in your store?" The response: "Look dude what do you want me to say - we don't have stuff for cleaning wounds, our bathroom isn't prepared, we're busy blah blah blah" At this point, I become hyper aware I'm the only black person in the store. Does that factor in- I don't know. All I know is I was being treated awfully and the rare times that happens, I start searching for why in my mind. It's obvious at this point this person is just trying to shoo me off. Eventually, I blurt out "Fine, I have a pickup order. I just want my order. " "Oh, fine." And I say "I don't want help from you though, can I get help from someone else?" I then turn to a female employee because 1) I'm a woman and at this point are getting all the signs this person does not give a eff about actually providing any help to me. The female employee comes over and is smiling apparently ready to help and maybe diffuse the situation. The individual then goes "No, I'm the owner. And I'll just refund your owner" "I don't want a refund, I just drove 45 min to get here. I just don't want your help. You've started this off mean and awful." "I don't want your money. Look, just I'm giving your a refund. Is this your order?" He then shoves the three items I purchased at me and goes "I'll give your a refund." I protest - I don't want a refund. I'm not trying to get one over on the store. What I wanted was to be treated like a human being instead of an annoyance, especially when I am in pain and trying to stop bleeding. What I want is an apology or at the least, to be helped from someone else who won't brush me off both as a customer and person in need of help. What I walked away with is knowledge that the owner of the institution is a tactless person lacking of empathy and apparently the ability to have basic things prepared at his own store like a bathroom, first aid kit, or even a clean piece of tissue. Picture included as proof of purchase I was at the store