I wanted this location to be my go to because it's around my area but they're pricing their…read moreproducts 30% above market value and it's ripping people off. I went there and the attendant was saying that the market had gone up. So I still spent a good amount of money for the benefit of the doubt but l got home and triple checked the market value of the items that I purchased and it actually dropped significantly in market value. I'm confident to say that they have the highest pricing around Toronto in terms of buying from them! Very disappointed!

My jaw literally dropped when I walked inside. It's one of the biggest baddest retro gaming stores…read moreI have ever seen in my life! A whole wall of punny video game t-shirts, lots of old merchandise, enthusiastic, motivated and nerdy staff.... I could go on and on. I had a wonderful time exploring this store! There's a section in the back with a bunch of tables and chairs for tabletop gaming such as cards, board games, etc. If I didn't have to worry about traveling on a plane, there are many things in that store I could've purchased. But for any type of gamer, this place is absolutely worth checking out. Enjoy this experience!!!

A mecca of riches from the past, browse this small gem and you might find that piece of nostalgia…read morethat you may have thought was lost forever. Came in last December to see if there were any Wii games and actually found one, then had found a few DVD flicks in the extensive library for only $5.00 each. This store has plenty of video game consoles and games at reasonable prices, along with some more rare items a bit higher. When you're in the area head on over. In the days of Blockbusters and chains going under, we must patronize these independents as often as possible.

When my Xbox live account was due for renewal I came here to get a 1-year subscription card. I was…read morepleasantly surprised to see that it was a couple of dollars cheaper than what the renewal fee would have been if I had used a credit card and paid directly to Microsoft. They have a great selection of new and used games and any time I've been in here they're always busy. The staff are quick at getting though the line and helping every customer.

Huge selection of retro consoles and previously played games. Check stock online. Quick service…read more Even have collectables like Funko Pop and comics.

Nothing priced, too cheap to hire employees so it closes early or in the middle of the day randomly…read moreor just is closed all day long on a non holiday. Unfortunately it is the closest card shop to me because it is by far the worst one I've ever been to by far.

Calling all geeks.... I've found your Mecca! Our son was in heaven and probably could have spent…read morethe entire day in here if we had let him. It felt like it went on forever and had anything and everything a tabletop gamer / hobbyist / geek could ever dream of! There was even a space you could pay to play games / paint minis!

I've loved this shop for so many years, and I'm slapping myself why I haven't written a review yet…read more This is a hidden gem tucked in the basement next to the TD in Chinatown. One of the cheapest spots in the city to pick up a board game. The pros are they have a massive collection, a giant library filled with rows and rows of games and collectibles. If I'm in the area, I used to stop by to peruse because I'm that kind of geek. I honestly haven't made them exercise their customer service skills because I research my board games and know exactly what I want. But I can see that newbies could be overwhelmed with all the options coming in. We decided to buy a board game for a friend's child, age 6. My boyfriend ran off to find a game at Meeple without consulting me first. He came out empty-handed, saying there was nothing suitable for that age range. I'm SURPRISED. There's a board game for everything there. I'm not an expert for games for six-year-olds, so I just Googled, found a dad blog and decided Catan Junior was it and purchased online here. They processed our order immediately and were ready for pick up the same day if needed. The truth is my BF was about to check out at Indigo, which is 30% more before I reminded him to check at Meeple again for prices. The only difference *I think* is the packaging art is slightly different and the box is larger at Meeple. If their staff actively asks every customer walking in and tries to help, they can convert more casual or newbie gamers--what a lost opportunity.

Probably one of the worst online shops I have experienced in recent years. Claimed a model was in…read morestock then after a week, I asked about it and they claimed they were shipping it shortly. Another week passes with no shipping and they had no interest in actually filling the order. They were slow to respond to my questions, didn't actually have the product in stock and didn't have the balls to admit it. They were quick to refund the order so that is something I guess. What a waste and pathetic excuse for a business.

I'm a huge comic book fan and collect tons of toys and figures, but this place and their overpriced…read morestock rarely if ever gets my business. Although not that much closer, if you shop Silver Snail or 401 games, they offer much cheaper games, toys and statues with much better service. They do have a lot of old stock here for older toys and figures that came out years ago, but this is probably due to their high prices and the fact no one is buying the products. The store also could use a cleaning as it is cluttered with toys and comics all over the place. Not in a good way, in a way that makes you not feel like browsing the aisles and just leaving instead. I'll take my business to 401, the Snail, Comics and More or even the beguiling instead. Much nicer staff and non scalper prices.

This place makes for a great time…read more There are less third spaces these days but this is an underrated one. They have starter packs for magic and has a bunch of board games. The service was friendly and they have a solid selection. Parking might be a little rough given the location.

It's like walking into a cave troll's den. There's a lot of crap in here, and by crap I mean stuff…read moreyou probably won't want to buy. Apparently it's just surplus stock. Admittedly, it's okay to kill time in, if you don't mind having to root around like a truffle hunting hog, but it manages to combine strange selection (I found a bunch of Tron action figures) with strangely high prices. You might find a good value, or something. It violates pretty much every rule of retail in terms of organization and presentation, being more like a massive single retailer basement rummage sale. It's a shame, since the downtown store has been improving and the junction store is a good venue. I guess this is the picture in the attic.

Here's the pros and cons of this store:…read more Pros: - Very informative and helpful employee's - Good selection of new and used games - Games aren't locked in a cabinet - Used games are cheap - Video game kiosks for demo Cons: - Does not sell games for gamecube or older, even used ones Overall this is a very good store and I recommend it to everyone except retro gamers who want old games and systems.

I've found the managers and employees always ready to help. They look up used games and have even…read morephoned stores close by when they haven't had it in stock. The problem with this location is so many of the customers are horrible. They're mean to staff, impatient, loud and will interrupt another customer engaged with an employee. This isn't the store's fault but other locations don't have it this bad. Either way they have a good selection of used games, they're quick as they can be and I really appreciate the phone calls from staff to remind me when a game I've preordered is going to come in.

Friendly staff, amazing selection of board games and accessories…read more This new location is also very cozy. There are a lot of board games to play, the cost was $7 per person, and came with a drink. Great spot for a date, or hangout, or shopping!

Great board game store to visit with a date or group of friends…read more Came here in person at rush hour to pick up a game, as I didn't want to pay for shipping online. It's located in Richmond Hill in the business/warehouse district off a windy road called West Beaver Creek. The address is easy to find, lots of free plaza parking, it's next to a kids dance studio and very visible store sign. Nothing sus like another yelper stated. Inside is very spacious, clean and bright. I love how organised the shelving for new games were laid out and they even more games in back. Off the walk in, I was greeted immediately and four employees were excited to help me. They are game experts and could name off suggestions for games quickly, to pair with similar games I had in mind. Super fun to nerd off in the board game world here! I always cross reference with boardgamegeek.com first when planning to new purchases, but asked them in person to see if opinions lined up. I was impressed one employee was quick to suggest ones I never heard of. Prices are good to fair. I felt no pressure to buy anything there, they even offered if I wanted to test ones that they have opened or to get a feel of the pieces(card game quality for kid durability is real). I left with buying three games I had eyed online, and excited for the suggestions for the next visit. They have a free loyalty program, can't hurt to sign up when you're a board game investor, as this is one place to bookmark. No food or cafe noticed here, unlike other board game places. Maybe one day as they are still new.