Would leave zero if the app would let me. This store does not stand behind it's own return policy…read more There policy as listed on their website states, "Not every decision can be a winner, and we understand that. That's why we like to keep it simple: if you are not 100% totally, completely, and unconditionally satisfied for any reason whatsoever, let us know! Here at LionHeartHobby.com, you are in safe hands." Purchased and item that you can't tell satisfaction without using it, and then their excuse was, "we can't take it back because it was used." This is why Amazon is taking over, price was lower and returns are accepted. No reason to support a local business when their prices are higher, and they lie about their return policy. Their return policy should just state Caveat Emptor, because when we say if you are not 100% totally, completely, and unconditionally satisfied for any reason whatsoever, let us know, we're just gonna tell you to go pound sand. And those safe hands don't even exist. Any business that can not stand behind it's policies is just lying. And liars don't deserve to be in business.

It's not a five-star business... yet! But with as friendly and enthusiastic the fledgling shop…read moreowners are (and their keen grasp of social media), I'm certain they're off to a great start! It's their first week of operation. When I heard about it, I had to stop in because I'm a big tabletop gamer and all-around nerd. You'll find them just past Barton Middle School if you're heading south, sandwiches between a few other shops. The shop is small at the moment, consisting of two rooms of merchandise. One has a lot of in-the-box model sets like fighter planes, vintage automobiles, and the like, along with paints/primers/etc. needed for assembling them. The front room has a lot of fun board game titles such as Pandemic and SmallWorld, even classics like Cribbage and Dominos. They've just begun stocking Dungeons & Dragons stuff-- I couldn't resist... I bought another set of dice and some cool miniatures! Danielle and Rudy are vibrant and excited, willing to answer any questions, listen to feedback, or even just have a friendly chit-chat. They want to know what their clientele is interested in purchasing, so if you don't see what you're looking for, let them know!

This is one of the coolest card shops in town. They have a very unique atmosphere and by unique I…read moremean you cross a moat to get inside! They have lots of selection and the most welcoming employees. Truly an Austin original! I can honestly say to visit even if you aren't into card games or collecting. It's worth the time and then some.

I adore Pat's Games ! I'm an MTG collector and I've been buying here since I moved to Austin in…read more2022. They are always friendly and helpful and I like that you can order cards online and pick them up. My one suggestion is I wish they had some cards on display. As a collector that's my favorite way to shop. I like going in not looking for anything in particular and stumbling upon a cool card. All their cards are behind the counter in file cabinets.

Rogue's Gallery is an awesome comic and gaming shop in Round Rock. What distinguishing itself for…read moreme is the children's book and graphic novel section and their selection of DnD minis. My daughter and I go regularly as we read and paint together so it's a fun outing for our hobbies. I don't read as many comics as I once did but they have a great selection of monthly issues and trade paperbacks. Staff are welcoming and nice.

Saw this place after eating. Neat place, they have a unique set up. New comics. Then a number 1…read moresection. Then a story line section where they put all the comics in a storyline next to each other. They have graphic novels by writers and then just by company elsewhere. Lots of games too. I found something DC is doing. Small versions of graphic novels. No bells and whistles making them 9.99 instead of 60 bucks. I got all star Superman and The Long Halloween

In a Sunday afternoon, not many game stores are open during that time. I was really impressed with…read morethe variety of games available in this small shop. Walking in the store, you will notice that it is really clean and that you are able to sit and play games if you are so inclined. The staff was able to help us select a game that was perfect for us to play quick campaigns which is what we needed. When we are ready to look for something new, we will be back.

Love the dnd games they have on Saturdays and have made new friends there. They also have a cool…read morecollection of cards to sell

I'm a sucker for anything British, even if it's a gaming room. Who doesn't love a board game cafe?…read moreThey had me with the architecture. Pure Tudor elements and vibes. They've got a huge outdoor patio with a Tardis and lots of seating. Inside they've got a couple of different rooms. You enter in the coffee house/bar side that has counter and table seating. They have a wide variety of tea, coffee, cocktails, 30+ beers on tap, n/a, sodas, etc. The center of space is a shop with gaming items, plushies, books, etc. Off to the right is a very large dining area with several cove-like Tudor booths. Perfect for large gaming teams and events and rad that you're able to have a meal or snack while playing (no outdoor food or drinks allowed). This is a perfect haven for D&D peeps. The British theme runs throughout the entire space including the menu. My boyfriend and I shared a Bavarian pretzel and brisket pie. The brisket pie was incredible and made feel like I was back in the UK at a local pub having a bite. Absolutely perfect. I'm not a gamer and you don't have to be to appreciate this inclusive, welcoming environment. It's eclectic, charming, & tasty!

Such an awesome, cozy little pub + board game bar! Met my book club here, and we loved it so much…read morethat we've decided to make it our go-to monthly meetup spot. Made a reservation in advance - for a small table, it cost $35. This includes 5 hour reservation time and unlimited access to their library of board games. They've got an extensive beer + cocktail list, coffee items, and a bunch of delicious pub food items to choose from. We shared a delicious spinach artichoke dip served with hot French bread. We also enjoyed hot cocktails on a cold winter night - hot toddy's and Irish coffee. Absolutely fantastic. After gabbing about the book, we chose to play Ticket to Ride, a classic board game. Had a blast , and look forward to coming back and trying more delicious drinks, eats and games!

My husband is an avid Dungeons & Dragons player and goes every other week with his group. $6 entry…read moreand hours of chill time. There aren't many places like that these days. Third spaces.

Play at Bell's! Whether it's Magic the Gathering, Sorcery, or a private game of your choice, this…read moreis the place. Friendly neighborhood vibe makes it a great shop to kickback and enjoy a casual game with the guys/gals. Everything from dice to booster packs, the selection is limitless. Prices are the best in town, and outside food/BYOB is allowed. See y'all at the tables!

Very friendly staff and takes precautions for covid-19 such as temperature checks, masks, and…read moresanitizer at the door. Plenty of events for yu-gi-oh, board games, and dnd being hosted daily!

From the owner: We specialize in dungeons & dragons,and other table top war games like X-wing, Star Wars Armada. we…read morehave custom painting services in house for you miniatures and war game needs. We also have weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournaments on Tuesdays with prize support.