I got a n64 game and I loved it. The workers were nice and the prices weren't high! I would…read moredefinitely come back here for more games!

1.Service not great 2.Their Selection is mostly awesome…read more3.Value is COMPLETE DOGWATER these guys don't do retail they go off market instead of retail. Just close up shop and sell directly off ebay if you are going to match eBay prices. No wonder their corner of Fredericksburg is the bad side.

Not only one of the biggest Comic Book Shops, but also the most organized. Super clean with space…read moreand division of Comics, Statues, Toys etc. I was actually pleasantly surprised at how huge it was as the storefront is misleading. If it is Comic Culture it is represented here. You have new comics,old comics, nice selection to include every collectors favorite $1 Boxes. Great Staff who are willing to help you find what you want with friendly greeting as you entered and a thank you for coming as you exited. Definitely a great Shop to check out, you will find something that will have you pulling out your wallet.

Wow, this is a great comic shop about 45 mins south of DC. I visited when I was in the area…read morebecause they indicated they had some golden age comics. Boy, did they ever. I spent about an hour looking through the higher priced comics along the front wall and finally settled on the perfect one. The store is the larger of the two they have in the shopping center. They took it over from Tuesday Morning when it went out of business. I think they indicated it was 18,000 sq feet. Probably the largest comic book store I've ever visited. Lots of comics, games, cards, toys, plush, even a video game in the back to play? They also have a sister store in Woodbridge, just much smaller.

Lots of cool die-cast, great cars. Very cool collection of kaido I wish he was sellingread more

was told not to shop from them because I asked if a toy of theirs was inspected to make sure it was…read morereal and not a fake? we all know now days fakes can look as close as possible to the real thing. Especially when an toy is a popular one. I've never had a problem asking this question when buying from other places but ok thank.

There's two doors when you walk in here, my experience was with the door to the left. I haven't…read morebeen in the door to the right, but I think it's owned by the same family, and has a lot of Kawaii/Cute things for sale. My wife found this awesome little hobby shop last night while hanging out with a couple of friends, and when she came home and told me about it, we ended up going back together the next day. I'm into all things nerdy, especially anime and GUNPLA, so I grabbed an SD model kit and a Thousand Sunny Bandai kit from One Piece. They've also got individual actual Pokémon, One Piece, Magic decks, and individual cards in binders for sale (at least for Pokémon, I'm unsure of the other cards games.) They had some Anime models, Manga, a bunch of stickers, different types of dice (for tabletop gaming), plushies, some older video game stuff, and I think there were Warhammer model kits. It's a small local shop, so prices are a little bit higher than what you'd see at big box stores. BUT you're supporting a local business, and that's always really worth it. There are some game rooms in the back where people can play tabletop stuff like board games or Dungeons & Dragons. They've got a bathroom (I didn't check it out), plus a little section with snacks and sodas to indulge if you get hungry while you're there playing. Big shoutout to the guy behind the counter. He was super cool to my wife and her friends last night, and even more so when we came back today. I watched him today helping other customers too. Super patient, very friendly, and just seems like a genuinely good guy. Definitely the kind of shop and person I love to support. He also said that if we have We will absolutely be back here.

I placed a preorder yesterday for palworld booster boxes and my order was cancelled today with no…read morewarning, reason or explanation. My only guess is they saw that the secondary market exploded and the price doubled so they cancelled my order so they can sell it for more at inflated prices. While not illegal or against the rules, it's horrible customer service and degrades trust.

Super friendly staff! Had a great time learning the game from Tali and painting my first miniature…read more The store is well organized and clean with a huge selection of products. Highly recommend checking it out whether a first timer or lifer.

Great service and friendly people. always willing to help new and old fans of the hobby and they…read morehave a great community at this location.

The shop is small and carries a variety of stationery items. I'm a huge stationery fan and probably…read moreown enough supplies to open my own shop, so I originally stopped in just to browse. I was excited to see they carried Everyday Explorers stickers and stamps. They also carry greeting cards, stickers, Travelers Notebook products, stamps, a few fountain pens, and inks, washi tape, Field Notes notebooks, and many other items. If you're a stationery fan and local to the area, I'd recommend giving this shop a visit.

Along Georgetown's commercial Wisconsin Avenue NW is the city's go-to local paper goods shop. After…read moreworking in media, the owner achieved his lifelong dream of opening a stationary store. Here's why you should visit: 1) Goods: Unlike other stores that have a paper section but expand into other home products, Duly Noted doesn't stray far from their mission. They sell journals, planners, greetings cards, stickers and more. They have a few goods outside of paper products like mugs and a few local food items, but the majority of the store focuses on paper products. A few standouts: Letterpress cards. The owner sources it from local and regional companies. Appointed journals. This D.C.-based, woman-owned company uses Duly Noted as a drop location for their custom journals and planners. 2) Price: Compared to other shops, the prices aren't bad. A quality, local greeting card is around $5. 3) Location: It's next to a large Compass Coffee and many other shops are nearby along Wisconsin Avenue and M Street NW. 4) Space: It's in an inviting space and the products are organized well. It's a full shop but doesn't feel cluttered or overwhelming. 5) Passion: The owner is passionate about paper goods, attentive and answers any questions you may have. 6) Safety: Masks are required and a small table greets you when you walk in with hand sanitizer and extra masks.

Rude customers. Every time I was in there they asked what deck I had. I said poison. They'd always…read moresay only psychopaths have that deck. People would regularly steal cards from me here. Random people who don't work there would go behind the counter acting like they ran the place all the time.

Jay and the crew are nothing but professional and are willing to take care of the customer any way…read morethey can. They usually have a good stock on materials needed and if not they can get it quickly. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Loved this store! Very unique stuff, and it left me feeling like I just walked off the plane from…read moreAsia. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. The different masks were so beautiful and I had to buy several for friends as gifts. Definitely will be visiting this place again!