Wizard’s Wagon

Very friendly but does not keep stock of enough funko pops. Smells like coco butter the whole store not a certain area
Very friendly
Ryan and Jared are very friendly and helpful and knowledgable.
They should have events posted in more places.

Cool to support the local game store that hosts tournaments and can really introduce you to everything out there.
The staff was pretty cool when we were in, very knowledgeable, and made for a much better experience than going online and trying to figure it all out on our own.
If you always buy online, you won’t have a local game store hosting tournaments. We chatted a lot with one of the workers. He steered us away from some purchases or just helped explain what the expansions were, how useful 100 sided di would be…
And also talked about a few interesting games we hadn’t played before. (We bought two). Talked strategies for some of our favorites.
Basically everything you could want in a local game store. Some items they didn’t even stock because they can’t compete with online prices and they tell you just to order it! We had a nice guy working with us. I can’t vouch for their whole staff, but in nerd communities there are always haters of any game. You’d hope those people wouldn’t be employed trying to sell games but it happens.

Wonderful experience at this shop. The owner/​manager took time to play a few rounds of a new game with us (from the makers of Lover Letter). We chatted for an extensive period of time with regulars and were introduced to several new games. Ladies and Gentlemen being the next on our list of purchases! Very excited about this board game.
It’s rare to find personable shops that have an extensive selection and knowledgeable staff on hand to demonstrate the games.
Highly recommend for the «game shop nerd» passing through.

I’m not afraid to admit, that I can be a severe geek. That I have and will forever love animé. The idea of this store isn’t what it used to be when I remember it in my middle school days. They used to sell mangas and I remember them having a little bit more personality. It appears they sell some imported toys and novelties, modified board games etc. It is also fair to say, they still hold some serious «magic» tournaments which is cool. Funny story, I told the clerk that I have a couple of buddies who have gotten back into «Magic the gathering», and that it is getting trendy. He seemed offended. LOL! «I dont know about your friends, but The Gathering has always been hip!» he exclaimed. I don’t know, I just thought it was funny… The items here are pretty expensive, but I’d say it is nice to have a b&m to go to and look at items instead of buying import toys and games online.