Fantastic $1 bin! Easily picked out 100+ books, reduced to .50 cents. Incredible latest issue wall!…read moreFound several new issues my LCBS didn't have. Great selection of trades and hardcover collected editions. Also picked up some sought after Green Lantern issues. Staff was super friendly and actually knowledgeable about comics (which is oddly hard to find lately). When asked about a specific book, staff immediately went to hunt it down for me. This is a high quality shop. One of the best I've visited (in the last 40 years).

Came in while they were having a game going on and the guy running a place was very rude. He told…read moreme my cards were fake without even looking at them. He told me that one I had graded wasn't worth what I had a grade of four and I hadn't told my TCA if you wanna be cheap just be cheap and say I'm gonna be cheap and I'm not gonna give you nothing for these because I'm an asshole.

I love this shop! Everyone is friendly and go out of their way to make you feel at home. This is…read moremy absolute favorite comic shop in town. I highly recommend it!

I am customer from long ago, when this store was known as Triple Play and located in that old bank…read moreon Yale Rd across from the Raleigh Springs Mall. Back when baseball cards and comic books with king. Sometimes I get nostalgic for those teenage years buying comics and Donruss/Fleer cards back in the 90's. Back then I could see things were changing and going more toward the playing card games. I was happy to see this place alive and well, and moved into a better location. I came on a Sunday and yeah it was packed with men playing Magic the Gathering. I saw the old owner, don't remember his name, with his signature glasses and fisherman hat. It was good to see him still at. They still sell some comic books, but obviously that market is dying and frankly lost a lot of old readers who made up the fore fanbase. Still I was very happy to see the old Triple Play, Comic Cellar still around and seemingly thriving. Magic is not a game I play and it's certainly not my crowd, but definitely give this place a chance. It's a cool piece of living history in the local nerd community.

Well well well.. what can I say?! I LOVE comics and I LOVE the x-men and they even have a LIFE…read moreSIZED IRON MAN! the food was delectable and the staff were even sweeter! I will definitely be back! :)

This place is awesome! Actually I'm not too into comics, but they have their place in the world I…read moresuppose. We came here on a Friday night for something to do. The mini golf course was very family friendly. Free for the 3 year old and only $12 for the wife and I. I'm pretty sure it was 18 holes and it was just really nice. You pay for golf at the comic book counter. I liked that they had some cheap comics for small children on a shelf down low where little kids can pick one. There are a few arcade games. Not much for the toddler ages though. There's a movie theatre room for about 15 people that you can rent for $15 an hour I think they said. Bring your own dvds and video games. There's private areas for events and there's a patio outside for those nice days at the park. I believe I saw on Facebook where they plan on growing a corn maze, but looks like they never planted it. There is no beer, but they told me they are working on that and plan to have some soon. It is also worth mentioning that there is no cell service at all in the building and no WiFi either. I forgot to try my phone outside. You'll have to leave the Internet at home. We had heard the pizza was really good but my wife and I both were underwhelmed. It was good for what it was, and it was actually better than what you would expect from a place like this, but it was not great pizza. Chicken tenders were homemade and the milkshake was great. I plan on trying the philly next. All in all, I like this place and welcome it to Fayette County. Update: after writing my initial review, I decided to take the family a second time, on a Saturday night. We very much enjoyed ourselves and the people were friendly. We had dogs and phillys. Again, better than average food and better than you would expect for an entertainment type family place, but not a restaurant I would go just to eat at. I really like the place overall though.

I love this place! I never seem to be buying whatever color sticker they have on sale but it is…read morewhat it is I guess. They used to have an educator discount but not anymore. Now it's just the bag discount. Luckily I was able to get a bag from their one year anniversary event. I have found a ton of manga here. I even found some special editions. This place has the best selection of the used bookstores we have nearest me so I stop by frequently.

Thrifters and book lovers will love this place! It's a Goodwill donation center and a used…read morebookstore. The rooms are organized by genre and there are plenty of hidden gems. They even have a cute little reading corner with free coffee! I could have spent all day here. I spent about $36 and got 8 books, including some large coffee table books! Here are some books I found but left behind:

I was really disappointed with my experience at this bookstore. From the moment my friends and I…read morewalked in, the owner kept giving us nasty looks and made us feel extremely uncomfortable. It honestly felt like we were being judged and profiled for no reason. We weren't being loud or disruptive -- just browsing like any other customers -- yet we were treated with suspicion and disrespect the entire time. A bookstore should feel welcoming and inclusive, especially for young readers, and this experience was the complete opposite. I hope management takes customer treatment more seriously, because no one should feel judged or unwelcome just for walking into a store. she also has an eye problem maybe keep your eyes in the front of your head next time.

Okay little bookstore in downtown Memphis area. A little bit underwhelming on their book…read moreselections. A lot of the books were much older and the selection overall was lacking a bit. Some of the books were def overpriced. Overall, it was okay but I've been to a few other bookstores that had more of a variety and better selection.

This hobbie store it perfect for people who are interested in things like RC Cars, RC Trains,…read morePlanes, Boats, etc! They also have legos, Hotwheels and matchbox, board games etc! I highly recommend this place if you're interested in anything car related like me! Workers are extremely nice as well!

My RC addiction brought me here... well when I realized one of my trucks was busted. My…read morebrother-in-law also ended up needing parts, so off we went. They have a pretty good selection of rc cars, parts, and planes. Looks like they service cars, so if you don't like working on your own they'll do it. They had a few used cars for sale, and I thought that was pretty cool. They have a massive train selection. More stuff than any other hobby store I've been to. If you're in Memphis, and you need model train stuff, this is your spot. This place also had Funko products, models, comic book, paint, and a variety of many other different items. Prices seemed pretty good, and definitely the selection to look through. Interesting place that caters to the inner nerd.

Pretty myopic tabletop game selection. Pretty much caters to miniatures and TCGs like Magic. They…read morehave some support for RPGs but their stock always seems to favor miniatures players. Not super inviting to folks that aren't regulars.

Very nice show with friendly and polite staff willing to assist. They are very accommodating to…read morethose coming in to game and create welcoming environment. They also have a lot of space to spread out and host your game or work on miniatures.

Nice set up. The venue is on the small side but comfortable. There were plenty of trading cards of…read moreall kinds, comic books of all kinds, funko pops, 3-D art, Star Wars and Lego themed items. I just wished there were more vintage toys which is something I was interested in. There was a young lady by the name of Katie Silverwings that had some amazing stuff. She is a lead-free stain artist and had beautiful pieces. She also designs covers for books and writes books as well. She is talented and I enjoyed talking with her. She was very informative. It started to get crowded so I couldn't get photos of her stuff. Find her at PepTalk Productions and her book "How Ocean Merlani Stole their Navigator" -A Strange Space Novel by Katie Silverwings.