You can bring your own games and sit and hang! They have a little cafe that specializes in waffles…read moreof all types, a full bar as well. We found the last table (lots of tables but they get busy!!!) on a Saturday evening-- and brought wing span so we hung out, ate, and played for several hours. They have a ton of board games and accessories available for purchase too.

When I moved here, I was searching for a great game store, and we're in luck in KC because there…read moreare a couple great ones!! TableTop is an excellent stop for anyone interested in card games, board games, puzzles, unique finds, Warhammer materials, or groups to join! First of all, TableTop has an excellent selection of games and other related materials. I've never seen so many Settlers of Catan or Ticket to Ride expansions, but if you need them, they're available! They also just have so many games that I would have never seen before, so I always make sure to have a while to look around to find new things. Second--everyone who works there is SO GREAT and very, very knowledgeable. I can't tell you how much more exciting this makes the experience because they are willing to spend time and give options based on what you're looking for. During my last visit, I got to share some of the games I really liked, and we vowed to come back and share about our experiences next time! Love this place. Basically, I'd give them all my money if that was a feasible option. Thanks for all the great games, suggestions, and interactions, TableTop!

We went to check out the store for their He-Man sale this weekend. There was an amazing selection…read moreof all sorts of GI Joes, He-Man, Star Wars, etc, and some hard to find, originals from way back when. The owner is super nice, and talked with us the whole time we were there. You could ask him about anything in the store and he could tell you about it. It was great to have an expert! It's a great store, very nostalgic! We don't live close, but we'd be happy to make the drive back!

This place is a must for anyone looking for vintage toys. Owner is very personable and very…read moreknowledgeable about the toys. A HUGE selection of G.I. Joes, Star Wars, Star Trek, He-Man and many others. He seems to have something new every time we go there.

Amazing! Best selection of all TCG and Sports Cards! By far the best value and service in KC. Come…read morein for whatever you need, and you'll be greeted with warm welcomes and a wide variety of products at a very reasonable price! I cannot ask for anything more! Thank you for being located in KC, and especially close to me! Amazing!

To start, I am currently in school, and I am in a position right now im not proud of, but I had to…read morego and sell some of my Pokémon center etbs. I offered them 70% which I deem fair, as Ive gone to plenty of card shows and 70 is the lowest most vendors go, They offered me 45%. I should of ran, but I am currently not proud to admit I am desperate for the money. We settled at 52%, and they claimed all these reasons why they couldn't give me 70%, such as condition, shipping, labor etc. Long story short I'm writing this review because they took my ETBS and listed them ABOVE market, when they claimed they couldn't offer me 70% because of "condition," and they would have to list them BELOW market, they are scammers. I knew I should have ran, but again, I needed the money and didn't think. Go anywhere else you can in KC that's collector friendly.

This store is clean and full of amazing cards and memorabilia! The owner, Steve, is willing to talk…read morehonestly about cards and values but also willing to allow you to walk around and enjoy the store at your own pace. KC treasure of a store.

This is an Indie book shop in the Strawberry Hill area. The person that was working was nice and…read morehelpful. The store is light filled and attractive and has a calm and quiet atmosphere. They had a $1 cart outside when approaching the store and I perused the books and purchased one of those and also a used fiction book. My husband also bought a used Tai Chi book that he found. They had a selection of new books displayed on the wall and some seating to look through the books. Then there were two shelves pushed back to back with used books. They had non-fiction, fiction, self help, health, philosophy, religion, autobiographical books, travel type, and political type books. They had some t-shirts/stickers in the window area and some collector books in a back corner with a small book case I'd used youth books. Their prices on the uses ranged from $2, $4, $6. There were some that were not priced in the inner cover. I love bookstores and especially with used books because I won't buy a new book since I am patient and can wait until I can find it used and cheaper. A nice book store but a smaller collection of books.

These independent bookstores are hidden gems. Catering to a diverse community. This store has had…read morebook readings and community events including a fun April Fool's Day Parade a white back.

I was wondering around on a Saturday evening and found this local gem. What an incredible place…read more Enchanting. I immediately felt at home exploring the 3 floors. The books cover every subject. Some were probably harder to find. I happened upon a hardback about Eleanor Roosevelt and the years she spent alone after FDR's death. I also found a copy of an old magazine which explored all sorts of Tibetan culture. I purchased both. The book on Eleanor was found in the basement which is a bit of a labyrinth. I got tickled because I was entranced by the books so much that I nearly tripped several times on the very uneven floor. And it's painted all the same color so you can't see the weird level changes well but I was weirdly not even upset about it because it added some intrigue to the mystery of searching the shelves in the basement. Even on a nearly 100 degree day, it was chilly down there. Cool! Upstairs on the 3rd floor where it was toasty, I found the magazine. There were some cool lounge areas up there too. Record albums and a music section. I was mesmerized. I believe there were a couple of people putting out books but I'm not sure. I never asked anyone for help because I wasn't sure who worked there and I didn't really need any. The guy who checked me out seemed pleasant but I can't speak too much on the service except to say it was fine. I felt it was very acceptable to read through books even though they were for purchase and except on the crowded main floor, they had places for you to sit and read so it was even encouraged! I love that! The only thing I'd have liked that I did not see is a bit more merchandise that is book and reading related. They had a few Prospero Books tshirts and a tote bag but that was about it. I admit it wouldn't necessarily fit the vibe to have a section like this or maybe it could if done in a nonchalant way. The messages from customers written on the walls and shelves throughout the store along with photos were absolutely perfect! There were some photos that showed the basement before it became the magical place it is right now. Reading the messages and seeing the photos let me know I was in the realm of my people. All the books and magazines I saw were reasonably priced. I spent less than $15 on my large hardback and magazine. I didn't have nearly enough time to explore. I hope to go back!! You should definitely go and support a local bookstore treasure!!! I'm so thrilled they are here! We need more like them! And they carried ALL types of books. There is no censorship. As noted on Prospero Tshirts, "There are worse crimes than burning books. One of them is not reading them." - Joseph Brodsky And you'll find in my friend's book, The Sun Does Shine, they can strip you of everything but if you have an imagination, they can't take that. Books and reading develop that ability. Let the words transport you! READ!

Such a cute spot in westport to check out if your walking by or are wanting a new book. There are 3…read morelevels so many many books to sort through with every single genre you could imagine. the variety is insane. Not impressed with the staff, as they didn't say hello or anything to us (they were watching videos behind the desk in their computer). But, the atmosphere is phenomenal and takes you back to nostalgic days in an old bookstore. One of my favorite parts of this place is a little glass window pointing downstairs. Little things like that keep the character of this place alive. Most of the prices seemed fair as well. Not too ridiculously expensive for kc.

Wise Blood is a lovely bookstore in Westport and is a great addition to the area! They have variety…read moreof genre selection (including used and new books), a kid's books section, coloring books (adults and children), notebooks/pens (moleskin style stuff), and were very welcoming when my husband and I walked in. They feature local art on the back wall - we went to a "meet the artist" event one evening (Hubbard Savage is the local artist featured - he's super talented!). There were also some musicians who played and also did some spoken word type of stuff, both of which were delightful! They have a little seating area that's comfy if you wanna sit and flip through a stack of books when you're trying to decide which to get. I will definitely be back - this place is amazing. Highly recommend you stop reading this review, get in your car/on a bike, and go check it out!

It was my first time in town and ran across this store. Great selection of books in titles and…read morediversity of genres. Used and new books in great condition. You can tell a lot of love and thought went into the titles! Great collection and will definitely be back.

One of the casualties of technology has been the printed book industry. But fear not, there are…read morestill some (non-chain) oases out there who appreciate the feel of a good book. Snuggled in along Santa Fe in old OP, Ink & Page has a minimalist look but a book lover's feel. A sprinkling of categories & genres along each wall, children's selections - complete with kiddo space - in the back, and popular titles in the middle. Aye, and that mid-section holds the real values, gently used books that have attractive price points. Many of those titles are recent or very popular, and if you bring in books for trade, then you get a 15% in-store credit - win! The north wall has a display with recommended reading from Ink & Page employees. I mean, wouldn't we ask if anyone knew whether a story/author was worth our time if we knew someone who had already taken the plunge? It's better than Google Reviews! (but not Yelp) There are some comfy spots to plop down and browse your selections or just enjoy the tranquility of a good ol' bookseller's space. Pricing for new titles is list, but used titles vary and that's where Ink & Page offer extra value. Parking is old OP-ish, so you're either lucky or you're walking a bit. Friendly service, great display, and fabulous value waits for you here.

Such a cute local store! The saleswoman was very helpful and friendly. They had a great selection…read moreof books as well as a variety of gifts like tote bags and puzzles.