Great selection of wonderful toys! Rebirth of my childhood. Pricing is the same anywhere but…read moreselection is phenomenal !

It's sad, they used to actually have and supported a healthy Magic the Gathering ecosystem of…read moremultiple different formats to choose from, but now days your choices are Commander or go away.

Great folks and lovely collectables. Salespeople nice but not pushy. Very welcoming atmosphere.read more

3.5 I decided to…read morecheck out all the comic stores that I could find near where I was and popped in here. This store is small but well stocked. They do have a good supply of books at the front of the store. There was a set up for gamers in the back of the store. There is a cool incentive to buy books here where you can earn points when you buy something that can add up to $5 off your next purchase. Neat. The staff was friendly and helpful. I'd come back here.

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

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.

Star Wars only store in Austin (with another location in Fort Worth)…read more They carry literally everything Star Wars from highly sought after collectibles, toys, figures, and lightsabers to pet items, kitchen & household items, posters. Vintage items. You name it, they've got it! The store is huge and clean and the merchandise is meticulously cared for, as it should be. Spent some time chatting it up with the employees on duty and they were just rad kids. It was like talking with friends. Their Star Wars love and knowledge=more than impressive. Their dedication to the store and SW community=outstanding. Thanks for an amazing visit, Holocron!

I'm a Star Wars nerd and didn't realize we had this gem right here in Austin. This store is HUGE…read more Whether you want to relive your childhood, embrace Star Wars on your adulthood, or are looking to start your collecting journey...this place has it all! A great selection of vintage figures (new and loose) and well as the current series, books, lightsabers, Legos, collectibles, (just look at the photos!) at a wide range of price points. Whether getting started in the hobby or looking for a hard to find piece for your collection you're likely to find it here. And they have a friendly staff too. This will be THE place for my star Wars fix!

This place has sadly gone downhill. Went to Lucky 7 today with my boys today (13 and 10) at their…read morerequest. My 10 year old (literally the happiest, most positive human) wanted to sell some of his Pokémon cards that he researched recently went up in price. When we approached a younger gentleman at the counter he told us that they don't buy cards on the weekends but asked an older gentleman next to him (dark hair, buzz cut) if he would at least look at them. My son was excited and grinning ear to ear! As the man approached us with what can only be described as a RBF, he just told my son how his cases were all wrong and why did he have them in these cases? My son's face went from elated to practically melting. He is literally 10 years old!!!!! As he continued to insult him, I asked the man multiple times what cases they SHOULD be in....it took me asking three times to get any sort of answer. They even sold those cases behind the counter but he didn't even offer for us to buy them and frankly, by that point they weren't getting any of my money. He gruffly left even though he said they would be interested in buying the cards. Tonight, my son sold one of those cards online for $120 (he paid $30 initially). I am so happy that he didn't let the experience at Lucky 7 dampen his moment. I am sure he will successfully sell the other cards online as well. When we first started going to Lucky 7 we loved that it was a local, family-owned business- that is how we like to spend our money and show up in our community. But sadly, we won't be doing that with this business anymore. Every time we have gone to this store there are a ton of kids, but sadly they do not know how to treat them - or frankly, anyone. If you are a parent whose kids love Pokémon and sports cards just consider this before taking your children to this place. Over lunch I talked to my boys about the way we communicate with people and how it is not always what you say, but how you say it. His cases may have been wrong, but tell him what is right instead of admonishing him publicly and give him the solution. My sons will be better for this lesson and perhaps the owners can teach their grown male employees the same lesson but we certainly will not be around to see it.

Best card shop in Austin. Modern, good selection of new wax. Only lcs in Austin with a great…read moresingles supply.

A small little shop tucked away next to a million others. There's all sorts of stuff in here, but…read morenot a very big selection of comics. Like I said, it's a very small shop. That being said, they were helpful and kind. If I any questions they were happy to help. I picked up an ASM #36 Mary Jane variant. I'm pretty happy with it.

Let me start off by saying I traveled everywhere looking for the right comic book store here in…read moreAustin, Texas. Finally, I stumble into this place. The gentleman was gracious. The music was great and he was very informative about what I was looking for. Nicely hooked me up with their monthly program so I can get all the comics I needed, and they were on point for about six months. Then comes my birthday, very excited to bring my son in and grab my monthly comics. I called the shop on the day of my birthday and the lady owner answered the phone, at this point I have met all the gentleman and just wanted to introduce myself. Me: " Hello who am I speaking with? Her: " I didn't give a name" Me: " correct that's why I'm asking" Her: what can I do for you" Me: " id like to know who I'm speaking with please" Her " This is Kings Cache" Me" I understand that I'm a new member and just checking in on my comics" then her tune changed. Graciously she wanted to be friendly instead of acknowledging me from the beginning and being secretive and ominous. All of this came from her with a very cantankerous attitude and resistance to lead with the right customer service. They have caller ID there, so usually when I call the fellas already acknowledge me but name. Can't believe the fake high road this lady wanted to drive on. I've had nothing but great experiences and then I call and she gives me two shades of gray. Buyer beware, they are nice til they grab ya, then ounce they have you, the care to get to know you or give you the respect you deserve is obsolete. The one gentleman is great the other two could care less for you. Austin Books and Comics and Batcity comics have now graciously taken my business. Which is good because if I see another funko pop my head will explode. Stick with dolls and leave the comics to the big boys. Just because it's a hobby doesn't mean you have to give it a bankers mentality. Ebay, Other stores and Collector conventions offer too much competition. Be better humans. You made this guy feel awful on a day that was so important you won't realize. At the end of the day you just had to be nice, you know who you were and to that my circles and collectors corners will not drive from hill country anymore to spend our disposable income. Thank goodness Batcity just opened up. Can get two more comics for the gas saved!!! I hope this helps do better, because I'm still reeling and this message doesn't do what I witnessed justice. Sad times

This is what one expects when the term "Hobby Shop" is used! A Mom and Pop local shop with all of…read morethe kits and supplies to keep you modeling for decades! Most impressive, and only real hobby shop I've seen in years! A must visit store!

TAKE NOTE! King's Hobby is now located at 7323 N. Burnet Road 78757. The space is somewhat more…read morecompact than the old business park location on N. Lamar but has much better natural lighting. I was there for paint so I didn't peruse the kit inventory but I'm sure it was there.

I went to the store for the first time today. It's a retro toy store on 8th Street in the Square…read more Upon entering the store I was so wonderfully amazed. I was not expecting this store to be so awesome. They have things from 60s 70s 80s 90s etc. They had Rockem-Sockem Robots! They had care bears, they had Dr. Seuss books, they had OG trolls (I got three of these!). They had pinball machines. They had slinky. They had the magic eight ball. They just had too many things for me to mention, and all of them were amazing! I wish I had known about this store last Christmas-- Good thing there's next Christmas :) Their prices are quite affordable. The little trolls were a 1.50. The Dr. Seuss book was $9.99. The care Bear was $13. They have so many wonderful product products and they are displayed beautifully. It's a fun place just to walk around and look! I highly recommend you visit. The service was really good by the way. The sales clerk allowed us to walk-through and didn't pester us. However, when I asked her about things, she was very enthusiastic and she knew about the products. I appreciated that. I highly recommend you visit!

I'm not sure how long Lazer Beam has been in downtown Georgetown but it's an amazing toy story! It…read morereminds me of Toy Joy, but on a smaller scale. There is a wide variety of eclectic toys, games, knickknacks, etc. they have several tables where you can explore/play with some of the toys and items they have for sale. This makes it especially fun for kids to have a hands on approach- not like department stores where everything is packaged and shelved. I do believe some items are a bit pricey but that's to be expected from a stand alone toy store. We did purchase two 3-D printed toys. I was hoping to get some more exciting items, but my son has taken a liking to these 3D creatures. They were $17 each, higher than when I've paid most times, but also fairly acceptable in price. The employee working made some small talk, but she wasn't entirely personable. I feel that businesses geared mainly to our children should have employees with bright and bubbly personalities. I understand that's not always a possibility, but I do feel it makes the whole experience better for everybody. The only true con to our experience was that the story reeked of cat urine. They did have the doors open with a fan blowing out, so maybe they're aware and trying to get rid of it, I'm not sure. But it wasn't a pleasant smell at all. With all that being said, we will be back. I've made note of things we plan to buy in the future lol.