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    D and E Collectibles

    4.8 (6 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Copacetic Comics Company

    Copacetic Comics Company

    4.6(10 reviews)
    3.0 miPolish Hill
    $

    This is my favorite store on the planet. Not my favorite…read morecomics store, or my favorite bookstore - my favorite STORE. Best thing to do is go to www.copacetic.biz or even better head over to the store, nestled in a quiet corner of Squirrel Hill across from the police department. Bill (the owner) stocks an unbelievable range of comics, books, DVDs, music, and art in his tiny space. You won't find many contemporary superheros here, but what you will find is all the modern artsy comics you can handle, the Criterion collection of DVDs, weird discount European jazz label imports, Little Lulu, punk rock, Pauline Kael, the Dover collection of classic literature, local zines, a big comfy chair, and most importantly, the proprietor who will find out your tastes and guide you to the material that will best intrigue and interest you. He encourages browsing and reading, and there's usually classic or independent cinema playing on the small TV, or else classic jazz on the stereo. I checked the "$" price rating because nearly everything that Bill sells is discounted from the original price - including both the new stuff and the classics (on which many of which other stores have bagged and marked-up the price). This is extremely rare in comics retailing. Since moving to New York City, the two retail institutions I've missed the most from Pittsburgh are (1) REI, and (2) Copacetic. Go there now!

    I don't read comics. But now I wish I did so that I could…read morefeel like I had purpose in being at this store and had a reason to back! This is such a cool place. The guy that worked there was very friendly and I highly recommend that you visit!

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    Phantom of the Attic Games

    4.3(6 reviews)
    3.5 miOakland
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    I've gave this place a few chances but honestly, it's got too many problems. It's super hard to…read morefind, the stairs to get up are not friendly for anyone with disabilities, their A/C barely works so it's too warm in the summers, and if you join their mailing list they will spam you with offers to buy your RPGs and other books, but actually won't for the most part. I give this place two stars because it contains game products and dice. Buy your dice online to save about 40% of what these guys are charging. And find a place with some fans or working A/C if you want to play in a public place in the summer months. I can only imagine how cold it gets up there in the winter. I personally won't be going to find out.

    Great place for games. They had lots of choices! We ended checking it out after going to the…read moremuseum which is right around the corner. I would highly suggest going if your in town. Great friendly store. We ended up getting an expansion to "King of Tokyo / Kind of New York". They have a backroom full of cards and miniatures for all types of games. Getting into the store was odd. You have to take a small wooden set of steep stairs (not ADA compliant) and next too a nail shop. But overall it's a great little place. I told the owners I found there store through yelp and they kinda looked at me confused and said "ohhhh okay." So maybe there not into the social media outlets and potentials, but there still great guys. They also make great recommendations.

    The Big Idea Bookstore and Cafe

    The Big Idea Bookstore and Cafe

    4.3(30 reviews)
    2.5 miBloomfield
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    I enjoy this place. They have a typewriter and they stand for a good cause. The staff I've…read moreexperienced is cool depending on who's there. It was quiet when I first began going. Some employees play music which I found distracting. Another employee seemed to have monitored me during my entire visit; maybe she thought I was going to steal a $4.99 book. Idk The place is not as clean as it could be, such as the bathroom, and some of the chairs need to be wiped off or completely replaced as they are stained and have an odor. I would not get any beverages from here unless it's sealed. The hours fluctuate often. I have made one too many trips during the weekday, weekend, daytime or afternoon to find the door locked. And I'm not aware that there's communication given ahead of time about their fluctuating hours for the given day. If you need to get your fix from a book, just buy it because there's no guarantee you can read it the next time you plan to.

    This place was such a joy to spend an afternoon in. For those who are very well read and those who…read morehaven't picked up a book in awhile, I can guarantee you'll find a title that catches your eye. This place has a very apparent and pointed purpose for existing. Not necessarily to convert everyone into being anarchists, but more so wanting to encourage free, critical thinking. It's certainly worth a visit and had so many intriguing books that brought me a lot of joy to browse through.

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