Ventured out so my husband could get his Pokémon fix. They were all so kind and informative about…read moreany questions we had. They're the only location but made sure we knew that they have an online store and can ship to us if we find anything we like. He ended up buying a box and another package. We will be back!

This is my favorite find. They're pretty hidden off of Northlake, but this store is absolutely…read moreincredible. The staff is insanely friendly and knowledgeable, and very willing to help with whatever your card fix is. They sat with me to help learn a new card game step by step, which I was especially thankful for. At no point did I feel stressed out, and by the end I'm perfectly capable of playing. I even bought packs of a set I thought was long since gone, for a great price. Been back once or twice a week since I first walked in. They all rock. There are constant Nexus nights, tournaments, and set releases for Pokémon, Gundam, Union Arena, Digimon, Cookie Run, Lorcana, and Riftbound. Seriously, this should be your first choice to go to for card games or collecting. 50/10

Could hang out here for the entire day! So much cool stuff to see, and look through. The dollar…read morebins have an added treasure hunt aspect of finding a business card mixed in for a prize. Great spot with really good people! My kids loved it, my husband and I included. Not just sports stuff but they also have some lower value Pokémon cards too. We'll be back here every time we're in town!

Easily the best card shop on the treasure coast. A father and son run the shop and cut you a great…read moredeal. I was amazed at how many cards they had, you could spend legit hours digging through the dollar and value boxes they have and when I was done mentioned they had more in the back. They have a ton of signed sports jerseys, pictures and more. Looking forward to coming back.

I brought in games and equipment to be sold today. I knew I had a lot, and I came back a few hours…read morelater. I was presented with two options, either store credit or cash. I found the offers to be honest and we agreed upon a very fair price. Looking forward to checking out board game nights! I'd recommend the store based on honestly alone, but there was a lot going on in there. Check it out!

Best place to find rare games and comics best place to find Lego sets and hang out with friendsread more

Pleasantly surprised! Great service and a wide selection of both books and comics. Best I could…read moretell everything was reasonably priced too. I would definitely recommend stopping by.

You could literally get lost in this place!! Theres so much to explore and look at that honestly if…read moreyou wanna get lost from reality for a little bit this is the place! There is such a large collection of books new and old that that search is so fun. They also have dvds, blurry, action figures, collectible glasses and I'm sure so much mire that I didnt see. The owner is super sweet and helpful. If youre looking for anything specific he can point you in the right collection and if they dont have it hes also willing to search for it and get it shipped in on your behalf. I think prices start at $3.99 for paperbacks and go up from there. They also take your old books in. I can't wait to try it out and will update everyone as soon as I do about the process!!

A true old school comic book shop. Owner was wonderful to talk with and very upfront about his…read morepricing structure Lots of silver age books and original comic pages. If you like digging for hidden treasure- this is your place.

A lot to say but I'll keep it short and sweet. It's a MUST…read moreVISIT for Comic collectors for all ages. Embrace the Store Enjoy the Search and Keep Supporting your Local Comic shops.

Short story: Extremely uncomfortable, and employee was unhelpful. Walked in and only employee was…read moresleeping on a recliner with a dog next to him. Walked out a few minutes later after yelling at said employee for literally hitting another dog and yanking it by its leash to hit it further. Long story: I walked into Excelsior looking for a comic book on the way to run some errands. Once I stepped foot into the store I noticed a man sleeping on a recliner, with a dog sitting next to him (a small black and white mixed Chihuahua). The man (employee/manager?) acknowledged me by opening his eyes, and then closed them again to seemingly go back to sleep. After looking at the wall for the specific comic (Captain America Steve Rogers #3), I suddenly heard and then saw another dog barking (a grey and white Chihuahua) behind me. Not bothered by it, but confused why the man wasn't doing anything to stop it, I continued browsing the wall. I turned around in the direction of the dog barking once I heard the man stand up and suddenly grab the dog. Thinking it was more of a gesture to put him in a cage to calm down, I thought nothing of it. I asked him if he had the comic I was looking for and suddenly I heard yelping and the sound of the man smacking the dog. Even worse, the dog had already stopped barking long ago, and the man continued to smack the dog. I began walking in the direction of the man to confirm my suspicions when suddenly I heard a smack and then a snarl from the dog. The man had just gotten bit. He pulled his hand back and went to smack with the other when I called out and asked him, "what's going on". He froze, mumbled something incoherent under his breath, and at that point the first dog that was sitting next to him on the recliner began to bark as well. He lifted his hand and started smacking the dog on the recliner as well. He told me, "He just copies what the other does..." He then told me to pick up his iPhone that had fallen on the floor and hand it to him (a call was coming through). He answered and began mumbling greetings that even I being two feet away could barely understand. At this point I was ready to leave but I was frozen in a state of being uncomfortable and scared for the dogs. I tried talking to the man further, and realized he wasn't even responding to me anymore. I walked out, with no intention to ever return.

Any comic book store that has as much enthusiasm for Aquaman as this place deserves my…read morerecommendation. My girlfriend and I walked in on a whim during their grand opening. Unbeknownst to myself, they had a sale on Aquaman ("You know you love his trident," the billboard outside read), so I ended up grabbing two TPBs. The owner was super friendly and outgoing, telling me how much he personally enjoyed reading one of the volumes I was purchasing. I always try to spot board games when I go into comic book stores -- something this place doesn't have, but it's still a great source for comics in Lake Worth that I'm very excited about. Plus, you gotta love a name like "Excelsior!"

First time visiting the store: The gentleman who was the owner (I think) was extremely…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Sadly, the help not the best. Barely grunted at me when approaching the register and at checkout he rang me up and then asked if I was a subscriber. I said no, and I asked what that was. He said if I pulled books with them I would have received 10% off. Which I would have done! But he asked me AFTER he ran my card. It should be mentioned, the store is very well put together and has great character. They do have a lot of back issues and high end back issues, BUT they are priced well beyond what they should be. Worth a one time trip, but probably only a few times a year beyond that.

This place is such a mixed bag. Everything that makes them great is simultaneously one of the…read morethings that irks me about the place. - They have a huge backroom, full of tables and chairs and miniature scenery for tabletop, lots of space for CCG tournaments or even people who want to just stop in and play. * Conversely, the back room is typically full of tournaments, or people who just stopped in to play... AND, it's their storage room so boxes and bins everywhere. - Their selection of games and minis is pretty cool, shelves and shelves full of the things gamers like. * Conversely, their selection pretty much seems like it is stocked by what the staff members like and several requests were met with "I don't know anyone who plays that." Prices are a little higher than most local games stores I've been to and the only things that go on sale are things no one wants to buy, but the staff is friendly and helpful.