The owner is always so friendly. This is the best place to go if you want cards at a decent price.read more

Received the wrong type of box, but the owner brought it an arranged spot near my house. Price was…read moremore reasonable than any place I could find.

This toy store is amazing. It is an old fashioned classic toy store. This store is so huge with so…read moremany cool toys and hard to find toys. The staff here kindly welcomed me and my husband and showed us some toys. I wish we had one of these stores by us.

Super Store for toys and games. Everything you could ever need for gift giving this holiday season.read more

Visited for a Pokemon pack ripping party. Atmosphere and selection is great, prices are even…read morebetter. Nice to see a community game store. Definitely will be back!

I never thought I was going to walk into a pawnshop but I kept hearing my friend say stop by this…read morepawnshop on Walnut St., Capitol City pawn shop?!! And I did!! WOW!! This place has everything!! Also I really liked how the employees are ready to help you and they are very knowledgeable, helpful, and pretty nice.. so before I will go to Walmart maybe even target I'm gonna check this place out because they have everything brand new practically and I'd rather buy from there for half the price then go to Walmart or target. So if you need a vacuumA gift pretty much anything stop in and check this store, before you go to A big chain store you'll be SURPRISED!!! I'll be a returning customer.

Bought some silver, quick service, good price, easy to find, highly recommend, friendlyread more

This is one of the few brick-and-mortar comic shops on the East Shore and has relocated several…read moretimes over the years. It's been in Highspire for a couple of years, but I did have a chance to stop in. The familiar logo and green paint stand out on Main Street. The decorative windows are the brightest part of that block of older buildings. The interior is well-organized on two floors and packed with collectibles, toys, comics, and related merchandise. Most of the current and recent backlist comics and books are priced, but you may have to ask for a market price on some unticketed items. But the staff is helpful. The store is easy to reach from Middletown, Harrisburg, and just off the Harrisburg junction of 283 and the Harrisburg East exit of the PA Turnpike

Great selection of collectibles - maybe even slightly more appealing than the comics because of the…read moresheer volume. A good mix of newer stuff and harder to find items, though a bit on the pricier side - even by secondary market standards. Having said that, if anyone is going to have a figure, statue or rarer comic in the Capital Region, it's going to be these guys. The staff is friendly and chatty about most subjects. It's a solid crew over there. Honestly, this store shines as one of the few remaining bright spots in a shopping area that is long past it's retail prime.

The first thing I noticed when walking into Lazarus Games was a signboard with rules and behavior…read morepointers, and as someone who frequently spends hours on hours in game stores, this was the biggest green flag. The shop was very well supplied with gaming merchandise for all kinds of interests, from TCGs like Pokemon, MTG, Riftbound(!), Lorcana, with even some Weiss Schwartz, to DnD/TTRPG supplies + modules, to nerdy cookbooks, plushies, toys, and more, there is truly something in stock for everyone here, and prices were market or a little under on most ! Good deals ^^ The thing I care most about when I go to a game shop like this is the community, and how people and staff interact with customers and each other in the store. This store has game room and tables both private and public, nights for card games and community events, and fosters a kind and upbeat environment, completed by friendly staff, which is really all you can ask for from a game shop. I hope to see them host more events like the customer appreciation day, as that was an amazing time! (I really loved the catering!)

So, in regard to my previous review, I figured I'd share the owner's response to both me and my…read morepartner. To me, this response avoids taking responsibility or showing much professionalism. It also includes claims that simply aren't true--at no point did we tell anyone to go to our uncle's shop or say he'd do a better job. That never happened. We 100% do NOT have an uncle or bloodline family that has a shop. Weird how he chose to go with that fabricated claim. The guy was Carly's coworkers brother.. I did get a laugh out of the part where he says he's reporting my reviews. Personally, I'd rather they stay up. Let people read both sides and decide for themselves what happened. If you're confident in your version of events, there shouldn't be any issue with people seeing both perspectives. Below is the series of events paraphrase.. My girlfriend and I were in the store while another couple was discussing selling a large reggae record collection. The owner was already talking about other stores and possible buyers for a collection of that size. Since the conversation was already centered around outside options, my girlfriend casually mentioned another local shop that might also be interested. The response was immediate and hostile. Instead of simply saying he preferred competitors not be mentioned in his store, he repeatedly raised his voice, saying it was "unethical" and asking, "How dare you come into my store and try to steal people?" His voice got louder each time. The interaction became so uncomfortable that another customer followed us outside afterward to make sure we were okay. Even the couple involved commented on how strange and over-the-top the reaction was. What makes this especially confusing is that the conversation was already about alternative stores and potential buyers. We're customers, not business owners. Most people wouldn't expect that mentioning another local shop in that context would lead to being publicly yelled at. Needless to say, I won't be returning, and I can't recommend a business that treats customers this way. If you take this review with a grain of salt, that's completely fair--but understand that, in our experience, simply mentioning another local business during a conversation that was already about other shops was enough to earn a public scolding. The photo below includes the owner's response. It conveniently leaves out the fact that we had already been talking with the couple and that multiple outside options had already been discussed before Carly made her suggestion. He's entitled to his version of events, but it doesn't reflect what happened that day. Regardless of the disagreement, I don't believe it's appropriate for a business owner to speak to customers--especially by repeatedly yelling at a young woman--in the way he did.

They were great about buying my old 8tracks and player. They do have a wide selection of records…read moreand other formats of music in their collection.

Very kind and patient. Very knowledgeable of toys. Enjoyed looking at all the toys and am sure we…read moremissed some. Could spend a long time here. It was great to reminisce. We will definitely return.

**Update: The shop has moved recently to expand. Its located at 4 S Market St, Elizabethtown, PA…read more17022, now right on the square near the martial arts studio. A step back in time to the 80s-Now! You'd be hard pressed to not find something from your childhood here. Everything from early Nintendo NES, My Little Pony, Transformers, Barbie, Star Wars, WWE, Ninja Turtles, various anime and an over abundance of stuffed animals! There's a pacman mini arcade cabinet to play, a few claw machines and floor to ceiling toys. Everything we saw was in good to mint condition, and the owners/staff were more than happy to answer any questions we had. Prices seemed on point for the items condition/rarity so it didn't feel like anything was over valued. Owners are also heavily involved in second Friday downtown in Etown and you can tell they care a lot about the community. Follow their facebook page for the events they plan with local businesses. They frequently have discounts and free toy days on select days for kids. Only complaint again is their hours are kinda all over and change weekly/monthly so facebook is your best bet to see when they're open. Parking is available on the street via meters and in some metered lots around the area. (Typically a nickel for 1/2 hour, dime for an hour) Tons of local shops near by to so its a great afternoon adventure supporting local businesses. Solid 4.5-4.7 so I rounded up to a 5.