This place is so cool! Upon entering the store, to your left, you have mostly gaming products. They…read morehave board games in the back of the store and in the front of the store, they have trading card accessories. I learned that they sell single Magic the Gathering (MTG) cards, but you can search their inventory by using their kiosk. On the right side of the store, they have D&D and Warhammer stuff. Then in the back of the right side of the store contains tables for tournaments and stuff. What I also find cool was they also have fountain drink for sale. The staff member was friendly, professional, and helpful. I think the pricing is competitive with other local gaming stores in the area. Will definitely come back for more gaming needs.

Not good when it comes to event renting. They gave away a reserved space. A maybe 15 yr old took…read morethe original reservation and everyone acted clueless when they booked it to someone else instead of making up for their error.

A large, yet cozy vibe game/comic shop! The very first thing I noticed on entry was the big…read moreProgress Pride flag hanging from the rafters-- immediately I knew I was among my people: the queer and nerdy! Approximately half the store is dedicated to various reading materials like comics, manga, and fiction. The other half is board games, RPGs, and supplies for said games (like mini figs and paints, dice, etc.). Throughout the store you'll also find toys, posters, collectibles, comic/trading card storage, and more. There's a lot to look at, so if you've never been, I recommend giving yourself at least an hour to browse around. This game shop also doubles as a community gathering and event space. There's lots of room and tables/chairs in the back to accommodate gamers who want to come in and play or hang and be social. I'm sure they have many specific goings-on each week (for example, I saw a sign advertising mini fig painting every Monday evening!); you can check out their event calendar on their website. There was also a gender ambivalent restroom and water fountain/water bottle refill station nearby. Some beverages were available for sale near the front. It is also quite obviously a safe space, as I saw in addition to the hanging pride flag an entire section dedicated to queer and trans materials, and an end cap as well for POC and disabled folk. I can't say how much it means to me as a trans person to see this kind of representation clearly on display during a challenging political time. I hadn't gone with the intention of buying anything (isn't that typical? lol) but to be honest, when I saw the queer support they were displaying, I wanted to support them back. It wasn't hard to find a couple things I wanted in order to give them my financial business. If you too prioritize supporting local queer businesses, consider buying from here! I normally wouldn't have been up this far north from where I live, but I was headed to a Yelp Elite event a little early and decided to see what else was in the area. So glad I stopped in here! I'll be back!

What a cool store! They have all things Warhammer, Magic, Pokémon, etc. They have tons of comics…read moreand board games as well. The staff was very helpful in helping me find a gift and give me some suggestions of games based on others I like. Overall, I would recommend this store if you enjoy these activities.

Looks like a new store in the mall but unfortunately it can easily be missed. Legacy toys is…read morelocated in the 2nd floor next to the entrance to the soon to open Dicks Sporting goods. Only reason we knew it was there was a sign by AT&T store saying there's a toy store. It's so far down the hallway it is easily missed. Great selection of toys , puzzles and games. Prices are pretty standard and the lady there was very nice . Will definitely be stopping by again.

Went in today, needed to buy an Xmas gift for my Niece. Found a small stuffed polar bear for…read more$12.99. When I tried to purchase the stuffed bear, I was told that its $17.99. okay, I informed the clerk that the price tag hanging off it's ear clearly indicates otherwise. I was bluntly told the computer says $17.99. No sorry, just an awkward stare. Knowing that there's definitely no chance of a resolution here, I just walked out. Spent $40 at Build a Bear instead. The experience here is awkward and lacks professional decorum.

I just watched a clerk trying to browbeat a customer into signing up for the GS rewards program…read more The poor guy just wanted to buy his stuff and go but the clerk would not let it go, even as other customers waited in line. Terrible service!

I don't frequent GameStop much anymore but, when I did, the couple of times I stopped at this…read morelocation really turned me off. Things may be different now, IDK. The first example that comes to mind, I stopped in to pick up a copy of Destiny. It had been out a couple years, I think, at that point but I wanted to finally check it out. When I brought it up to the cashier, he made some weird, loud point of asking if I was aware that the game was a couple years old and there may not be players online to play with anymore. Just really odd, aggressive behavior towards a paying customer. Brought the game home and played it without any issues (so I'm not sure what he was going on about). So, note to the store, maybe don't carry an old game if you're going to be yelling at your customers for buying it. The second example, I brought a few old consoles there to trade-in. Glancing at the consoles, the cashier immediately informed me that I wouldn't be able to trade one of them in because it was the same model as one of the other consoles (presumably because it was also black). I informed her that it was actually a different model, after which she relented. (Apparently, you can't trade-in multiples of the same model in one day.) It's been several years since either incident so hopefully this location got its stuff together but it didn't leave a good impression. I'm not sure what type of customers they were used to dealing with but it's not like I came in looking like some hooligan looking to pull a fast one on them. Anyway, your mileage may vary.

Selection was terrific. A mixup was corrected in a timely and congenial manner. I definitely…read morerecommend this store.

I lived in Roseville, MN many, many years ago when there wasn't any art stores like Blick, so when…read moreI was in town for a visit recently I was elated to see the art store there. Love it!

Timely, courteous, thorough. Good prices - and I do shop around. Does that "extra effort" search…read morewithout being asked. My first choice when I'm seeking a book or AV item , record or film.

I brought in a large group of books, all hardcover, quite a diverse group of subject matter, all in…read moregreat condition. I was informed they would pay me $1.25 for all my books. $1.25?? Really?? I spent more than that in gas just to drive to your store. Based on other reviews here, seems like other folks are making out like bandits when they are offered $7 or $10 for their hauls. I declined their offered and bluntly told them that I would use more of my time and effort to take them over to my favorite mom-and-pop, non-chain thrift store and give them away for free so that those folks could make some money off of them, part of which will actually go toward helping people who are overcoming drug addiction and other similar situations. I will never again bother to bring anything to sell to any Half Price Books store.

This is definitely a one off location. It's connected to the mall but the mall is pretty dead now…read more I feel like it's smaller than the most locations in which I feel like they generally don't have some of things other stores offer. I especially look for the seasonal diamond art and sometimes jewelry making items. They seem to have 2 checkout counters but i've only seen the closer to the parking lot open vs the mall door register. Line can definitely build up quick. Prices have went up a bit as well and while they offer a rewards program, they offer less/not as good coupons now.

It could be this location but overall, I have not had any luck or good experience with Michaels…read more"Curb Side". Why Michaels offer Curb side is beyond me; they never have enough staff scheduled to actually bring out your orders. The first time I sat in my car for 15 minutes, no one came. Then I went in and push the button for service, waited 5-10 minutes no one came. Eventually I just looked for my order and went about my day. It's really frustrating because no one offers to help even though the walk past you, and there's no clear instructions on how to go about picking up your curb side order. The main reason I do curb side is for convenience otherwise I would have just picked it up in the store myself. Anyways, my latest experience was terrible. I never received a confirmation that my order was ready, I had to track my order and found out it was ready for pick up. When I got to the store, I continuously looked for my item. Again, there are no clear instructions, the items are all over and anyone can take anything and go about their day. After looking and looking, there was no one that came by to help. I finally found my name on a carboard, and a piece of paper by it stating "Behind the counter". So now I'm in line, mind you Michaels has switched to mostly self-checkouts which I'm not complaining about, but they should still have registers available to assist customers who cannot or do not prefer to use the self-checkout. There was one person in front of me that has already been with the cashier for about 5 minutes or so. I was the only one in line, it eventually became very busy. I'd say there were about 15 people that bypass me to use the self-checkout, and now there were about 3 other people behind me waiting for the cashier. While I'm waiting, one of the customers needed help with the self-checkout, there was another employee aside from the one cashier who walkie for help. The Cashier said she'll be right there, which made ZERO sense to me. Why couldn't the employee who walkie help the customer, and how does it make sense that I have been waiting and now the cashier is going to help someone knew who came well after me. Luckily another employee clocked in early (I knew this because their conversation was loud enough for me to hear). The employee that clocked in early then switched the current cashier, and the cashier then just went to stand behind the counter to wait to assist anyone that may need help with the self-checkout, even though there was a line of customer waiting to be help. So now you have an employee just waiting while all these customers are also just waiting to be helped. I spent 30 minutes in Michaels trying to do a curb side pick up, how ridiculous does that sound? Granted the extra five minutes was because we needed to wait for the manage to approve a return. I got the wrong color and needed to do an even exchange but the cashier said they could because it messes with the inventory count. I've worked in retail and an even exchange doesn't mess with the inventory count since they have their UPC, but maybe Michaels inventory system is a bit behind... or too advanced? I haven't been in retail for almost 15 years.

4.5/5 Yay I've…read morealways loved stopping in here and poking around and now they've moved even closer to me so I can walk for incense if needed! Staff are very friendly and helpful, so much to look at.

They have a great selection of books and herbs. The staff are kind and knowledgeable in their craft…read morebut also eager to help! Found some essentials I was low on, like affordable candles, and also a couple surprises like a second hand tarot deck! Highly recommend the store for any path you might be on :)