Miles and miles of books in this 10,000 sf book store. They have it all, speciality items, hard to…read morefind, fantasy, romance, sci-fi, politics. They buy and sell... books and puzzles. Plan to spend some time wandering. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

I've been wanting to come here for a while and I'm so glad I finally made it! This place is so…read morecool. So many books and finds. I got the book for my book club here and the price is good for a used hardback in perfect condition. It was pretty crowded so I didn't stay long but I could imagine people stay here for a long time just exploring. Loved it.

When I was younger, I was a big fan of Lynda Trang Dai, Trish Thuy Trang, and Tu Quyen. Yes,…read moreimagine my surprise when I found out my Mexican friend was asked to drive Lynda from the airport to one of her concerts -- and he didn't even know who she was! Anyway, during my Viet music listening years, I used to get the CD's either from the Florida Oriental Trading store in Orlando or get them from here at Minh Quang. I don't know why but when I came here recently, it looked like there was less merchandise. Maybe I'm bugging or something, but I could swear there was more to buy before. ::shrug:: Well, they still specialize in Vietnamese CD's and DVD's here. The CD's are $5 each, and you can get 3 DVD's for $10. Too bad I don't keep up with the Viet music anymore. I'm not familiar with any of the new artists they had on their shelves, but there was a decent selection to choose from. Minh Quang is located in the Little Saigon area of Jacksonville at Cassat and I-10.

I guess you can say this is where many old arcade games go to finish out their days. It's fun to…read moreplay the older outdated games...it brings back a lot of memories. Arcade games have changed so much over the years, so it's nice to be able to have access to them. All games take quarters and they do have a change machine. You can literally spend a few hours in here...just like the good ol' days for some of us. Moreover, there is a store where you can find a lot of older games for older consoles like the Wii, PS2, and Xbox360 to name a few. They have quite a few specials on older games as well. The store offers many other things as well other than playing or purchasing older games. They have gaming-type gifts and they do trades too. It's definitely worth a stop if you are a gamer, looking for a retro item and/or looking for a hard-to-find game or item for yourself or as a gift...or just want a trip down memory lane. On that note, I'm glad places like this exist to give new life to all of these games, etc. It's pretty cool!

My man wanted to check out this place mainly because he heard about the arcade and I rode along…read morewith him. The front housed everything video game-related from cables and consoles, to action figures, and of course, all the video games. But walk to the back right where the lights are dimmed and it becomes more noisy, boom...arcade. Lotsa pinball machines, old-school arcade machines, skeeball, air hockey, etc. We just wanted to check the place out and didn't play but this is a great place to settle a score hahaha. Also, it didn't appear that Saturday afternoon is a busy time as no one was in there playing. As we were leaving though, a father and son went back and I heard the token machine dispensing coins. The staff were super nice and know their stuff. Definitely wanna play in that arcade in the future.

This is our favourite Game Stop and it is the best one we have ever been in, and let me tell you,…read morewe've been in a lot of them! Thanks to my wonderful husband, I get drug into Game Stops all over the place all the time. All of the guys who work here are SO knowledgeable about all the games. They're also really friendly and I like friendly. :) You can tell them the games you like/love and they can tell if if you will or won't like a game. They can tell you what a game is similar to. They've played them all and even tried out the new ones before they hit the shelves. Now, I'm not a gamer. My idea of video games is Ms Pac Man - you remember - the ones you actually had to put a quarter in to play?! Yea, these new-fangled video games for the PS3 and XBox have WAY too many buttons for me to even begin to understand. I do try playing some of my husband's video games from time-to-time, but because I can't sit still and hold the controller like a normal human being (if the character in the game has to jump, then I, for whatever reason, feel I need to try to jump with them), I end up having a backache and a migraine by the time I finally put the controller down. Therefore, I very rarely pick up a PS3 controller unless I want to watch something on Netflix. Anywhoooo..... my husband is all about video games, so, like I previously mentioned, I'm constantly in these Game Stop stores with him. And, like I said, this Game Stop gets 2 thumbs up from me! I also like the fact that if you purchase a used game and hate it, you have 7 days to bring it back and they'll give you a full refund. Good way to find out if a game sucks or not. It's basically a free trial. Just make sure it's a used one - this does not apply for new games. Besides, in case y'all haven't noticed, video games aren't cheap - save yourself a few bucks and get a used one. If they don't have the game you want in the used version, they can check their computer for other Game Stops in the area that have it in stock, so have them check for you. Also, my husband has some Powerups Pro card from the store that he pays $14.99 a year for. It gives him points that he uses for something. I'm not sure what... honestly, I've never paid attention b/c I could really care less, but according to the hubby, this card is a must-have and gives him great benefits. I do know with the card he gets some magazine once a month about video games. Don't ask me the name of the magazine either... yes, I get it out of the mail box, but no, I do not pay attention to it. The husband does read the magazine cover-to-cover every month. SMH So, to break it down: Great service, great store, get the Powerups Pro card. That is all :)

So if you're a nerd like me and love video games this is the place to be. This store has a plethora…read moreof both new and used games for most systems (they even sell PC games), so you're sure to find the game you're searching for. Whether you're in the mood to save the world (or try) from zombies, fight crime as your favorite super hero, or if you're like me and want play sports like a professional (let's face it we're not all cut out to be Lebron James), then they've got the game for you. If for some reason you can't find the title you're looking for don't fret, as one of the wonderful employees will be more than willing to assist in your search and if the game you're looking for isn't in stock they'll check in their computer to see if it's in stock at another GameStop nearby. For those of you who are thinking of throwing out old games or game consoles- don't, as they'll take old games and consoles off of your hands for either store credit or cash (I generally take store credit, as the cash value is substantially less for trade-ins). The employees in this store provide excellent customer service and are very knowledgeable of their products.

Interesting store. I like to dig, and this is a digger's store- crazy piles of stuff everywhere. If…read moreyou want to browse you will need to move boxes to get to stuff. The inventory is really interesting and deep but it is dirty and a lot of the records are in poor condition. Again, I like to dig, but in these circumstances I don't want to pay boutique prices- they wanted $10-15 for 12" records I can get near-mint on discogs for $5. They should consider charging less considering the amount of labor they are putting on the customer. I pulled out a pile of about 20 records but put back 10 because they were scratched and skipped out on 9 more because I could get them cheaper elsewhere. Came out with one record and filthy fingers. No regrets, but I probably won't come back. Nice people though!

I mean no disrespect to the owners of this establishment but genuinely this business is a safety…read morehazard for customers and employees alike. I was only able to be in the space about 5 minutes before I felt too claustrophobic and had to leave. There are thousands and thousands of records, cassettes, 8 tracks, CDs, and audio equipment everywhere in this store however - almost like a hoarder house there are pathways carved out of these records and you have to one foot in front of the other carefully walk through without tripping. In the case of an emergency (god forbid) I wouldn't want customer or employee alike to be placed in a bad situation because of how unmanaged and chaotic this establishment is.