This place has gone over quite the transformation in the year plus with the new owners. The new…read moreguys (sorry, I do but know their names) are very tech savvy and have made the place much more kid friendly. My girls still call it "Bungee's", but they love the new lay out. They have their section they hang out in while I get what I need. I like the fact all the new comics are now on one of two displays so you can grab them real quick if you only have a minute.

On a random Wednesday, I stopped Bunjee's on my way through McDonough on I 75. I was the only…read moreperson in the store, and got to chat quite a bit with the owner, who was very friendly and helpful. Didn't try to push anything on me, just chatted about new books. The store itself was clean, not a stereotypical LCS with a musty smell. Yes there were piles of HCs and TPBs, but nothing was dusty. All the new releases were marked on the shelves. Easy store to navigate, had a ton of HCs and TPBs on shelves, some nice older stuff I hadn't seen in a while. Great store, would be my regular LCS if I were closer.

If you consider yourself a vinyl-head in the Atlanta area and you've not visited Criminal Records…read moreyet, it should be considered a crime. Your punishment? A trip to this excellent music shop and I'm sure your visit will be an enjoyable one. I'd been to this place before, but not when I was the vinyl fanatic I am today, so I'm definitely glad I stopped by again... Along with my lady and our dog (they're very dog-friendly). The store is very well-organized, with newer releases towards the front and older/used ones towards the back, all divided by genre and all priced nicely. They also have new and used CDs, posters, t-shirts, and lots of comic books and graphic novels. I'd say a little something for everyone! My lady and I found some great vinyls, including Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland (used 1980 reissue, awesome condition, $17), Tone Loc's Loced After Dark (used original pressing, $7), Queen's Jazz (new reissue, $24), and A Charlie Brown Christmas (new green vinyl, $20). This is a great shop and it'd be a crime to NOT check it out. Plus the staff are all friendly and willing to help you find whatever title you're searching for or even make a good recommendation. If you find yourself in the Little Five Points area of Atlanta, I'd absolutely say check this place out!

This place is oh so cool!! I come here often to get my vinyl fix of all places. I've taken some…read morepeople here who are vinyl heads too and they are usually blown away at the vast and comprehensive collection they have to choose from! I think they used to have events back in the day? I'm not sure if they still do these days but if so I'd love to go. Great place, great value

Bunjee's is AWESOME. Great guy running the place, huge selection of comics at great prices. Pokemon…read morecards, funko pops, and more. Collectors dream

Very nice guy huge selection great store and nice environment got my first comics hereread more

Staff is always welcoming and very helpful. It is a definite hidden gem in Rockmart. I would love…read moreto see the little square used more. Absolutely love having a little local comics shop!

Great selections of comics old and new with a lot of games to choose from also. Very friendly…read morepeople.

I stumbled upon this store on accident, but I'm glad I did. It was so much fun to browse through…read moreall the vintage games and knick knacks. The employees were friendly and helpful, and there was a great selection of games, consoles, gaming accessories, anime/comics, and toys and figures. There were games for NES, Atari systems, various versions of Gameboys, PS1, PS2, GameCube, modern consoles, DS, and more. I was looking for games for my Commodore VIC-20 and didn't see any, but it's a pretty obscure system so it's a big ask. The prices were sometimes expensive but not nearly as much as eBay, and they had a selection unlike any game store I've been to. I feel like the items sold were worth the price. While I didn't end up buying anything, I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area.

Really cool spot. I meant to update this forever ago from 4 to 5 stars. I mentioned I tried to go,…read moreand they were closed and the owner replied that they're always open during hours of operations. Our first couple tries, they were closed because of winter break according to a written sign on the door, and a second time I think they just closed early that day. (this was maybe 2019 or 2020). Anyways, I eventually made it back out that way (it's about an hour drive for me) with a buddy, and it was worth the trip. The guy working the desk was helpful and friendly. They had a great selection of throwbacks. I recommend shopping here especially if you live out that way near the kennesaw area. Businesses like this are rare, and we are lucky to have it. Good deals too on their pricing.

I've been shopping at this store for many years. I've had a few minor problems with them over the…read moreyears--nothing too serious, just minor mistakes with a few video game purchases I've made. Nothing that made me stop shopping there or write a negative review at the time. However, I went in there the other day to look around, and I ended up spotting a Virtual Boy for $400, which is pretty expensive. But I recently received $400 for my birthday, so I figured what the heck and bit the bullet and purchased the system, as it was the only Nintendo system I currently didn't own at the time. The employee even let me briefly try it out, and it seemed to work well, so I bought it. After I got home, I set it up in order to fully test and try it out. However, while testing it, I realized that the right lens only shows a distorted image. However, this is only noticeable when you have your left eye closed. I tried to call the store immediately, but unfortunately they had already closed for the day. So the next day, I called at work and explained the problem with the console that they had sold me. The woman on the phone sounded very understanding and told me to bring it back, as they had a worker there who does repairs. So after work, I drove home, packed up the Virtual Boy, and headed back to the store. I even called and told them that I was on the way, and I was told, "Okay, we'll look at it when you come in." When I arrived, the repair guy plugged the console in and said, "Yeah, I see it's not working. However, there's nothing I can do." Then he called the employee that had sold me the console the previous day, and I explained the situation for a fourth time while the "Repair" guy called the owner. The employee who sold me the unit initially offered me to trade it back into the store, as they would not let me return the unit. I told him no because "I WOULD JUST BE GIVING THEM FREE MONEY AT THAT POINT" The "Repair" guy returned and told me that I have to get it repaired somewhere else, as he can only do basic repairs like battery swaps on cartridges. THAT WOULVE BEEN GREAT TO KNOW THE 2 TIMES I CALLED BEFORE I HEADED TO THE STORE. Anyway, the employee that sold me the unit also got on the phone with the owner and explained the situation. After he was done talking to his boss, he told me, "They can't give me a refund, not even a partial refund, and I couldn't trade it in because it's damaged." I then again explained that they SOLD ME THE UNIT DEFECTIVE BUT YOU CAN ONLY NOTICE IT WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR LEFT EYE. They both just kept saying that they "tested it" with all the employees and none of them noticed any issues with the unit. Then the guy who sold me the broken unit low-key started blaming me for the damage, saying that "I could have damaged it on the way home yesterday, as the console is very fragile." And I'm just standing there thinking to myself, "No way he genuinely said something so RETARDED. He gotta be rage baiting. If a simple car ride is enough to damage the unit, would it not make sense that the person that drove to the store to originally trade the unit in to them damaged it? Therefore, it was already damaged before I purchased it." He then told me "that there's not much they could do," which is pretty much the nice way of saying "piss off." I then asked, "Since you can't do much, what can you do?" and he replied by saying, "What do you want?" I asked if I could get a discount on the item or a partial refund, as $400 is a lot of money to pay for a defective item. He told me "no," so I asked again, "What can you do then?" and he replied with "pretty much nothing." The employee's rage bait is starting to work and is genuinely pissing me off at this point, so I replied, "Why would you say there's not much you can do if you can't do nothing at all?" WHY EVEN TELL ME TO BRING THE UNIT BACK IN IF YOU CAN LITERALLY DO NOTHING DESPITE BEING INFORMED OF THE PROBLEM WITH THE UNIT TWICE BEFORE I EVEN GOT THERE. In the end the "Repair" guy clearly wanted me gone so he begrudgingly filled out a punch card and handed it to me 15% off my next purchase pretty much saying next time you come in you can pay less to get scammed

Interesting store with a lot of interesting stuff for the younger crowd. I was absolutely not…read morefamiliar with a lot of the artists but I did find a Rhino release of Jethro Tull / Aqualung. Clerk was very nice, we talked about my preferences and she actually referred me a different record store. I would visit again.

Nothing bad but nothing great. It's a gaming bar with a simple menu that has burgers and…read moresandwiches. Sharables like nachos. The bartender was nice but I don't remember his name. A huge beer selection which is nice. All types to pick from. I didn't play any of the games but most seemed to be working. Others enjoying themselves with the games available. A small, warm place with outdoor seating as well. I'm not opposed to going again but I'm not necessarily labeling it as a favorite if that makes sense.

On the way to ATL we side tracked to My Parents' Basement in Avondale Estates. Wow it was a big…read moredetour, but also a very interesting stop. This is a community gathering place with pinball machines and a museum or library of old and new comics centered on Superman being the hero. Certainly the bar is a draw and the food menu is vegan friendly. The hush puppies are a treat for everyone to share and the kale and house salads are well liked. An other shareable appetizer was the tortilla chips and a creamy queso. The Smash Burger was a delight without all the greens and a rootbeer that bore the same name...Smash Burger Beer. However, the best was the tater tots that came with three deep fried? Chicken Fingers on the plate. Service was fine and efficient. Wash up and be astounded by the restrooms scenery before you leave. My Parent's Basement was an interesting detour to get to ATL.

Top notch..Quailty and will ship to you located inside…read moreTreasure Hunt Antique Mall