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    Lego Store

    4.3 (10 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Arlene M.

    Pittsburgh has finally got their own Lego store. During my first visit here I learned that this is not a holiday popup store. They have a good selection of different types of Legos you can build and are grouped by age appropriation. They have a rewards program here for frequent buyers called Lego VIP and in the back of the store they have an area called "pick and build". I inquired about this section and was told that you get a container and fill it with as many different color Legos you want and only pay what you are able to close the lid on. There is also small building area for children. Many of the Lego creations are amazing to look at however, they usually carry a hefty price tag with them. Some of the most interesting creations i saw was Harry Potter's Hogwarth's castle, the "pop up" book complete, a train set, the Cinderella Castle from Walt Disney world and a diner. There are also themed merchandise such as Star Wars or Ninja creations. They also have famous city icons here but to my disappointment there were none that were Pittsburgh related. I asked one of the clerks about the lack of the city and he agreed with me that there should be some but this is a corporate decision. Working with Legos is similar to working a jigsaw puzzle only 3-D. They are definitely time consuming and will keep kids busy. Expect to pay however premium prices if you want one of these marvelous kits. There are some items which are reasonably priced. The Lego store is a charming store in Ross Park Mall and certainly worth a visit. Inventory rotates yearly so what you may have seen at some other location may not longer be available. Located in the lower level of Ross Park mall just off to the right of the Starbuck's kiosk, the mall has its own parking lot.

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    This place is the very best. Nothing is wrong with the store the sets are great and anything there is the best.

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    Legions Hobbies & Games

    Legions Hobbies & Games

    3.4
    (14 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$$

    I've grown to like Legions over the past few years. I'm by no means a regular, but I do stop in at…read moreleast once or twice a month to play games. Legions is located on the lower level of a strip mall; it's location actually lets it sprawl a bit, so there's a lot of room there. The topside entrance cuts immediately to a giant stairwell that also has a spiraling ramp and elevator that lead to the retail/game space. (As of my writing this review, I think only the ramp is serviceable.) I mention this because the weird, off-kilter tone of the entrance carries over to the retail/gaming space: there are weird passages that wind around, the storage space also doubles as gaming areas, and there are lots of odd steps leading to platforms and balconies. As other reviewers have noted, the place is dark and dank, but that's mainly because it's in a basement. The men's bathroom is also moderately gross, though it seems like the staff at least try to keep it clean. As I've mentioned before, there's a lot of space here--about half of it is dedicated to miniature gaming, and at any given time you'll find folks playing Warhammer or Flames of War or something else (I'm not a miniatures gamer, otherwise I'd be more specific!). There're also a ton of folks playing Magic (or other CCGs and LCGs) during business hours. If you want to play some sort of pick-up game, chances are there will be a table or two for you (even if it is tucked away in a back corner). I usually go to play RPGs and there's always room. There is a lot of merchandise at Legions. The focus is on miniatures and CCGs, but also a fair number of board games (and expansions), and some RPG books. Which makes sense--most of the regulars spend money on the former, hence the shelf space. I mainly shop for board games there; it's hard for game stores to beat online prices, but Legions at least gives some discount from MSRP on products. There have been a few cases where I got an item for the same or less than Amazon. The folks working there are often friendly, but it depends on who you talk to. Regulars are almost always gathered around the register, and you can hear lively banter from time to time. Sometimes it's *really* lively--I tend to think good employees are careful about their word choice, and I've been surprised at some of the language employees have used in front of kids under the age of 5. But these cases were infrequent. Some of the staff are really friendly and knowledgeable, and are quick to greet you and offer help when you step in. Others just goof off on the computer their whole shift. I also feel like there is a general stigma against people who aren't dumping their entire paycheck on miniatures. I've try to buy stuff every visit (yes, something more expensive than a drink), but I tend to get scowls from the regulars and some of the staff. Oh well--the friendly employees are cool enough to make up for it! Overall, while the place isn't perfect I still dig it quite a bit.

    Started off very confused even after reading the reviews on how to access the business. The ramp…read moredown to the lower level was pretty steep, winding, and dimly lit. Went in looking for some board or card games, and they had a small section with a bit of variety. I feel there has to be more welcoming and inviting options out there.

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