Ok! This place is amazing! So random too to be located in the mall. It's like a trip down Nostalgia…read moreLane! Holy shit! I was so excited to just stumble across this place yesterday. Remember back in the 80's, 90's, 2000's going to the mall and having stores like Sam Goody, Virgin Records, or Borders Books and Music?! How much fun that was! Was always exciting for us 90s kids to spend some time in any music store back then, getting the newest CDs, going through the insert & then basically memorizing the entire cd in a matter of days lol...as long as it was good haha! In the late 90s and early 2000s I ran a music store and then mid 2000's worked at a Hastings in Flagstaff. This place is VERY similar to Hastings. Aww I miss Hastings. What a great store. Music stores in general I miss so much. tons of CDs, Blu-ray's, and DVDs. Pretty sure I saw a shit load of games as well. LOTS of stuff to go through! It was busy as hell in there too which made me even happier to see. Used or not, what a fantastic place and I am so happy it's in existence. Even if it doesn't last as long as it should, it's wonderful to see it and to see so many people there and going through the music and whatnot. I didn't get to interact with the staff. They were busy. I only saw one employee. Hopefully he wasn't the only one there bc it was definitely busy. I get the crowds there have to do with Christmas shopping, BUT! seeing the store and the tons of people there, it gives me hope. Want a cool little flashback to the 90s when life was incredible..and the music was top tier...check this store out. Just getting traffic in there will help keep this place going. Maybe it's pop-up? Who knows. I love it. Thanks for reading, YelperEntertainerees! Cheers!

Nerds Unite! I first read about EntertainMart via one of the apps I follow for new businesses…read more To see EntertainMart through my eyes of complete nerdiness was something else entirely. Let's start with the basics of what they have DVDs CDs Records Movie Posters Funko POPs! Anime Comic Books Manga Baseball Cards Pokemon Cards Game Systems and their cartridges I was browsing the Funko POPs! when my brother yells from across the store, 'Yo Bro! Check this out!' I was thinking he found something that I probably had seen before but not today! There was a section of classic Atari 2600 game cartridges. Here are some of them as of Sunday Adventure Battlezone Centipede Crystal Castles Defender Football Joust Pele's Soccer Star Raiders Yar's Revenge but wait there were more... Activision game cartridges as of Sunday were Boxing Dolphin Enduro Dragster Tennis Freeway Kaboom! Pitfall! Starmaster Stampede and Barnstorming Oh Lordy! A flood of memories hit me like a Kaboom! bomb. I was instantly transported back to my sweaty teenage room of the early 1980s, with my Atari 2600 connected to a small black and white television that had a rabbit ear antenna. If by chance you were able to get a high score on one of the Activision games, and then take a picture with a polaroid, you could send it to Activision for a game patch. Each game had its own unique patches. For Freeway, the patch was from the 'Save the chicken foundation' and featured a chicken running in a blaze of glory For Kaboom!, the patch was from the Activision Bucket Brigade and looked like the one in the picture attached to this review. The most coveted one was for Pitfall! It depicts Pitfall Harry swinging over a pit and into a pile of treasure. I attached an image to this review. After about several months, I had most of the patches. My mom was so sweet that she ironed them to my backpack and like the nerd I was, I went to middle school in my OP socks and Sperry Topsiders, and my Activision Patched backpack. I remembered all of this when seeing the games at EntertainMart. It's a super cool place that will fill the void when Hastings left many years ago. A couple of notes EntertainMart will buy, sell, and trade your DVDs, CDs, Funko POPs! and more. EntertainMart has a lot of specials and deals. There are mystery bags of music and DVDs. Check them out, they are near the Dillards top entrance at the Boise Town Square Mall.

Everything these folks do costs you money. I have never paid by the pound for any club field trip…read morewhere I am a member. When I paid to have them cut my rocks, the work was marginal, at best. On field trips they do their own digging & do little to assist or guide their 'members' on-site. Save your money and locate your local, supportive Federation Club at www.amfed.com.

Incredibly highly knowledge staff a dream to work with I love this place wish I could stay here all…read morethe time.

We were having brunch downtown and decided to see what was in the area after we ate. Googled toy…read morestore and this joint was a minute away from where we were at. Walked to this toy store and figured out that this is the sister store to Re Pop! Re Pop is a dope ass novelty store so I knew Toy Pop was going to be just as dope. Walking in, you're embraced with a ton of colors and colorful wall art. There's two little arches that you can go through. One for kids and of course a normal sized arch for everyone else! It was a fun way to get into the main store. There was so much to look at! There was a little bit of everything in this store. Stickers, candy, stuffies, Legos and other fun novelties! It was almost overwhelming. You didn't want to potentially miss anything! This store would be a great place to shop for birthdays, holidays or just because. They had so many cute and fun things at every corner! Alaster rang my purchase up today. He was so kind! And you can hear his kindness with every customer he helped. It was nice to see such great customer service! This toy store is a pretty sweet joint and I'm happy I got to check it out. If you're ever off of Main and 8th and you want to check out some fun things, make a stop into Toy Pop. It was fun to channel my inner child this beautiful Sunday afternoon.

It's a holiday hobby shop!! Throughout the year, the club members work and build the train…read morerailroad model that takes up the whole place and showcases the model in December for the holidays. It's a pretty impressive work, and it's FREE to the public! They post lists of items for kids to find in the model - so it's easy to spot kids looking through the class trying to find items on the list. My 8-year old and 5-year old loved it, and I highly recommend it to parents!!!

I don't know how cheap they sell text books here, but they buy them back for low prices. I sold…read moreabout 8 books here, and the money I received was comparable to what Amazon was offering. The difference is that I was able to leave with cash in hand and didn't have to ship books at the post office. Time of year that you're selling matters, as supply/demand differs based on semester beginning/ending.

I love this place! First place I go to buy and sell my books back. They are often cheaper than…read moreamazon and they actually take books back and at the right price. The staff is amazing and super helpful.

A very clean book store with a vast selection of books to choose from. Definitely plan on…read morereturning regularly.

It's, by-far, my very favorite store in Ontario. There's tons to recommend it...friendly helpful…read morestaff, good deals, punch cards, and book credit for returns on future purchases. It's family friendly and a real treasure. If you're raising book lovers it can't be beat.

Small store but they have a lot of stock. If there are books in a series, they rubber band them…read moretogether. Shelves are clearly marked. They have a stamp card - buy 10 books and you get a book (under $3, I think) free. The woman behind the desk (the owner?) is very helpful and friendly.

Everything is awesome. Never did I ever dream that I would be able to have a Lego store to call my…read moreown. Just ten minutes away, it's more than awesome. I've been playing with Legos since I was a little kid. My grandmother would send me sets from France and I would have them proudly displayed in my room. I wish I still had those sets as they are most likely worth thousands of dollars. Like many Adult Fans of Lego, I too went through a dark period but when my children were old enough to have Duplos then Legos, oh my, I was back in my happy place. Star Wars, Pirates, Castle, and other themes lined my room and my kids' rooms. Some sets were damaged and others had some missing pieces but there's just an incredible about of joy of putting a Lego set together or just free-styling. I've been to Lego Stores in Europe, Mexico and in the United States including the two flagship stores, one located in New York and the other in Chicago. I don't have to travel far now as there's a bright and welcoming store located in the Village. What a joy it was to be there at the Grand Opening on my Birthday. The staff did a tremendous job with the hundreds of eager customers and fans who waited in the hot sun to get inside the shiny and new Lego Store The Lego Store in Meridian features an easy to follow floor plan with stocked shelves, a Pick-a-Brick section, where you can pick out bricks you need in all sorts of colors and shapes. There's a kiosk where you can design a mini-figure. Each cash register has a numbered and colored flag so you know just where to get in line after you picked out the sets you want to take back with you. The staff are all fans of Lego and are phenomenal ambassadors to the brand. I can't wait to see them build sets in the future and have special days for giveaways. Idaho has always had a strong Lego following and now we have our own Lego Store to call our own.

Absolutely amazing staff, they give the absolute best, top notch service and help, they assisted me…read morewith all of my Lego needs and I absolutely love there product more than anything, best toy in the world, there really is something for everyone!