I've been in this store once, and was so pleasantly surprised at how friendly and engaging Harvey…read morewas with this non-Comic person. I loved hearing how he came to buy the store, and we had a great discussion about the evolution of Archie comics into darkness. He is clearly very passionate about comics, and his enthusiasm is contagious. You should go here. Talk to Harvey. Play some D&D. It'll be fun!

Even before all of this COVID stuff this place has been amazing. I find myself stopping by…read morewhenever I can due to an amazing selection of comics, as well as the friendly staff I can relate to. Harvey has launched this place to new heights and has been friendly to all involved (He is a great Dungeon Master for D&D, especially for the little ones new to the game). The place is kept tidy, and and all is organized in an effective manner for your comic searching pleasure. In terms of stock for things other than comics, they have a selection that I see as mediocre at best at times, though this is likely due to supply and demand, especially now considering everything going on. Necessary D&D minis were sometimes hard to come across even before this. Overall, the Multiverse is a great place to stop in my experience. Have have gone here many times before and will continue to do so.

Fun place filled with almost everything. I mean EVERYTHING! They have snacks and lawn furniture and…read moretowels and cl9thing and mattresses and floral and stationary - the selection is endless. Very low bargain prices. I didn't see any workers until I got up to the registers. There was even a large sign toward the back that's aid something about looking for employees. Haha

Service was great and everyone was very nice. The prices were high for an outlet especially on…read moreclose dated items. Some of the food was set to expire in 4-6 days yet the price was set at what I would consider a grocery store sale price. Even the prices of the toys were not a big bargain. The store is a hot mess which I guess is expected at an outlet like that. I found a couple of items but I won't be back. Too much chaos for the prices.

Zach and the guys at HobbyTown are always very helpful, but Zach went above and beyond today REALLY…read morehelping me out. The staff here is knowledgeable, friendly, and always willing to help you out when you need it even if it doesn't result in a sale.

They get a star for selection. They really do have a ton of stuff. Prices are a little high, but…read morenot outside of what is expected for a specialty shop. That said, buyer beware. We bought a Christmas gift that literally broke while we were still opening gifts. This was gifted to a gentle kid who was not using it outside of the expected use, and a piece broke off. I took it back to the store and the employee man-splained to me that even though it was broken, it still worked. He actually located the item on Amazon to show me what part was missing. I LITERALLY WATCHED IT BREAK. It was beyond insulting. I finally said that if he wasn't going to exchange or refund, Id like to leave (he kept the item this entire time and wasnt giving it back). Additionally, we bought a lionel item for a family member who had a duplicate. They had a record of the sale in the computer and still found a way to deny an exchange of an unopened item. Stores like this are why Amazon thrives. Even when I try to buy from the little guys, they find a way to make me regret it.

Very nice and friendly staff accommodated our family and helped us find some cool gifts to buy.read more

Mary Kay and Amelia greeted me as I came into the store. I love that they have a focus on homemade…read moreand local goods. Griffs reminds me of a marketplace with various sections of the store dedicated to local artists/crafters. There are plenty of goodies to check out, including home decor, bath, hair accessories etc. I enjoyed getting to look around and the ladies are nearby if you have any questions. The prices are affordable and they appear to decorate for various holidays. I look forward to my next visit.

I loved their selection of horror DVDs and collectibles. The staff was very friendly and let me…read moreknow about a horror convention that was going on that weekend. They were also playing Type O Negative so thats a bonus :)

This place is a whole vibe!! If you like scary stuff this is the place to go. They have parking…read moreright in front of the store, when you first walk in it looks like one room but there are like 3 or 4 rooms and they are all full of merchandise. They have a plethora of items, some are true collectibles and range in the $100s but they also have funko pops, earrings, posters, pins and more that are very affordable. My kid got a Leatherface funko pop for her birthday, she loves all things horror. We will definitely be back!

These pinates are amazing. If you can think it, hecan make it. I bought 2 pinates for 2 birthday…read moreparties on the same day. Both were speciality orders. The first one was a blue train with Lego details . The second one was a Jake from Jake and the neverland pirates. When I asked Antonio if he could do them he brought up pictures on his lap top asked if that was what I had in mind and told me it was "not a problem" he could do them both. He asked me what size I needed and explained about how large the pinates would be and told me he could have them both ready in one months time. He even stated that he could do a pinate for an adults party. He called 2 days prior to when I needed the pinates and stated that they were both ready. When I picked them up I could not believe how good they both looked. The train was bright blue with black wheels and Legos decals. Jake the pirate had a blue vest, a sword, and a parrot on his shoulder. They were perfect. Both children were thrilled when they saw them. Then comes the fun part of breaking the pinate. The pinates were so well made that each child had several turns hitting the pinate. The pinate stick was broken in half on each pinate. Before the pinate was broken open. These pinates are so well made. Antonio was very nice and easy to work with and did exactly what he said he would do and fulfilled the order early. The price was more then I would have paid if I had ordered from a big box store but those pinates break apart to easily and not every one gets a turn with the stick to hit the pinate. With Antonio I was able to get the exact pinate that was wanted. I will definetly order more pinates from Antonio and is Out of this world Pinates store.

From the owner: Custom made pinatas , Star wars pinatas , Superhero pinatas , Geek Pinatas , Wedding Pinatas ,…read moreBachelor / Bachelorette Party Pinatas - Any pinata you can want we can make for you!

I was next door getting lunch and thought I'd stop by. I've had my eye on this store for a bit now,…read moreand decided to look around while my food was being prepared. I was open to the Manga I wanted by genre; it was a matter of finding the right one. One, I knew, would keep my attention. My favorite Anime of all time is DeathNote, so I figured this was the perfect selection. Several titles caught my eye, and I look forward to my next visit. The purchase price was reasonable; it was actually a bit less than the cost at some other places, and it was a great buy. The customer service was as I would have expected, courteous and well-versed.

The Store We Like but Keep Trying to Replace…read more We've been here several times with both friends and family. It's a large but otherwise typical nerd store: cards, comics, minis, dice, events. It's all here in one crowded, slightly chaotic package. They've got a ton of bulk Pokémon and Magic cards in large, loosely organized drawers you can dig through for hours. You probably won't find anything rare, but it's a good time if you're the type to go treasure hunting for something. There's a decent selection of tabletop minis, paints, tiles, TTRPG books, and board games, nothing mind-blowing, but more than enough to get a new campaign rolling or add to your collection. The manga and comic section is sizable too, though I can't speak to the quality since that's not my scene. Events happen regularly, which is great in theory but a bit awkward in practice if you're not partaking. If you need access to the back wall where the tables are, you'll likely be squeezing past players mid-match. If it's accessible at all. The entrance can also get pretty bottlenecked depending on how many people are milling around. The store's clean enough for a hobby shop, but if you're a germaphobe, maybe bring hand sanitizer. The staff are helpful when asked and otherwise leave you to browse. Every now and then one might get chatty, but not in a bad way. The whole place is welcoming with that typical nerdy vibe you expect from a place like this. It's a very inclusive store, if that's your thing. The prices are as you would expect. If not on the higher side. We like Generation X. They've got the biggest selection of the stuff we're usually hunting for. Still, I don't know why, but we're always looking for an alternative. Maybe it's the clutter, maybe it's the crowding, or the drive. Either way, it's a reliable go-to even if it's not quite "the one."

I've been coming here for a while but that's no longer going to be the case after my last encounter…read morewith the owner here. I handed him a stack of cards to look at for trade-in. After he looked at all the cards he was reluctant to give me a number. So I had to play the guessing game and just figure out what he was valuing it at. I had already done research on my cards so I knew what they were worth in my head. Well over $100. I asked him if he would trade for a $20 card and a $10 card. Making the value $30. I knew I was taking a loss but I didn't really Care, I figured I might as well trade cards I don't want for some cards I do want even if I'm taking a Loss in value. He said no way, It's impossible to get to that value, I'm valuing your cards at like $15. So I just laughed, Got on my phone and started getting screen shots of the values of all my cards So I can show him what I'm seeing. I finally get around to explaining to him the values of my cards with picture proof, And he says yeah but you're pulling that up on an app, Apps generate fake Sales too so it's not reliable. And then he said he goes off of eBay Instead. Funny thing is when you click on the links on the app it takes you to the eBay listing and it shows the price it was sold at. So I told him this is eBay, And by the way eBay is also an app. Then he just started arguing, And acting obnoxious. Saying he doesn't use apps, Blah blah blah. He also went on to say eBay is full of fake sales, but had just said he doesn't use apps, just eBay sales. I told him that everybody Uses these apps to determine the value of cards. He asked me who is everybody. I said other collectors, Other card shops. And he said are they running my business? And then he said when you order something on eBay can you get it in 30 seconds. And I said no. And he said exactly that's the benefit of retail is that you can get it in 30 seconds and not have to pay for Shipping and fees. I said OK well you're just making my point stronger than because that means people paid more than what you're saying my cards are worth not only on price, But they also paid fees and shipping. Got to the point where I just had to leave, When I got out to my car I realized I had forgotten my drink inside and went back in. When I went back in he said some smart comment to me, In front of another customer. Just more of his usual nonsense. This guy is an absolute clown, And to his question about if these other places and people are running your business, No they are not. And that's why they are bigger than you, And that's why they have more product than you when you have none. The only product you have Is what you buy at another retail store, because nobody is sending you anything. You're too small of a business. And it's probably because of how small your way of thinking is.

Very friendly owners! There is a lot of cool stuff in here for sale, definitely worth checking out!read more