Wow, is all I can say. This place is amazing. It's like a toy museum. Paul is always there if you…read morehave any questions very nice and helpful. He has hard to find toys at a reasonable prices. I could spend hours here. Lots of different sections. From GI Joe, Star Wars, Marvel etc. The back area is his mini museum. If you're a collector I highly recommend this place.

Solid selection and variety. A few hidden gems to be sure and at fair prices. Paul himself is…read morefriendly and willing to talk and joke. A genuine guy.

I've been to this location a handful of times since my first review and my outlook has completely…read morechanged as I've spent more time thrifting at other stores. This inspirations has really great clothes, it is obvious that their employees pick items that are in good condition, especially compared to stores like Goodwill. Yes, the pricing is a little higher than other thrift stores but I think it's worth it. I have consistently found great items here like jeans and work pants. If I'm in the area, I always stop by. Also, since my first review I've never had an issue with staffing in the dressing room. Usually someone comes by to unlock one of the rooms when they see you waiting, all of the dressing rooms are usually full with other people trying on clothes but I've never waited long for my turn. I always suggest this thrift store to my friends and am always pleased with my finds here!

Great thrifting experience. They arrange most of their items by type and then size which makes…read morethings much easier and less time consuming that most other thrift stores. The items seem to be in excellent condition and priced in a good range for thrifting- not the cheapest, but definitely more than fair. Look out for the 50% off specific tag colors running daily for the best deals. Would love if their shoes were also by size.

I came to irl game shop originally for free RPG day. It's a nice shop in the mall that has at least…read moretwo tables for games. And how did some other tables set up that might be for wargaming or maybe magic as well as a collection of different board games and other table top hobbies. They had a nice selection of paints and other supplies for painting miniatures. I even was able to pick up these tiny little cutting masks for working with little bits of bobs, which was all very reasonable price. They also had 3D printers there and I think if you needed to have a miniature printed you have to email a specific person at the shop and they can do that for you. All in all, this is a pretty nice local friendly game store and definitely worth patronizing over the corporate behemoths. Additionally, it doesn't hurt. There's not many in the area and this is probably the closest one for a long drive. So if you have any game store needs you should definitely check this place out.

This is a truly wonderful store that's just now starting up! I myself plan to run D&D, as well as…read moreStar Trek, time permitting. There are tons of books available for sale, as well as gaming miniatures and dice. I know that the owner is experimenting on making his own miniatures to order, from a 3D printer. The prices seem to be okay, nothing too pricey (except for the new 5.5e D&D books, $50 a pop--which is the main reason I haven't bought them yet!) I already own a number of 5e books and adventures, so I don't need anything else, really. One thing I would like to see in this store is some unique battlemats that I don't already have!

Terrible service, disgustingly dirty bathroom. The online site indicates they have merchandise in…read morestock in the store you show up and the stock is not there. Their customer service beyond unhelpful. Do yourself a favor and go to another location.

I entered the store, quickly made my selection, & headed towards the cashier. There was no line…read more The cashier (Ann S.) was having a conversation with who appeared to be a customer; but the customer didn't have any bags and there was no merchandise on the counter. I stood there...waiting...Ann S. looked at me...the person looked at me...& continued with their conversation...I kept waiting in shock. You would have thought I was expecting free merchandise. I put my merchandise down & walked out. They NEVER have to worry about seeing me again!

Sharon and I are what common folk would call Crazy Dog Parents. So when I wanted to give Sharon a…read morerandom gift by mail, one of the gifts I got her was a stuffed Corgi. Yes, all those Internet videos got to us! I found Nat and Jules through a Web search and placed my order on a Sunday. The order was delivered well within the promised time frame, and they kept me updated when it was shipped, etc. As far as the stuffy itself, they let me add a bandana with a name for him. The corgi is very realistic to the graphic shown, right down to the stubby momo tail, whiskers, and (in)famous corgi drumsticks :) His nose was even "rubbery" like a real dog's nose.

Amazing toy store right here on the south shore! She does everything, stocks everything,…read morepersonalizes everything. Must go!

Steph's creativity corner is amazing not just for the needohs she has a bunch of cool stuff and…read moremakes your dream stuff come to life she is also the sweetest person you will ever meet she doesn't upcharge she works with you for your needs and overall this is just an amazing store

I love this puzzle store in the Menlo Park Mall, though I've only been there once. It would be my…read morefavorite store in a different life... one in which I had some puzzle loving pals and game nights. Alas, I may be doomed to intellectual privation. I wouldn't even consider purchasing anything in a store like this, because it seems like once you get to know the puzzle you'll have gotten most of what you ever will out of it. I could be wrong, though. I've never actually owned many puzzles or games like this.

I'm only giving this two stars instead of one because other than this one experience, we generally…read moredo enjoy this store when we come in. We've bought from them multiple times for games for ourselves and family members. We have an entire bookshelf dedicated to different board games. We've visited this store frequently to try out new games to purchase. My roommate and boyfriend and I visited this store on Memorial Day to see about purchasing a new game for the household. While we were trying out one of the games, we were harassed--and I don't use this word lightly--by one of the employees who was upset with us for playing one of the games on display rather than making a purchase. At first, he just seemed like a pushy salesman, but it eventually became more aggressive. He came over to the game and took the pieces away, keeping us from testing out the product, which--as you know--is a display product meant to be tested by customers. He kept chastising us, aggressively pushing us into making a purchase. I felt uncomfortable and suggested we leave. The employee was an older man with white hair. If I wanted to simply walk into a store and buy games, I would go to Amazon, which I guess we'll be doing from now on if this is the way customers are treated for sampling product on display. It's always been a nice experience to test a game before purchasing it, but we were made to feel unwelcome in the store and won't be back. I am not exaggerating when I say his mannerisms were very aggressive, and we had not been in the store very long at all. I think he may have assumed we were in there just to waste his time just because we looked younger (although we are aged 25-33). Regardless of our age or appearance, we should not have been treated with such disrespect, especially as customers who have been to this store often--which we even mentioned to this employee--and had spent money there before. He had no reason to think we were in there just to play, since we mentioned we had shopped there for ourselves and for gifts for others in the past. It was one of the absolute worst retail experiences I've ever had in my life.