This place has an abundance of Dungeons and Dragons miniatures! Some of them are already painted,…read moreand some come grey and ready to paint yourself! The prices are really good compared to other shops I have been to in the Tacoma / Seattle area. I paid only $3 for a hand painted DND miniature! They had a wide selection, and had place holders for the missing items / more popular items (aka - The Unicorn). You at least knew that they ordered it regularly and it would be back in with the next shipment. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the table/ card games they carry. They are happy to make suggestions or recommendations if you are purchasing something for a gift someone else. There is a back area for game play. On my most recent visit, there was already a group playing at 11:10am, only 10 mins after opening. It was on a Saturday though, so maybe a more popular day for kiddos. I would check before you go to makes sure there is space, in the even you want to play table games. This place feels local. If you need something, ask. I am sure the people here are more than willing to help you!

Super awesome store. Went in with some co workers to buy a board game for our downtime and the…read moreladies working there where super helpful and took care of all our questions and concerns. 10/10 will come back to buy expansion sets

I went two Wednesdays ago on April 29th, was hoping to play Pkmn TCG but I was visiting and wanted…read moreto do other things around the city. I was informed the tourney would likely go until 9pm. They host both the card game and the switch/video game challenges. I did have a card to trade and the breakdown of the process was the most thorough I've seen yet and I wanted store credit as you get 80% vs 70% if you got cash only. Anywho, the wait to be called did take longer than I'd like but given it was busy and my decision on what to use for store credit took awhile, I wouldn't deduct anything. Avery (sp?) was the main person who helped me and she was very patient. I also bought some playable cards (they have a stash of organized cards in bins near their staff-only area which other employees helped me out with. All-in-all, very spacious and well organized! They have one exclusively for double rares/ex cards, ultra rares/full arts, ace specs, etc. They even have a box for people to drop off ETB boxes in for people to claim for free if they want to take home. I also noticed some instant ramen station which they utilized for food in the store. They have some nice wall art too that was handprints as well. Would revisit if I'm ever back in Seattle, WA!

UPDATE: I went back a few days later and my experience was much better. They actually added a…read moredecent amount of new cards and the varieties were much better. The staff was also friendlier and helpful. If you're looking for Pokémon cards, this is definitely not the best place to look for them. They had a bunch of single cards displayed and it looks pretty randomized. Not a good variety and honestly looks disorganized. They at least have a decent amount of sealed products, but everything was above market price. The staff wasn't friendly, nor were they interactive. The place wasn't that organized. There's a decent amount of table with you want to play card games with your friends.

Great selection on Games Workshop products, with average prices. Great events, however the try…read moreHards are definitely mixed in with the casual players. They host a variety of events for Hobby's like Pokemon, Magic The Gathering, Warhammer and all of its variety's, and TONS of singles in stock to order from.

My partner and I were visiting for a long weekend and stopped in to check the store out and we had…read morean awesome experience! We met one of the co-owners, and he was super friendly and welcoming. He chatted with us for a while; he clearly really loves what he does. It's kinda rare to find that kind of vibe in stores these days! The selection here totally surprised us. They had way more stuff in stock than we expected! This place is definitely worth checking out if you love MTG!

I went to Meeples for the first time on Black Friday. Their Black Friday special was buy one game,…read moreget the 2nd at 50% off. What a gem of a store! Surprisingly it had a great selection of games, a cafe and a game room. I didn't know Meeples was that large. They even have a game library where you can check out a prospective game before you buy it. The man (I didn't get his name) was very helpful and friendly. I told him what I was looking for and he recommended quite a few games. I would definitely go back when I want to buy a card or board game.

Any excuse to visit West Seattle and an excellent game store to pick up an outstanding game. Would…read moremost certainly highly recommend Meeples Games! TDG: Star Trek: Captain's Chair https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adP7U-uF_4Q

I came here with a group of friends and had a fantastic time. This is such a cute spot in Queen…read moreAnne with a great collection of games. The staff here is easily the best I've ever encountered, so incredibly hospitable and warm. We got drinks and snacks for our tickets and loved being able to just sit back and really enjoy the cozy space. Everything is incredibly well-maintained, right down to the notably clean restroom. If you want a welcoming environment for your next game night, this is definitely the place to go!

Stumbled across this game shop while I was in the area and loved it! They have a nice collection of…read moreboard games and more, plus it looks like they host game nights too (so fun!). The staff was really friendly. I only browsed this time, but I definitely want to come back and spend more time here.

This place is great!! The man who runs this place is so sweet and I feel safe enough to just be…read moremyself instead of guarded or shut off. There's a lot of places that are either gatekeep-y or just Dude Central and this place is clearly open to all and very positive. You even get bonus comics, too. I'm unsure of why anyone would give it less than 4 stars...though those reviews tend to be from more entitled individuals. This place has great prices, too. Gotta say, this place reminds me of an old store from almost 2 decades ago that used to be my fave; the vibe is great.

Decent back issue bins…read more New comics are on open racks. I wish they'd bag and board them, but they're OK. There's a section of about 20 long boxes of loose comics you might find a gem in, BUT as they are not already priced, they'll look them up and charge full CMV for them. Employees and owner don't seem to do anything but greet and check out. Bag and board and price those books, people. Good selection of Silver and Bronze age keys behind the counter. Nothing that has made me pull the trigger yet.

Calico Toy Shoppe is a prominent toy store on Winslow Way, the cute walkable main street of…read moreBainbridge Island's downtown. We managed to hurry past it on the way to lunch, but I knew there was no way we were getting back to the ferry without going inside. Not with a two-year-old, a five-year-old, and my mother in our crew. To our kids' credit, I wanted to get them a souvenir, or at least allow their grandma to buy them something small with my supervision (she can't be trusted on her own). The store was colorful and appealing, and I couldn't deny my boys the pleasure of a quick, moderate visit. Calico was well stocked with toys and games, and my two-year-old immediately went for a giant cement mixer set that would board the ferry out over my dead body. I told the kids and my mom that they could buy one toy each, and that it would have to be something we could easily take home. There was a large selection of stuffies at the front of the shop, and I strongly encouraged them to find something in that area. Our older son obligingly picked an adorable baby turtle, but his brother refused every little stuffie I offered. Instead, he found a cheap disposable pinwheel that cost $3.99. He's been obsessed with fans for about half of his life and apparently, the pinwheel counted. My brother and sister-in-law got a couple baby toys for their babies and we went on our way, all the kids happy with their loot. We've been home for over a week and the baby turtle, now named Baby Turtle, has a place of honor in our five-year-old's bed. The pinwheel pops up in random spots in our house, sometimes waved with aggression in front of our faces. I liked Calico Toy Shoppe and would definitely shop there if I lived on Bainbridge Island. I'd recommend stopping in if you're visiting with kids. It's a great place to pick up a little souvenir.

Great selection of toys & plushies. They had so many cute squishables. Prices are a little high for…read morethe value in my opinion.

No Pokemon boosters in stock today. Lots of other stuff. Wish they had a bigger Pokemon inventory.read more

This is a pretty new LSG in Lakewood. Every time I've been, I've had a pleasant experience. They…read moredon't usually have pokemon stuff I am looking for, but since I had time to burn I decided to pick up 2 packs of Mega Evolutions and do a pack battle with my son. And guess what!!! I pulled my chase for the set!!!!

So this store is tucked away on the side of the building which we weren't aware of and so we looped…read morearound the area looking for the sign. Luckily, I believe the owner or an employee made a video of how to get to the entrance. Once we found out where to park and immediately followed the path in the video, we were able to find this store. As we entered, we were greeted by an employee and saw a few players playing 40K as they had four tables for that. The store was a lot bigger than I thought and they had plenty of different products for everyone. They even had some prints and stickers from a local tattoo artist which was neat. They had their schedule in the bag on a huge whiteboard. Plenty of tables and chairs in the back next to their bulk section. My boyfriend bought a pack from them as he loves supporting small, local businesses and the prices here are fair. The store is dog friendly as I asked the employee who greeted us and then a customer walked with their super cute dog.

This is a pretty okay shop. It kind of falls in line with every other game/card shop, but i think…read moretheir Pokémon supply is rather a bit low. There's a little white storage box on the counter that may or may not have Pokémon cards in them. You won't likely find anything in there. They also have a binder with some cards, but it's also a hit or miss. Other than that, the booster bundles are the same high prices you see everywhere else. The employees kind of keep to themselves. Not much interaction, but I'm not terribly bothered by it.

Eagle Harbor Book Company feels like the kind of place that would show up in a rom com or cozy…read moremystery. A sweet, attractive independent bookstore on a beautiful island, where you might meet a handsome stranger, a dastardly murderer, or even a handsome stranger who turns out to be a dastardly murderer. I spent a few hours on Bainbridge Island during a family trip to Seattle, and we enjoyed a leisurely browse at this bookstore. It was well stocked with books of every genre, as well as a strong selection of gifts and toys. My Seattle friend told me Eagle Harbor had carried my book, at least when it first came out, so I forgave them for no longer having it on the shelves six years later. I was very happy to see my friends Kara Loo and Jennifer Young's novel in the romance section. It's their first book, and I think it's a good sign that the store stocks new releases by debut writers. I really just love a good bookstore, and being in Eagle Harbor Book Company made me happy, even as my children demanded I buy them every colorful thing that entered their field of vision. I'd be a regular if I lived on the island. I could rent a space next door and start solving crimes.

What a lovely bookshop! Nestled amongst other stores in downtown Bainbridge, this place is a gem…read more They have a great selection of books, alongside other delightful "bookish" paraphernalia. I loved the way the store was organized. Lots of fun featured and staff recommended titles! And as a local author, I especially appreciated that there was an entire section dedicated to local storytellers. We bought a stack of treats, and we're looking forward to coming back on our next trip to the area. Support your local bookstores, folks! We need these spaces in our communities.