One of the coolest board game shops I've set foot in. Incredibly friendly staff and patrons with…read moreyou also being able to test out any game on display! I definitely recommend this place to shop or hangout!

If you like MTG white flag is the go to. They have a wide variety of table top games but I really…read moreonly play MTG so I can confidently vouch for their collection and knowledge of that. Staff is chill af. Pricing is in the fair/great deal range. Nothing over priced imo. Definitely worth a go!

This is the best sports memorabilia store in the state of Indiana. Scott is the best and provides…read morealways the best experience!

A great variety of collectibles, especially auto racing related. Good sales people with a great…read moreunderstanding of their items. Very friendly!

The employees are always welcoming and quick to lend a hand. They have the occasional silver age…read morekey and other silvers age comics available on the wall. They also have long boxes of back issues. You can also pick up new comics too. Pretty fair on prices.

Just like the downtown location, this one seemed even smaller than what I was expecting for a shop…read morewith 3 locations in the area. Seems set up for gamers, think Magic The Gathering, etc. Prices are fair and selection of newer books is good, but the back issue area was lacking. I did find a trade of Batman Elsworlds Volume 2, so that's a plus. Pros - customer service and prices Cons - lack or back issues I'd visit again if I have some time to kill next time I'm in the area.

A hidden gem on the north side of downtown Indianapolis. Paradigm games isn't a large store, but…read morethey still have plenty to offer. Best deal around for bulk magic cards. I usually stop in to the shop at least once a week, staff and the owners are all friendly. I haven't attended a tournament yet, but that will probably change in the near future. If you like magic, Pokémon, or games in general, head on down to Paradigm.

This is a kid and/or adult's dream--regardless of what you're looking for. They have a bit of…read moreeverything for the kid who wants to play or find some unusual toys for their ever-expanding collection, or an adult who wants to revel in some nostalgia. In addition, the staff are kind, helpful, and knowledgeable about their various products. Finally, if you are looking to sell or trade some items, they are fair and considerate when reviewing your items. Every city needs a "Toy Pit."

As an Elder Millennial raising little 90's wannabees, this shop has quickly become a family…read morefavorite. Everyone working there is really friendly and helpful. There's always been at least one employee that will geek out with us about our favorite characters. I recently purchased a Coraline doll for my youngest from The Toy Pit, and she was so thrilled. She's carried her everywhere for the last week. Their Barbie collection is pretty impressive. You can also find Labubu and My Little Ponies from the 80's. There's always something new to check out.

What a friendly, fun and well stocked store. Eric, Brian and the rest of the staff my husband and I…read morehave been fortunate to have met are very knowledgeable and eager to help you find the perfect graphic novel or game pieces (along with gaming supplies) you may desire. Eric and his staff take an active support in local events.

This shop is split between Krypton Comics and Singer Hobbies, two businesses owned by brothers that…read moreshare the space. The front of the store has a lot of paintball equipment and some gaming card packs. The rear left is set up for gaming tables. The rear right is set up for comics, a few comic related toys, and graphic novels. There are some boxes of old comics as well, but the collection is rather small. (I've seen larger collections at conventions.) The guy behind the counter was friendly and made sure to let me know to ask if I had any questions or needed assistance. The problem is that the inventory is on the small side compared to most comic shops I've been to and it could do with more wall displays promoting the new story lines that get collectors excited. Review #2121

I can't recommend this place enough! The owner is super friendly and helpful, and he's got an…read moreintricate knowledge of both his products and customer interests. I was looking for a specific figure that I couldn't find on the shelves and, when I asked if they had anything similar, Matthew found the EXACT figure I was looking for in the merchandise he hadn't put out on the shelves yet. Above and beyond customer service, and I absolutely love the concept of the store overall. For lack of better words, just being in there made me feel like a kid in a toy store!

There's a new place to game in town! Greenwood is building and growing and changing! One of the…read morethe changes is this great little Toy and Gaming store - Faraday Toys! Faraday has only been open a couple of months but I think it's gonna fill a little niche. The owners are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The store has a Huge selection of toys and action figures from every imaginable show. From Star Wars to Star Trek from He-Man to ohhhhhsooomanyothers.... They have a wide selection of new boxed action figures to collectibles. Divided into a front store and a back gaming room it's very spacious. They are also offering a movie night. Pretty cool space - check it out!

Game store and coffee shop. Just a place to chill, hang out and play games with friends. There are…read more2-person tables on one side, good for co-working, chatting with a friend, reading a book with some coffee, etc. On the other side are large tables that can be reserved for game playing. The table reservations are $40, but once you arrive, that money becomes credit to be used in the store for food, drinks, games, etc. They have a coffee shop in the back with elixers, coffee and tea, and a small assortment of baked goods. They also have a large selection of brand new games and game novelties for purchase. In the very back, behind the coffee counter is a selection of games that can be played while in the store. There is no charge for those. You cannot bring your own food or drink in. The table reservations are for 2 hrs I believe. They also do events in the store like D&D.

The name on everybody's lips is Hitherto Coffee and Gaming Parlor, man. I keep hearing about this…read morecoffee shop / gaming space. One good friend wrote about it, then a Yelp friend mentioned it the same day when I saw her in person. I guess those two things were a sign that I needed to visit? Journalism school taught me that three instances of something equals a trend, but I was satisfied with two things, this time. Hitherto is more than half an hour from where I live, but I made time on a Friday morning to visit. To heck with work and the PTO meeting, right? Your girl needs a chai latte! I usually exclusively drink black coffee, but I heard that the chai latte here is dope so that's what I got. I'm glad I did! It was smooth and creamy, with just the right amount of spice. I also got a chocolate chip cookie, because it had fleur de sel on it. I love sweet things with salt on them! I like to think I'm a chocolate chip cookie connoisseur, and I can spot a great CCC just by glancing at it. I wasn't even in the mood for a cookie, but after looking at the cookies in the display case, I had to get a chocolate chip cookie because I knew it would be amazing. I told myself that I would take it home and eat it later, but I ended up eating it in my car. You guys. The chocolate chip cookies at Hitherto are perfect. I don't know if they make them in-house or source them from elsewhere, but if you want a little sweet treat and you're not sure what to get (they have lots of delicious-looking baked goods), get the chocolate chip cookie with fleur de sel. It's a good thing. The space inside the coffee shop is so cozy and inviting. It's a small space, but when I visited, there were plenty of tables available. Some people were tucked into a corner playing board games, some people were behind laptops working, and some were chatting with friends. It was a nice vibe, and I'm so glad a place like this exists in Indy. I just wish it were located closer to me! Part of the shop is a space dedicated to new board games that you can purchase. They had lots of games for all ages and interests, and even my oldest kid's favorite board game, Splendor. They also have board games that you can borrow and play at your table. Bonus: They play good music here! Hitherto was exactly where I should have been at that very moment on Friday morning, and do you know why? Because when I walked in, a song that I've been rinsing and repeating was playing over the speakers (a Jose Gonzales cover of a The Knife song). What! It's not even a popular cover. I plotzed. It's so fun when things like that happen in life.