Probably the best selection of tabletop RPGs in Toronto. Has a wide selection of all the Warhammer…read moregames and miniatures. Good selection of boardgames for both family and geek. Custom dice and dice bags. Lots of new and old RPGs

Took a couple of kids on weekday morning during summer and surprisingly it was still not busy at…read moreall. Some good deals at the counter. The inside is very clean and tidy and staff are helpful. Being next to Ocean's Supermarket helps that you can done some shopping before or after. Some of the games are nice for kids. Some of the games will give you points on the card that you buy and put money on to play the games. The kids bought some candies and some erasers.

My partner and I brought our son here on his birthday so he could have some fun. We got there…read morearound 10:30 am and planned to stay for about an hour since we had other plans. There is an entrance fee to get in. There's a price for the child and first adult is free and second adult was less than the entrance fee of a child. Our 1 yr old son had a blast there. There were tons of climbing structures, slides, ball pit, donut slide, trampoline area and much more. They have cubbies for your shoes and belongings and strollers have to park outside of the cubby area. It was a fun space for our son to play in and would be willing to come back again in the possible future. Only thing I would say is, I'm not sure how often the place gets cleaned. We found lots of dust and lots of hairs around the ball area but that's to be expected I guess.

Owner / Proprietor, Luigi goes 'above and beyond' on repairs for specialty electronics…read more I have a Gameboy G1 specially modded to make chiptunes, sent to me as a gift. After some years of use, the screen went-out and one of the springs in the battery compartment corroded due to a leaky Energizer. I got quotes in the hundreds for repair at various places. On a lark, I asked Luigi at Nerdgasm for a quote and he said to bring the device by for a consult, issued a ticket and said to leave with him for review. Because the device is rare and niche, to say the least, he took his time because he wanted to be careful and examine it properly in case of any other issues. Aging electronics require caution. Luigi took personal interest in the device and suggested a compelling ballpark figure, pricewise. The upshot: spring was replaced and the screen was updated to a modern variant with a lot of added cool features not in the original. The price was in the double digits, well within my budget. While Luigi is not quick with older, rare devices, (because he is cautious), the end result is worth the wait with modest pricing. If you have some rare special electronics where care and attention to detail supersedes speed, Luigi at Nerdgasm is your first consult.

Gamer/ games party room, 3D printer shop, used game shop, more…read more On a date? Slip $20 to Luigi, and you have yourself an amazing games room to explore. Play a movie while getting into a board game... or chose from retro and current consoles for tonnes of video game fun.

If you are a history buff and like to see architecture and interior choices of the rich I would…read morerecommend this place. At most looking at everything takes about 2 hours. The rooms are cool and the info displayed for each zone is riveting. The best moment I had was being downstairs where the stables were and seeing Lady Pellatt's wedding dress. I talked with the museum attendant who shared an interest in sewing and we discussed clothing choices of the time. The only complaint is with the bathrooms. I got there when it opened and used the bathroom early on. I must know, why was there fecal particles on the toilet seat already? So my only critique is that the public bathrooms need to be cleaned better.

Took this tour as part of CityPass and I truly would have missed it if not for the pass. The audio…read moretours were really elaborate and covered each room and hallway in detail. There are some highlight spots as well that are covered in separate audios. They contain spots where several movies or TV shows were filmed. There is also a 20 min movie about Sir Henry Pellatt, not to be missed. It took over 3 hours for me to cover the entire castle. There is a cafetaria next to the theatre and also an outdoor restaurant during the day. You can also enjoy a stroll in the garden if you want to escape the crowds.

The store was small and cozy. It had an amazing selection of…read moreevery toy you could think of! My kids are so happy with everything they got here... I will definitely be returning again soon! Best place to get toys!

A cozy toy store, packed with both popular and unique items (including candy!) Add a welcoming…read morestaff and you get a local shop worthy of support. I was looking for rare Hot Wheels cars and was directed to a different brand. More larger and unique cars based from real life, I had to get them. Kids love 'em as well as I, a man-child that is very particular in my choices. I wrote a Google review about another local toy shop in Toronto that I won't name here. Pleasantly surprised when I entered Playful Minds. Both shops are like night and day... Playful Minds is the bright, sunny, happy place, ideal to bring your kids to. While the other, "Terminally Ill Toy Store, Queen of the West" is the dark, deathly night where trolls follow you around without a peep, hoping for a reason to chase you away ...or eat your children, I'm still not sure what their deal is. I will definitely shop here again and suggest my family and friends to do so as well, maybe even people I don't like very much.

A good stop on the UPX and Kitchener lines. Once the tunnel is done it'll be a lot better.read more

Way faster than trying to drive in busy traffic hours! Could be monitored better though. Disruptive…read morepassengers sometimes. The Go train and Up train tap machines need better signage.