Little Shop of Magic

This is a nice gaming store. Obviously if you’re into Magic the gathering then go here (I’m not).
But I still went here because I heard they had a good selection of board games and they surely do! They had a great section of board games! If you are coming to try and buy and game you will NOT be disappointed.
I gave the store 4 stars because of my happiness for the large selection. I didn’t give them a five because no one ever acknowledged I was in there. This isn’t a deal breaker for me since I knew what I was looking for. I was in there for about 20 min or more. But I walked in with no hello.
Again which is fine with me but if someone that does not know games comes in they may be turned off.
I would just hope they try to say hi to everyone that comes in. Other than that awesome store!

Great store and staff. Brittany went out of her way to guide us through the store and explain some games with which we were not familiar. Great selection of minis, RPG and board games. Plus lots of tables for playing. Open game nights for the kids and adults.
They’ve earned us as customers.

I LOVE THIS STORE!
My wife and I were driving all over town looking for a wargaming map and as soon as we walked in, one of the clerks showed us exactly what we were looking for! He was funny, helpful, and full of all the information I was looking for, and a great salesman too (he must have saw me coming haha) I came in for a chessex mat and ended up leaving with a miniature and and the mat for a great price! I will be back.

Friendly and helpful staff who go out of their way to make sure you get what you’re looking for or help you discover new things you didn’t know you wanted! I like supporting this shop whenever I can!

I went to the free board gaming night. The place was packed with serious gamers, who were all locals, yet they were very welcoming to a stranger visiting from out of town. Two local restaurants dropped off samples of pizza and wings to drum up business, which worked, since a bunch of folks placed orders. While we were playing, a homeless guy showed up for the free samples. The gamers were kind, invited him to play a game, and after playing & eating, he went on his way.
The staff is knowledgable and friendly. They have an amazing selection of European style games, especially those featured on Wil Wheaton’s Tabletop, but also the more obscure, complicated, and challenging games favored by the serious gamers who were in attendance at the gaming night.
If you love board games, this should be your first, last, and only stop.

One of the best game stores I have been to in a long time. Very helpful and friendly staff; the owner is very knowledgeable and all around cool guy. Highly recommend to all gamers out there.

I love this store. The customer service is on point and there is a feeling of friendship around everyone there. I remember my second time going into this store one of the guys who worked there remembered me and said it was nice to see me, my awkward personality didn’t know how to respond but I was happy he remembered me. I wish I would of said thanks or something other than nothing. These guys rock. Also there’s a try before you buy cabinet which is awesome. Keep it up guys.

Little Shop is a pure gaming shop; no comics, no other books, no frills. For the space they occupy, they have a huge stock of games that runs the gamut. Card games, tabletop, pen and paper books, and board games that range from fairly «family friendly» entry level games such as Catan to ridiculously complicated all-​night Euro titles.
The bright shiny core that makes this shop stand out above others to me; I am a woman, and I have never felt awkward here. MAGIC indeed. Normally I either have to play the «are you nerd enough to have a pull drawer» question array, or the «are you lost, sweetheart?» stare. I do not have to do that here. Some women even work here! It’s magic. So easy to spend money on stuff you love when you don’t feel like a pariah.
The staff is pretty knowledgeable; as much as you can be in a store with a selection that huge. It’s simply impossible to know everything about all of those types and titles. But they usually know who knows.
The store has a wee tinge of that «MTG Tournament Funk», but it’s either tamped down with a lot of febreeze or well cleaned.

Sadly all of my experiences were luckluster at best. Uninformed staff, unknowledgeable staff, and poor communication. They do not return phone calls or email messages or requests made on their website. For brick and mortar prices one expects a superior experience.
Regrettably when I made inquiries the single time I did get a response, the staff member was, shall we say not very polite. Roleplaying such as D&D or Pathfinder is supported reluctantly. LSoM did not support free RPG day. I’d suggest Empire Game Shop, it is run by gamers for gamers. Empire is new and friendly and polite.

Game shops are rare to come by nowadays and this is great to have almost in my backyard. The staff is great and always able to answer a question about a game, between all the employees I think they have a good grasp on everything they sell. The sleeves are cheaper than the ones you can find on amazon and they have all the board and card games you could hope for. They even have an area where you can rent a game and try it before buying it to see if you like it! And if you decide you want it your rental fee goes towards the price of the game. This place is great for the inner geek in you! The owner is nice and his doggie is usually in store too!

This is a fantastic store. I buy all my board games and accessories here. I come in often to see the new games. The staff and owner are super friendly and great to us customers. I’ve been shopping here regularly here for about a year now. If you’re into board games you’ll love this store. They have a huge area dedicated to tabletop gaming. They also hold tournaments and Competitive leagues. Go check them out!

I’ve heard other shops are better but this is the closest to me and meets my expectations so I don’t see any reason to go out of my way to another shop. I mainly play MTG and LSM has everything I need. Their sleeves and other supplies are fine, reasonably priced. Great MTG scene and I love that there are a lot of incentives to preregister for prereleases like reduced prices, free drinks and maybe even game-​related prizes, and free sleeves.
Well ventilated which is important considering the average MTG player. Events are run smoothly, they have a cool matchups board that shows who you’re going to play against so you know who to play. Good prize distribution for events too. Staff are friendly and helpful enough.
My main gripes would be:
I have been to prereleases that were too crowded before. It was for a popular set though so that’s to be expected but I would have capped attendance rather than squeezed people in like sardines.
One of the times I won store credit/​bonus product I had to come back a couple times to claim it, and I wasn’t listed as playing in the tournament where I won. Eventually it was all sorted out though, just took longer than I thought and it never happened again.
The same screen that shows the standing also plays music videos and what looks like game reviews/​game news. It’s a nice idea and usually the sound is turned off/​way down but frankly it’s really distracting for me and I wish that they would turn it off during a competition or just use it for standings/​match ups.
The owner, John, seems angry about something whenever I see him. I don’t know the guy but just an observation. Maybe it’s just bad luck since I’ve only spotted him a couple times. It’s not like he yells at the customers or the staff. Just seems like he’s in a bad mood every time I see him.
I really wish they had a dollar rare bin. I like hunting through those for sure.
New website is tough to navigate.
Honestly though that’s it for my gripes. Nothing that can’t be or hasn’t already been fixed. I’ve never been ripped off or had someone be rude to me, so I’d recommend the shop if you’re in the area.

Love this place. Homegrown game shops are usually a-​ok in my book but any place that has every set of Catan in huge display, tons of D&D and Magic the Gathering, Pokemon, and new games AND shows tabletop daily is an epic win! The owners can talk the games up with anyone. Not to mention the nightly gaming nights, whether it is Friday Night Magic, Saturday Morning Pokemon League or Saturday Night open game night, you will be able to find more than a few friends to play with or compete in pro circuit qualifiers.
The prices are competitive with the retail outlets but buy from the small guy, not the monoliths.

This is a pretty nice gaming shop. About 60−70% of its floor space is devoted to open gaming. That’s really rare and nice. Decent selection of RPGs/​boardgames/​CCGs. I came on a Sat night open board gaming night.
What I didn’t like. All their tables are pushed together to make long rows of tables. It’s kinda a pain to get in and out ’cause you gotta walk the entire length. Sometimes, I just want to walk on and check out different games and this format makes this challenging.
Noise level gets really high. This is really normal for a gaming place btw, but still gets a little loud. Maybe I’m just getting old? Angela mentioned when I open my store I should put noise dampers in the roof, great point. Definitely going to remember this. Otherwise, great place to come and game.

The store is clean and arguably has the best selection of board games in town. Also, plenty of room to move around. The staff is friendly and knowledgable.

Great game store in Vegas. Friendly staff, helpful and always fun to talk to.
I discovered this store through some friends that live in Vegas. Now I drive to Vegas to actually go play miniatures here rather than in Los Angeles a lot of time due to how inviting and friendly the players are.

I am a Gaming enthusiast and this shop has impressed me from start to finish.
From knowledgeable staff to an extensive selection of board, card and miniature games if I am ever at a want for something not on the shelf they are usually able to get me requested items within a week of ordering.
There are usually 9 tables set up for gaming throughout the week and on the weekends they appear to double their gaming space.
Most of the patrons are as welcoming as the staff willing to teach new players games they are playing to even the newest of people to the hobby.

I’ve been going there for a couple months on Saturday nights now. Great friendly staff. The game prices are full retail, but you do get a dollar off in the future for every $ 10 you spend there (but you do need to earn them in $ 10 increments).
A little packed if there is a magic tournament but otherwise a fine place for boardgaming, and a good group of boardgamers too.

If you’re a board game fan then you absolutely need to drop everything and go to Little Shop of Magic. They are far and above the best place to find board games, RPG books (D&D, Pathfinder, Shadowrun, Vampire: The Masquerade, etc) and Magic the Gathering cards.
Went here with some of my D&D (well technically Pathfinder but we still say D&D) to look for miniatures and pick up another core rulebook. We found the book, but decided against the miniatures as they are blind pulls (you don’t know what you get until you open it, a very common practice with major RPG companies).
They have a broad focus so you might not find what you are looking for in regards to a specific game, but they are more than willing to order specific items for you.
I also noticed that they often have tournaments and D&D Encounters. I haven’t participated in any, but I like that they offer them!

I love this place! The staff is always friendly, and they always have a full selection of games.
I once accidently make a special-​order for the wrong version of Catan, and when I noticed that it was wrong, they had no issues with me not buying it.
Also the owner, I believe it was him (flat top haircut), was extremely helpful in answering my questions. I was looking at some FF games, specifically Arkham Horror, and he brought our several other similar games from the HP Lovecraft Myhtos, and explained each one in detail. I ended up getting Mansions of Madness after he showed me the video on their iPad.
Their rewards program is pretty significant too; you receive 10% rewards on your purchases. E.g. you buy a game for $ 30, you get 3 XP (which = $ 3). I love supporting small businesses, and with this program, there is no excuse to go to other stores (based on the pricing of places I’ve been, they remain competitive).
Also the bowling game is fun at the counter :)
Anyways, in short, I recommend this place to all of my friends, and I recommend that anyone who is in to gaming check it out!