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It kinda amazes me how this place can have a bunch of card product but sells it for double or triple then the original price. People are upset with scalpers taking everything but then you have businesses like this that sell it the same way a scalper does and has soooo much product. I kinda wonder where they honestly get it from no wonder all the stores in the area that carry product don’t have anything for MSRP. And don’t get me wrong I know that people need to make do on rent. But I know some places that have the product and add no more than $1-$10 on top of the price to make a little bit of profit. And guess what those places don’t even have that many boxes as places like this one. I think it’s great that they let players play the games and get promo cards. But even there they have issues with people not being able to stay the whole x amount of time to play the game. Like if other people don’t have other stuff to do. And not to mention that you pay to play and if you need to leave for whatever reason you get attitude for it. And get talk down to like your a child. This place is a contradiction.
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This location is not a WOTC premium location and does not feel like one. Read some of the other negative reviews, especially the one about the poorly run RCQ. Regardless of whether or not the employee running the event was inexperienced, that play experience should be unacceptable to any customer. There is a certain level of expectation for competitive play. Excuses don't fix the fact that the event went the way it did. The owner tries to reason around every negative review left and offer a discount if the reviewer returns, feels shifty. EDIT: On the RCQ issue review, the owner says he will retroactively fix the payout structure IF the reviewer comes back to the store and plays in another event. Why not just show good will and fix what he's already admitted to be a mistake? I understand pricing on sealed product can change rapidly, but there are no prices on literally anything in the store, even board games or accessories. I figured I would support a local business instead of Amazon and I was on my way past the store so I stopped in to grab some sleeves for a board game I recently purchased. I found that the only choice of sleeves are solid color Player's Choice or graphic sleeves. I asked the employee if they sold Ultra Pros, he said no, just the ones I see on the racks. I grabbed three packs of Player's Choice. The one employee working was in the middle of helping someone else with a singles purchase and said he could work me in real quick. I already basically had my card in the reader when he told me it would be $34 for the three packs. I should have put the packs back and left but avoided the awkward moment and paid. I wouldn't have made a purchase if there was any sort of posted pricing because I would be able to make an informed decision, but it's kinda hard to quit in the middle of a transaction when you learn the price as your card is on the edge of the reader. I almost always buy Ultra Pros, I have never paid more than $6 or $7 for a pack of sleeves, and could never have assumed they would be that expensive. The whole experience was weird and left an odd taste in my mouth. I frequent Game-o-storus and should never have strayed. Go there instead if you want transparent pricing and properly run events.
Review for Kitchen Table Games – West Jefferson, NC Recently stopped back by to check things out again, and I’m seriously impressed with how much they’ve grown. They’ve added a ton of new stuff—from board games and D&D supplies to Warhammer, trading cards, and even some arcade machines. There’s always something new to see, do, and experience, and it’s honestly just fun to hang out there now. I had a great conversation about the new Magic: The Gathering Spider-Man collection, and it’s clear the folks here really know their stuff. The whole place feels more alive than ever. Kitchen Table Games has truly stepped up their game, and it’s exactly the kind of local spot this town needs.
