Marbles: the Brain Store

If Frasier Crane were a real person this is where he would buy toys for his kid… They have some very interesting, well made products. Its a little pricey. The staff is very nice and willing to demonstrate the products.

Wow, great experience! The braincoach was Jen. She was very interactive, and showed some of the latest and greatest stuff. My two sons and I could have spent all day there. We live about 20 mins away and will defiantly be back.
Jen had us sign up for the rewards program, seems like a great deal.
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I highly recommend this store for kids of all ages, even adults who like to have fun

Horrible experience at the store today. We have purchased games from here in the past and we bought a game for our 4 year old daughter for Christmas and when we opened it the game was broken and didn’t balance or work as described. We went to exchange it for another game but the smug customer rep said «no, it’s been opened and we don’t have any in the store, there’s nothing I can do, I’m the only one in the store and you can call the manager when she’s here». My husband and I had a receipt and explained it didn’t work and said could we please get another toy that works. The rep «said nope, it’s not personal just company policy, you need to call the manager». So disgusting his attitude and he was laughing at us through the store window as we left. We will never shop at this store ever again and it’s a lesson to us that these small stores, sorely lack in customer service and meeting customer expectations. Very upsetting and disturbing consumer experience.

Marbles is a small store, that sells games and books that make you think — designed to help memory, critical thinking skills, visual awareness, language skills, etc.
The staff is very helpful explaining the games and demoing them for you.
The stock of games is small, because all the games are quality and fun to play.
It’s a great store to find gifts for board game & family game night fans. There are games for all age ranges, from little kids to grandma.