The Geekery

This was an interesting store. Not really what was expected. We found it by searching Games Workshop locations, and the selection of Games Workshop items (mainly paints) was pretty limited. There were other items there as well (comics, board games, etc.), but the selection was small. It seemed more like a gaming space — really nicely laid out space with several tables. Definitely seemed geared towards Magic more than anything else. Hidden in the back of a mini mall. Nice staff.

We visited this place while on vacation. They didn’t have much of a selection, but we still managed to find some goodies.
Also, the staff was very friendly!

Great service when I went here every time and a nice selection. The atmosphere is very nice and it was a great place to shop in for all my nerd necessities.

4 stars because local game stores are important and it does appear that Geekery supports the local geek needs with events and hang out space.
Thought we were going to end up getting our hair cut for awhile there. This is not in the most obvious location.
The upstairs must contain a lot of the items people have been taking pictures of, but it’s not marked that you should or can go upstairs. This isn’t the broadest selection of games or comics — I’m not sure it’s random but it was a little strange to me. There were Munchkin expansions and the stand alone sets like Munchkin Bites, but no regular Munchkin. Checked out a couple of possibilities to play later and ended up picking up a game I don’t own yet but had heard good things about. Prices are not as cheap as Amazon but fair for local stores.
There was deck building going on while we were there which was well-​attended, so I’m not sure we got the best customer service experience but I don’t have complaints necessarily. Maybe the three of us girls didn’t look quite the part?

Super nice guys working there. Thamks for the help with buying my son his first Magic deck!

I’ll admit it; my husband and I are geeks, nerds, whatever you want to call it and after watching Table Top with Will Wheaton, my husband and I have gotten a little geekier — if possible. Thus we decided to visit the Geekery. Super glad we did, because we found a few new games to play!
The store itself is located in a semi-​busy plaza, but actually finding the store was a bit difficult. You have to walk into a building, past a hair salon, and down an empty corridor before reaching the Geekery. I’ll admit I got lost and was a little scared to enter the building, because I thought I was entering the salon and not a building that housed several other shops. (Hey, it was confusing!) Once inside the store, it is a little drab but also down key and no pressure.
The employees were playing a game of Magic (or creating decks) and greeted us upon entering. We were able to browse for a bit on our own before one employee came over to ask if we were looking for anything I particular. My husband chatted about a game he was interested in and the employee was knowledgeable.
Overall, the selection is good (stuff you wouldn’t find at Target) and the employees are helpful/​friendly. If you are looking for a table top game or need some dice or Magic cards, I’d definitely recommend checking the Geekery out!

winning! nerdtastic! magic cards ehrmagerhd!

After finding the store in the back of a strip mall (it’s hidden away), I was surprised by the selection of board games and cards the store has to offer. The people working there were friendly and some customers invited me to come play a game with them. I had fun and will come back there when I’m in Flagstaff.
The prices were fair and I ended purchasing a Munchkin expansion ($ 19.99).

I play here primarily for Magic: The Gathering on Friday nights and occasionally other nights of the week.
Since moving to their new location awhile ago, The Geekery has only improved in quality. Prize pools are big for tournaments, the atmosphere is both casual and competitive, and they frequently have food for gamers or even cater the larger tournaments with food from local places. Staff at the front is always friendly and willing to help out gamers.
One of my qualms with the place, however, has to deal with a few of the locals. An inevitable issue with running a game shop is that some of your customers will be younger kids who don’t understand how the concept of an «indoor voice» works. Also, some of the kids still cuss loudly at random times and don’t seem to comprehend that others can’t stand that.
If you can get over the occasional cuss word being shot into the air and a 13-​year-​old kid getting on your nerves once in awhile, the Geekery really does have a lot to offer.
They have an upstairs room for Warhammer and similar games (which is separated from the card-​game tables). They sell a ton of different board games and have all the card-​game supplies you could ever want. Their case of Magic cards is huge (they actually have 2) and they actively buy cards all the time. They have a decent selection of snacks (I’d like to see it grow to include things like microwaveable burritos and whatnot), but they have a plethora of cold beverages.
Until I leave Flagstaff in a couple months, this is where I’ll be playing Magic. While there are a few subtle ways the shop could improve, playing Magic anywhere else just doesn’t cut it.

I was on Flagstaff for vacations and I stopped here to get some stuff.
This place is amazing!
Cindy is really fun and knowledgeable and has a lot of warm for the costumers. The place is comfy and big enough that you can have multiple games at once and the big screen is very good for playing all sorts of games.
Definitely the best game store I had been.
Thumbs up!