Dangerous Gentlemen

This place is a magical wonderland. Break open your piggy bank, phone your arch nemesis to meet you, and devote a few hours to your stay. There is a wall of open games to examine or play, which I only used to get a better look at a few I was curious about, but I would love to go back and spend more time.
There are dozens and dozens of the coolest board games you have never heard of, along with miniatures, card decks, dice, and containers. There are lots of tables for game play — I was feeling shy so I didn’t ask the shopkeeper about regular get togethers or how things worked.
The music was so good I listened to the artist for the next two days. The prices sometimes seem high, but they are competitive for this kind of product, and you can score some reduced prices here and there on open package games.
The only thing that would have made this better would be cozy lights, cocoa for sale, and a sign explaining what I can play and paw through (and what I should ask for or if there is a pay to play courtesy).
I will be back either way, and think everyone owes themselves a visit to this little gem.