"Went in for Free RPG Day and like too many other stores the swag for Free RPG Day was behind a pay wall, which is code for people buying table time food at Game Train USA. Definitely not the intention of Free RPG Day, which is sad as I really want a FLGS after not having one for some time.Note to the owners, if you want to welcome people in via Free RPG Day maybe be more welcoming and generous. That is a great program to build up goodwill and bring people in.It is not all bad, despite the above off putting item. I would have given it a solid four stars as I think they get most things right.They have a full bar, which is a welcome addition to the gaming scene.They serve real food, which is better than any other gaming hangout in town.They have a lot going on. Games, painting and so on.Great location, which used to be a long suffering Vietnamese-Thai-Chinese restaurant. Easy to get to.The décor is on point and very well done in a steampunk style. There are many options for eating and playing. From a train car loaded with tables and faux scenery rolling by to private rooms.Plenty of games on hand to play during your visit.This is a gaming destination, but what it is not is a gaming store. The RPG side of their microscopic store front is sparse. There is some Warhammer 40k in a small area. A teeny tiny bit of MTG. Their board game area is okay, but tilts towards casual pick up and play.Will I be back? Maybe, maybe not. I like the idea of a place to go to paint and drink a beer or two. But I also like good first impressions and that was lacking. There will always be more beer, but not first impressions.Parking: Plenty of parking, thought he store itself is a little hidden and it may not be obvious where to park."
