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Sir Games-a-lot
320 Bayfield Street, Unit 7, L4M 3C1 Barrie, Ontario
Wednesday: 9:30 AM–9 PM
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- Monday: 9:30 AM–9 PM
- Tuesday: 9:30 AM–9 PM
- Wednesday: 9:30 AM–9 PM
- Thursday: 9:30 AM–9 PM
- Friday: 9:30 AM–9 PM
- Saturday: 9:30 AM–6 PM
- Sunday: 11 AM–5 PM
Google Reviews
Doug Walker
a month ago
Helpful staff. Friendly patrons. Large selection. Can play games here. Found some expansions I did not know existed. Highly recommended.
chris stix
3 months ago
Bought a statue years ago from the store and had accidentally broke a bit of pieces here and there as the years passed, and the owner that repairs these like new, he does absolutely great work if you find yourself needing and repairs go to this store, worth it.
Sean Moss
3 months ago
Amazing selection of board games and Warhammer. Super happy we visited this shop. Helpful and friendly staff as well.
Terry Yeung
7 months ago
First time visit. Friendly owner and staff. I found 4 tall aisles of various old and new (2010-2025) light to heavy board games (e.g. Yokohama, Glass Road, Trailblazers, White Castle Matcha). It has deluxe big box editions (Wingspan "bird-nest" and La Granja). I can't comment on the gaming events, war game and miniature products as I'm not familiar with the hobby, but the staff were knowledgeable and friendly discussing model painting with customers, young and old, singles or families, moms and dads. For a small business, the variety of products and services reflect a longtime commitment in the hobby and a welcoming vibe to new and experienced gamers. Also, it's free to play at the board game library! I was happy to find Glass Road (2013) and bought it albeit the price being about $10 more but Barrie is remote, unlike GTA stores that can make up for lower prices with sales volume, so it's comparing apples and oranges. They also looked up some older games I inquired about, then back ordered them coming in 2 weeks, no deposit required even though I'm out of town. I appreciate their assistance and product variety. In Toronto game stores, floor space is premium so there aren't a lot of games on display. Personally, I find it more fun to browse and shop in person than just picking up online orders.
K W
3 years ago
2023 July 4.5★ While the mall itself doesn't have any humans walking around, inside this games store, you'll find statues of some frozen in time. Dead pool, Harley Quinn, Rocket Raccoon, Superwoman etc. Board games, card games., Memorabilia.. No video games.. Very cool to check out. Stop by and you'll likely find something interesting.
Reviews pulled from Google