The Clubhouse

Great store with a decent selection of products and lots of play space. Great Pauper community too for MTG, if that is your thing.

Great store for singles with wide selection online but the filtering on the website is quite slow as you can only look at one set at a time. Other than that they got my order fast and were very kind!

If are you looking to purchase MTG, I would not recommend this shop. They restrict purchases and charge way over market. Knowing there are 7 other card shops within 10 minutes of this one. Go somewhere else and get your value.

So, I've been going here for a while. And was not expected to make this post. Until the last time, and the last day, that I went here. It was around 8:23pm. I asked one of the staff "Are you guys taking older cards?". I was informed by one of the staff, "yes we do". I sit, at the table that is directly in front of their register. I'm taking out the cards, up to the limit of quantity the shop can take. By the time I get up, not only did the same person, take his lunch (at 8:25pm???), the other dude I talked to made it personal. Because, not only did I overhear them say, before I stood in line to wait, "Alright we got your trades ready" to another customer. On top of that? Not only did the dude have a stack of cards near their computer. Although no evidence he was going through any more trades. The fact I got hit with "Oh, we don't take in trades an hour before we close", on a sunday where they close up early ANYWAYS (9:00 pm). If people here don't care anymore, I'll just take my buisiness elsewhere. Based on, how unprofessional and lazy he was. At least I could have been informed by this new rule, you know, since I've been coming there for roughly a year.

Had a disappointing experience at The Clubhouse on 2/26/26. Having reviewed the buy list and seeing cash eligibility on the posted doc sheet, I took my collection of modern heavy staples in. I explained to the gentleman behind the counter how I was getting out of modern and was interested in offloading some cards. He asked me if I was seeking cash or credit, to which I said cash. He explained the rules listed on the buy list sheet and said that I was limited to 30 cards to present; however, when he saw the number of dual lands and other staples, he told me to add whatever I was willing to part with. He then took the cards and told me that it would be around an hour to authenticate and price out the 70 or so cards that were pulled. After waiting in the store while this process was taking place he returned and totaled out $1,200 worth of cards. He then brought the laptop over and made me an account, then says, “ok, the shop is your oyster.” Confused I said, “but we agreed on cash?” He then told me apologetically that he could only offer store credit. I said, “even though the cards were on the buy list and the document said cash eligible?” He said that he didn’t even have access to the safe, so that wasn’t even an option, and that he would immediately change the wording on the buy list document. Although the employee was very nice and respectful throughout the whole interaction, I wasted over an hour of my time and left completely disappointed in The Clubhouse. If you are selling at this location, call ahead and make sure that the buy list terms are being honored on that given day.