PLAYNOW!

This is my favorite place to play paper magic. Its a charming little spot that is toy store first but also a game/comic shop as well. It is small but charming and the community is absolutely lovely. The Manager Marc puts everything he has into his events and while they cant hand out hundreds of dollars of product for free, this scrappy shop cares about its players and we can tell. If youre considering trying out some MTG you could do worse than FNM at PlayNow and I highly recommend you check our community out and find some new friends

It's a great store, but if I were to give it 5 stars, it'd need a bigger card selection. WWE, AEW, etc. are super hot right now. I feel like if they had these types of cards, it'd help bring in more people. Other than that, great experience, and I'll keep buying the Batman cards if they keep them in stock, along with hopefully getting the 2026 Superman cards in stock.

I purchased an item for my grandson. It cost me $60. I bought it at the beginning of April. The toy was too advanced for my grandson so I wanted to return it, but I figured I’d hold onto it and just get a credit because my other grandson a month later was turning one year-old. I returned it and they told me they could not return it or give me a credit although it has never been opened very very upset it’s $60 and what am I gonna do with the toy? I’m not gonna hold onto it for four years very upset. I don’t think that this was taken care of very properly and I will never ever go there to shop again, and I suggest you don’t either.

Went to a MTG booster draft here last week. Met the owner and he explained he has a few stores across Massachusetts. I ended up going 3-0 in the draft and was very surprised, at the end, to find out there were no prizes for winning whatsoever. This was the first time I have ever seen this at a booster draft and it rubbed me the wrong way. It would be one thing if the draft was very inexpensive (I have seen $5-10 drafts with minimal prize support, although even then the winner at least gets an additional pack), but this was $20 draft cost for Bloomburrow, a set which play packs go for $5 a piece. Of course I was drafting to win as the expectation is that there are always prizes. If I had known that winning essentially served no purpose, I would have simply value drafted, and even then it would probably have been better to get 3 packs of Bloomburrow for $15. On top of that, there was limited product available for sale and all of it overpriced. I was considering buying a collector booster at the end which had a market price of $20. I asked if they could be flexible at all since it was marked up at $30. The answer was no. I came away from this store with a pretty poor experience and probably will not return. I hope the owner considers changing drafting prize policy. Edit to reply to the owner below: many stores are doing chocobo racing and 90% of them have at least a pack per win. Of course you can get a small poster and a pin at any location if you go at a minimum 4 times in a row. Which, at this store with no prizes, would be a poor choice given, even in an absolute miracle scenario in which you won every round youd play, youd end up overpaying $100 for ~12 random packs of editions you problaby weren't too into. I went to a chocobo racing $25 final fantasy draft the next day that drafted actual FF packs and had a pack per win plus all the same promos. Also, saying you charge retail for FF is like me saying I charge pennies for diamonds. Neither of us have any to sell. That is why we were drafting a less desirable set. I had put my review at 2 stars because the owner had the basic modicom of pleasantness when I met him, but the below reply does not feel like it has acknowledged my concern im the slightest, so I have reduced to one star and will be firm in taking my business elsewhere.

This toy store is a hidden gem. By that, I mean it is very difficult to see next to Big Y. You have to just trust it is connected to the end of Big Y and drive until you see it. It seems small, but has an excellent selection of learning activities, books, as well as fine and gross motor toys. There's toys for babies up to grade schoolers. The people who work there are really friendly and open to ordering something if you don't find what you're looking for. They also have great sales on a table outside when they are trying to rotate stock.