Go! Games & Toys

I love this store. Talk about variety. It’s not just a kiddy store. Not only do they have children & adult games but surprisingly a great variety & selection of puzzles. Who knew that by the title of the store? Its wonderful to find nastalgic toys there that will took us bank to younger years. The prices are okay but as I said, you’ll find many board games & toys you’ll be happy with & won’t have to buy on amazon. There’s a really nice lady that works there and my kids want to go back just to see her. She try’s to find what we were looking for & is there to please the customers. She seems to realky enjoy her job. We’ve gone back before & did not get the customer service from a male worker she displayed. He did approach us to ask if we needed anything but seemed uptight so we didnt ask him any questions.
Overall we love the store. I hope it last. We need this type of store in St. Loius.

Can a toy store be creepy? I mean, sure, if there’s a clown entertaining the kids there it’s going to be creepy. But what about being creepy on its own? I have to say that this toy and game emporium feels a bit creepy but I loved every minute I was there anyway.
The part that put my skeezy sense on high was the fact that this place seemed very fly by night. The displays didn’t take up the entire store and were the kind of wire mesh that I used to put up and take down in an hour when I worked in retail. I’d seen these for calendars and for Halloween decorations but not for toys. It made me wonder if this place was even legit.
It turns out that it is. It’s run by a calendar sales company. And they seem to know their stuff in both calendars and games. They carry games that I hadn’t seen in years. They carry variations of Monopoly that probably shouldn’t exist. And Big Bang Theory Clue. How does that even work? And 3D puzzles galore. And dozens of trivia games. I couldn’t believe they even fit so many games into a space so small.
The front of the store is a small section of toys and stuffed animals of all varieties (mostly modern, some classic). Now F.A.O. Schwartz this is not. I’m not even sure the «staff» (one person on the register) could even say what was in stock. But for a quick pre-​game party trip, this place would be great unguided.
Now that Hats In The Belfry closed their National Harbor location, I have to say this is my favorite store in the area. They call themselves Go!, but I hope they stay for a long time.