I've been a fan of the Warhammer 40,000 ("WH40k") for a couple decades now, mostly through the PC games and extensive Black Library books. I've never really had the time nor the talent to get into the tabletop game. But this place may change all that.My son is on spring break this week and as a dutiful father, I've been working hard to raise him to be twice the nerd I ever was (no small task!), so it was no surprise that he asked to visit this store nestled in scenic downtown Grapevine, TX. Just upon entering, it is quite a sight to behold! Models, books, and games fill every possible spot on the walls, and many artfully arranged models are arranged in various scenarios or display cases throughout the store.Unlike your typical ultranerd-hobby-store (I use that term affectionately) vibe where the proprietors tend to be a bit, well... comic-book-store-guy-ish, if you get my meaning -- the folks here are extremely friendly, helpful, and outgoing, clearly passionate about the whole Games Workshop/Warhammer world, and eager to share that passion with any and all comers. They greeted us warmly and offered us help right away, while also not hovering over us, and giving us plenty of room to freely browse at leisure. And once we did have questions, they eagerly gave us an abundance of help! My son left there genuinely excited to get started on his first model build, and I'll note that they offer plenty of hands-on help for newbies like him.The showroom has an enormous stock of Warhammer (grimdark medieval fantasy with humans, elves, dwarves, orcs, undead, etc.), Warhammer 40k (grimdark far-flung-future space fantasy with space-humans, space-elves, space-dwarves, space-orcs, space-undead, etc.), a decent selection of both the gameplay books and their fiction series for both universes (I highly recommend the Horus Heresy series as a good starting point!), and a collection of other games including some officially licensed Lord of the Rings tabletop miniatures and game accessories.In addition to the showroom, they've got a huge tabletop play area in the back with massive terrain layouts, and I was pleasantly surprised to see the place hopping with activity on a Monday afternoon. There's also a small Warhammer-themed café in the back with drinks, pastries, and other goodies. I didn't have any, but it looks neat!Anyway, I'm thrilled that a place like this exists. Even if you're not a fan of the WH/WH40K universes, it's a cool place to visit and look around. You never know-- you might discover a fun new hobby!
Dakota Gibson
The guy with glasses and brown hair was very rude. My friend and I both felt discriminated in there by him
Jon Jordan
Had visited a couple of times. Today I called on a long shot that they would have a specific box that recently released.As luck would have it, they had a few left. Told them I was in route and they took my name down to hold it for me.I arrived around the projected time, ordered a few drinks from the cafe for my family. Picked up my box and chatted with a pair of employees about getting an army started and some questions about rules for 10th edition.All in all, twas a great experience. I want to go back to experience some of the games when I have some more time.
Paul Reitz
Asked about how to start playing Warhammer and the staff was super helpful.
Dwyane Watson
This is my sons favorite gamming store, staff is very helpful and there are plenty of Warhammer items.
Marshall R.
This store is the US hub for Games Workshop. There is a really huge selection of minis, accessories, and paints. With some advanced notice, we were able to meet with staff and learn how to play our first game of Warhammer. Everyone is both friendly and knowledgeable. They are clearly fans as well as employees. Great place to shop or just hang out with Warhammer people.
pablo rosas
emperor protects, Lol excellent place for warhammer fans.
Sean Piper
Great selection of games workshop products but not a single person greeted me or asked if I needed anything. I was in the store for over 30 min.UPDATE: so here's my issue with the Warhammer Cafe. You are either going to be totally ignored by staff or they are going to be up your butt the entire time you are in there asking you what you are looking for, do you know how to play, then info dump every fact imaginable about the game. Then won't ever leave you alone. It's a very frustrating experience.
Dylan Murphy
Staff is terrible, and the whole company has the communication skill of a paper bag. Support FLGS over these overpriced jokers.
Amazing store in the heart of ghurapevine.If you like warhammer, coffee, or both, definitely check it out.Staff is always amazing and helpful as well!Update: they recently revamped the game area in the back and it looks amazing! Definitely a great place to play and enjoy some coffee!
Jacob Nesmith
Traveled to Tx for work and just happened to walk by. Everyone was very friendly and showed us all the cool designs! Now my wife wants to come back and paint the models. Very cool place!
Shannon M.
I stopped in here with my brother because this game and miniature painting is his jam. While I don't play Warhammer, I do make my own miniatures (think dollhouse scale) and have actually used some of their washes before, so it was fun to talk with him about the different paints. Staff were welcoming but let us do our own thing. This is a very big flagship store, as opposed to the one I had been to, with a large game room and cafe in back. If you're into Warhammer and in this area, definitely worth checking out.
JD McQueen
Stopped with a coworker. Didn’t know much about the product but was brought up to speed by a vary helpful employee. Tremendous selection of WH items.
Kayla Roque
I didn’t know I was gonna be into this but I’m thankful for my boyfriend that showed me it I didn’t know I found what I truly loved doing which it’s building, painting and fighting ?☺️
Great displays, rocking coffee.
I've been a fan of the Warhammer 40,000 ("WH40k") for a couple decades now, mostly through the PC games and extensive Black Library books. I've never really had the time nor the talent to get into the tabletop game. But this place may change all that.My son is on spring break this week and as a dutiful father, I've been working hard to raise him to be twice the nerd I ever was (no small task!), so it was no surprise that he asked to visit this store nestled in scenic downtown Grapevine, TX. Just upon entering, it is quite a sight to behold! Models, books, and games fill every possible spot on the walls, and many artfully arranged models are arranged in various scenarios or display cases throughout the store.Unlike your typical ultranerd-hobby-store (I use that term affectionately) vibe where the proprietors tend to be a bit, well... comic-book-store-guy-ish, if you get my meaning -- the folks here are extremely friendly, helpful, and outgoing, clearly passionate about the whole Games Workshop/Warhammer world, and eager to share that passion with any and all comers. They greeted us warmly and offered us help right away, while also not hovering over us, and giving us plenty of room to freely browse at leisure. And once we did have questions, they eagerly gave us an abundance of help! My son left there genuinely excited to get started on his first model build, and I'll note that they offer plenty of hands-on help for newbies like him.The showroom has an enormous stock of Warhammer (grimdark medieval fantasy with humans, elves, dwarves, orcs, undead, etc.), Warhammer 40k (grimdark far-flung-future space fantasy with space-humans, space-elves, space-dwarves, space-orcs, space-undead, etc.), a decent selection of both the gameplay books and their fiction series for both universes (I highly recommend the Horus Heresy series as a good starting point!), and a collection of other games including some officially licensed Lord of the Rings tabletop miniatures and game accessories.In addition to the showroom, they've got a huge tabletop play area in the back with massive terrain layouts, and I was pleasantly surprised to see the place hopping with activity on a Monday afternoon. There's also a small Warhammer-themed café in the back with drinks, pastries, and other goodies. I didn't have any, but it looks neat!Anyway, I'm thrilled that a place like this exists. Even if you're not a fan of the WH/WH40K universes, it's a cool place to visit and look around. You never know-- you might discover a fun new hobby!
The guy with glasses and brown hair was very rude. My friend and I both felt discriminated in there by him
Had visited a couple of times. Today I called on a long shot that they would have a specific box that recently released.As luck would have it, they had a few left. Told them I was in route and they took my name down to hold it for me.I arrived around the projected time, ordered a few drinks from the cafe for my family. Picked up my box and chatted with a pair of employees about getting an army started and some questions about rules for 10th edition.All in all, twas a great experience. I want to go back to experience some of the games when I have some more time.
Asked about how to start playing Warhammer and the staff was super helpful.
This is my sons favorite gamming store, staff is very helpful and there are plenty of Warhammer items.
This store is the US hub for Games Workshop. There is a really huge selection of minis, accessories, and paints. With some advanced notice, we were able to meet with staff and learn how to play our first game of Warhammer. Everyone is both friendly and knowledgeable. They are clearly fans as well as employees. Great place to shop or just hang out with Warhammer people.
emperor protects, Lol excellent place for warhammer fans.
Great selection of games workshop products but not a single person greeted me or asked if I needed anything. I was in the store for over 30 min.UPDATE: so here's my issue with the Warhammer Cafe. You are either going to be totally ignored by staff or they are going to be up your butt the entire time you are in there asking you what you are looking for, do you know how to play, then info dump every fact imaginable about the game. Then won't ever leave you alone. It's a very frustrating experience.
Staff is terrible, and the whole company has the communication skill of a paper bag. Support FLGS over these overpriced jokers.
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Amazing store in the heart of ghurapevine.If you like warhammer, coffee, or both, definitely check it out.Staff is always amazing and helpful as well!Update: they recently revamped the game area in the back and it looks amazing! Definitely a great place to play and enjoy some coffee!
Traveled to Tx for work and just happened to walk by. Everyone was very friendly and showed us all the cool designs! Now my wife wants to come back and paint the models. Very cool place!
I stopped in here with my brother because this game and miniature painting is his jam. While I don't play Warhammer, I do make my own miniatures (think dollhouse scale) and have actually used some of their washes before, so it was fun to talk with him about the different paints. Staff were welcoming but let us do our own thing. This is a very big flagship store, as opposed to the one I had been to, with a large game room and cafe in back. If you're into Warhammer and in this area, definitely worth checking out.
Stopped with a coworker. Didn’t know much about the product but was brought up to speed by a vary helpful employee. Tremendous selection of WH items.
I didn’t know I was gonna be into this but I’m thankful for my boyfriend that showed me it I didn’t know I found what I truly loved doing which it’s building, painting and fighting ?☺️