Meeplemart
Game store · Kensington-Chinatown ·

Meeplemart

Game store · Kensington-Chinatown ·

Canada's largest game store, friendly staff, weekly game nights

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247 Spadina Ave. Lower Level, Toronto, ON M5T 2E2, Canada Get directions

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247 Spadina Ave. Lower Level, Toronto, ON M5T 2E2, Canada Get directions

+1 416 583 2121
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"Tucked away in one of the basements of the business office towers on Spadina is Meeplemart, Canada’s largest online game store focused on board games and miniatures. With weekly game nights focusing on a different board game they do a great job of creating a friendly environment and removing the intimidation factor for new players. If you’re looking for a board game for board game night you could get lost in the options here but with recommendations from friendly staff you will love exploring the aisles." - Tennis

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"MeepleMart, Chinatown by Tennis. Tucked away in one of the basements of the business office towers on Spadina is Meeplemart, Canada’s largest online game store focused on board games and miniatures. With weekly game nights focusing on a different board game they do a great job of creating a friendly environment and removing the intimidation factor for new players. If you’re looking for a board game for board game night you could get lost in the options here but with recommendations from friendly staff you will love exploring the aisles."

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Johnson K

Google
This is quite the place... The sign is a little misleading outside as it is past the condo-looking entrance and down the stairs - look for the Warhammer 40,000 sign. There are games tables to the left and model terrain past the counter. All bags have to be left at the counter and you get a tag for your items. At the far left are the board games - clearance items on the left and plenty of selection in the aisles. There are some character figurines there along with Funko characters on the wall to the left when you enter. Reminds me of Mandarake in Japan (but not as dark).

Mert

Google
Do you want to feel watched while you are shopping?! This is the place to go! I am not a regular here but I go from time to time to check the stock. My mom, who also likes the hobby, came out of town and I took her to show her the store and the variety of products. I am familiar with their the "no-bag" policy and I understand the logic behind it, so as soon as we entered I gave them our backpack. The whole time we were there, we were watched by the asian guy with UofT t-shirt who moved with us as we moved to the different parts of the store. I ended up buying 2 colors because I needed them but perhaps I should have taken my business elsewhere. Trust goes both ways. If people comply with your policy, you should have some trust and respect towards your customers too. And a guy with his mom?! Know your audience!!! Edit for the owner's response: The incident I was referring to happened approximately 2 weeks ago on a Saturday, not a Tuesday. So I don't think I mistook anyone's actions. I am well aware of the difference between a person staring directly at me and someone doing an inventory check. I understand a business owner defending their employees' actions but the way you do it without checking your CCTV or any kind of investigation shows no basis for the defense.

UJ- J.

Google
Hidden gem of a hobby shop. I’m not kidding, the sign is blocked by another sign and the entrance is just a plain glass door. Shop is in the basement and stocked with a surprisingly wide array of hobby kits. Protocol is to leave bags or backpacks at the front counter then receive a corresponding ticket similar to coat check. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable!👍

May Z.

Google
A huge selection of board games and miniatures are available at this discreet store located in the basement of a building next to TD. It is definitely a must visit if you’re into the hobby or looking for your next game. They have also got a good sized discounted game selection. Due to its size, board games are organized in alphabetical order. If you have any bags, you must check them in at the cashier for safe keeping. Meeplemart is definitely one of my favourite shops in Toronto to visit to browse and purchase board games.

Eunice K.

Google
Had a terrible experience here and will not be back. First, the store itself is not inviting at all and is incredibly dim lit. They also have a no bag rule that applies to any size bag even bags smaller than fanny packs. This is pretty exclusive especially to women and afab people who more likely have tiny bags with them. My friend had a tiny bag with her that only fit a small wallet and was immediately told she would need to check it or not look at the store, like no she will not just check her wallet im with you. Secondly, the team was not knowledgeable about the games and gave misinformation. They said the game i was looking for wasn't released yet so no one had it. That was incorrect and I went to the board game store around the corner and they had it along with a lot of other fresh releases and the staff was way more friendly , gave great suggestions and didn't make you feel like they thought you were going to rob the place. Save your money and go around the corner to the other board store where staff makes board gaming more inclusive and approachable.

Anik G.

Google
They offer a wide range of products but not many of each items. Important to know, it's in a basement and while there is an elevator, strollers are not allowed in the store. Also, all bags, including handbags, must be checked at the counter. There was no indication of these rules prior to greeting the staff.

ThunderStorm P.

Google
What a cool place. Im not really into figurines or boardgames. But i am into pinball and wow. What a collection all amazing newish titles some ive never had a chance to play before and in wonderful condition. Thank you so much

Christina C.

Google
Great game shop. Huge selection of board games, miniatures, hobby paints/supplies, and more. Honestly a little overwhelming and tough to find things on your own, but the staff are very helpful! Deducting 1 star for a few reasons: The shop a little hard to find, it’s located in a basement with minimal signage outside. On entry the staff ask that you check your large bags (backpacks and tote bags included). And the isle are quite narrow so not the most accessible space.