FLGS in chicago?

[officeronin]

Definitely the best store to go to. If you don't have a car, pick up the Chicago and Northwestern train at Oglevie Station or in Jefferson Park (right next to the Blue line), and take it to Mt. Prospect. When you get off at Mt. Prospect, look around for the ugliest, electric blue building that you could ever imagine -- and that's it.

OfficeRonin

Games Plus in Mt. Pleasant is a nice shop, and it's where the EN World Chicago Game Days have been held.

 

[BOZ]

well, i do have the car to myself for the rest of the week... what was the address again and how late are they open? or maybe i can just go on saturday, if i still have the car.

 

[Painfully]

I left a link to them in my first post. You can check out their "what's new" link to be sure they have the latest stuff, or just give them a call.

And it's Mt. Prospect, and NOT Mt. Pleasant, just to clarify. They have directions to them on their website.

 

[William Ronald]

I also would like to recommend Games Plus as the best gaming store in Chicago. The selection is astonishing, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

I also like Hobbytown U.S.A. in Oak Park, Gamer's Paradise, and Game Kingdom, a comic book/game store in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood.

 

[BOZ]

And it's Mt. Prospect, and NOT Mt. Pleasant, just to clarify. They have directions to them on their website.

i know. my grandma lives in mt. prospect, hence my earlier reference to going there as a side trek from visiting her.