So this a rare positive when it comes to my experiences at hobby shops. I was in town and decided to visit I guess, partly on nostalgia and wanting to see if I want to get back into the hobby. When I entered the place, I was greeted by a giant space Marine figure and the sales rep at the register. I believe his name was Oscar (sorry if I misremembered) upon greeting we started a small conversation about the hobby and how long I have been away. It was refreshing to see that he was well versed in the products and kind of eased off on the sales pitch aspect. We talked about the current product lines in comparison to the 3rd edition that I started with back then. TBH, he looked like he was in his early 20s, but he knew enough of previous editions stating he started @ 2001. Anyways, the place is definitely larger than average official Warhammer stores and this one includes a small café. There is plenty of products from the various game systems GW offers as well as supplies, game aids, paints, etc. Yes it is GW. Yes there is a premium when it comes to their products. But I felt like this store deserves a look see. Whether you are a casual player, just like to paint minis or full-on campaigner, this store has a little bit (a lot) for you. And the staff seems very firendly, knowledgeable and willing to help newbies and veterans of the hobby without the sales pressure of other hobby shops I've been in. My 2 cents.