Royal Sports & Entertainment — Attraction in New York

Well, I guess my review was too much for the explanation of my not liking how I was treated at Royal Sports, which seems to completely and radically different from Royal Comics, it was long and detailed, but I wanted to give the best and completely clear yet honest, in my opinion and view, but it is what it is, I felt like I wasn't worthy of being in the place, and the sports things I was going to try to sell or get a little something for (but not asking anything remotely crazy, just kinda hoping like my small, but positive dealings with Night Owl Video, and Deep Cuts, yes both different kinds of smaller and particularly specific, both I've happily reviewed) were brushed off, quickly glanced over and dismissed ( including NY METS stuff, which were from 1986 era and 2 NY Daily News Special Supplements from right after 9/11), and was told with a cold disingenuous insincere smile to placate me and get me out of the shop, yearbooks, game and team programs including some other teams, and pretty much, to I guess satisfy me, game me a couple of bucks, like you'd stereotypically push at person and stuff in a cup ( ironically a SF Giants World Series coffee mug, I honestly don't even remember how I got it) like he was doing me this huge favor, heh, I gave the things happily and freely to a young man outside the store, didn't burden him with the vhs tapes, but did give him to of the bags, said thanks and enjoy, a better feeling than what I dealt with, and ended it with a pop into the comic place Royal on the corner from Sports, again, totally positive vibe, asked about a collectible I had with me, was treated greatly and courteously and wish a good day... Hence, 1 star, I wish the best for anyone that deals with them, I know I won't, but only if I can't find a place that might have a certain collectible supply that I need... Shorter version for the...

Royal Collectibles & Entertainment – A Treasure Trove in Glendale

Royal Collectibles & Entertainment is one of those rare spots that feels like a mix between a collector’s paradise and your childhood dream come to life. Tucked right in Glendale, it’s a go-to destination for everything from comics to action figures—but if you’re a Pokémon fan, this place is a gold mine.

Their Pokémon selection is seriously impressive—booster packs, binders, rare cards, and accessories galore. Whether you’re hunting for the newest set or chasing down that elusive shiny you’ve had your eye on, Royal’s shelves are stocked and constantly updated. And the staff? Knowledgeable, helpful, and just as enthusiastic about the world of collectibles as the customers who walk in.

It’s a welcoming, well-organized shop with that special kind of magic where time flies and you always walk out with something cool. Whether you’re a lifelong collector or just getting into the game, Royal Collectibles is a gem that keeps Glendale’s nerdy heart...

Best card store in the tri-state area. For the collector's in Manhattan, I know it's easy to say "it's all the way in Queens" ....do yourself a favor and make the trip. Lowest prices, by far. The manager Jay is a super cool guy. VERY fair when ringing up items. Huge selection and always has new releases the day of. They have EVERYTHING, from non-sport, gaming and every major sport. Huge selection of memorabilia, action figures and soooo much more. What ever you can't find in the card shop, they also have a second store just two doors down with even more collectables/toys. They have everything for every type of collector!

I can't say enough good things about this shop. Definitely a life time customer from here on out.

Attached photos are the fire I pulled from my most recent visit at Royals! Cant...