Mad Alpaca Games Fairfield — Local services in Fairfield

This is my go-to local game store in the Fairfield area. They offer a large variety of games ranging from board games, card games, to tabletop miniature games. I love the community and employees at this store so much; everyone is incredibly friendly and welcoming. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the scene, you'll feel right at home here.

The staff is knowledgeable and always willing to help with game recommendations or questions, and they keep their stock updated with the latest releases. They also host regular events, tournaments, and game nights, creating a fun and inclusive environment where you can meet fellow gamers and make new friends (or rivals).

The store is clean, well-organized, and has a comfortable space for playing games in-store. They also support local players by encouraging participation in leagues and other organized events.

Overall, this is an amazing place to pick up new games, expand your collection, or just spend time with the local gaming community. Highly recommend for anyone in the...

I went in to look at some of the miniatures on the wall. I pick a few and go to the register and met with a guy saying he doesn't work at the store but he's close enough friends with the owner to run the register. Basically he was pretty obnoxious for no reason that I could understand, but what really annoyed me was when I told him I decided against one miniature he insisted that I purchase it anyways. He scans the miniature despite my objection and I tell him I really don't want that miniature pack any more, but I'll buy the rest. He retorts that he will only take it off if I walk back and put it back on the wall which actually made me pretty mad to hear this since I felt like I was being belittled now. I almost didn't post this because hobby shops like this are more rare these days, but decided maybe someone in charge can see it just in case they are not aware this is the type of customer service that may be happening in...

Went here for Prismatic Evolution ETB was shocked to see they sold it at TCG Player prices (120 dollars at the time). They scalped the heck out of the new collection for Prismatic Evolution. The binder (60-80) and sticker(50-60) were super overpriced. I had hoped my local card game would sell at retail or a little more but no. They said the reasoning for these prices was so that resellers and scalpers wouldn't resell their stuff. And they also put a cap to one per person. I could kind of get it but, at the same time they're also contributing into scalping. Someone bought each one from the collection and it came out 380... I just felt bad for this one mom wanting to buy some Pokemon for her kids but i don't know if she knew about the prices or not. Or if she bought anything or had to bite the bullet and bought it anyways to keep her kid happy. I just left. Super...