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The Uncommons

New York, NY4.6(1,617 reviews)
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Manhattan's first board game cafe, in Greenwich Village since 2013, with one of the East Coast's largest play libraries. It sells sealed Magic product and board games and runs Friday Night Magic, Tuesday Standard, and Thursday Commander. The FAQ notes it does not sell single cards.

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From 1,617 customer reviews

What the players say

The Uncommons is a fantastic spot for board game enthusiasts and coffee lovers alike. The vintage board games available are a unique and fun addition to the experience, and the coffee and espresso drinks are top-notch. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it a great spot…

CRColt Roth3 years ago
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Emine Yildirim
7 months ago

15 dollars an hour for a table. Unless you’re not playing board games. Very cozy atmosphere and perfect if you and your friends love board games. Not a huge selection of drinks but enough. They host a lot of events and the people there for the events get priority when it comes…

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CrystalLi (Tiffany)
2 years ago

I really liked it! My friends and I go crazy for board games, this was a really nice place for 10 dollars per person for 3 hours. The workers are very very nice, they were clear, helpful and immediately explained the rules and everything. They were active and the games were very…

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Stephen K
a year ago

Not wanting to travel all the way to Brooklyn, you would not believe my shock when I discovered a board game café in Midtown Manhattan! After paying, you and your friends can eat (cost separate) and play for up to 3 hours! They have tons of classics such as CATAN, Sorry, Candy…

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Christopher Yandell
2 years ago

This place is a hidden gem. A small hybrid bar/cafe with an endless selection of board games as it’s main attraction. There’s nothing better than going with a few friends and losing track of time over a game of Uno or monopoly. Very queer and nerd friendly environment, too.