Hawkins Bazaar has recently opened in the Kingsgate centre and have to say already its one of my…read morefavourite shops it has a collection of odd and unique collection of toys gadgets and gifts. The go out of their way to source out of the ordinary products which appeal to all different age groups. The have products like space hoppers, flippin pets, wind up toys as well loads books, puzzles, science experiments, party bag loot games and a whole lot more think gadget shop but a whole lot better.

My girls really enjoy going into this store with its big TV screen at the back (a feature of all…read moreDisney stores). It stocks a good range of items and does some really good sales. I bought a till here a few years back for one of my daughters and her and her sister have played with it more than most other toys including 2 other tills that had been puchased from elsewhere and the price at the time was reasonable. The staff are helpful and the store is layed out well - it is fairly easy to find what you are looking for.

The Disney shop is on the high street in Dundee between the wellgate and the overgate shopping…read morecentres, it is packed full of disney merchandise soft toys, clothes all the latest figures, snowglobes, stationery, toys, suitcases and much much more. The store itself is bright they have large wall mounted screens showing dvd's of the latest disney trailers. The staff are well mannered and helpful and allow you to wander around the shop in peace although it is normally a very busy shop

The staff are extremely helpful and enthusiastic. I love going in there with my mates and spending…read morean afternoon rolling dice, painting models and talking Warhammer. Great atmosphere and even better staff!

Friendly staff enthusiastic staff more than happy to get you started in wargaming, or advise you on…read moreyour next purchase, or just have a chat. It's quite a small store as Games Workshop goes though, and they don't always have the biggest selection, although they can order stuff in for you very quickly

Bigger store than some of the neighbouring cities, though doesn't employ the number of staff you'd…read moreexpect to see covering the floor! The colleagues are helpful when you find them, though staff on the checkouts can do with a little more training to ensure that they know exactly what they're doing! The children's car seats etc are fitted/demonstrated by a trained member of the management team - which is particularly handy for those who face the rather daunting task of fitting one for the first time! Decent prices too! Some decent offers at the 'power' aisles next to the entrance - though I'd avoid taking your child with you as they seem to want EVERYTHING.

This shop really brings me back to my childhood, it's got a retro appearance, with bright toy box…read morecolours and the windows chock full of toys and games. They specialise in traditional toys here, you are unlikely to find really complex electronic gadgets, just good old fashioned fun. There are loads of board games, lego, child's dolls, for some reason Warhammer, and a few things I had never seen before. It is a bit of a shambles as well, but in a cute independent shop way, you can get lost in amongst piles of toys and games. The people there are great as well and you can see that they enjoy selling toys to little kids, and bigger kids as well. I did see a few adults having a cheeky peek around and it was amusing realising that they were enjoying it more than the kids. Since the closure of Woolworths there are few toy stores around any more, and even fewer independent toy shops. Toys Galore is there to bring fun to people and in that respect it succeeds. A great place for gifts, either for children or for those who still claim to be 'young at heart'

They're not kidding. This place is overflowing with toys of all kinds - board games, dolls, action…read morefigures, that Warhammer stuff that the weird kid in school used to paint. And, given it's an independent store, it really isn't that expensive. Monopoly and Cluedo were £15. Now, I'm 22. And as a child I never had that many toys. My parents bought me books to turn me into the verbose, intolerant specimen I am today (I'm really very nice, and so are my parents but that doesn't work for reviewing purposes). I used to get so jealous of my classmates, with their cool toys. I did have loads of Lego, mind. Given this deprivation as a child you'd think I'd go wild in a place like this. You'd think I'd be sliding down the isles on my knees, crashing around with glee. Or at least, you know, be a bit excitable. Not so. It was dark and eerily quiet. It all felt a bit serious. It was everything a toy shop shouldn't have been. Mr Magorium wouldn't be impressed.