Darling little toy and book store! We came for a birthday present, but each kid left with a small…read moreitem for themselves. Lots to see packed into this space, and the owner has plans to turn the back room into a maker space/birthday party room! They have everything from Melissa & Doug, Green Toys, all kinds of puddy, books, games, craft kits, puzzles, fidgets, baby toys, etc! Don't let the unassuming store front dissuade you as it almost did us. Stop by and find your treasure!

From the owner: At Young Heart, my goal is to curate a thoughtfully selected collection of high-quality,…read moreeducational toys and captivating books for readers of all ages—from infants to adults. Additionally, I’m thrilled to feature unique gifts crafted by talented local artisans, celebrating the creativity and craftsmanship of our community.

Not friendly at all. I went in the first and last time to…read moreget a feel for the place and no one even spoke to me.

From the owner: Classic Elements is a bookstore, gift shop, and cafe. We hand curate everything in the shop. We…read morehave several comfortable seating areas to enjoy an espresso drink made by our talented baristas, house-made sweet tea and freshly squeezed lemonade, locally made quiche and pastries, bagels right from Long Island City, NY! Come visit! Free wi-fi for customers.

Not a store for serious collectors or dealers. Books are poorly kept (not bagged and boarded and…read morethere is little to no organization. After spending a lot of money there of the past few months and setting up subscription box (you know a regular paying customer), they heard that I sold a couple of books on ebay and told me they don't like flippers around there and were no longer interested in my business. Despite the fact that they gouge their customers on new comic book day by marking up variants etc from cover before the doors even open! Then they want to claim they are a community of guys just about reading and enjoying comics. What a joke. Sorry guys, but being rude to a loyal customer is just a dumb move. I'll drive across town to Comics World and go to Pittsburgh before I spend another dollar in your shop.