Jack's Toy Shop is the best toy store in the Inland Empire. The employees are so helpful and…read morefriendly. They have so many wonderful toys. I love bringing my grandchildren here. They even gift wrap the toys for free. For people who complain about the Needoh's rules of buying two per family, just follow the rules and you won't have a problem.

This is a nice toy shop. It's fun to take your kids too - and it's hard to leave…read more This review is about Pokémon. I visited the shop, hoping I could purchase some Pokémon cards for my son who is obsessed.. Currently Pokémon cards are very hard to find because of the current popularity, and I went in here, hoping that they catered more towards kids because a lot of the big box shops that carry them are being overrun by adult collectors... I was sad to see that they had Pokémon cards in stock that were marked up 3X MSRP.... MSRP Pokémon cards cost a roughly $4.50 a pack.. they had Perfect Order single packs for $12 each. My jaw was nearly on the floor.

Great selection of Star Wars toys. Dave is very friendly. I received a fair price for Star Wars…read morecards that I was selling.

David runs one of the best memorabilia stands around. His selection is always clean, well‑curated,…read moreand fairly priced. You can tell he cares about quality and about the people who stop by. Highly recommend checking him out.

Comics and Funko Pops and Hip Hop items, oh my! The name of the shop drew me in while exploring the…read morearea, love the Tribe reference. From the street you can see the wall of Funko Pops. Upon entering, I realized the shop was much larger than I had expected. Looks like it may have been 2 shops merged into one at some point. There's a large connected room with a massive Anime books and poster collection. Lots of fun and unique finds. The man at the cashier was friendly and helpful. We left with just a couple small figures but would love to spend more time looking over the variety of books and collectibles. Any shop that includes Hip Hop has my vote!

First time at A Shop Called Quest and honestly, first time in any comic book store, so we walked in…read morelike newborn deer on wobbly legs. We got a quick greeting at the door and then were left to fend for ourselves in the Marvel wilderness. The store is super organized and visually on point. My son made a beeline for the Spider‑Man section like it was calling his name. My daughter, who has zero interest in comics, appreciated that they also sell books, tees, Funko Pops, and other merch so she didn't have to pretend to care about Peter Parker's problems. Checkout was smooth, and the cashier immediately pitched their membership program. Totally fine, it's a one‑time fee, not a monthly situation but we're just not ready to invest in that level of comic commitment yet. Prices were reasonable: about seven bucks for most issues and one $35 comic my son proudly bought with his own money. I let him live his best life. The plot twist came a week later when he sat down to read everything... and realized he accidentally bought three copies of the same comic because the covers were different. Variant covers: 1. Newbies: 0. A tiny heads‑up from the cashier would've saved us from the accidental collector's edition starter pack. All that said, the store is clean, cool, and has the exact comic‑shop vibe you expect. We'll definitely be back, just with a little more research and maybe a checklist so we don't accidentally buy the trilogy of the same issue again. Great spot overall, just not the most newbie‑friendly. But we'll return, now slightly wiser and definitely more cautious around pretty cover art.

Went into the shop today to get a new game or two. When asking for recommendations we learned that…read morethey have a room you can play games in and most of the games available to purchase in the shop are there to be tried. We got to try 4 brand new games to us. What a great way to see if the family will like a game before making the investment. They also have snacks and drinks for sale and you can stay as long as you would like. It turned out to be an amazing afternoon. I highly recommend the shop if you are looking for a new game. The staff is amazing, the selection even better and now the added bonus of being able to try out games. We are customers for life!!!

Hubby and I came here for a game date night, and it was so much fun. We played a few different…read moregames, and I really love their $5 all-day game pass. You can go upstairs and play as many games as you want for just five bucks, which is such a great deal. It's honestly the perfect way to try out games before buying them and figure out what you actually like. The staff is really friendly, the service is always great, and the overall value is amazing. I highly recommend this spot for a date night with your sweetie--especially if you're into board games. It's such a fun place to hang out. Definitely will be coming back.

June of 2025 the movie F-1 was released and Hot Wheels promoted the collectible race car toy model…read more I ordered it thinking it would be shipped within 2 to 3 weeks but of course back ordered! Now nearly a year later May 2026 finally it arrived lol i surely thought i got scammed for online shopping. Value of the toy model is outstanding!

I needed to get toys to donate to the CHiPs For Kids toy drive. This is a neat little toy store at…read morethe Mattel warehouse. GPS sent me down the wrong street but it is fairly easy to find. Look for the sign that indicates the toy store overflow lot and turn to the left to find the store entrance. Plenty of parking in the lot. Pricing is at least 50% off retail with a free membership that you can sign up for while checking out. The sale items are discounted even more. There is something for everyone here including adults. Staff members are friendly and helpful. Stock is replenished often and there is a variety of brands available. Limit is 50 for the same item. Be sure to take the time to peruse through everything. One tip is, if you see something you like, put it in your cart immediately. It may not be there during a second round of browsing. True story.

The last few years I've been very disappointed because I would bring clothes in and be told to…read morecheck back in a couple weeks, or later. Whenever I would check back you weren't taking any clothes. I have Facebook and they say they post things on it but never see it. Recently I had a lot of clothes that have added up so I went in again and they said they would be taking clothes Oct 1st. I thought I would call ahead on Sept 21st asking if Oct 1st was still the drop off date. She said "no, we're full, we had 147 families drop off clothes so we aren't taking any more items" I was not too happy. They said it was posted also on instagram and didn't see it there either. I now have 5 bag full of clothes because your store seems like it's too full when I check in numerous times during the year.

This shop is wonderful! From clothes, to toys, to strollers, wraps, and more. They have everything!…read moreIt's a very well organized store by size and style everything sold is clean and in good condition. Staff is super helpful. My husband and I recently stopped in and found a basically brand new pack n play system for a great price. They helped us break it down and they even had the carrying case for it! Love that you can set up an appointment to swap what you have for store credit. This is a great option for families since babies grow out of things so quickly. Absolutely love the sustainability aspect.

The cutest little children's bookstore!…read more I grew up coming here as a kid so it was heartening to see that it was still alive and active l when I brought my LO! The store is well thought out and very inviting to adults and children alike! There is a great selection of books for kids and adults, book merch, and so much more~! Everyone was incredibly kind here and the service was lovely. The book selection and the reachability for my LO was perfect for him in the younger kids book area. Everything is priced as marked. Come support your local indie bookstore!!! Parking was easy to find around the area! I street parked for free.

I stumbled upon this cute little book store when i was out in Redlands yesterday. It is a…read morechildren's book store but they do have a small section of adult books and goods as well. The inside was very cute and cozy. They had lots of posters and cut outs around the store. They even have a second floor that mimics a treehouse. The vibes felt very whimsy and nostalgic. The even have a small build a bear section but it was not working when we went if not i totally would have made one. The cashier was very nice and helpful. The prices were fair i was able to snag 2 button pins for 2 dollars each. Overall it is a very cute bookstore and i loved the vibes i will stop by the next time Im out in Redlands.

4 stars because it's an awesome store with so many amazing educational materials. We enjoyed the…read morehands-on learning stations that they offered throughout the store. I couldn't give the full 5 stars because they are really lacking in bilingual or multilingual educational materials.

I finally checked this store out with my toddler son. WOW. This place is incredible! As a former…read moreteacher, this store is a educational paradise. With unique and engaging teaching material, hard to find STEM toys, and fun little gadgets you'll be sure to spend quite a bit of time browsing everything this store has to offer. They even have play stations set up for the kids to play at. My son had a blast. We'll be back!

Took my BF to the bookstore for xmas shopping. We love going to the clearance section or book…read moreannex, up to 75% discount! I got a mediterrean cookbook for only $12! You can also find the book annex on their website. They have a coffeeshop, with pizza pretzels and starbucks coffee; you can even use a barnes and noble gift card for your purchases!

The book selection is good if you can find what you are looking for, since the various genres are…read moreplaced in an unfathomable order, and often changed. But on my latest shopping stop here, the store really failed in supporting good hygiene. Three soap dispensers out of four had no soap in them in the restrooms, and the men's restroom had no papter towels on hand, plus the air dryer on the wall there did not work. Customers have a right to expect more than this.

As of late August 2026, this Walmart location is much better all around since my last review in…read more2024 - still needs work on some issues (answering phones, product stocking organization, employee communication, etc) but it's getting better. I haven't bothered to try 'pick-up' anymore because of repeated issues - easier to order and hit the $minimum for free delivery.

I am writing to formally share a concerning customer service experience I had at the Walmart…read morelocated at 4210 Highland Ave., Highland, CA 92346, on the evening of September 28, 2026, at approximately 9:30 p.m. I entered the store to purchase supplies for a corporate team-building event that I am leading for the healthcare organization where I work. This activity is currently being piloted, with the possibility of expanding it more broadly within the organization if it is well received. After locating the items I needed in the toy department, I noticed that they were secured inside a locked glass cabinet. I located an employee named Dylan and approached him politely. I first greeted him by saying, "Hello, how are you today?" He did not respond to my greeting, which I initially thought nothing of, as I understood that he was working and may have been busy. I then pointed toward the glass cabinet and asked if he could "let me in," referring to accessing the merchandise inside the locked cabinet. Dylan looked me up and down with an expression that appeared visibly annoyed and responded in an irritated tone, "What do you mean, let you in?" I clarified that there were items behind the locked glass that I wanted to purchase but could not access. He then responded harshly that he could go over there. I replied, "Yes, please." What concerned me most happened as Dylan opened the cabinet. Because his demeanor toward me had been noticeably unfriendly, I actually apologized to him and asked, "I'm sorry, did I do something to offend you? Was there something I should have said differently?" Rather than acknowledging how the interaction had come across, Dylan walked away without looking at me and replied, "Normally people just say, 'Can you open the cabinet?'" I found this interaction unnecessarily rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. I had approached Dylan respectfully, greeted him, and simply asked for assistance accessing merchandise that Walmart requires an employee to unlock. Even after noticing his demeanor, I made an effort to determine whether I had unintentionally offended him and gave him an opportunity to clarify the situation. Unfortunately, his response made the interaction even more uncomfortable. I fully understand that everyone can have a difficult or stressful day, particularly employees working in a busy retail environment. I am not expecting employees to be cheerful at every moment. However, I do believe customers who approach employees respectfully should receive basic courtesy and professionalism in return. At no point during our interaction did Dylan apologize, acknowledge how his communication may have been perceived, or make an effort to provide a positive customer service experience. I am sharing this complaint because I hope Dylan can receive additional coaching or training regarding professional communication and customer service. An interaction like this may seem small, but employees are representatives of the Walmart brand, and the way customers are treated can significantly influence their perception of the company. I have shopped at Walmart many times and have never felt the need to submit a complaint like this. I hope management at the Highland location will review this incident and use it as an opportunity for coaching and improvement. I sincerely hope Dylan is able to learn from this interaction and provide future customers with the courtesy and respect that should be expected from any customer-facing employee. Thank you for taking the time to review my concerns.