I used to come here all the time as a kid and now I love to shop locally. I have a 1 year old…read morenephew so I decided to stop in and see what they had for him to play with what books they had for me to read him. I found a couple books, although the selection was definitely slim. They seemed to have tons of toys for kids that were around the ages of 6-13. Three whole rooms that looked super fun with toys from floor to ceiling. As I shopped around one of the staff (I assume she was staff because she was behind the counter) was loudly scrolling through her TikTok. Her coworker ( the girl who checked me out so I know she was staff ) kept asking her to turn it down because there were customers in the store. They were yelling at each other majority of my visit. The two books I got were $16ish a piece which is acceptable.

Good Jellycat selection and very friendly staff!!! My son and I go here often, they have so many…read moretoys at a variety of price points!!!

Great place to get neca action figures. Also has lots of Star Wars! Will be returning many times in…read morethe future.

This place is awesome! All kinds of cool stuff....lots of Star Wars! The owner Scott is a really…read moregreat guy!

Can't leave review...good or bad…read more On the yelp website/app (and currently still visible on my phone screen!) are the posted hours for happy hippo. These hours are incorrect and we learned the hard way driving over here. Just for some extra fun the store has an OPEN sign mounted along the main storefront glass window. I can count on one hand the # of times I've written a review.... This is one of them. no attention to detail, lazy, careless,

This store was amazing. I had never been in before and came in thinking I wouldn't find anything…read morefor my special needs son. I found so many amazing things and will come back again soon. Great place and great customer service. I live in Mt. Laurel not San Francisco.

When looking for an adult game, family game or an educational gift this is the place to go. It's so…read morenice to have a store like this in the neighborhood. Learn, Play Grow, their mission is to change the way people see education by making highly interactive and memorable learning experiences available in a quick and easy way. They have hundreds of games, puzzles and brain teasers. ExtraordinaryED has items for for adults and families of all ages. If you are unsure of what awesome gift to buy when you visit, don't sweat it, they offer gift cards. It's a great option and let's that individual select the perfect item for themselves. Parking is metered street parking. They are located a block away from the Collingswood PATCO station, and if you have a Patco card bring it in to receive a discount off your purchase.

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A Haddonfield staple that I have such warm and wonderful memories of my children of…read more This store has such awesome items - new trending toys, as well as classics. They also have a beautiful display of Madame Alexander dolls too. My daughter and I thrifted today and HAD to go in! We enjoyed perusing so much! I only got my mom (a duck collector) a small Mallard cutie.

Not just toys! We were walking around the area after and spotted a cool pineapple outdoor flag in…read morethe window. We were delighted to learn it was for sale and happily went home with our new flag. Price was a little steep at a $25, but it's relatively large, and covered in pineapples, which is a huge plus for us pineapple lovers. It will be a nice souvenir of our time in this area.

Stopped in here for a gift for a toddler's birthday. The space is cute albeit small and a little…read morecramped/cluttered. The staff didn't really engage with us and weren't the friendliest, but it was fine. This store is NOT cheap, not even close. We spent over $170 on three small plastic toys and stuffed animals. It's definitely a place for upper class/wealthy folks which makes sense why it's in Haddonfield. Just buyer beware if you're looking for a more reasonable place to buy gifts for little ones.

This is a nice old fashion Toy store. It's in the heart of a small south Jersey town. The toys…read moreare at a fair price and good quality. There is also a wide variety of toys from small animal figurines, dolls, puppets, books etc. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They also have digital presence; the gift card that was given to my son was online. There is a store in South Philly I believe, so it is definitely worth a check if you can't get to jersey.

I've been to Secret Origins a few times now since I wrote my initial review, and the store has…read moreactually gotten better. The back issues bins have been upgraded from endless rows of beat-up white paper boxes to a beautiful and easier-to-sift-through shelving system with integrated display bins. The books in that section are two dollars a piece. They also have an extensive new release section and individually priced back issues to go with the higher-priced wall books on display behind the counter. The store owner is friendly and welcoming, too. He can either talk to you all day about comics or just be quiet and let you do your thing. The place is super clean, and on-street parking is easy and convenient, too.

Don't let the nondescript building fool you; inside awaits plenty of comics and other collectibles…read morefor any fan of superheroes. Add in friendly customer service and you have a solid store with a selection for every price range.

WHOA!!! I didn't know what I was missing - found this place randomly today & IT IS THE COOLEST!!!…read more From vintage video games to action figures, from classic tshirts to retro board games, this shop is a total Trip to the Past! So jump in your DeLorean & get over there quick - you're sure to find several rare nostalgic treasures to call your own.

So there's both good and bad here…read more The good is the selection is massive. Is floor to ceiling of collectibles. The bad is the place is a disaster. Nothing is organized, a lot of stuff is broken and all over the floor so you trip over it. The owner checks eBay daily and bases his prices off that, so nothing I is the same price two days in a row unless it's actually been tagged and he rips people off if you're not careful. Don't get me wrong, it's a neat place just be smart of you are going to buy something.

I've been to The House of Fun twice since they relocated to this much larger store in Barrington…read more Although they have a wide assortment of collectible toys, cards, video games, and comics, it can be a "house of overwhelming fun" to some. This store is jam-packed with inventory stacked from floor to ceiling so watch your step! It's not uncommon to see piles of items strewn across the floor and walkways because they have already reached the storage limit on the walls and shelves in this newer facility. I primarily come here for the comics, of which they have both a new release wall in the front of the store and a collection of back issue bins in the back of the store. And so this place can be like a treasure hunt looking for that key issue or rare gem, making it a fun place to shop. But what is not fun (and somewhat annoying) is that there are no prices on most items. It was explained to me that since there are millions upon millions of things in the store, there is no way the employees can keep up with the impossible task of pricing everything. So, instead, they wait until someone is interested in an item and inquires about the price. Then the employee checks with the owner, who presumably looks up the current market value on the item and then puts a tiny white price sticker on it. But be forewarned--just because you may see an item with an attractive price sticker already doesn't mean that's the actual House of Fun price. House of Fun only uses one specific price sticker (a small white rectangle in a particular font), and any other price tags that may be present on the item are leftover from when the owner originally acquired the collection. This is very evident in their large assortment of back-issue comics. I learned this the hard way when I found a bunch of valuable comics with dirt cheap and multi-colored price stickers on them, only to be told that those prices were incorrect. Another thing to note is the prices they are asking for on the back issue comics are either wayyyyy overpriced or a few bucks over fair market value. So, don't expect to go diving in a one-dollar bin here. Unless it's truly an essential issue you can't find anywhere else, I would say look for it elsewhere. You'll find lots of gems and essential comics at the House of Fun but not have fun with their pricing (or lack thereof).