It's not called Hidden Talents. The sign says Corner Store. It has some nice things but not many…read morechanges in products since a few months ago. Owners are very pleasant, helpful and friendly.

Nice cute gift store . Ron really friendly has a warm atmosphere and good prices! its a great…read morecorner store. I like to walk around looking at what they have

The staff were nice and accommodating they had a great selection, and there were good deals!read more

Terrible customer service. I placed an order to a mailbox service I use to pick up all of my…read morepackages in one location, and because they *suspected* I would be reselling or redistributing the item because it was being shipped to a "warehouse", they canceled my order and refused to ship it. Even after calling them and explaining that it was a personal gift they still refused. Unbelievable.

This is a charming little store located in what appears to be an old ticket SEPTA station. It's a…read moreperfect location, especially when the real trains roll by outside. The staff is very friendly and helpful and will order anything you'd like. While I'm not into trains, my young son is crazy for the Brio/Thomas wooden trains. So, while their focus is on model/scale trains, they have a great selection for the littlest train fans too.

Their online ordering system is the worst. Even though you paid and received an email order…read moreconfirmation, they said their system was down and that the orders couldn't go through, so they canceled your order. I told my kids that I had successfully purchased the Needohs for them, and they were so happy. A few days later, they told us all orders had been canceled, and my kids were really sad. Worst business ever.

The beer toy store ever! This grandma needed a book for a baby shower. Cause that's the new thing…read moreinstead of cards. I had planned on checking out the n bookstore on bridge street, but decided to start here cause parking was easier.and found the perfect book. Don't miss this gem because it's off the beaten path. They have toys that are great gifts for all ages. The building used to be a pharmacy run by the owner's father. The owner is delightful, so helpful and full of local history. You need to check it out. You'll find the perfect gift for anybody on your list

Did u all know their is a toy store in Phoenixville. I just discovered it this year. It is so…read morecute. I am buying any toys I need for Christmas. I want the toy store to stay there so I am going to support it. Lots of parking too.

This was my second time visiting Camp, but my first time at this location and I tried the Bluey…read moreexperience with my husband and two kids, my cousin and her family came too. Honestly, it was underwhelming. For the price (adults pay too!), there wasn't much to do, and I felt the Trolls experience I went to before was way better. The layout could really use an upgrade, more slides, swings, a ball pit, climbing areas, basically something creative and interactive for the kids that keeps them entertained. Right now, it felt like wasted space. We made the best of it, but I wouldn't recommend the Bluey experience specifically. That said, Camp itself is still awesome. The kids loved the slime activity we paid extra for, and we got some fun toys while there. I'm curious to try other experiences in the future, because if they put as much thought into them as the Trolls one, I'm sure they'll be amazing!

Decided to visit during our Philadelphia mini-vacay with our Bluey-obsessed daughter…read more We went mid-week in the late morning in an effort to avoid crowds and it seemed to work. You enter in the main area/store. There are lots of toys and items available for purchase, as well as play and coloring tables if you need to pass time before or after your visit. We arrived around 10:25am for our 11am visit and they were able to fit us into the 10:30 slot. There were about seven (7) other children in the group, alongwith about ten (10) adults. The group is then taken into the Bluey House/Play areas. You spend a total of about 40 minutes in the House/Play area which consists of free-roam/play as well as some organized group activities such as a dance party and a story time. There are lots of rooms in the house including a main play area, kitchen, living room, bedroom and slide/lounge room. Toward the end of your 40-minute allotment, you will invited into a "Secret Party" with the rest of your group. You will then go into another room where you get to meet Bluey and Bingo! You are free to take your own photos or have the staff there take photos (using your device) for you. After, you are done, you exit back into the main area. The staff throughout the experience were excellent. They were very friendly and patient with all of the children (and adults) and did a great job in all of the activities. Now admission prices range from $24-29 per person depending on the day you visit (weekends are $29). I do agree with many other reviewers saying that this activities would be more appropriately priced at around $20. Luckily, there are always promotion/coupon codes available around the internet. Simply Googling Camp Bluey Philadelphia Promo Code will result in a few options...of which one should work for around 10-15% off...on average. For those affected, the entire experience is all on one leveled floor...there are no stairs or elevations within the experience space...except for the (optional) area containing a slide. Park in the mall's Blue Parking Lot for closer access to the Camp Store.

I've never rated a hobbie shop, but this place seemed really neat. It's located right in the…read moredowntown and was walkable from the Colebrookdale railroad. There are several aisles of model train accessories, scenery, train sets and tracks of several different scale types. The prices seemed in line/a tad higher than most places I've shopped. They had an area with Thomas trains and a small end cap with a Thomas wooden train set kept my youngest occupied while we checked out the rest of their offering. They had a couple aisles of models - ships, military planes, cars etc., rocket sets, RC cars, supplies like paint and tools and some games like Warhammer which I'm not familiar with at all. I enjoyed stepping back in time while I walked around and love it that small operations like this are still around. We bought some Thomas items that were fairly priced and are happy with them. Give these guys a look if your in the area and support small businesses!

They sent the wrong item and cancelled my order then upped the price without any contact. When…read moreasked why, they blamed Amazon. Amazon says it did not cancel this, the seller did. Swindler alert.

Needle Me is a great local store if you are new to needlepoint…read more Marcie(owner) is a lovely, patient and knowledgeable person. She talked with me for 30 mins before she closed. With her encouragement and support, I left feeling confident on my needlepoint journey. I highly recommend her establishment. It offers a wide variety of canvases and a beautiful selection of threads for beginners like myself or the more experienced. The canvases and threads are priced at all price points; she also has many ready made kits to chose from.

A great needlepoint store with caring owner and employees. If you don't see what you want you can…read morealways order it! I highly recommend.

best game/ puzzle shop ever. let me just say this - i have driven the 100 minutes to go there…read more twice. it really is that unique and complete. the owner was there both days i was and she knows her games very well. you can say, "i like strategy games that i can play with my kid" and she will know exactly which game to bring you to. describe what you like and she will lead you to it. they have many games you wont find at chain toy stores. puzzles as well. check out the gimanic games. a french company. very cool games. also look out for the $1 bin. lots of good rubiks cuvbes in there. definitely worth the trip for game lovers.