Great lovely store with an amazing selection. Fairly priced and the staff were present in…read moreconversations and willing to go above and beyond to answer questions for people who are new to hobbies!!

Great service on buying and trading with a wide variety of pop culture, collectibles, cards, and…read moremodels and figures. The value is competitive, you can ask questions and look up pricing to verify. The Pokémon trade night and MTG events are great.

The overall vibe here is amazing. Everyone is super welcoming. The shop owner and the regulars are…read morevery helpful and answered all of the questions I had.

Great for Mini Z cars and parts . Very knowledgeable and great customer service. Friendly…read moreenvironment and fun place to race your Mini-Z

Dig D's Toys is an awesome shop in downtown Port Orchard, it's at 821 Bay St…read more Dig D's Toys has a great assortment of vintage toys focusing on superheroes and Star Wars, and an awe inspiring selection of vintage video games. Just because things are collectible or vintage doesn't mean the prices are unreasonable. I've bought my kids some of the same toys I played with when I was a kid, new in box or loose and played with at a price that I didn't mind that they ripped into the packages and started playing with them. Also the video games... Atari, NES, SNES, Sega, all the way to current games like Wii and XBox 360. They've even got all the accessories for the old systems like replacement cables and controls. The store is a great trip down memory lane and a friendly place too.

The owner was super helpful and there was some really awesome things for sale. I found a Hong Kong…read morePhooey action figure that I still have. It was clean and nice and organized and I never felt that weird feeling I get in some stores, the whole "oh, there's a woman in here". Some geek dens make it weird to be a woman. This place didn't make me feel out of place. That is always appreciated.

Played the Magic The Gathering commander night a few weeks ago, love the smaller size and friendly…read morestaff ( Thanks Spencer! ). Love to play with new people and have Fun with new people

My kid loves to play D&D there and Drory is awesome. Kid says "There are so many great board games…read moreand everyone is friendly."

I needed to find a few things to put in Christmas stockings, as well as a game that those gathering…read morefor our festivities could play. I happened to be having a lunch at the Mexican restaurant next door and chose to walk into this business after I finished my lunch just because they were there. I've eaten at the restaurant next door many times and I've never thought about going into this toy store in the past. They have a lot of fun things in the store. Probably something for everyone in basic kinds of games. I settled on a puzzles as well as a Trivia game. They had a really good special going on where you could buy a puzzle and get 1 for 50% off. However, I didn't take advantage of that because I just wanted the one puzzle. The store had quite a few shoppers in, and was a bit congested. Good for the business, and expected this time of year. But, I actually was in-and-out of the store so fast that I did not spend enough time to assess all of their offerings in order to have made a really good judgment. I'm very happy they were there to support my last minute Christmas game shopping need for my family and friends.

When my 3 year old and I entered the store, we were asked what we were looking for. I said we were…read moreChristmas shopping. There was a small table with a stool next to a tower of cars. My son immediately was drawn to the cars and put a few on the table to look at them. I was looking around the store at things I could buy my son and also for anything that might delight my husband. The woman working, went over and started snatching the cars from the table my child was at. He had placed six cars on the table top. I came back over and told my son to help put the cars back and that he could only look at one at a time. I sat in the adult chair at the table and asked him which car he liked the best. (I was going to buy him one along with a Playmobil Pirates set.) The woman came back and asked if we were ready to leave. She had a horrible attitude and said that children are not welcome AT ALL TOY STORE. I cannot imagine a worse attitude for retail, let alone being a toy store so unwelcoming and rude to children. We left immediately without purchasing what we had planned to buy and as I was buckling my son into his car seat, the woman (she was older with a bad blonde dye job) had the audacity to stand at the door of the shop scowling. Never again.

My wife and I visited, for the first time, just before they closed for the day. We found that we…read morehad to dig through bins to find the pieces that we needed to complete a few Harry Potter sets that had been missing parts. It was kind of fun to look for the pieces that way. Did not get names, but the two employees that were there were very friendly and helpful. We WILL be back!

They are a happy store and they a builders of Legos themselves so they can answer any questions you…read morehave

Calico Toy Shoppe is a prominent toy store on Winslow Way, the cute walkable main street of…read moreBainbridge Island's downtown. We managed to hurry past it on the way to lunch, but I knew there was no way we were getting back to the ferry without going inside. Not with a two-year-old, a five-year-old, and my mother in our crew. To our kids' credit, I wanted to get them a souvenir, or at least allow their grandma to buy them something small with my supervision (she can't be trusted on her own). The store was colorful and appealing, and I couldn't deny my boys the pleasure of a quick, moderate visit. Calico was well stocked with toys and games, and my two-year-old immediately went for a giant cement mixer set that would board the ferry out over my dead body. I told the kids and my mom that they could buy one toy each, and that it would have to be something we could easily take home. There was a large selection of stuffies at the front of the shop, and I strongly encouraged them to find something in that area. Our older son obligingly picked an adorable baby turtle, but his brother refused every little stuffie I offered. Instead, he found a cheap disposable pinwheel that cost $3.99. He's been obsessed with fans for about half of his life and apparently, the pinwheel counted. My brother and sister-in-law got a couple baby toys for their babies and we went on our way, all the kids happy with their loot. We've been home for over a week and the baby turtle, now named Baby Turtle, has a place of honor in our five-year-old's bed. The pinwheel pops up in random spots in our house, sometimes waved with aggression in front of our faces. I liked Calico Toy Shoppe and would definitely shop there if I lived on Bainbridge Island. I'd recommend stopping in if you're visiting with kids. It's a great place to pick up a little souvenir.

Great selection of toys & plushies. They had so many cute squishables. Prices are a little high for…read morethe value in my opinion.

The owner is straight up with you and pays top dollar. Has a huge selection of really cool items.read more