I am always intrigued by windows of the Toystore; filled with old-fashioned looking objects, some…read moreof which are in motion, I think of it more as curiosity shop than toystore. Bizarre and wonderful, it is the kind of place I dreamed about as a child. The man who owns it is played by the same actor who ran the book-shop in "The Neverending Story". He is wise and can give you advice on everything.

Had been searching the world for Pokemon. Lots of options here. If I were crazy enough, I could…read morehave signed up for phone call when new cards were released. FYI, always jump to the one star reviews, meet a person you'd avoid at all costs.

We used to like going there, finding things we couldn't find anywhere else. We liked the place as…read moreour local toy shop! But then they moved to a different location down the road. Someone shopping with me had to use the restroom really bad. He asked an elderly woman behind the counter if he could simply use the staff restroom very shortly, and she rudely denied the request. We ended up having to go all the way down the road for him. Also half of the place doesn't even sell toys! I wouldn't come here too often.

"Well I'm a write a little letter I'm gonna mail it to my…read morelocal DJ" (Chuck Berry) My down-sizing and decluttering mission continues. I've pretty much depleted my decades long accumulation of baseball cards so now I'm into selling off my football cards. I walked into DJ's Comics and Cards to sell six vintage New York Giants cards from the late 1950's and early 1960's. I had done my pricing research, and after correcting for condition and selling to a retailer, I had an idea what to ask for. He offered me $5 less than my assesment, so I countered with his cash offer plus $5 in store credit and that clinched the deal. I ended up using the store credit toward buying a Tom Brady and a Kobe Bryant card for my grandson. DJ's made me a very fair offer and we were both satisfied with the outcome. The store has quite a bit more comics than cards, but I sure enjoyed looking at the shopwcases and rummaging through the commons boxes.

Very nice small business with a lot of fun! Maybe not something for everyone as it is an acquired…read moretaste, but the employees are nice and knowledgeable on what they sell. Sometimes you can even find card boxes for less than their market value. I would recommend.

Mark is the man. His dad owned the store and he grew up in it. Now he runs it. It would be hard…read moreto find someone who knows more about the hobby. I am into r/c cars and there is no better place in CT, that I know of, for parts and other supplies. If he doesnt have it, he will get it. Quick too. Prices are great. Always willing to teach you how to fix your r/c stuff, He will fix it for you if you leave it there, but they would rather show you how to do it yourself. A++++ for customer service

Better deals online. Very limited hobby models, mostly old fashioned. The attendant is rude, poor…read moreservice; very expensive.

Weirdo Wonderland is a haven for all things nostalgic and spooky. My partner and I make sure to…read morevisit at least once a month to check out their stock. I would say my apartment is almost fully furnished by them (if only they sold furniture lol!) Truly one of my favorite shops to visit in the whole state. The staff is always very friendly and their items are reasonably priced. They also host pop-up events a few times a year which offers a great opportunity for local vendors and artists to get some exposure. Can't wait for my next visit!

One afternoon, my wife, son and I were taking a stroll through the center of Milford near the town…read moregreen. On a telephone pole, I saw what looked like an advertisement for a carnival, but it was for a new store called Weirdo Wonderland. It said it was a store dedicated to all things strange and unusual. I've been obsessed with horror and sci-fi films my whole life, so it sounded like it was right up my alley. I eventually popped in on a Saturday afternoon. I was stunned when I walked in. Lots and lots of horror and sci-fi collectibles. Tons of old movie posters and art prints. Various props, masks, old toys, plastic model kits, comics, and even old issues of "Famous Monsters of Filmland". The owner was very personable too. I'll definitely be popping in again to check out their collection of creepy chachkies.

Not really sure Not really that much of a selection. But very cute store but if you have…read moresomething in mind you might find something to interest you

Thank God for this place right before Christmas. picked up some novelty items that made think of…read morecertain people & helped me wrap up the rest of my shopping. but even better both my children are into record players & vinyl records & i was able to pickup some 70's/80's artists. right next to Rose Dairy & a pub across from yhe old Everybodys. prices reasonable.

I went today and the male was very rude and disrespectful. I asked to allow my three-year-old to…read moreuse the bathroom and he said we don't have bathrooms. Then he said We don't allow customers to use our bathrooms and no there is not a manager.I asked for a manager and He said don't even know where she's at and very nasty person at the front of the store with attitude I also told him that I come here a lot so I know you have a restroom it's for my 3 years old they don't know how to hold they pee plz where your manager i don't know go to marshal they have a bathroom

I usually love 5 below but at this location I got a weird vibe like I was getting judged by staff…read moreand when browsing for what I was going to purchase I guess I was in the way of the employees? This was around noon so it was not closing time; I was not being loud or moving items around like crazy so not sure what the problem was and I spent a good amount in their store. I know this sounds weird but I have never felt that way at any other 5 Below when I went to the Stratford location for a return the staff was so friendly! If you can go to any other location because i'll never go back in this one.