Not very happy Toys R Us in the Paramus Park Mall isn't worth going to not a great selection of…read moretoys . Waist of time .

They were SO helpful, I said the age and what they were interested and the team was able to pull…read moresome fantastic options

i got two nito's. they had so many needles the workers they were really kind. the selection is…read morehumongous you can go. it is great.

Tons of toys has all the best things, it's soooooo big. And the people are awesome. Tons of toys is…read moregreat I highly recommend it.

This place is very lovely with a lot of nice things for kids. Only issue with this place, is that…read moreit's way too pricey. You can find a lot of the same things in othwrblocari9ne for way less then what they have it for. It's a good place to look around, but budget wise, it's not.

Brick and mortar toy stores are increasingly struggling to keep their doors open, so it's a relief…read moreto find a really good toy store in an easily accessible area. They have a really great message and seem to be conscious of being inclusive. They have books from different cultures (I found a really good one about Ganesh, an important Hindu God), a Black Lives Matter sign in the window, and the customer service is top notch. I arrived a few minutes before opening and was willing to wait, but the woman working inside saw me and immediately unlocked the door. She was very friendly not just with me but with the kids in the store. It's such a warm, bright and friendly environment. You can find so many things here including toys, books, large items like ice cream making stands and rocking horses, costumes, legos, puzzles, art and other creation making kits, stuffed animals. It's nicely set up, bright and welcoming. The prices are also reasonable. They provide wrapping and choice of ribbon color as well. They continually change what they have in stock and stay relevant with the seasons and holidays. So if you're looking for a gift for your child or someone else's, I highly recommend supporting this business.

Place was amazing. I bought some great toys and they wrapped for me. Big variety and it was fun…read morewalking around and looking. Really cool place and you will probably leave with a nice purchase.

Tons of toys? Yes! The room is filled to the rafters with toys. The space is sort of divided…read moreinto sections (Legos, minecraft, etc.) Not for the middle aged toy collector but great for my 10 yr old. Also it didn't seem like there was any price gouging which is nice

Easy to miss and drive past. It's the second building near the corner of the street, across from a…read morerubber garage. Tiny parking lot, additional street parking available. Decent selection, helpful service, average Gundam value.

I came in with my husband and a friend to look at Gundams. My husband recently got into Gunpla so…read morethis was like a candy store for him. It's a really big store with two floors - not just Gunpla. They have a lot of figurines and nendo's as well. The nendo's are pricier than if you had preordered from Goodsmile, but if you missed the chance, they have an extensive selection. Staff were very nice and we easily spent over an hour in the store.

I don't like to order on-line, so I was excited when Sunshine Sam opened a store-front. The whole…read morestore is battery-free, and everything is chosen by the owner. They even do "kid reviews" of new products. I've purchased birthday presents here, and the guidance from the owner and staff has been really helpful. I love the variety of games and creative toys as well.

Great selection of unique gifts for kids. It is a battery free store, so there are a lot of…read moreinteresting puzzles, games, art supplies, & toys that really use the imagination. There are party supplies you won't find in the chain stores. There is also an Etsy section featuring one of a kind, hand made gifts. Free gift wrapping too!

I grew up on Toys R' US, KB Toys, FAO Schwartz, along with numerous other shops along Bergenline as…read morea kid and even K-Mart. Very little ever overwhelmed me as much as a walk into Toys R' Us, and the secretive nature of going to such a place was practically classified top secret by my grandmother or I'd lose my mind and drive her nuts until we went. I want my kids to have that feeling when I buy them something. More so, I want to do the same that was done for me. My grandmother would give me the money and that is all I could spend. Not only did I take my time to buy something I really wanted, I'd cherish it. I'd care for it, and it would be placed above anything else I had. Back then, there were no tablets and outside of Atari or my old commodore VIC-20...not much else. My kids all have devices. iPads, iphones, laptops, you name it. Giving them the same overwhelming feeling of joy and wonder while teaching them about how to spend their money is a win in my book. If it was a stand-alone store and had a larger inventory, I'd give it 5 stars. For now, it accomplished what I hoped it could for my kids. I'm glad they are back. The negatives of the store are simply that it's in an annoyingly difficult to get into mall. Paid parking, traffic due to games and concerts. I have to make a day of it to go there. Which may sort of make it less special. But that's a slightly minor issue. I'd recommend they validate parking for their customers if they spend 20-50 bucks. That would make the outing fantastic.

The nostalgia is probably what brings 90% of people in here. The toys can be bought at Target or…read moreAmazon. It is nice they have a slide....but only ages 5 and up and they have a slide monitor. The prices are more than Target or Amazon. There are some toys out for kids to play with but mostly just legos, magnets, etc. There's a train associated with Toys 'R Us on the second floor which is probably more entertaining than the store itself.

This place is so cute! If anyone wants to make a quick stop to purchase nice toys for the kids and…read morethose that are young at heart, stop by here, it's very clean and organized, it is a bit on the quiet side though, but overall, it is a nice store IMO, and it's recommended if you are in the mall shopping or just looking around...

Extremely Disappointing Customer Service at the Paramus Location…read more I had a very upsetting experience at the Paramus location involving a male employee who spoke harshly and disrespectfully to my 8-year-old daughter. She picked up an $80 Squishmallow from the shelf, excited and hugging it as we fully intended to purchase it. Instead of approaching me as the parent, the employee went directly to her and scolded her, telling her she "better not get it dirty or he wouldn't be able to sell it." He then continued questioning her, "Are you buying this? Are you planning to buy this?" as she was holding it. (Check your footage.) At that point I stepped in and told him not to address my child like that. Due to his unnecessary and rude behavior, we decided not to buy anything and left the store. Another customer overheard the interaction, shook her head, and walked out as well, commenting on how ridiculous he was toward my daughter. This is not how customers, especially children, should be treated.