This is a great toy store. Tons of variety and everything fun under the sun. I like the little…read moreplay center right in the front of the store that can keep the kids occupied playing with toys while one parent sneaks back and picks up the goods. Friendly helpful staff. Obviously, this isn't a big box store, so prices are a little higher. The spectrum of toys more than makes up for the higher prices, in my opinion. Lots of "old school" toys, like their awesome marbles section, and plenty of new age educational toys as well. Indoors...outdoors...board games, puzzles, books...they've got it covered!

Red Balloon is meticulously organized and spotless clean for a toy store. Not a toy was out of…read moreplace, all perfectly front and faced. It's almost eerie. They have a little bit of everything here, but they especially stock a lot of puzzles, games, Beanie Babies, quality animal figurines from companies like Schleich, along with a healthy selection of marbles. They don't carry many dolls or action figures, and are thin on plush toys. I was hoping to find some Uglydolls, and carrying some vinyl collectible toys would be nice for us older kids. Service is friendly and helpful. The store could be more kid-friendly, with more kid-centric decor, maybe a fun mural, kid colors..more character. I can tell the owners are a bit anal-retentive here, with a dozen plus signs around the animal figurines that say not to play with the toys. How about just letting kids be kids? Or make a designated Kid Zone with a bunch of sample toys to play with. It feels a bit like a library, like I should whisper, probably due mostly to lack of customers and no background noise. While it's nice having a locally owned toy store, Red Balloon is geared toward an adult clientele. They really need someone to come in and help them redesign the place with kids in mind. FAO Schwarz it is not.

Negatives stars for customer service and scam sales and coupons!!! It's no wonder Kohls is…read morestruggling! Never shopping here again!

How do these guys stay in business? Went to buy a king size comforter for our bed at their store in…read moreLogan after my wife searched for one online and saw that they had one in the store. I contacted an employee after I couldn't find it on the shelf, they went to the back and got it and brought it out to me. I then asked her if I could still get the discount even though we did not place the order online because it was quicker to come in and get it. She said yes and to make sure the person at the register gave me the discount and to tell them that the lady in the back said to give it to us at the discount. The comforter was marked at $180 and with the discount would only be $72. So I went to check out and the lady rang it up and I proceeded to tell her the story of how we saw it online but didn't place the order because it would have been quicker to come in and just get it and that the lady in the back said it was ok to still get the discount. The lady listened and then said that she could not give me a discount, but that I could get the discount by applying for kohl's cash (which I learned is a credit card) I told her my wife didn't have to do that to get the discount. She then told me that their internet pricing is always different and that I needed to use a "kohl's kiosk" in order to get the same discount. So I walk from the front of the store back to the center of the store to find this ancient machine (honestly the tin man on wizard of OZ looked more updated than this thing) anyways I still had a tiny bit desire to try and make my wife happy and buy the comforter. I had to consistently smash the touch screen to get any response all while trying to enter my email to get an additional 15% off my purchase. After I signed up for the emails the kiosk from the Jurassic age told me that it would send me an email confirmation. After waiting for 5 minutes I never received one and ended up ditching my efforts to buy the comforter. Honestly I never shop here and will never shop here again as they were so unwilling to help me get the same discounts that my wife was able to get online. Good luck staying in business with that type of experience...

Everytime I come in here the employees are always eager to greet me at the door. They go out of…read moretheir way to help me find what I need and have even asked if they could "play dress up" with me which was actually so fun. They just brought over a bunch of cute clothes just to see what kind of outfits they could create! It's nice too because they do not pressure you into buying anything, they're just happy to support another woman

Cute clothes but this company is so frustrating! I have now bought two items of clothing and after…read morewearing each only once, they have holes. The store will not do anything to return them since they have been worn. Please buy higher quality of clothing or lower the prices to match the quality you currently have. Also, apparently their online system and in-store system are completely separate. I needed to exchange an item for a different size which they didn't have in store. I had to return the item in store for a merchandise card and then buy the correct size online and was unable to use that merchandise card! I had to pay for the item again. Their return policy is crap and a lot of times the manager in Logan is not very nice. Not sure if the cute clothes are worth all the hassle.

Great place to get Christian Books! The books are categorized by topic. You can buy bibles, study…read morebibles, bible covers, and tons of other literature. Brad, who runs the cashier, is extremely knowledgeable about Christianity. If you need help with a boon recommendation or have time to chat with him, he made my experience so worth it in Utah!

This is a very small bookstore with a very specific inventory - Christian literature. But it wasn't…read morethe inventory that bothered me - it was the older gentleman working the counter. He was... zealous in his need to explain to me his philosophy of the world and how it applied to Christianity. I tried to extricate myself but he was insistent and definitely wasn't picking up on the cues I was sending. When I told my experience to some locals they just nodded, and were like, "Oh, yeah. We just don't go there any more." Even if you are a Christian I couldn't recommend this store I was very uncomfortable.

Love the selection here. Almost like Smith and Edwards. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Lots of…read more"bang for your buck". Can't go wrong visiting this store.

If they don't have it, you don't need it. This store carries all sorts of household items, yard…read morecare products and gidgets and gadgets galore. It's the dream of anyone who likes to tinker with stuff or the person that says "I can fix that" when any number of things go wrong in their house. The store carries a lot of inventory, but a lot of history as well. This building has been around forever and the floors creak tiredly underfoot as you walk through the aisles. It's oozing with character and charm. And you can't say that about the big box hardware stores, can you?

I am from Wyoming and was looking for a certain item. The sister on the phone was very nice! She…read morelooked to see if they had what I needed and put it at the front desk for me to come and pick it up.

This store has books, DVDs, CDs, clothes, food and church materials. Employees are helpful and nice.read more

I went to this particular T-Mobile store to return 2 iPhones as instructed by both email and text…read moredirectly from T-Mobile. When I told the employee, Riley, why we were there he stated that they do not accept iPhones for promotional returns, but could provide packing for the phones. I stated perfect, then let's do that, and I'll contact T-Mobile about the errant instruction reviewed by email and text. He then proceeded to ask me to leave the premises. Which I did. My wife how ever stayed behind and calmly gave him an earful of how bad his customer service was. His excuse was that I had threatened to contact T-Mobile, and he did not want a bad review. Well, sorry Riley, you are now going to get a bad review, and yes I did call T-Mobile and report the incident. I would never recommend this T-Mobile store. If you need T-Mobile service in Logan, go to the North Store.

Rylan Draper in the south Logan store was incredible. His communication, patience, and service in…read moregeneral was so appreciated. There aren't many people out there like that, I hope he gets a raise! Thanks for the great service.

The staff where so helpful. I got 2 pair of pants for $47. BOGO half off. And they had my size…read more Which is plus that is hard to find. Wish I'd have known sooner they were there. Great place to shop for clothes.

I went in there today looking for a romper for my up coming trip to Vegas and the lady in there was…read moregreat, she was so helpful and also gave me my space to look around. Totally recommend this store ladies