Unique store carrying a lot of vintage games and toys. Feels like it's out of a 1980s movie. Tons…read moreof classics and decent games too.

Fantastic collection of games. More varied titles than I have seen in any other store. Friendly…read morestaff. Highly recommend.

Gonna give the red caboose a five star regardless of my experience…read more Ok. So I actually popped in a little while back just to get the lay of the land. Blah, blah blah I could reiterate what everyone else has said. Good and bad. But it's necessary that we preserve as many places that still cater to specialty interests and hobbies. It's more museum with the option to sell moreover than a hobby shop at this point. The two times I've been in there the individual running the shop was speaking with customers and was very knowledgeable. Yet a bit brusque. Be respectful. And understanding. However... I, on my latest visit was prepared to make a purchase. You see I was home because work was slow. I was perusing Amazon etc looking for a project to keep me occupied while I have some downtime. By the way it's January and just got really, really cold. I want to support as many brick and mortar businesses as possible. So I button up and make the trip downtown. So I get there and peruse the inventory. After a while I find something that will keep me busy for a few weeks. Here's the rub. I get to the counter and the owner( I assume) starts looking up the price. It's got a price on the side of the box but he claims it's the wrong price. I stand there patiently whilst he looks it up on his iPad. And wait. Now he's tagging on 20 bucks to the existing price on the box. The prices on most of these items are pretty high I noticed. All good. But don't try to squeeze me at the register and tell me someone put the wrong price on the box. If you'd have honored the price right or wrong I'd be sitting here working on the model. Instead I'm writing this review.

No soup for you! This guy makes Seinfelds' Soup Nazi look polite. He was sooo rude to other…read morecustomers-when it was my turn to bring my item to checkout he told me "hurry up I need to leave". I walked out without buying anything. If I didn't see it with my own eyes, I wouldn't think it was real. He's a bit nuts.

Great selection of figures, singles and card products. Owner is friendly, passionate about TCG and…read moreattentive Unfortunately many TCG products are overpriced. 1 english prismatic evolutions pack on TCGplayer is $~15 today 6/27/26. They're selling for $25 a pack. Bulk singles no matter the market price are $1, and full arts start at $5. Almost paid $5 for a $2 card, and ended up paying $5 for about $0.90 worth of cards. I would definitely recommend doing due diligence before buying anything here.

Cool store to browse and has a lot of unique items you do not normally see elsewhere. The layout is…read moreclean, products are well displayed, and it is easy to spend time looking around. That said, the prices felt pretty steep for many of the items being sold. While there were some interesting finds, it was hard to justify the cost on a lot of them. Worth stopping in if you are already in the area and enjoy browsing specialty shops, but I found myself admiring more than buying. Overall, a fun visit, just a bit overpriced for what it offers.

Absolutely amazing! This place is the go-to store for all antique and modern vehicle toys. Trains,…read morecars, tanks, planes, you name it they have it. The people here are very nice, and they even repair your items. They also have a convenient parking lot next to the building

If you're a model train enthusiast who lives in North Jersey, this is you. Floor to ceiling…read moreinventory. Knowledgeable staff. THEY HAVE LGB TRAINS. Seriously, pay a visit!

This shop has a large selection and is very organized and it's a nice treat to come to if you're…read morehanging around Bryant Park. However know they will watch you like hawks and have no shame starring at you while you walk around and will constantly remind you to bag and price things you put on your trays. It's unnerving and unwelcoming the way they hover over you. I come here often on my lunch breaks because it's very close to my job and they still watch over me crazy as if they don't see me here almost every week. They price some beads individually which can get really expensive, you can def find better deals elsewhere in the fashion district, since it's so close.

I've loved Toho Shoji since their days on 36th St. and 6th Ave, been shopping here since I was 16…read more They're the only bead and trimming store from that era still standing, and I've always appreciated their consistency. Kazumi has been my favorite manager for years--our encounters are always joyful--and today I also met Tamaki, who had a wonderful, welcoming presence. Normally my visits are a 9-10/10, but this time fell short due to Kaoru's behavior. After I politely declined a tray in the crystal section, she sucked her teeth and muttered something under her breath. Later at checkout, Kaoru -- a woman with a bob haircut) -- ignored my question until I repeated it, tossed my receipt at me, didn't bag my items, and walked away when I asked her name, telling me "it wasn't necessary". I also couldn't help but notice I was the only one who looked like me in the store at the time, which made the interaction feel targeted. This was especially disappointing because every other transaction I've had here has been handled with care. As a loyal, long-time customer, I hope Kaoru's attitude improves, because the warmth and professionalism I've consistently received from Kazumi and Tamaki are what make Toho Shoji such a special place.

If you are new to the hobby world, come to Brooklyn Hobbies. All I can tell you is that they will…read morefocus on your level and will give you advise and support your RC needs. I have been coming here for a very long time now and their support towards their clients are always red carpet kind of. See pics below you view a few sample of work done by Mitch and Ritchie. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HOBBY SHOP.

If I can give Brooklyn hobbie a ten I would they are very helpful and I really enjoy being in…read moreBrooklyn hobbie

Rudy has been in the neighborhood for over 30 years as one of the few remaining toy, craft and…read morehobby shops in Western Queens. If you're looking for puzzles, games, toys, miniatures, craft supplies, tools, etc., try here first. Prices are not heavily marked up. He has a great selection. Great option for gift shopping, during the holidays or otherwise. Kids would enjoy looking around!

Possibly the last and oldest model shop left in queens - a great selection and variety!read more

Good service but not much selection and it was wayyyyy pricier than other shops. I liked the…read moredisplays they have too.

I am writing because I received a broken Airbus A321 NEO United Airlines not just once, but twice…read more The first airplane's engines were broken including the elevator. Now the second one I just got has a broken engine. I love ordering from here, but I would avoid buying this particular aircraft. They had also mentioned that they had checked to see if my airplane was damaged before shipping but clearly that was a lie because it still came broken. I wish I could share photos to show.

An anime crane game enthusiast's wet dream .. LOL. Came here with my son who was looking for…read moreHololive merch and was happily surprised that they had a few figures. The customer service here was great, someone was actually very helpful in helping my son find Hololive merch. The only reason why Project KE isn't getting 5 stars is due to the size of the basement area, which could be bigger. Besides that, Project KE is a very cool spot!

Super cool snacks-by-the pound proposition! I came here as I saw it online and was very intrigued…read more They have a large variety of sweet, savory, and even spicy snacks for you to try. They're mostly very Chinese snacks, but it's the perfect opportunity to try some different snacks without having to commit to a whole bag.

I wandered into this store after a dinner next door. The store is a good size, really open. The…read morestaff are super friendly and helpful. They were able to make great recommendations based on preferences and age. There's an area in the back for people to play games. The prices are decent, and the selection seems very good. Lots of different board games and word games. A really nice store in this neighborhood!

Awful and INHUMANE customer service. And apparently it comes FROM THE TOP…read more Forget courtesy, apparently being treated like a human being is too much to ask. Imagine driving 45 min to pick up an order. This after having to call because their website was broken and not allowing pickup orders. This was after originally posting for help on the discord. Finally you arrive but slip prior to coming in (to be clear not in front of this store) and find you are bleeding. Your partner asks if the have a first aid kit and what should be a simple yes/no answer turns into bumbling words which seems like a long way to not help. Some bumbling about maybe having a bandaid without any offer to give that. And then you're told "you can just go to the pharmacy down the street." Okay, you then go up and ask for the restroom, hoping to clean off the wound and use some tissue to stop bleeding. Same person "Oh, well- we don't have our restroom open right now." My response : "so you have no restroom open and no first aid kit so are completely unprepared for if someone gets hurt in your store?" The response: "Look dude what do you want me to say - we don't have stuff for cleaning wounds, our bathroom isn't prepared, we're busy blah blah blah" At this point, I become hyper aware I'm the only black person in the store. Does that factor in- I don't know. All I know is I was being treated awfully and the rare times that happens, I start searching for why in my mind. It's obvious at this point this person is just trying to shoo me off. Eventually, I blurt out "Fine, I have a pickup order. I just want my order. " "Oh, fine." And I say "I don't want help from you though, can I get help from someone else?" I then turn to a female employee because 1) I'm a woman and at this point are getting all the signs this person does not give a eff about actually providing any help to me. The female employee comes over and is smiling apparently ready to help and maybe diffuse the situation. The individual then goes "No, I'm the owner. And I'll just refund your owner" "I don't want a refund, I just drove 45 min to get here. I just don't want your help. You've started this off mean and awful." "I don't want your money. Look, just I'm giving your a refund. Is this your order?" He then shoves the three items I purchased at me and goes "I'll give your a refund." I protest - I don't want a refund. I'm not trying to get one over on the store. What I wanted was to be treated like a human being instead of an annoyance, especially when I am in pain and trying to stop bleeding. What I want is an apology or at the least, to be helped from someone else who won't brush me off both as a customer and person in need of help. What I walked away with is knowledge that the owner of the institution is a tactless person lacking of empathy and apparently the ability to have basic things prepared at his own store like a bathroom, first aid kit, or even a clean piece of tissue. Picture included as proof of purchase I was at the store