I love Toy Joy. It's my second favorite, maybe first favorite toy store in Austin. I recommend it…read morehighly for the discerning toy fan. They have an amazing selection of the unusual. Staff are easy to work with and obviously love what they do. It's a "Joy" to visit.

We visit Toy Joy every single time we are in Austin. They have cool vintage toys and miniature…read moreversions of toys from our childhood. They sell shirts with their logo and my husband buys the latest shirt every time we are in town. I like that they've rearranged the store and moved the register and aisles. The place is really opened up now and more easily accessible. Yum Joy is worth checking out when you are in the area too. They sell candy and ice cream and vintage sodas.

A lot of cool things!!! I really like their blind box collection and are really nice about trading.read more

Great selection of Simpsons stuff, particularly the Tree House of Horrors. We picked up a Kidrobot…read morefigure of Blinky and it's awesome! 10/10 would recommend

TLDR: Fantastic toy shop with a huge and carefully curated selection. Wide variety of price points…read moreand fun for all ages. A few play areas plus a coffee shop. This toy store is the bee's knees! I thought I was taking my kids to a place for them to have fun but I ended up loving it as well. Aside from constantly running around to put back whatever my 2-year-old pulled off the shelf, I had a great time. Here's why this store rocks: SELECTION/CURATION: Fantastic selection. The store is pretty large and full of so many different things. There are your usual suspects i.e. dolls and dinosaurs but you can also find more unexpected items like a great selection of kites or a big shelf of finger puppets. The items seem very carefully curated. I noticed that a lot of their toys are from established quality brands or from overseas. Bought a little wooden magnetic train that was made in Ukraine. PRICE POINT: There are things at various price points. $100+ and under $1. So don't worry about your kids begging for a toy because there's a huge shelf of small toys (plastic bugs, balls, miniatures, and so much more) that are anywhere from .50 to $10. PLAY AREAS: There are several small play areas for kids including one that's more geared toward babies and toddlers. Aside from that, the whole store is a play area. Just do your best to clean up after them, obviously. BATHROOMS: Great bathroom situation. There are gendered bathrooms plus an all-gender bathroom. Each bathroom has an awesome diaper changing station with... drum roll please... FREE DIAPERS AND WIPES. I've never seen that before. So awesome. ALL AGES FUN: Honestly, this store is fun for all ages. There is a large rack of wacky sunglasses and a section for whimsical hats (obsessed with the Medusa hat). There are more grown-up toys like board games and puzzles (Rubik's cube and much more). There's a cabinet of collectible Matryoshka dolls. There are fun nostalgic items like a Sea-Monkeys kit. So much fun stuff to explore. COFFEE SHOP: There is a coffee shop attached to the store. It's super cute and filled with art from local artists for sale. Always awesome when you can get a coffee to give you an energy boost so you can be better at chasing after your kid. There are also two large chess sets available for use. Ultimately, this place is fantastic. I plan on bringing my family here anytime we need a gift for a birthday party. Amazon gets enough of my money already -- I'd be glad to support this wonderful shop and show my kids an awesome time while we're at it.

Saw this toy store on Instagram and it definitely lives up to the hype! Big parking lot with…read moreplenty of parking and easy access from the freeway. You are greeted as soon as you walk in and the staff is very friendly. Lots of toys, Halloween stuff, party decorations... definitely a don't miss.

Service was nice. They greeted my son and I in as we walked inside the establishment. The selection…read moreof toys/amine/cards are WILD. It was a small establishment packed with a variety of options. They have something for everyone if you ask me. The value is definitely pricey. My son bought an Iron man action figure for $35. Ayyy it was his own money so what can I say. He loved the store. So it was crossed off the list of things to do in Texas.

Although this store is a teeny tiny retail shop that has clearly outgrown its space years ago and…read morehas more of an on-line presence versus a large inventory actually in the retail space, we were happy to stop in and chat a bit about the Japanese toys we seek with the owner when we swung by. Not sure it would render a visit to go out of your way to this Austin location unless you were actually in the area, but we personally were glad to stop by. It is located amongst residential houses and next to small boutiques and various small businesses in the area. So not much of a store and maybe just call versus stopping in if you are seeking something. Or better yet, save yourself the trip and just visit their online store.

My family and I decided to go to Toy Joy just for the fun of it. They have a wide variety of fun…read moretoys and collectibles to look at or purchase. I decided to buy some collectible horror stuff while my kids decided to get random items. While we were in there browsing we noticed that they have an ice cream shop that's called yummi joy. They have a variety of sweets and treats that you can purchase. My oldest decided that he wanted ice cream so we got him ice cream in a cup. He enjoyed it. Overall Toy Joy is cool place full of toys, gadgets, and collectibles that you can look at or buy. We enjoyed the atmosphere and checking out what they had in the store. Plus they had Yummi Joy which had a variety of yummy items to buy if you are in the mood for a sweet treat.

This location is the largest of all of them. There are always interesting finds here. Prices are…read morealmost always average. But a good place to stop by if you need a gift in a pinch

Really nice clerk (shout out to PDX!). It's a fun quirky store, smaller than I thought it would…read morebe. I didn't see the museum. I think if I was a teenager I would love everything in the store, but as an older adult it just wasn't my thing. It's on 6th St so there's a lot to do around it, it's a quick side trip while seeing the area. This is my 2000th review!

I went to the museum once which lead to my visit to their gift shop (this shop). I must say, I…read morebought a pair of awesome socks with a very cool phrase on them (4yrs ago). For this same reason, 4 years later, i visited to buy more of their awesome socks. Def a cool place to visit for unique fun gifts.

I often order individual Magic the Gathering cards from this store. The staff is always prompt and…read morefriendly. Super clean store, and the line usually moves pretty quick. Nerd stronghold

Just stopped in for a second but while there were a lot of cool board games, not as many toys…read more It seems they focus on table games like D and D.

Almost walked by here but glad a sign pointed me this way. Such a cute, warm, welcoming store. I…read moreenjoyed chatting with the staff there and seeing empowering messages and toys for young children, especially little girls. And also appreciated that most things were handmade and well done.

Awesome boutique in South Congress! I visited Little Limbo, as the A-frame sign drew me, pointing…read moreto the store on the side street, with a promise of cute gifts. Indeed there was. Little Limbo may not be large, as the name suggests, but it's really about the quality of items for sale here. I was able to find a lot of really awesome gifts for friends and couldn't help but laugh at a ton of items because they were either sarcastic or goofy. I dig that. The children's selection here is on point. I don't have any kids in my life, but if I did, this would be the kind of store I'd shop at. They have funny onesies and quirky and colorful toys, that you can just tell are from local artists and is unique. In addition to lots of cool kid's stuff here, they have a few home decor and accessories, some graphic tees, books and trendy greeting cards. I found a Michael Scott greeting card, which was perfect for my best friend. Five stars, indeed.

Shangri-La for Toy Shoppers…read more This is the place to go to find the perfect gift for pip squeaks and pint size people. They have everything imaginable, including the rare and imaginable for the newborn to the toddlers and up to the Tweens. When parents, friends, and grandparents are in pinch to buy a gift, toy, book, costume, or seasonal outfits, MaryAnne's little shop has just what you need. What's even better is they gift wrap your present while you wait in colorful bags with tissue paper and ribbons. It doesn't get better or easier than going to Kinda Krazy Kids & Company. It is packed with a huge assortment of everything a child dreams of having. Kinda Krazy Kids is near the Texas Honey Ham Shop behind the Wells Fargo Bank on Bee Cave Road in West Lake Hills at the Westbank Drive traffic light.

There is not that many toy/kids clothing/ unique educational boutiques in Austin but this store is…read morefabulous and has Everything!! Shop local or these kinds of stores won't be around much longer!!

In the airport and need a souvenir / gift to bring home to your little ones after a business trip?…read more This is the spot. Store is jam packed with a range of toys from trinkets / small stocking-type stuffer toys to candy to stuffed animals / squishmallow type stuffies. There are small games (good also for going on a long flight with kids), cards, and some TV character toys. I don't recall seeing much Legos. Prices are a little high, but typical for any airport store. Definitely good in a bind!