First of all, the name is a ripoff of a well-established vintage toy store on 2nd avenue in…read moreManhattan called Toy Tokyo. Second, the store does not exist. The address--2375 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn, New York--is a non-existent address.

From the owner: Our categories cover all ages and everything your kid loves. We aim to be a helping hand in making…read moreyour kid learn while playing.

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

Had a negative experience here…read more Terrible customer service. Was shouted at for looking at items while I was with my friend. Later, I was ignored for telling them that it was wrong for them to do so. They walked away. Definitely won't recommend this place.

The gachapon machine selections are great and are most $4 each…read more the tokens r $1 each but if u buy in big amounts you get bonus tokens. You also get bonus tokens for big purchases.The claw machines tho r not so easy. But they do have a Great selection of japanese booster boxes with great pricing. lots of blind boxes options (labubu, smikskis, mofusand and more) anime figures and ichibans. Service is great they're very willing to answer questions about their merchandise

Dragon ball fearsome rivals Booster box bought from this…read moreseller on Amazon And not only did the box arrive damaged and open but all the packs inside were neatly opened with scissors I made sure I got my refund and you guys can keep your open packs People stay away from this shop do not buy anything

completely sold me a resealed booster box. every single pack was opened from the bottom, box was…read moredamaged and not a single good card was in there. Do not trust this place. These are the people ruining the hobby and community of Pokemon.

Great prices for arts and crafts, lots of unique but fair quality items. There are multiple floors…read moreand a wide selection

so lowkey just being real this place kinda expensive employees on both floors either barely speak…read moreenglish or are in a bad mood like its always an experience going here. They have pretty buttons and fabrics tho. metallic paint be fire though

Finally! A used Lego store within 2-3hrs of NYC…read more Highly recommend checking them out! Super friendly and very knowledgeable as the owner is a collector. I traded a few sets in and they gave very fair trade values. Great selection of sealed sets, mini figures and a few used sets. Good amount of rare and retired sets. They also have a ton of poly bags, GWP and VIP rewards for sale. The location is a bit out there but it's only a block from the F line so not too bad. Totally worth the commute if you're an AFOL. There's nothing else like this in NYC.

Sells resealed packs, hot glue gun residue on the packs. Packs are not sealed properly, obviously…read moreno hits, such cheap people to rip off $10 packs. Will never shop with them again, and will spread awareness about their resealed packs!

DO NOT BUY! I bought a Paul Skenes rookie card in a mag case and it came damaged. I bought from…read morewhatnot. I've spend hundreds on their streams. I repeatedly messaged them asking to look at my message and they said they would "hook me up". Apparently they looked at my message 3 weeks later and they decided to block me because they knew they make a mistake and didn't want to own up. Actually thinking about it this whole store is trying to rip you off. I buy "mystery packs" from them and they put on "good card" on top and the rest are duplicates or garbage. Maybe donate them to a school or a children's hospital. Do better

I had a strange experience at the Hot Corner. An older guy and 2 younger guys were working and one…read moreof them was pretty responsive to questions about selling cards and buying specific cards. The younger guy asked the older guy about where to find these cards. He told the younger guy, then nothing happened. I stood around for 15 minutes and left when it was clear none of them were interested in my business. They have a ton of very cool autographed bats, balls and other memorabilia that seem to be priced really fairly. This would probably be my first stop if I was looking for a specific players autograph. There aren't a lot of card shops to consider these days, but I will not likely revisit these guys. It seems the bust in card value has hurt the morale as much as the actual business. Coming here felt like a giant waste of time, despite trying to go local instead of online.

I would not recommend this place. I feel like they pushed me into buying more than I needed and…read moretook me for a ride. They also were dishonest and sold me silk yarn at $6.00 each instead of cotton at $1.79 and told me it has like 6 times as much in it. When I got home and checked it, it's less than twice as much.

I've been doing cross-stitch since I was a kid. In our culture, many women gather around in a…read more"knitting/crotcheing/whatever you want to call it" circle to work on their projects and socialize. I really missed that and wanted to find something similar to connect in Brooklyn--this is it. I went in one day to check it out and was back the next for hours, talking and working on my project. The owner was so friendly and helpful. The girl that was working in the shop helped me with beeding and picking out colors. The owner offered me classes for 30 dollars one-on-one to help me with my next project, which is a steal of a price for her expertise. I also got ALOT of stuff high quality that amounted to only 23 dollars! I am so happy that I found this place I can't wait to go back. P.S. Summer and winter hours are different, so make sure you call ahead before you go.