What a fun store! The moment you walk inside, staff greet you and answer any questions. They have…read moreall kinds of toys that don't require batteries from puzzles to stuffed animals to other options. They also have games out to try and little kid stuff in the very back.

My friend and I stopped into this store shortly after having breakfast! I'd never been into this…read morestore and now it'll be my favorite place to go get toys for my little ones! I even found a few toys that reminded me of my childhood.

They have a nice selection of fun to read sci-fi books as well as other genres. They also have some…read morefun stickers and notebooks. But I went in recently and they had Ube cookies! Usually when I read, I make a cup of tea, grab a cookie and snuggle up with my book. How did they know I love ube lol. I feel so seen

We visited this bookstore after seeing advertisements for one of their craft nights, and it was a…read morelovely experience. The shop is quaint, but it carries a thoughtfully curated selection of books from a variety of genres. Their social media was also very colorful and eye-catching. One thing to note is that the store requires using stairs. I didn't notice signage for an elevator or an alternative, though it's possible I didn't see it. If there isn't a sign already, more visible signage would be helpful for visitors with different accessibility needs. The store also offers a selection of merchandise catering to different interests, including hats, stickers, bags, and other gifts/trinkets. Prices were fair for a small book-store and conditions of the books. Staff were attentive, checking in on both customers and craft night participants throughout our time. Flyers and posters about upcoming events, book clubs, craft nights, and staff recommendations were clearly displayed around the store. Our group enthusiastically noted the eye-catching small bookshelf craft displayed next to the register! The space was clean and organized. The craft area was arranged ready with supplies and appeared freshly cleaned before the event began. The seating seemed to be a little tight but it's a small store to begin with. Pricing for events seemed fair and registration process seemed reasonable. We had a last minute person join our group to a sold-out event and staff was helpful finding a solution. Shelves and merchandise displays were tidy and engaging to customers. The single-room bathroom was also clean. The beautiful star-pattern wallpaper added a whimsical touch--I almost wanted to take a picture of it but it's a bathroom lol. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and want to return, especially for future craft nights.

Great selection of board games and cards. There's a solid community of MTG players on Tuesday and…read moreThursday nights, with events around new deck releases. Come check it out!

Very nice LGS, lots of singles on the walls, chill owner, people are friendly, exactly what you…read moreshould expect/want in a local game store

We had an amazing time at Scrap Happy's Fabric and quilt sale - we brought home one of their…read moregorgeous refurbished sewing machines - lots old like it came right out of the box! $50 was the suggested donation for the machines - everything else is pay what you will / can. Amazing selections for all kids of crafters and makers!

Wonderful resources in Germantown for the artistic & creative community! Pay what you can.read more

Such an amazing place!!! Made a blanket for my mom's birthday! Turned out so beautiful. The lady…read moreteaching the class was absolutely lovely and made the learning process super fun and very easy to understand. Will definitely be back here!!

Love this location! The worker was very helpful and friendly! Plenty of selections to choose…read morefrom. I really wanted the one artwork that wasn't available so she printed it for me! It's sitting nicely in my living room. Great deal for the price and loved that we assemble from the scratch and she was super helpful considering it was our first time. We'll be returning!

Cozy and friendly atmosphere that made me excited to read--which is exactly what bookstores should…read moredo! I love the idea of the children's lending library. This is a welcome addition to the community.

Cozy, charming independent bookstore with a great vibe, selection and people. New and used books,…read morelarge children's section, and comfy seating. Excited to have them in the community!

What a great store to stumble into! I'm a huge Plant Therapy essential oils fan and I'd never seen…read morethem in person until I went to Happiloo! Also, lots of games for all ages, unique toys, Waldorf inspired. Amazing kids clothes and baby gear as well!

Adorable shop with great inventory of brands that one often has to order online. Wonderful…read moreselection of toys and gear, in addition to gifts.

Was in town for a short stay. Thought I'd drop by before the flight home. Pretty easy to find off…read morethe highway. If you're looking for new comic books, it's a nice bright store. Everything is arranged nicely (marvel, DC and Indy). Was surprised they still had certain issues on the shelf still. There are some older books behind the counter and back issues in the back back but not taken care of too well. So if that's what you're looking for it's your LCS.

It's a roomy store, compared to a lot of comic shops, with a lot of recent series, if not the most…read morerecent issues of those series. Their margins must be tight, as they open at 10 AM on Wednesday, and some titles are sold out by 11:30. So, they appear to be under ordering, so as not to have to potentially sit on stock. Not too long ago, they changed their policy where they wouldn't be ordering variant covers unless you specifically pre-ordered them. Sure, that's their prerogative, but many variants are open-order, not requiring any minimums on the part of the retailer, so it just seems...odd. The service...This is my biggest gripe. Often, I've gone into the store to find the cashier talking to a friend/acquaintance. A customer might want assistance, and the cashier is visibly annoyed that he has to stop his conversation to provide customer service. Then, once the customer checked out and left, the cashier would turn to his friend and say something like "That's the guy I was telling you about", with a laugh. So, they seem to joke about their customers - the people keeping them in business - and it just feels unprofessional. I've worked retail, so I get it, but those aren't conversations to gold loudly, as other customers are in the store. I mean, what are they saying about ME when I leave? This has happened more than once, while some of the other loud topics of discussion aren't always appropriate for "polite company". The most friendly employee, sadly, passed away recently, so we're left with the ones talking behind our backs.