This is a great store when you're in need of a different and interesting gift, or just looking for…read moresomething fun for yourself (I always end up getting something for myself while I'm here even if I'm shopping for someone else. It's just that type of place.) Staff is always friendly and very willing to help, and prices are reasonable. I would much rather give them my money than Amazon and you should too. Go support this business!

For me, the plethora of small, unique gift shops is one of the underrated pleasures of Brooklyn…read moreliving. I've populated my home--and dazzled many with gifts--from many of these spots. While my area of Park Slope is rich with such spots, I still sometimes find myself venturing a bit out of my way specifically to Exit 9. It's fun and quirky collection runs the gamut--both from fun/silly to thoughtful and lovely--and perhaps more importantly, for all ages and types. They have a particularly low key good selection of clever and thoughtful kids' gifts in addition to wonderful options for the mature (or immature) adult in your life. I particularly like their card selection. In addition, if you are reading this on here, know that they frequently offer a generous Yelp check in reward!

The best toy store in New York City by far. Yes it not FAO Shorts but let me tell you your little…read moreones will love it and Clever Monsters will be the place they reminisce about when they're older.

Fun children's toy store, nice assortment. Tough to park nearby. Has a Ukrainian book section.read more

When I lived in Park Slope as a teenager I went to Little Things Toy Store at least once a month…read more(usually when I picked up my comic books at the shop that used to be on 9th street and 7th avenue). The location I remember was about a block or so away from its current location (though I believe that was technically the OG "Little Things Too") and I always enjoyed checking out what action figures they had in stock. In this new location the shop is on a corner and it is still very welcoming. Maybe I'm just a sucker for Park Slope architecture but the shop just looks "right" to me for a toy store with toys showing in the window and an entrance that lets you see inside, hinting at the toys inside. All that said, this location is now focused heavily on toys for younger kids with very little aimed at a older collectors such as myself - and that's fine. Right across the street is Little Things Too which caters to a far wider audience. This shop is a great place to get toys for pre-schoolers to kids maybe around 5-6 years old. Beyond that I would visit the branch across the street. The prices seem very standard for what they're selling and not being a giant store like Target or Walmart. I purchased a couple Safari Ltd. Good Luck Mini animal and it was only a few bucks so not bad at all. The lady at check out was very nice and I had no issues with the service. With that visit, I headed over to Little Things Too which I'll be reviewing in the future.

What an amazing store with an amazing team. My wife and I were with my son and grandchildren…read morelooking for a birthday gift. OMG... this place has an unlimited supply of toys, stuffed animals, toy trucks, games and anything else you can think of. This place clearly reminded me of where I would go when I was growing up. No Toys R Us, Target or Wall Mart. You went to the Toy Store for a toy. My four year old grandchild was going to party and knew exactly what she wanted to get the birthday girl. Her mom had to modify the size of the stuffed toy but thanks to their amazing selection there was plenty to choose from. Once they got on line (and I'm happy to say that there was big check out line) they moved pretty quickly and finally paid. Following the cashier was gift wrapper. You would hand her the item and just a few minutes later appeared a perfectly wrapped present. I feel compelled to say that I do not understand the negative reviews. Apparently someone was having a bad day and took it out on a toy store? KUDOS to the team at Little Things Toy Store.

BOOKOFF in Industry City is dense with goodies! It's small but packs a punch with the variety of…read moreanime/manga properties. They have a wide selection of manga, video games, books, plushies, tchotchkes, and figurines. Also, the price is right - fair prices - and you can also sell to them. I will be back! It's located on the 2nd floor - the Loft. Since I visited over the weekend, the place was packed. So, if you go on a busy day, just remember to take your time looking through the display cases and shelves so you don't miss anything (or bump into people lol).

My absolute favorite place to shop for anime goods in NY. Massive selection of used figures at…read morepretty fair prices, lots of other goods, keychains, plushies, and even a few model kits. Inventory is always different so it can be a hit or a miss if looking for a particular character but definitely worth the visit!

These people overpriced so many things. I tried to buy a Pete Alonso tops base card worth not even…read moretwo dollars and they tried to sell it to me for five. The guys even yelled at me because I was trying to negotiate the price with them, but they were saying they don't even price it. They have a guy who they have to text to price the card. The service is already bad because they have nobody in store to check and they have to wait for somebody to check the price over the phone. I would not come here again because the store is also very dirty, messy, and unorganized. They have random Lego pieces, Bags, and other trash laying around the store, which makes it look very unprofessional. The people were also very nasty and mumbling stuff to each other and their language. We're not coming here again.

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!

Great store with a unique selection. Wonderful stuffed animals. The prices are reasonable too.read more

Really cute. Expensive but cute and lots of different types of items and toys to choose from.read more

We enjoyed our very first canvas painting class taught by the lovely teacher Ms. Vanity. Great…read moreexperience for my children. The teacher was super patient and helpful. She waited and accommodate to all students, which isn't easy because of different age groups. The class was super fun with snack break. This was our first visit to art station. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning. We purchased the canvas package.

On entering Art Station for my first time for a framing I was warmly welcomed by the staff. The…read moreshop is is chuck full of art supplies, but they offer so much more! To my pleasant surprise several rows of tables were laid out with works of art, the creations of children and young adults - I was walking in during a break in a regularly scheduled art class. At the back I placed my order. It was obvious from how carefully my picture was handled that I would be quite happy with the finished work. As I waited, I noticed another room at the back for other activities. And one of the owners was helping a customer organize an event. Yes, I was very happy with the framing and I will certainly return to this hive of creative activity in the near future.

Don't trust this store with engraving projects. They have ruined an expensive piece of silverware…read moreby making an irreparable error, and didn't provide a courtesy of replacing the item, just offered an apology. Very disappointing!

beware, scam. In the broad daylight I handed 20 dollar bill and after shuffeling around the store…read moreclerk tells me that I gave him 10 dollar bill, when I just withdrew 20 dollar bills from the atm. Did not want to spoil my holiday mood and my daughter was me. What an experience. Welcome to shady brighton beach.