This is the absolute best store ever. Full Stop. It's a lovely old house right on Grand Ave so the…read moreparking might be tricky and the main door is a half flight of stairs. They don't always have the exact JellyCat or blind box my kids are hoping for, but they always have dozens of things I want to buy for everyone in my life, not just kids! We go here to get our Smiski fix. And right now they are showing their good hearts and their strong belief in human rights, so that's super cool too. Thanks Mischief! Great assortment of stickers and pins and lawn signs.

Poor service and very pricey for a toy store. Was disappointed, won't be back again.read more

I've been to this store a few times and each time the customer service has been selective…read more There was one other person in the store at the time I came in, the sales lady fawned over her and basically ignored me which is fine , but I was actually looking for something specific. After about 15 min she reluctantly finally came over and asked if I needed anything. At that point I was a bit put off- not sure I looked intimidating, just browsing or disinterested but the reluctance to help me was a huge turn off. The prices are beyond overpriced. There was a little bear wearing a snowsuit for $61.00- really? It wasn't a big stuffed animal at all. Do they have cute things? Absolutely. For the price and customer service I'll give my money elsewhere. I like to support local business, but the prices are just ridiculous and the selective customer service was a real turn off. Decent selection of gifts if you're not too concerned about the price point.

I needed a baby shower gift and thought of Good Things in WBL. There was no place to park so I…read moreturned the corner on Banning and saw a sign Good Kids and plenty of places to park in front. Adorable infant clothes for either sex, with animals and such. There's the cute pink and blue of course. The other side of the store is stuff and a lot of it. Children's clothing has been expensive since the 80's so get used to it, especially in boutique type stores. No boxes or gift wrap just bags with paper. The cards are at the register, so don't forget those. They share a nice bathroom with Key's around the corner. I'll always remember here for shopping for the wee ones in the future.

If you like planes/model rockets/and other gizmos this is your kind of place…read more Honestly I just came here to buy some Cyanoacrylate. There have more variations than you can shake a stick at (and probably the sticks to shake if I cared to have one). It comes in various formulations and viscosities. There are also a variety of applicators to assist you. I whistfully glanced at the model rockets as I left - some things you just grow out of as you age - but you still miss.

I'm honestly torn writing this because this place has been a part of my life for as long as I can…read moreremember. I've been going to this hobby store since the 1980s when I was just a kid, going there with my late father. It was one of those places that helped build a lifelong love for RC cars and the hobby itself. Now, decades later, I genuinely enjoy taking my own children there and sharing that same experience with them. It's something really special to me and my family. That's why this situation has been so hard. I dropped off an RC truck for repair and expected it might take some time. What I didn't expect was how long it actually took -- months and months passed while I waited. Eventually, when I called to check on it, I was told the truck had already been surrendered after 90 days. That news was absolutely heartbreaking. This wasn't just a piece of equipment to me. It was something I had invested a lot into and something tied to years of enjoyment in this hobby. I understand that businesses have policies, and I don't doubt they have rules in place, but learning about it only after the fact made the loss feel even worse. What makes this especially difficult is that I truly love this store. It's been part of my life story from childhood to now as a parent. I honestly can't imagine not going there anymore, and that's what makes this situation so emotionally complicated for me. I'm not posting this to attack anyone. I'm just really torn and hurt by how this played out, and I wish there had been more communication before it reached that point.

Looks like a new store in the mall but unfortunately it can easily be missed. Legacy toys is…read morelocated in the 2nd floor next to the entrance to the soon to open Dicks Sporting goods. Only reason we knew it was there was a sign by AT&T store saying there's a toy store. It's so far down the hallway it is easily missed. Great selection of toys , puzzles and games. Prices are pretty standard and the lady there was very nice . Will definitely be stopping by again.

Went in today, needed to buy an Xmas gift for my Niece. Found a small stuffed polar bear for…read more$12.99. When I tried to purchase the stuffed bear, I was told that its $17.99. okay, I informed the clerk that the price tag hanging off it's ear clearly indicates otherwise. I was bluntly told the computer says $17.99. No sorry, just an awkward stare. Knowing that there's definitely no chance of a resolution here, I just walked out. Spent $40 at Build a Bear instead. The experience here is awkward and lacks professional decorum.

This seems like a really cool concept. Like 'Build a Bear' but cars. We stopped in on a busy…read moreSaturday and there was a bit of a line. There were only 2 people working at the time and they were both at the stations building cars with customers. This is for sure the type of place that could benefit from having a greeter or just someone that can just help answer questions while waiting. I feel like after waiting 10 or so minutes we kind of lost interest as the line never moved and we were still unsure about a few things. Would maybe circle back later on if my little cousins show interest again.

Two stars for the great employees. ZERO for management. I'm an older retiree with a love of…read moregadgets and toys. I was having a me day at the mall, and passed this shop. I was lured in by the young man racing a radio controlled car our in front. It started out well, everything was fun, bright and colorful cars, lots of customization options. I watched families play with toy cars, I priced out several models, and seriously was trying to figure what to get. Perhaps I talked to the employees a bit much, old people do tend to over talk the staff, we get a bit lonely. But I was really enjoying the place. (even if it was a bit overpriced for what it is, think theme park toys) Imagine my shock when the staff got a call from the manger (who watches the employees remotely on a camera) that I was to be considered a loiterer (I spent too much time shopping and not buying fast enough you see) and was to leave the store. Staff apologized to me, but I had to go. I'll take my 800+ credit rating and my stack of empty credit cards to a real RC shop that does not treat customers like dairy cattle. Avoid, you can get better RC cars from a company that does not treat potential customers like panhandlers. Really disappointed, I wanted to bring my partner and I in to buy cars this weekend. But we will go someplace where we are wanted. They call this the "Build a Bear" of RC cars. But I've spent a lot of money at build a bear and NEVER been treated like this.

This is an adorable little boutique in St. Paul. Not only is the boutique adorable, but there are…read morelots of activities for kids and a lot of them are free. A friend introduced us to sing class which my son loves and has taught him how to sing and dance and develop a great love for music. There is playtime on certain days, baby yoga, private events and picture events for purchase. Wonderful staff and a wonderful place for kids to go and play, sing and have fun! Thank you, Teeny Bee!

This place is so cute and I seriously want to buy every single thing in it!…read more I've bought books, clothing, a mobile, some teething/chewing toys and a wonderful invention called a Shusher here- and my boys have loved every single thing! (Well, except the clothes. They really have no opinion on clothing yet. But I'm sure they would love them, if they were old enough to understand fashion.) The owner is super nice and has great suggestions on what to buy even if you only have a vague idea of what you're looking for. She's been all over the store showing me things she thought my babies would like, and opened some of the packages so we could try them out. The place is called Teeny Bee for a reason, they have a lot of baby stuff, and some toddler stuff, but not much for kiddos older than that. They do have classes in the basement that I think are usually free- dance classes and music classes. I can't wait til my boys are old enough to go! You should also "like" her page on FB, she announces random sales and gives product reviews. Here's the only slightly negative- it's on the expensive side. But it's boutique stuff that you can't buy at Babies-R-Us or Target. And in my opinion, it's way better than most of the stuff you'll get there anyhow, but I know how it feels to pay mucho money for something your kid will only wear for a month (if you're lucky.) But sometimes you just have to buy stuff like that because it's SO DARN CUTE!

Wonderful independent bookstore with a good selection and reasonable prices. Helpful staff to get…read moreyou what you need. I don't think it's only a children's bookstore so the name is slightly misleading.

A delightful shopping experience. Staff goes above and beyond to help customers. Books, toys,…read morepuzzles and more. A Northfield gem.

Fantastic walk down memory lane. Creative gifts, friendly staff and very clean…read more My 21 year old son was completely enthralled with the puppets, puzzles, and miniature models

I took my daughters on a scenic fall foliage drive from the Twin Cities Down to Kellogg with the…read morepromise that our drive would end at the most impressive toy store they've ever stepped foot in. We spent two hours here and it did not disappoint This place really does have it all, and it is a destination in itself. They have mini golf, a hand carved carousel (what?! Who knew this was possible?!), ice cream, a candy shop, lunch options (so we'd stay and shop longer . And we did!!), a museum of sorts with antique toys, a book room, and many rooms filled with toys for purchase! We didn't allow ourselves enough time to go to the National Eagle Center so I suppose next time we'll start with that and then end here!

This toy store is fantastic! Their selection is unique and well rounded. The staff is…read moreextraordinary! This is our new go to spot for shopping, browsing and getting fun new ideas for our kids.

From the owner: At Whimzy, we believe that fun is magic. It puts the power of play and wonder into everything we…read moredo. We believe that laughter and little giggles are essential. They must be heard and experienced daily.

The toys didn't seem to be as abundant for a flagship store, unlike the store in the sister…read moreAmerican Dream Mall in NJ. I did like that there were claw machines and actually won a lucky cat plush that cost me 3 tokens to win or $3. The store also had a pressed penny machine but of course it was $2.49. I found these claw machines better than the ones in the Ebisu store. Not enough merchandise but glad to see Toys r Us back!

The moment I saw a Toys R Us, I couldn't believe it, it was like walking into a time machine…read more Though the Toys R Us I visited isn't like the stores we grew up on, it's more of a condensed store of family games, puzzles, hobbies and POP Figures. Prices are pretty high but the staff was pretty friendly, their photo booth was pretty cool! It's worth checking out.