Staff was always been kind and excited about Lego! Sometimes this store is at capacity so there's a brief wait outside. But I appreciate that they don't let the store get too crowded. Pro tip: the Legoland store inside the mall may have different sets for sale than this store, so I recommend visiting both. read more

Absolutely love the staff! They were kind, courteous, helpful, and gave you enough space to explore the store! There were also very knowledgeable about all things Lego. For example, I asked if they had the Bounty Hunter Robot (IG) from the Mandalorian and they said that there was a mold for it but none was released yet. They're doing a special for Starwars day/week! We spent $0.115 cents per piece with tax. read more

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Every time I've visited this store, all of the staff greet me. They're friendly and give me plenty of time to browse. I'll keep going back and like doing business with this store. They have a great selection of current kit offerings. read more

Nathan was super friendly especially since what I was looking for was kinda odd. It does have somewhat similar of a selection compared to the Discovery Center in the indoor mall admittedly. read more

This is the smaller of the two Lego stores at Easton, but it's my favorite (see my review of the other one for reasons why.) It is pretty small, but has some advantages. It's right next to Jeni's, for one, so toys and ice cream. Oh, and there's stuff for Baby K, too... Staff have been consistently friendly and helpful, and not pushy about sales. There's a small bin in the middle of the store with big blocks for little kids, always a favorite, and of course that's what Baby K heads for. There's a couple of areas for older kids to build, too. Around the edges of the store are the actual Lego sets, and some built-up examples. For a toddler, it's a little place to play for awhile. For older kids, it's a wonderland where they can pick out stuff they want. For parents, well, it's a money pit, so be careful. Yes, I wanted the VW Bus for $120, but I passed. Yes, Baby K wanted a set that was $60, but we passed on that too, and walked out with a Minnie set for $20. They have a points program, which I signed up for, but I don't know how good it is yet. All I know is this is a nice place for Baby K to play for a bit, and maybe make some friends. read more

They had tons of good options to choose from fun for all ages services where great as well

We always love a good stop at any LEGO store we are around. This one was no exception. It's smaller then the other store inside by LEGOland, but I find it more conveniently located. The staff was really nice and helpful if needed. I saw them helping more people out then a lot of places I've been. Prices are fair and similar to what everyone else charges. I do like you can find some of the harder to find Dupelo sets here. Overall a nice place to stop for a visit if you are in Easton. read more

I must confess, I am a huge Lego addict. When I was a kid, I had several giant rubbermaid storage bins of Legos, sorted by color, that I foolishly parted with when I decided I needed to be a grown up. Fortunately, the Lego Store opened up in town to help me fix that. Their space is a little small, but it's easy to walk around and take a look at a wide selection from the current product line. One side is almost totally dominated by Lego Star Wars (which makes sense, because it's probably their biggest seller and is also TOTALLY AWESOME), while the facing wall contains the more traditional Pirates, Castle, Town, and Duplo sets. In addition to displays of built sets, there's a "make your own mini-figure" area where you or your kids (or the whole family!) can sort through various parts to make yourselves a set of 3 unique figures, and the back wall is their "pick a brick" area where you can buy individual bricks in bulk - the wall is divided into sections that sort lego bricks by color. You put your bricks into a box, and when you're finished, they weigh out your box and charge you buy the pound. The store also features a VIP program where every dollar you purchase goes to earning you a discount on future purchase - every $200 you spend earns you $10 off a purchase, plus occasional special offers and small free kits at the store. I try to be good and only let myself go to the store every few months - and I usually set myself a price limit, but it's fun to go in and check out sets that you might want, and to put a mental note that you can't afford the $500 Millennium Falcon set right now, but someday.... read more

LEGO - Toy Stores Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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LEGO stores are few and far between and this one is no exception. When I was in Rockefeller Center I could look though the windows of their LEGO store and see parts of midtown made out of LEGOs. Here at Easton however, the store is more basic but they do carry a lot for kids to build. I had read that LEGO was contemplating making a "Yellow Submarine" building set based off of the Beatles' famous song so I inquired about it. The lady who helped me was very nice. She did point out some submarines they had but had no information as to my inquiry. Price varies according to how big a piece you want to have built. It was one of my favorite pastimes as a child and am so glad to see it here. Sure you can buy LEGOs at most toy shoppes but it's need to see an entire store devoted to it. I enjoyed looking at the various things you can build. LEGO is located to the right hand split shortly after you leave the the north side of the indoor mall. read more

LEGO - Inside - Toy Stores Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

It's like crack. I see parents in there with kids, but man, at those prices... and those sets? I wonder how much of it is for "dad reliving his childhood with his kid as cover" versus actually people buying legos for their interested children. The staff was friendly and talkative (despite it being damn near wall-to-wall people - remember when staff used to talk to you at stores?). I haven't tested their lego knowledge - but as my boys grow older, if their interest in Legos continue, I'll be back. Or I'll use them as cover and start building the bitching sets they have. read more

The LEGO store is one of my favorite shops in Easton. Always has fun stuff to browse or new LEGO to buy, and bless the business-braniac who thought up the Pick-A-Brick wall. A cup of LEGO pieces approximately .75 liters in volume for $16.99+tax. I fit 821 pieces in mine! read more

I was one of those people who anticipated, for months, the arrival of the LEGO store. Not because I intended to, have, or will in the future make a purchase. Hell, I've only been here 3 times and never stayed more than five minutes. (The space is small and so are the children.) I just briefly peep my head at the displays of LEGO worlds that I would personally never take the time to create, and stare at the wall of every-color-in-the-rainbow legos and think they would look cool in my living room or something. I just like to look at tiny colorful overpriced plastic crap, man. read more

A real disappointment. I showed up really early this morning to be the first in line today to get the Lego Colosseum and they had two in stock. The store decided to put them on 24 hour hold on Black Friday weekend. I asked if I could be added to the list, because first come first serve on Black Friday Weekend means nothing to this store and was told...We don't have a list. After more than $3000 in legos over the past couple years, I am highly disappointed in the decision to "hold" high demand items during the busiest shopping days of the season. Really bad decision. read more

Store at Easton always has the most passionate and friendly staff love going here and they are always well stocked! So lucky to have lego store near us in Columbus!! read more

A five star review usually needs exceptional workers and this place has some. We entered and had a young lady offer to help right off the bat. My wife and her had a nice walk around and chat about getting Legos for our nephew while my toddler and I started checking out the bin of Lego Duplos to play with. After she had helped my wife orient herself to the world of Legos, she came back to play with my daughter. After two minutes my daughter would show her pieces and ask her help instead of mine. Amazing service as she entertained my daughter enough to let us decide what to buy. She actually enjoys kids while working in a store mostly built for kids. It is great to see workers who not only know their store, but love the kids and stuff inside as well. This store is definitely a great toys tore for Lego loves. It isn't overly huge but it has all one needs. My cousins from Maryland drive through Columbus and stop in here on their way to Iowa almost every year. It is also right beside Jeni's for a nice cream treat after all that hard work of building Lego masterpieces. read more

I love this place. I grew back into my childhood habit of loving Legos and desperately wish I still had all the Lego's I had as a kid... Cant go back in time, but I can indulge my habit at the Lego Store. Their staff is so helpful and answer all my questions to the best of their abilities. I'm here buying something almost monthly, and most recently bought the Creator Bookshop. Their Black Friday sales are something special and the Double VIP Points weekends are a bonus to an already incredible product. read more

The LEGO store is always a fun time! Though the displays in this store are less impressive than the NYC Rockefeller Center and Chicago Water Tower Place locations, they still carry an impressive amount of inventory. I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to enjoy playing with LEGOs! read more

I have a problem. I am addicted to little plastic building blocks. The problem is made even worse by having an entire store dedicated to selling me my little plastic pieces of addication. This some what small store has many sets of all kinds and is staffed by friendly and helpful employees.They even enable my habit by offering a VIP program which gives you $5 for every $100 you spend. I think I may need an intervention. read more

It's a Lego store. For that, it deserves 5 stars. Obviously it's not nearly as spectacular as the one at mall of America. But this one is great. It's nice and neat. Things are in stock, displays are nice, and the staff are super friendly. For the larger more expensive models, they keep display boxes out but have the less beat-up ones in the back of the store. I'm always pleasantly surprised by the little freebies most of the times when I buy things. I live coming to this store. read more

It's LEGO....what more can I say. The store is tiny, so Saturday's it is jammed, but I just love this place. I am an adult Lego addict as are my children and grandchildren, so this is heaven. I love that they have kids activities and the latest and greatest seta for all ages. Would buy one of each if my husband would let me! read more

A great place to get gifts for kids and adults alike. 5 starts because you can't compare out to anything else in retail. As a Lego store it has everything, so why not rate it 5 stars. read more

This store is awesome! I'm so glad they built one closer to me, but this was the first Lego store in Ohio and even in the surrounding states. The staff is friendly and they always seem to have the coolest Lego sets that you can't find anywhere else. This is a dream store for any child or child at heart! I recommend this store to any Lego fan no matter your age. read more

The staff here is amazing! The store is small and as soon as they opened it was flooded with people, a lot of whom had no intentions of buying anything. I would have lost it. But the staff was so nice, helpful, and polite. They were so sweet to our 4 year old. He loved it and we killed about an hour of a cold January day. read more

I'll admit I have been a LEGO fan for a long time, and my children have been as well. We have been to some really huge stores, but although it is not the largest, it is still quite good. Nice selection of items, more than in a toy department of a store. They have a frequent shopper discount program. Cool place to go to relive your childhood, or continue it. read more

Very friendly staff offered to help many times while in the store quick check out. Had area for kids to play with Lego easy to move around the store very busy parking is a pain in this shopping center read more

Awesome. We are lucky enough to live nearby, so we probably stop by a couple times a month. They have tons of cheap and free events for kids, including monthly minibuilds where you get a paper cup of legos and find a spot among the masses of elementary-aged, future chess club crowd to build that month's creation, then you get to take the legos home (these start at 5, but arrive at least a half hour early and prepare to wait outside if you want a chance of getting one before they run out). My kids have participated in minifigure speed builds, ninjago spinner tournaments, and more. The selection is amazing, and this is the place to get the $100-$200 amazing sets, but they also have a ton of under $10 items - keychains, minifigures, promotional kits - so if you just want to buy a "token" treat you can do that as well. Displays change often, there's bricks to play in store, and in general the staff is friendly and helpful (if you don't see something - ask - they may have it in back, and they'll often help you "feel" the packs of the mystery minifigures in case you're looking for something special. A great place for legos and cheap entertainment! read more

i just wanted to comment on the fact that Matt said the "pick a brick" wall was by weight its not its actual by container size...that is all store is great read more

Disappointed that the 3 times over the last several years I've been to the store they have had no a/c working. Of course this is on the 90+ degree days. Today they had three portable a/c units on the floor but only one running and not keeping up. I now know I will only visit in the winter. read more