My Mom has picked out perfect gifts, for her grandchildren and greats for years, from this store…read more The owner directs Mom towards toys based on each child's likes. She also wraps and ships them around the country. The suggested gifts are a hit everytime. The owners knowledge,advice and variety are priceless . She has made this a valuable source of perfect gifts from Grandparents.This store is a hidden gem.

If you're a childless gal with lots of friends' kiddos to buy for then I highly recommend Kim…read more(owner and now dubbed by one of my friends as a 'gift concierge') to shop for you! She stayed in my price range, picked out 2 gifts for each kid (for the 2024 holidays) & wrapped everything! The kids have absolutely loved their gifts! Worth the 1 hour drive!

So I was trying to buy a dumpling, u know those viral ones. And then Kevin came up to me and said…read morethat the dumplings were all glitter dumpling, u know those viral ones. So I bought a lot because the glitter on are really rare, and sell for $100. But then when I got home I opened them and they all were the white ones the least rare ones, u know the viral ones. And I went to return them because I got scammed, and then they didn't let me. Then Kevin came out and said too bad 4 who? Too bad 4 u! So I said grown ahh man btw. So overall I think it was a horrible experience and I definitely don't like that cringe cornball Kevin. 1 star for Kevin's performance, 3.5 star for everyone else's performance.

My four children and I visited the store while traveling through the area. Three employees were…read moreworking. One employee (maybe the owner) was behind the counter, two other employees were stocking. No one spoke to us. We passed by them multiple times to get around to the other side of the store. No one said a word. My son was looking for a specific new item. We found it, only to find that it was marked THREE times higher than regular retail price. $50 collectible cards were priced at $150. $6 packs of cards were priced at $15. I was under the impression this was a toy store, not a price gouging collector's showcase. We will happily spend our money elsewhere.

Had a great experience with management and staff and it was related to a small order right before…read moreChristmas. That is how you build goodwill with your customer base. Kudos to Awesome Toys and Gifts.

Stopped in here for a birthday present for a friend's kid. The staff was nice and very helpful. The…read morestore is adorable, though super hidden behind a shopping center. I wish they had more visibility because it seems like such a nice town toy store! The free gift wrapping station (with bows, tape, name cards to stick on the gifts, scissors) and FREE CARDS were such a nice touch. Seems so simple but means so much to the customers. Never going back to Toys R Us again!

The workers were very nice and gave good service plus they have a wide selection of games would…read morerecommend going here they do not sell ps5 games here neither xbox series X

Always helpful and kind in this store. Prices are fair and the inventory is pretty good.read more

I went there for the first time on Saturday and I was impressed by the tracks in the merchandise…read moreand especially the owner and his workers. If there was 20 stars, I would give them that great place to visit and buy.

Stopped in for the first time looking for a screw I needed for my Tamiya Brat. Although he didn't…read morehave the Tamiya part I need he came up with a creative solution using parts he had. Thanks for getting me running again.

If you're a toy train enthusiast, this store is unmatched. Thier , staff knows just about…read moreeverything there is. Recently, I pulled my old to trains out of the basement and found my lionel engine headlight was burned out, smoker wasn't working...etc .Probably due to the abuse it received when I was a kid. They refurbished a 60 year old engine like it was brand new ! They did such a good job I gave them my tender car for whistler and got it back with the same quality and care they performed on the engine. Great place, great knowledgable staff and service!!!

Not really sure Not really that much of a selection. But very cute store but if you have…read moresomething in mind you might find something to interest you

Thank God for this place right before Christmas. picked up some novelty items that made think of…read morecertain people & helped me wrap up the rest of my shopping. but even better both my children are into record players & vinyl records & i was able to pickup some 70's/80's artists. right next to Rose Dairy & a pub across from yhe old Everybodys. prices reasonable.

Very well organized. The store is very well stocked. Everything has prices on it. Unfortunately,…read moremany of the things are more expensive than Amazon. I did find one brand called Teacher's Created Resources that wasn't sold on Amazon. I did still purchase somethings. Definitely a great store for teachers and homeschooling.

Great store excellent staff always willing to help. I visit this store often and always find…read moresomething new. My daughter absolutely loved the craft section.

Nora helped me find a rare old book when I could not find it on the internet. Wow! Great person who…read moredoes a lot for Bethel. :)

I am a giant nerd. I own multiple bookcases filled with books in multiple languages in addition to…read morean extensive e-book collection. I have "issues" with books. Folded corners irk me. Notes incense. Books abandoned open and face down may lead to crimes against humanity or, admittedly more often, indignant snorts. Rainy Day Paperback Exchange appeals to all of my sensibilities. Bright, well-lit, well-organized, and pleasantly musky with the smell of aged paper, I felt as though I were in an awesomely curated library rather than a used book store. I navigated to my go-to categories of U.S. public policy history and science fiction/fantasy and was pleasantly surprised with both the breadth of the selection available and the condition of the books themselves. The owners clearly aren't in the business of selling messy, haphazardly used books with large stains or ample evidence of dog or cat chewing. That the proprietor and the other staff member I met were also charming, intelligent, bookish people more than happy to discuss the town of Bethel, forthcoming improvements to it, and provide me a bit of perspective on its character only added to my impression. Were I closer to Rainy Day Paperback Exchange than Buffalo, NY, I assure you that it would be my first stop for all of my literary needs.