The toy store from our childhood dreams! What a great place for children. Good service. Great…read moreselection of toys games and candy. Floors of fun for everyone offering a great value. Amazing toy stores are rare and kids really love them. Watching your child's imagination is magic for parents. You should go, and I'll be back!

I heard this was the toy store of all toy stores and it indeed was. There were 7 floors of product,…read moreeach dedicated to a theme. Suitable for all ages. There were many photo opportunities and lots of demonstrations as well. The sales people worked for the store and there was no pressure at all. We were there a little under an hour and discovered many new items. Our kids really enjoyed the lego and Wicked themed areas. There is also a cotton candy machine where you can watch it being made through the glass, all automated. We somehow left without purchasing anything due to our inability to take it back home.

Aladdin's cave of toys, everything you could ever want toy wise. The staff here are incredibly…read morehelpful if you need anything at all and you can order online too! Amazing service and a real gem of a shop that seems like a vintage toy shop in comparison to the slightly tacky likes of Hamleys or Toys r us. Definitely recommend!

Don't forget to leave your children outside, because owner doesn't let to touch toys! Absolutely…read moreridiculous!

I haven't been here in a while.. but this place was such an innovative idea. It sells unusual stuff…read morefor kids, and things they can afford with their own cash! But also they used to sell your good nick designer clothes on your behalf - Not sure if they still do, but it was a great idea, as we know kids grow so quickly. Definitely a place to drop in if your in portobello market round the corner.

I really love this place. This B&M is situated on the site that previously housed Homebase, so it…read moreis huge. The only B&M I'd been to before was a couple of years ago, when I was in Yorkshire. I was really impressed with that store and it wasn't an eighth of the size of this store. I looked at the website and it seems that they are springing up all around London and the South East. It's a hard store to explain. It's like a mix of Poundland, Robert Dyas and B&Q (if you're American read Dollar General, Big Lots and Walmart). It also has quite a large but busy carpark. This store is on two levels, complete with a garden centre attached. Upstairs is mainly concentrated on decorating and DIY goods. It has a large selection of non-perishable foods, and a large section for biscuits and sweets. I even found French's Steak Sauce for 49p, cheaper than purchasing it in the US. You can get TV's here and audio equipment. There is also a furniture section and tons of toys and games. As its near Christmas two aisle are concentrated on decorations, mainly tat, but with some tasteful bargains too, with plenty of stocking filler gifts. I really like this store, and know I will be back on a not too regular basis, but if I fancy a stroll around with nothing too much in mind, other than pick up a bargain.

If you have children or grandchildren or are just young at heart, this toy store is where you want…read moreto shop. Not only is it overflowing with all kinds of imaginative and creative toys and games, the staff and owner give the kind of service that box stores and even large department stores just do not give anymore. Run, don't walk to shop here. It is so worth it. My husband and I went in seeking a game that our daughter could not find that is from Denmark that our granddaughter had played and loved. While the store owner did not have it, she happened to be going to Denmark. On her own time, she made a special effort to find it, and bring it back in time for us to get to our granddaughter by Christmas. When you find that kind of dedication to a child's joy, it tells you a lot about what a great place it is to shop.

I used to come here as a child and always loved it. Great selection, kind staff and good prices…read more I live in New York now but whenever I visit my parents in London, Happy Returns is a guaranteed stop for my daughter. She loves everything about the place - great selection of JellyCats, super toddler toys and even some educational gifts for my older niece. Excellent inventory and they are always bringing in new toys, so it never gets old. The current owner Jenny is really wonderful. My daughter was playing with a Peppa Pig backpack but it was a bit too big for her, so Jenny got her a Peppa Pig handbag she wears the whole time now. She's great; really cares about the kids and the parents. I absolutely love Happy Returns!!

Even if you're not a parent you will find yourself drawn to this delightful toy store. Honey Jam…read morehas lovely traditional toys such as spinning tops and a large selection of wooden toys. There's also some really cute kids clothes by designers such as No Added Sugar. I absolutely LOVE the baby grand piano which takes pride of place in the shop window. Prices range from a very reasonable £6 to a hefty £125 for the oh-so-very-cute piano. I'm glad I have a baby so I have a real excuse to regularly visit this store and relive my childhood!

What a sweet shop! Sorry, but it is. I don't have kids, but a quick pop in this shop is always…read morerefreshing as they - model Jasmine Guinness ("Jam") and friend Honey Bowdrey - have an amazing selection of toys and costumes for babes, tots and older kids (ie gag gifts), all laid out in a highly organized fashion. I have a soft spot for the retro wooden toys.