Main Street Geek initially caught our attention with their really neat window displays full of…read moregreat memorabilia - we especially liked the Ghostbusters display. Unfortunately, we managed to pass by on the day they were closed, so we knew we definitely needed to make it back over -- and we were glad we did! It's a really neat store packed with a great selection of items from a myriad of fandoms. Comic books, graphic novels (including cookbooks!), figurines, LEGO, games, and more. There were also some fun accessories like LEGO earrings and necklaces featuring a variety of fandoms - Pokemon, Harry Potter, and more. Service was courteous and efficient.

Main Street Geek is an awesomely cool comic book and gaming store - located in Old Town Front Royal…read moreon the corner of East Main Street and Cloud Street. You'll find a variety of geeky goodness here: Comic books, some Star Wars stuff, Dungeons & Dragons stuff, Funko Pops, and a wide variety of other games, books, and a whole lot more! There is a cool Battle Droid in the back with a sign on it: "Do Not Touch." The sign says it was made using a 3D printer. There is also a nice selection of D&D/gaming dice. Can't wait to come back! #MainStreetGeek

Such a cute toy store with so many goodies! You can find some toys here that major department…read morestores wouldn't even know to carry. Arts and crafts supplies, stuffed animals, room decor, puzzles and mind strengthening trivia games, writing mediums. So much! Fun for holiday or birthday shopping and a great place to take kids downtown! I look forward to taking my children here one day. :)

What a fun store! The moment you walk inside, staff greet you and answer any questions. They have…read moreall kinds of toys that don't require batteries from puzzles to stuffed animals to other options. They also have games out to try and little kid stuff in the very back.

This was a small museum adjacent to the Luray Cavern gift shop. The entrance was free, included…read morewith the Luray Cavern tickets. It had a short passageway to walk with toys put on display between glass barriers. There were plenty of toys from past years. They were cool to see. As I walked thru the place, I couldn't bear the strong smell inside. There was a strong antique shop like odor. The floor was also covered with old tiles. Compared to the several other tourist spots in the vicinity, this one seemed the most underwhelming one.

We stumbled our way into Toy Town Junction since it's included in your ticket admission to the…read morecave. Set aside 10-15 minutes to take a walk down memory lane and see the toys of yesteryear- little people, train sets, you name it. Our crew enjoyed seeing the exhibit. The space is shared with a fudge and snack shop. Overall, it was well done and a fun addition to our rainy morning in the area.

My kids grew up playing with the toys from this store. Thomas the Train. We went through a lot of…read morethat! Wooden puzzles and really colorful puzzles in general. A whole wall of them. They have Lego Star Wars and Ninjago. Once we even bought a pair of stilts here! I used to get the children's workbooks for the summertime to keep their brain stimulated. Charts and math games here also. Great interactive stuff here on site to keep the tots busy while you shop. Lots of fun to stop in and just look around.

G. Whillikers tempted me in one day - the attraction was a wave of nostalgia - you don't see to…read moremany dedicated Toy Stores these days. The place is loaded with toys! It reminded me of the late 1960s/early 1970s when we as little kids would eagerly look forward to receiving the full color JCPenney and Sears Christmas catalogs - which we'd look through over and over again - focusing on the toys section! Lots of trains, models, and all sorts of fun toys! I think you'll find something appropriate for everyone here!

Fantastic little Toy Store on the edge of Old Town Manassas! I've driven by it a zillion times -…read morealways thinking I wanted to check it out. I finally visited this past week - looking for Christmas gift ideas. You can tell by the interior layout of the building, that it was probably originally a residential house. Lots of little rooms with narrow hallways. They carry a wide range of board and card games, Star Wars stuff, D&D stuff, tons of superhero stuff, Funko Pops, and more! Check them out! #KerbobbleToys

The staff is super friendly and helpful. This shop has Squishmallows, dolls (Barbie and American…read moreGirl dolls), legos, pokemon cards, legos, etc. It's nice to see toys that I grew up with in this shop. It's definitely a spot to check out and remember your childhood.

What a cute store with many blind box items, at good prices. Smiskis are located behind the…read morecounter. There's so many things to look at and can be tight when it's busy. I recommend parking at the Herndon library and walking over. There's also more upstairs, with Pokémon and other things

Rating 5/5, because of the 5 Smiskis bought (2/5 were Series 2 keychains), we pulled a secret!! We…read moregot the Museum secret, which is super cool :) I appreciate that they had EVERY series in stock, along with all the other items they sell. I wish it weren't so far from where we were staying in Virginia, but they had a great selection of trinkets and other items! Definitely go for all your trinket/Smiskis/Sonny Angel needs :)

Such a cute store with so many items from plushies, to make up products, to hair accessories, to…read moreanime characters to literally everything and anything you can think of. It can be pricy but I just love walking in and seeing all their merchandise !!

Took a friend of mine to Lil' Thingamajigs recently because they have so many cute knick-knacks,…read moreand since her daughter loves Hello Kitty, I thought it would be the perfect place to find something she'd like. To my surprise, when we walked in, there were no customers--just the cashier (the owner's wife). My friend and I started browsing the jewelry section and found a few cute pieces, but we noticed the cashier hovering nearby, which felt suspicious. It genuinely seemed like she was watching us to make sure we were "only looking," and it gave the impression she thought we might take something. It was extremely uncomfortable and made it hard to shop in peace. The whole experience changed how I feel about the store. I wouldn't shop there again, nor would I recommend it. The prices are also on the higher side.

Awesome selection of toys and great recommendations to local food places…read more The prices were all cheaper than getting it on amazon

I love this shop they sell disc's for disc golf and a large variety of sodas in the back cute…read moretrinkets and little gadgets don't forget to say hi to the bearded dragon in the desk

I'm thrilled that this unique toy store moved downtown from its old location in Creekside Station…read more Now, you can actually see the store,and it's even centrally located! With a completely different feel from Incredible Flying Objects, two toy stores is definitely not too many for the downtown area: while Incredible Flying Objects focuses on... well, flying objects (and prank and novelty items), Thinker Toys has a wide array of board and card games, Melissa & Doug stuff, and "thinker" toys. There's very little overlap between the two (what little I did see was yoyos and thinking putty, etc). The owner was friendly and knowledgeable - and young - and has the incredibly lucky backstory to have grown up with parents that owned a toy store for his entire life (That's every kid's dream life, right?). A lifetime "in" toys translates to an expert handle on which toys have staying power, and which toys are just junk - and he doesn't stock junk. We'll definitely be back!

This place is WAY over priced, found the same things on Amazon for 1/3 of the price. The people…read morethat work here are not nice people the old lady screamed at a child for touching.