Best Toy store in town Close to everything great…read more in business since 1977 that should tell you something right there happy almost 50th anniversary Magic Mouse Toys Hope to visit again

Stumbled upon Magic Mouse Toys after doing the Underground tour. It was so fun! They had Jellycats,…read moreboard games, puzzles, and more to offer. I got my hands on the green easter macaron and pizza jellycat plushies :)

This comic book store is located on the 4th floor of Pike Place market. It is a huge store. Really…read morepopular among the visitors. I went there multiple times and it was so packed. They have so much more than just comic books. They have lots of board games. There's a huge collection of posters and figurines. The comic books are separated in sections by genre. There are also many types of playing cards, pins and collectibles as well. One of the unique items at this store was they had the scripts of many popular movies and TV shoes. I saw the script of pilot episode of GOT, TBBT, Friends and among movies there was Batman, Harry Porter, LOTR, Hunger Games, Twin Peaks and hundreds of more of them. I found a Marvel poster that I liked a lot. It was reasonably priced for $15. Checkout process was quick with assistance from very friendly staff. If you are comic fan, this is an absolutely must visit place for anyone visiting the Pike Place market.

Came here while making an afternoon of Pike Place with my friend and wow it's a nerds dream in…read morehere. They have all sorts of collectibles, you name it, and if it's popular, it's probably here. Comics/manga, collectable buttons, stickers, magnets, Figures, Funko's, mugs, posters of movies, posters of anime, wall scrolls and tons more crammed into this little shop. What I thought was cool was the Cardboard stand ups of Star Wars characters just outside the shop. That is something I don't see often and was kind hoping someone would buy one so that I can ask them how they planned to carry it out without it being damaged. That all said there are snags about Golden Age Collectables. A collectable shop to me is usually in sort of a lower traffic area, or a mall at most. Golden Age here is in a very high traffic area, It's Pike Place after all - a tourist destination, and the store is not particularly big, neither are the aisles. It was hard to stop and look at look at anything without being in someone's way. So, the browsing experience was not great here. My friend got major icks when someone was trying to pass her in a crowded aisle... and was let's just say was a bit inappropriate about it. As a result, she wanted to wait outside for the remainder of the visit. I was not far behind due to how cramped it is. I'd say if you have in mind something you want here, check it out, but if you don't do well in tight spaces and lots of people, exercise discretion.

This is such a cute store! I love anything BT21 and they have a good collection! This is a pop-up…read moreand they're currently planning on having this store until the end of the year, unless it does incredibly well then it may become a permanent store! So please support this store so it can be a permanent fixture in Seattle and hopefully they'll expand their collection! I got a set of plushies, one for each BTS member. Luckily they were on sale! Then I got a set of smaller plush toys that were also known as sale! They have some shirts, bags, and other accessories! I wish I could buy everything! The attendant was super nice and helpful! It made the shopping experience so much more exciting!

The service was great. I wish they would offer print out receipts. Don't like that everything is…read morevia an email or text. Sometimes not everyone has that. The selection is limited to Line Friends Partnership. The products are pricey, so the value is not worth it.

A very cool shop and an absolute must-visit for any diecast or car enthusiast at Pike Place. They…read morehave a wide range of model brands from Hotwheels to Mini GT and others, but unfortunately it's a bit of a look-don't-touch situation with extreme pricing that blows well past market value. I understand that rent has to be covered, but selling recent-year Hotwheels for up to $10 a piece feels predatory.

Thursday 11am-12pm still no shop keep to open for business. No notice on the door saying…read morealternative hours than the ones posted on the door or online. Very disappointed because this was are one real reason for stopping at Pike Place Mall as we are heading back to Portland, OR today. My husband remembered this place from back in the early 2000's when he first moved to the PNW. He's a huge motor head/car guy and was happy to see this place was still in business. Unfortunately we weren't able to wait more than 90 mins past the advertised 11am open time. If there is a change in hours it sure would be nice if the owner would update his hours. Especially in such a tourist busy venue.

I wish I could give zero stars but it's not an option. I can't believe this is a children's store…read more The 2 women working today were "thinking" of NOT selling a toy to my kids because they wanted to keep it for themselves WOW! What kind of store doesn't want to sell their items? Unbelievable! How do they stay in business? She even asked my 10 year old are you following me? I found that very rude! The worst store I've ever been in. First of all, we were a family of 4 and my children each got one. You took out that jelly cat you did not put on the floor on your own. We did not ask for you to take anything out besides asking if you had another quantity of the pink bunny. We knew nothing about the another one you brought out on your own. It's doesn't especially mean if we're a family of four we could do 4 transactions. So don't say we're lying when you caused all this. We are not your only bad review, we have seen your past reviews on Google. I still don't recommend this place to any families with children or anyone in general. Have a great day. You can stop replying and not opening it to the public because it's showing guilt. I'm sure I'm not the only bad review you'll ever get considering how you run your business. I didn't see your goggle reviews before I went to your shop but it is what it is. What happened and said is done and at the end of the day my kids got what they wanted despite you hesitating to sell to kids. You tried to save the jellycats for a collector FYI my kids are collectors! Take care!

We were slightly early for a brunch reservation at a nearby restaurant while walking through the…read morealley I spotted Post Alley Kids. My son was instantly intrigued by the car and toy selection right at the door. While my daughter was drawn to the crafts section. I really liked the unique kids apparel, and personalized feel the overall store ambiance yields. The service was good, there was only one person working on a Sunday and she was understandably busy but courteous to everyone whom walked in. If you have little ones and you're at the market make sure to include Post Alley Kids in your visit, your little people will thank you.

I appreciated the fantastic service for a guy who just came in to find a very niche item. I was…read morethrilled when they found my disney infinity figure for my 5 year old. It's a fantastic store for all ages, and the staff is super welcoming.

I've heard about Pink Gorilla games for years on the Metal Jesus YouTube channel. I finally got to…read morego to a location. The staff is super nice. But the place is super small and just an alright selection. I'll have to try one of the other locations if I'm in Seattle again.

What a great store! I have seen it on my trips to the International District for years, but I have…read morenever been inside. I recently got into the Gundam hobby and thought it was time to check this store out. The interior is small but packed with stock, and a few very impressive display cases containing some great scale models. There were several other customers in the store and the owner/operator had a good report with all of them. He took time to talk with me and answer my questions and was very friendly and knowledgeable. I really appreciated his tips and advice. Hike the store is small it has a very good selection of model lines and models. It even had a few premium boxes which I was excited to see. Beyond the models there was also a very good selection of hobby tools paints and supplies. I will absolutely be coming back here and can't recommend it highly enough.

Super large selection with VERY good prices and a clean structured store. The owner was very kind…read moreand easy to talk to. Would definitely recommend.

Adorable store full of fun things for tweens and adults that love all things squishy and fun! The…read moreplace is all pink and beautiful. Purchased some fun Seattle postcards and stickers for my luggage.

Bright lights to find your way through all the darkness of the downstairs stores. This one shines…read moreso brightly and was a diamond in the rough. Lots of cuteness of doughnut cats of pins ( around $12), stickers ($5 big sticker or $8 for a sheet of small ones), post cards ($2 each or 3 for $5), pastry pets, mugs, T-shirts, coloring books and more. The owner, Marnin and his dog, Daisy were delightful. Marnin offered to give kiddos treats to Daisy and showed how to give the treats the right way. He was good with the kids. I ended up getting a post card, sticker and chapstick. The post card was quite likable as it was a postcard of the word Seattle and its famous landmarks and cartoon pic of Marnin, his wife and their dog Daisy. This is worth checking out for cuteness and smiles.

I can't believe I found both Gunpey AND Every Extend Extra just hanging out waiting for me at…read moreextremely reasonable pricing. I kinda wish I came here for Phantasy Star Portable before going for a private seller online because the price here was way more reasonable. Also I met Gulliver there and we went out for drinks in the neighborhood- if his crew is looking for him I'll get to fixing his communication device in a bit.

Staff is great here. They let me make bad Snake Plisken jokes and get away with it. The kids come…read morefor the stuffies, we stay for the old gameboy carts, and a good time is had by all. Please guys, bring one of these to Kirkland or something!

My son went in as a zebra and bought these disguise glasses. Having this shop in the market is key…read morefor my kids, we always visit and usually buy something. There's a lot of fun things. This time my 3 kids all bought trick knives, the ones where the plastic blade goes inwards so that it really looks like you're stabbing each other. I'll never forget the image of my three kids running circles around each other "stabbing" each other in the parking lot like some dance number from West Side Story XD. This place always adds something to our visits to the market. The shop workers are funny and sometimes do magic tricks. The items aren't as cheap as online but well worth the convenience and experience of the shop, so excellent value. There's plenty of reasonably priced stuff cheap enough for a kids allowance.

Absolutely amazing novelty shop I've been frequenting for many years. Deep in the Catacombs of the…read morePike Place Market you'll find this mysterious place. Personally I came to purchase flash paper & liquid finger smoke when I was a brat teenager. Come on as an adolescent this stuff was essential for having fun. Now as an adult I still enjoy all the trinkets you can purchase. Keep a lookout for Franks favorite and that's the Fortune Teller Machine out front, I feel it gives the business a certain authenticity of a past long forgotten. For some change you can buy a fortune and sometimes it comes true but it's such a tradition I always buy one. Anyways check it out it's a smashing good time...