I've been searching for Lego sets on my grandsons Christmas wishlist. Last year we gave him a…read morefairly large Harry Potter set. Little did I know it can be connected with four additional Harry Potter Lego sets to make a grand display. So of course he wanted the complete collection. One of the sets is no longer produced so I searched eBay for that set. While I was searching I had also written down info on the other sets and what they would cost if I purchased them on Lego.com I found a great deal on one of the sets from The Toy Guys. It was listed in new condition. I am fairly pleased with the purchase however there was one small tear of part of the front card box. It doesn't affect the set and will be easy to disguise when I tape a label to the box. Overall I would purchase Legos from this business in the future.

Looking for Funko Pops! They have chases, grails, combos, old one and new ones! And sometimes even…read morespecial release ones. Follow them on instagram and Facebook for daily post and updates! "The toys guys" in Richmond Va.! Swing by this local store, owned by a local family! Support small businesses everyday! They have a $5 wall, perfect for the kiddos who can't leave them in a box! This is the spot in Richmond Virginia. Looking for retired LEGO sets, LEGO mini figures, new and old! They even have a big bulk bins you can pick through ! At a competitive price compared to big box stores! Swing by and talk to Matt and Danielle! Check out their eBay store, they ship all over the USA! Friendly staff, friendly pups, They buy funko collectors, The buy LEGO collections, in box, out of box, in a plastic tote, swing by and see them today! Awesome store!

I loved this comic store while visiting Richmond! Small store but has a lot of stuff, which I was…read morepleasantly surprised with. They have a good amount of new issues, as well as older ones. They have a huge collection of older issues, including ones labeled from the Silver Age, which I appreciated. Most of them are organized, but some of them are kind of all over the place timeline wise, but still fun to go through. They had quite a diversity of TP and compendiums which was great! There were so many great series! Would say everything was priced decently. Employee was chill and friendly.

This shop has one of the biggest collection of issues I have seen in most comic book stores, so…read moremuch so it's sometimes difficult to navigate what exactly you are looking for. I enjoy coming to this place as it feels almost more catered to the collector by having multiple cover variants in stock and occasionally accessories like posters and pins. The staff are very knowledgeable about comics and the stories so if you have a question, don't hesitate to ask.

Whenever I need something gaming related, I know if I can't find it here, they can help me find it…read more They also have an awesome selection of singles for cards like Pokémon or Magic the Gathering. The vibe is usually pretty welcoming, and they have game nights for events or whatever. Overall, great store, staple of Carytown

Just meh. Gave it two tries. Everything about it. What they offer- meh and incomplete. Their staff-…read moremeh and not that helpful with 'you must not be a gamer, so I'm going to mansplain everything' undertones. Guy was probably too high to realize what he was talking about tbh. I'm not a local, so I won't bother going back. I've already been to Battlegrounds in Midlothian and it'll be worth the drive to avoid having to go back to this place. I mean, it's not terrible, but not worth the time.

I have shopped this store since the early 2000s and Love ove their selection of appliqué house…read moreflags but, they never seem to be open . I live in Idaho now and was in Richmond a year ago in the fall, went to their store on a regular business day and they had a note on the door that they were closed until after I left town. Several other times I ordered on line, tHe order was accepted and charged and 2 full weeks later I called about my order to find it was no longer in stock... 2 Weeks! Today closed again for Mlk Day. Guess I'll go elsewhere. Thanks for your reply, I was a loyal return customer since 2002 but have given up trying to by from you, good luck

We love this cute little store. It has sweet friendly owners and a good variety. They have some…read morevery unique board games from blueorange and other companies. Upon the owners recommendation we purchased Kingdomino, a cross between domino and something like Catan. We've been playing a lot and it's cool because it keeps our 9- and 12-year-olds engaged and is still interesting to us as adults too. We will be coming back for more recommendations. In addition to the dolls, bears, and flags they also have some really cute baby boutique items. I can see us shopping here for a nieces and nephews.

Mongrel is a Carytown staple. It's packed with unique gifts, quirky home decor, greeting cards,…read moretoys etc. Opry one in there is super helpful and you can just get lost and all the aisles of items

This local Richmond shop is one of our go-to spots for unique gifts. Love the aesthetic, and we…read morealways make it a point to stop in whenever we're on Cary Street. It's the kind of store where you can easily find something for just about anyone and any occasion. They have a great selection of greeting cards and some of the most unique wrapping paper. Also, we've picked up several Jellycats here for our niece. Prices can run a bit high, but that's part of the charm since many of the items feel thoughtfully curated and aren't the kind of things you'll find everywhere else. The staff is consistently friendly and always greets us when we walk in. If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind gift, this is the place.

Kind, informative, courteous! Called from California…read more Friendly! Answered all questions.

A bookstore in Richmond to visit on Broad Street. I found parking around the corner since you can't…read morepark in front of the store. When I got there, they had a table of books for $1, mostly kid's books. Once inside, there are books along the wall. I also saw comic books, records and some vintage ads by decades. They have a very tiny kid's section nothing to rave about. My impression is that they had a lot of books, but not a lot of popular books. It was still worth a look. I did see some books about Art and Architecture. I am sure I am missing mentioning more, but that is what I remembered. The books were fairly priced and was glad to find 2 books. You can see my pics to see them. The bookstore seems to have been there a long time. It doesn't look like it's been updated ever. There is an old vibe here, but these are the kinds of bookstore you will find something cool and rare. The old register at the counter is also a classic.