Had a good time going through the isles. Recommend a visit for nostalgia reasons alone.read more

This place is an amazing shop filled with nostalgia of old. With twist and turns for collectibles…read more It comes off kind of crowded, but the displays are actually well organized works of art. It is a place of things not needed as a norm, but for a collector as myself I could go broke over the amazing things they have. The workers are pleasant and have their own uniqueness which makes the experience even more enjoyable.

I love this place the employees are so nice the only problem is there model train innovatory is…read moresmall but that's ok because there mostly focus on extra cars keep up the good work there the best highly recommended

It is a REAL true hobby shop !! They have anything and everything you are looking for !! The…read morestaff is always available to help with your needs . If you've not been there .... Make plans to go !!!

This is one of the best experiences I have had at a store. Everyone was so kind and helpful and…read moreMaya was truly amazing. I can't wait to go back, thankful to have a place to find MTG cards that doesn't make you feel super intimidated and everyone just wanted to help. Very different from other comic stores I have been to.

This is the best comic and card shop around. I enjoy the friendly staff and how well stocked…read moreeverything is. They have the absolute best prices in town and always gives the customer a fair price. I highly recommend this Dayton Gem!!

Smaller shop with a good selection of products priced fairly. Possibly the most consistently…read morefriendly staff in the area.

They have older magic sets that other shops don't have. Has a nice atmosphere and friendly…read moreemployees.

Horrible customer service, horrible pricing. You would be better off taking your money elsewhere.read more

Video games are great cards games as well but as a gamer so here for it. There store is big and…read moreholds alot of tournament.

Wow just stopped in to cruise through and browse wow they have alot. Not just Halloween they have…read moreall the holidays and birthdays covered. Disney characters, all the horror movies, pirates, santa claus, mrs clause, elves, pirates, medical, fireman, and police and everything else you can imagine!

I'm actually not very impressed with this particular Foy's store. Seems to have a bunch of…read morecostumes that you'd fine at Spirit Halloween or even on the internet. Tons of slutty Leg Avenue costumes too. Most of them range from 30 to 60 bones. This particular store really isn't worth a long drive if you have a Spirit or Party City closer to you.

Yellow Springs Toy Company is a chock-filled shop that seems to sell every toy ever invented. The…read moreage range of items is from newborns to seniors. There are bath toys, books, and blocks. There are plushy, puzzles, and puppets. You get the idea. And to top it off, there's a very friendly lady there to help sort it all out for you. The only drawback to the store is that the building is old and not ADA compliant. The entry is via very steep stairs and no landing. It's kind of scary and I'm glad there are handrails. For those with mobility issues, don't worry, as there is in-store pick up, local delivery, and US shipping.

What a fun find in the heart of downtown Yellow Springs! I'm wondering if they're new-ish given…read morethat I'm the first to review this business on Yelp. I'm a sucker for a toy store that sports creative and educational toys. Nine times out of ten I walk out with a purchase either for myself or the kiddos in my life. This visit was no exception. We ended up purchasing these fun stickers that convert a cardboard box into a car (they also had versions that create a mini play kitchen - how fun?!). The shop was filled with educational items - engineering, arts/creative, invention toolkits, art history, etc. They also have a small section in the front with quirky items like a mustached baby pacifier. My only reason for holding back on the fifth star was that some of the tchotchke style items seemed overpriced to a point that I couldn't justify spending more for local - for example $17 sunglasses for kiddos.

The gift shop is right by the main entrance, and they route you through it to get to and from most…read moreof the museum and village. Lots of nice items, somewhat pricey but worth it. A few cheap trinkets for the kids, but generally very nice things. There's a separate room for Christmas stuff across the hall (in November when we visited anyway, maybe not all year.) Friendly staff. I successfully extricated Kid K without purchasing anything, but she was sad.