We have been coming to Hot Springs for 35 years. When our children were young the vacation was not…read morecomplete until we have visited the Toy Chest and picked out a special toy. As your children grow up toy stores become less important but we still stopped in just to look around and see what was new and what "old" toys were still being sold. Regardless of if we were shopping for toys or just looking around we always found the staff to be both friendly and helpful. Yes, they do have some expensive toys and ones that require special care but we or our kids learn to ask to see those toys or get a demonstration. This past visit we were looking for a dinosaur toy, walked in and they had a complete display of everything from packages with multiple small dino's to ones that were 12 inches with great details. we found a dinosaur book with pull up flaps with additional information. This was perfect for the three year old with an encyclopedic knowledge of all things dino related. The Toy Chest is not your normal retail toy store, the staff is very knowledgable about the toys they have and what works for the age of your child. Ask them for help and you will find out what personal service is all about, or at least we have for the past several decades.

We stopped here while traveling through Arkansas while on vacation. As toy stores are in short…read moresupply these days, this was a wonderful treat for our kids. This one offered a little bit of everything for various age groups; my son walked away with a toy dragon and my daughter a wooden espresso set. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. Highly recommend a visit to this fun stop while in Hot Springs.

My husband and I loved it here! They stayed open a little later so we could visit while we were…read morepassing through Hot Springs, and they were so easy to communicate with and really went our of their way for us! We didn't mind the price of admission, since they give so much back to the community. Excellent cause, such cool selection of collections, and a great tour with fun backstories! We came specifically for Star Wars nostalgia, but were pleasantly surprised with how much else was there! We would definitely come back if we are ever passing through Hot Springs again!

This is a great place to go for a little nostalgia. If you grew up in the '70s, '80s, or '90s--or…read morejust love vintage toys--you have to check out the Retroverse Museum. The toy collection is insanely fun and super well-curated. I saw everything from original Star Wars figures to Matchbox cars and He-Man. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the collections. You can tell a lot of love went into this place. New pieces are added as they are found "in the wild" or donated by collectors and families of collectors that have passed. They even have some duplicate/overflow items available to purchase in a little gift shop area. Tickets are a little pricy, but proceeds are used to maintain the museum, as well as a variety of community events.

I wish I took more pictures because this place ha sit all! Cute brands like KicKee Pants,…read moreAngelDear, Three Hearts, Bibs Pacifiers, Copper Pearl, Bella Tuno, etc.! It's a one stop shop for teethers, ourfits, sustainable toys (silicone mainly and some wood), blankets, drool bibs, and even shoes. We basically bought out the store both times because it was all they brands I love in one place. They have LOL live sale son Instagram (Last One Left) and they even ship! You can't easily find a baby store that offers as much. They even grow into tween stuff, pretty cute.

If you want to save money, this is the place. They have a large assortment of books, Bibles, and…read morejournals at a fabulous price. I buy most of my snacks here because they are so much less than any other store but your Best Buy's will be in the kitchen items and rugs. I get a card in the mail every month or so for 15% off the entire purchase I usually spend about $100 or more while I'm there.Today I bought two sets of Martha Stuart dishes regular $40 got them for $20 with 15% off. I bought a Ray dune frother for $3 Two beautiful kitchen rugs for $7 each. also a glass spray bottle for Oil for $5 paid more than that for a plastic one from TEMU

I disappointed in the reviews I see here! Are you seriously expecting a Dillard's or high end store…read moreexperience when the place is advertized as a discount store? You've got to know what you are there for! It's a scavenger hunt! I've picked up some great things and made some great buys at Ollie's. True some of their prices on things aren't as low as you might expect but just pass those by if they don't appeal to you, or if you feel they are too expensive but just a few of the things that I have picked up recently are books for the price of three and four dollars when they're still being sold for 20 and $24 on Amazon, a really nice bathtub length bath rug for $15 that sells in the stores for 35 or 40, and my best grab recently was a pair of Betsey Johnson sunglasses that I snagged for $3! Don't count Ollie's out just because you didn't find a good buy, they are there you just have to hunt for them and that's part of the fun. I'll be going back there soon because I love their book section and if I have any question about the book I just Google it while I'm in the store and find out what the current price is at other locations, and nine times out of 10 Ollie's price is better than most. They also have some great children's books and I'm a firm believer that more people need to read to their kids so go pick up a couple of two dollar books and read your kid a bedtime story tonight. Oh another item that I got that was a great buy, was a water meter for my potted plants it's the exact same thing that sells for $9.99 elsewhere and I got it for .99 cents, then after making sure it worked properly went back and bought six more. My plants are very happy with me right now. Ollie's also has a variety of canned goods that are priced very reasonably rather than what the grocery stores are charging so I always go there first before I hit the grocery store to see if anything on my list is available there. You've got to learn how to work it and have an open mind. Now get up off your arse, sieze the day and go buy that book to read to your kid tonight!

Located on the south end of bathhouse row, this quirky cafe is worth the stop. The coffee is great,…read morebut the highlight is the robots. They are mouthy, they are hilarious, and they will bring you your coffee. The owner indicated they are going to add on robot mini golf escape room in the future, so I am excited to come back.

I did not get coffee or ice cream, but seeing the robots is something everyone should experience if…read moreyou're in Hot Springs. The owner/inventor works the coffee and ice cream counter and was very friendly. Would definitely return and get a coffee next time I'm in town.

This was the first stop on our quick visit to Hot Springs and Bathhouse Row during a roadtrip from…read moreChicago to Houston. So interesting to hear from Bill about not only about the history of this and other bathhouses, but also how the thermal springs water is collected, what caused the decline in the 70s and 80s and the measures in place designed to prevent the spread of illnesses, like frequent testing of the water for viruses and bacteria. Very interesting to hear about the fears and impact of the AIDS epidemic in the 80s on Hot Springs as a contrast to the current pandemic. The current Lamar Bathhouse is a stone, brick and stucco Spanish style structure. It replaced an earlier Victorian building that honored US Supreme Court Justice Lamar. The bathhouse was unique in that it offered 5 different tub lengths to accomodate a variety of heights. Several of the original tubs are on display (or can be used for a photo op). Murals and stencils were added in the 20s to elicit a more European flavor. Today, Lamar Bathhouse functions as an admininstative building and has the park store, Bathhouse Row Emporium. Ask for Roxana for fun gift ideas. Make sure to stamp your Park Passport here and at Fordyce Bathhouse if you collect stamps. They are different at each site.

Posters were ridiculously expensive. Seriously? 50 bucks for a small printed poster? However other…read morethings were well priced. Stuffed bat surprisingly cheap. Great selection of pins, badges, and stickers. Employee had a stardew valley pin which was really cool.

I have done business with Adam and Eve, cupids and seductions, by far seductions with their service…read moreand value are by far the best adult entertainment store around I would recommend that you try seductions first And get the service you need at a good price

Average adult video store. Average experience. Alot of porn and toys. Used to be KFC. Also…read moremoonlights as a head shop. Wonderland is better.

Small Walmart , prices are good and it's clean . Took my dog shopping and no one said a word . Got…read morea huge water jug to take water home from the springs . Bought some lunch meat .. they give you more per a lb than my Tennessee Walmart . I wish they had fishing supplies

It's a Walmart, but it's cleaner than most. super-friendly,…read moredecent prices. AVlittle bit limited on the selection because it's A Neighborhood MARKET. I definitely like going to this one more than the others just for a quick grocery order.

In Houston, we don't have a store this cool. In comparison we have a Walmart and it sucks, but what…read moremakes Atwoods the best is the fact that they sell everything! I came in looking for buckets and garden tools for rockhounding/crystal mining. I found a solid and sturdy garden set for $11. Cool graphic tees for $9; a great souvenir gift. Set of gloves; $5 and giant buckets; $4. A great value! I even saw that they sell a lot of farm supplies, rabbits, food, candy, clothing, cat mechanical tools, kid toys, homesteading things, and etc. The cashier was bit weird; she is a local, but had no recommendations for the city. Plenty of parking and shopping carts.

I bought 6 pullets 3/14/25 3 production reds and 3 buff orphington…read more 3 are roosters who are torturing my pullets. Not my first chickens. I am raising hens NOT roosters