UPDATE: Here it is four years later, and everything I said before still applies. In fact, things…read morehave only gotten better as they've streamlined their online auctions and moved into a more auction-friendly, customer-centric location (with real windows in the store!) and the staff has gotten the process down better. Yes, the shipping can be high because they can't "cheat" and send comics via Media Mail like smaller sellers can. But that just makes bidding in person that much better, you lucky locals! Still some of the best packaging in mail order. Haven't been to the new location yet but looking forward to it!

Yes you did come out twice to see my collection. You said that it was not worth your time to…read moreinvest in. l have a very diverse collection. My cars range from: 32, 24, 18, 12, 15, 56, 43, 64, and 87 scale cars from various maufactures like Danbery Mint Franklin Mint, Metal made Tootsies, Matchboxes, Abingdon MGs, Summerville, Chrome, and Burgotti, Speedsie Rollers, Disney Pixcars, and Micro Machine model cars were not worth your time for auction. You said they were average at best.

This store has everything. It really caters to all. Lots of hard to find toys (Spirographs)…read more They also gift wrap. The most amazing part of this store is its owners and employees. I work in the area and sometimes take my son to work. My son has Aspergers and always runs down the street to this store. They are so friendly. At the end of the summer there is a fair (like an art fair), its called Milford Memories. There are tons of people. Ours son took off and went MIA for 10 minutes. The first place we ran to was the Village Toy Store. He wasn't there. The owner Greg told me he would keep his eyes out for him. When we found him we went back to tell Greg all was well. He pulled me off to the side and said our son was always welcomed in his store. He is has always been respectable, always puts the toys back and always says thank you for letting him come in. Toys R Us, Walmart and Target might have more, but this local sore will get my business.

Great selection of unique toys and gifts!!! I have found several unique gifts for family members…read moreand friends that the kids have loved, and the staff is always very helpful. Wonderful store!!!

we got the "my very own grill" for my kids, american made, well designed…read more Pretty much all my childrens toys are made in China, I've been wondering and looking for toys that I dont have harmful chemicals, made by slave labor. the build quality is outstanding, sturdy and everything fits! Out of the box, the plastic items dont have that godzilla was created by the toxic chemicals to make this toy smell. I will start to purchase more toys from this company in the future. Well done!

We really enjoy the toys made by APT... they carry a good selection of them at the campground we…read morestay at, and there's always something fun to play with. The Toys hold up quite well compared to other brands, with no plastic parts breaking so far!

Awesome PopMart/Asian pop culture collectible store with a wide selection at great prices. They…read morehave authentic labubu merch as well. Check it out at Twelve Oaks Mall!

12 Oaks Mall does need stores to move in and keep the mall open. This is not a bad use of a tiny…read morespace. This store does carry all of the latest trends that people want to try, which is good. I am interested in some of the crystal candy, I do not always know where to get these products. The person working here did seem friendly. She did not talk to me, but she was engaging kindly with another customer having a lively pop culture conversation about a show. On the other hand this place is extremely overpriced if you know where to get your hot trendy products. For instance, they had the mango pealing candy for $4 or $5. I found the same product for $1.99 at Walgreen's. They have the carbonara noodles, which you can find for a lot cheaper. The other suspicious items you find here are the bootleg plush toys. I am not sure how stores like this or kiosks at the mall get away with selling bootleg toys, but the Hazbin hotel plushies are not original or necessarily licensed. Since I do buy the kids Vizipop merch, I always go to the official website. These items tags stated things like hotel pig and hotel spider. I also found them on Amazon that stated they were "inspired" by the show Hazbin Hotel. The official website is how the artist makes money, so I am not sure how the law works with the copies. I would go back to the store and the kids would like it too but I will try to only purchase official and licensed merch.

A Hidden Gem for Comic Lovers!…read more If you're a comic book fan, this place is heaven. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with shelves packed full of everything from classic superhero titles to rare indie gems. The staff is not only super knowledgeable but also incredibly friendly--they're always ready with a recommendation or to help you track down a hard-to-find issue. The store is well-organized, clean, and clearly run by people who genuinely love what they do. They also have a great selection of graphic novels, collectibles, and even some vintage action figures that brought a wave of nostalgia. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, this store makes everyone feel welcome. Highly recommend stopping by--you'll probably end up staying longer than you planned! A Loyal repeat Customer

Great store! Great presentation and extremely friendly staff. This is exactly the kind of comic…read morebookstore an enthusiast like me is looking for. Very rare to find a store like this nowadays. This is a hidden gem!

Staff was very pleasant and helpful even while being short-staffed. The store is clean and well…read moreorganized. While older/tween kid selection was not nearly as vast compared to baby clothes and toys, it was enough to meet our needs. Returns are simple and easy. What else can be said accept about how great the prices are!!! A great community service!

My daughter picked out a Nike sweatshirt to put on hold. They took five hours to go through our…read morethings - notifying us at closing time, so we had to come the next day. Then they lost / sold the sweatshirt she wanted. Wasn't even sorry. We had five bins of good quality items and they bought like 10 things. Since new ownership, they removed the Tuesday bag discount, lowered the discount you get when you use the selling credit, charge you taxes before the discount price, and a credit card fee (which they don't tell you about in advance). I'll drive to Canton going forward.

Very clean, neatly stocked store that had plenty of consumer goods to choose from. Parking was easy…read morefor this conveniently located retail establishment. They had a great selection of Cactus and Succulent Collector's plants that were neatly arranged and prominently displayed.

Can return is always full or out of service and it's really annoying having to always find someone…read moreto fix it. Last time a lady at the customer service with a bad attitude wanted me to count out the cans at the desk to pay me back the deposit, this time I simply didn't have the time to waste and they'll have to sit in my trunk until I get lucky and it's actually working.

This is also another good spot to find containers, generally…read more I walked around the entire length of the store and up and down every aisle. Found some glass jar containers with metal lids on them, but the glass is much heavier than I was hoping for. Still on the hunt for a tin container with a see-through lid and secure clasp. Also looking for a container that is big enough to hold about 6 quarts of snacks and items. Found some OXO Pop plastic containers, but once again would prefer a tin container. Keep on looking...

Text convo with a friend this evening:…read more Me: Unrelated to anything I just spent 2 hours at the Container Store and have never been happier. Friend: Wherever we can find peace! Ahh, peace. I don't know the meaning of the word. Though I'm trying! As a maximalist gal with ADHD in a small house I'm forever in search of an organizational and functional storage plan I can stick with. Through much introspection and many self help books I recently realized my issue is "if I can't see it, it doesn't exist." Which means I'm forever buying cans of black beans when what I really need is great northern and constantly getting takeout because "there's nothing in this house to eat." So, with this new clarity in hand, I've taken to overhauling my kitchen in the new year. And the Container Store has been clutch in providing solutions to my storage issues. A pantry that requires a step ladder to reach? How about a pull down spice rack? Deep drawers without dividers? How about stacking bins so I can use the vertical space, too? Expired baking ingredients from the last time I tried to reorganize but didn't realize until it was too late that the jars I put everything in don't stack effectively, leaving a teetering mess I've been afraid to disturb? How about a baking pantry storage set with equal sized widths for easy stacking? (And built in brown sugar softeners and powdered sugar sifters, too! Be still my heart!). Weird corner cabinets that are deep caves of awkward, oft unused space? Why not some pull out shelving storage? And so much more! Jar openers! Lemon keepers! Fancy pens! NOTEBOOKS AND PLANNERS! Omg. I haven't even begun to talk about the craft storage. What's not to love??? Well, ok. I guess the prices. Which can be high. But they carry many solutions I can't find anywhere else so sometimes I have to bite the bullet and pony up. I do my best to try and stick to their in-house products to save a bit of scratch tho. And becoming a rewards member will net you some solid coupons now and again. In fact, today I happened to have a 25% off coupon so I stocked up on those deep drawer organizers. It took me a while to find the right combo/configurations for our unusually sized cabinetry but I think I figured it out thanks to the countertop they have with grids to help you easily measure. Very handy. Staff here is lovely and ever so helpful. It's never a cheap visit here but it's always a beneficial one. And hey, thanks to my new pantry risers and lists of items we have taped to the inside door (another new trick!) I now know we have 7 cans of black beans, 4 of which are low sodium, and the last time I went to the grocery I got the right beans at last.

I would imagine that this location is more of a "pop-up" since the only items for sale are…read morecalendars. And really, who buys paper calendars any more? Still, the selection was broad and the shelves were neatly stocked and organized. Note that there is a SEPARATE "Go!" store that sells games and toys. This one is ONLY calendars.

Advertising 30% off but rings up normal price, sales associate claims only puzzles, clearly states…read moregames also. They do have a good selection was able to find Ms. Monopoly which my daughter wanted, expect to pay a lot, was looking for Risk also priced at $26 elsewhere was $40 here I get a mall premium but wow.