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    Build A Bear Workshop

    4.6 (29 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Meet Princess Midnight Bat. My oldests newest addition.
    Jade J.

    We only use this location for build a bear. Both my girls get a new one each year. They look foward to it all year long. It's always a super fun time and very enjoyable experience for both the kids and us adults. Staff is always super friendly and helpful and always very tolerable about our youngest taking things off the racks and making small messes. I highly recommend this location.

    Posing for a picture in front of their giant bear with his new Pokémon friend :)
    Yvonne N.

    Super helpful and friendly employees! The store was also very well stocked, organized, and clean. They answered all of our questions and were so patient and kind with my little brother and I when we told them it was our first time there. Definitely will be coming back to this location in the near future.

    Build A Bear Birthday Bash
    Waynetta M.

    Last Saturday I had my daughters 2nd birthday bash at Build A Bear in Fairfield at the Westfield Mall. Build A Bear is located on the 2nd floor next to the Forever 21. Considering there were 12 kids, 3 teenagers and 7 adults it was a lot of us. The party coordinator made things simple, he explained to all of the party guests the spending limit for the party with the various options. He kept the smaller kids entertained and they all had a great time. The best part was the free bear as a gift to the birthday child. This was a special bear that all of the guests signed and left a special birthday wish for the birthday child. This was my first party at Build A Bear but totally worth the $. The only downside is there isn't a party room within the store to have cake and ice cream. That is the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5.

    Picking out my Beast (unstuffed)
    Thanh B.

    This place is MAGICAL! (I will refer to the plush as "bear" even though there's a ton of other variations of plushes to choose from) Step 1: Choose your new unstuffed pal. I obviously had to get my Beast when I saw the ad for the Beauty and The Beast bears. Why didn't I get Belle? Because the Beast is already a giant bear looking creature and Belle in bear form just kind of scares me even though she is super cute (and sparkly too). Step 2: One of the Build-a-Bear staff will take your new friend to the stuffing station and do most of the work while you press your foot on a peddle to release the cotton. They'll ask if you'd like to add a heartbeat or any other sound (I'm pretty sure you can also record something of your own) to be sewn in your plush. Since I plan on cuddling with my bear, thus am expecting to roll on him often, I don't want to give myself a heart attack by giving him sound (Sorry Prince Justin!) Even if you pass on the extra sound stuff (that'll also cost you extra), they'll ask you to pick out one of the little heart from the tub next to the machine (this is free of charge). The super sweet Build-a-Bear associate had Justin and I each pick out a heart. He said to hold it against ours and make a wish. We then were asked to trade hearts and give it a kiss. After the bear is all plump, cute, inspected by you for approval, and given life with TWO hearts, they'll quickly sew him up with a simple pull of a string. Voila! Step 3: Off to the brushing station! To get rid of the excess fluffs, you should step on the peddle under the station to turn the fan on while brushing your bear underneath it. This process helps make them poofier and cuter too! Step 4: Head on over to one of their computer. You're going to scan the barcode on the tag attached to your bear and give him an identity (aka his birth certificate). It gets printed out once you're all done and will be given to you at the register. Wooohoooo! Prince Justin is born! Step 5: Pick the outfit. Now I'm perfectly okay with leaving Prince Justin nekkid because if I don't have to wear pants in the house, I don't want to force him to either. But the real Justin insisted that I put clothes on that boy, so he bought the blue Beast outfit too. Step 6: Pay at the register. Get a cute boxed house carrier for your new pal along with his birth certificate. Step 7: Leave feeling super happy and accomplished, knowing your biggest responsibility is to take care of a stuffed bear and making sure your dog doesn't eat him while everyone around you have to take care of actual little humans. *Step 7 may only apply to me. But you get it though, right? Anyways, seriously? I highly recommend this place and this location. I've never done this in my life and am glad to have finally done so. You're never too old. The staff here are really welcoming and warm from beginning to end. I really do not have any little ones in my life, so I'm unsure of when I'll have an excuse to come back here. But for everyone who does, please take them!!!!

    My version of Pandoval
    Theresia D.

    Is it strange that I've been to this same store 3 different times and this last time is the first time I have made a bear for myself? Well it's true, I've made one for my sister & my mom & even helped my 3 little cousins make their bears. This time I saw that great deal that they had going on and said this is it i'm making my bear. So I took my lunch break and dragged my co-worker Ivy O. along with me and I began the process....... Of course ya first have to decide how much you want to spend but in this case that wasn't an issue....(Great deal going on till the end of August, you get to pick any bear, any hanging outfit and one pair of shoes for only $29.99 plus tax) so I decided that my bear was going to be a SF Giants bear......grabbed me a Panda and got him all stuffed with love. Went over and brushed him off and cleaned him up real nice, then I stuck him in his cute little SF Giants baseball uniform with his shoes, glove and bat to go along with. Next and final thing was to get him certified, so i went to the comuters and gave him his name.......Pandoval after Pablo Sandoval......and then paid my fees. Took him home and gave him so much love and attention, then that night the Giants beat Arizona (That was on Tuesday 8/25). Now tonight he, Pandoval, will be taking his first ever trip to At&t park, and we are hoping we might get lucky and get him signed......keep your fingers crossed. Oh and as for the store, the ladies there are always the nicest and show you everything you need to do and make great suggestions as well.

    Stephanie G.

    Five years ago, my husband and I built my son his first bear while I was still pregnant with him. At first, my son was way to small to appreciate the effort we put in to building his first bear, but now that he is 4 going on 5 he loves his bear to the max especially since the Build-A-Bear now carries 4 different sets of Star Wars clothes (Jedi, Storm Trooper, C-3PO and Darth Vader). Each outfit is about $15. As you can imagine we have them all and he loves changing the bear's clothes and pretending he is in the middle of the Star Wars invasions. As for the store, it has been always clean whenever we visit. The staff as well is very nice and helpful especially with my toddler son. We will always be a regular to this location!

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    Build a bear can be on the expensive side but I do think it's worth the memory and my kids loved the experience and their bears!

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    Very cute, they printed out a birth certificate for the bear and gave my baby a crown and a sticker for her birthday.

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