This shop is a bit of an Aladdin's Cave. I had to go there to get a cowboy hat for a dance costume…read morefor my daughter. They have lots of pieces of costumery, mainly for children, and loads of models. Model to make up, models intact, models to paint. You could wander for ages and continue to find different items and the staff are really friendly and will help if you want something specific. A paradise for children, and probably very busy just now!

This is a nice toy shop which sells a range of toys and educational items. Has dolls, trains…read moreincluding Brio and Take along, and also lots of books and Jolly Phonics things too. Sells baby gifts as well. They have a small play area so you can let children play whilst you shop. Helpful staff. Good range of toys, mostly educational and natural rather than electronic branded goods you may find in a chain toy store.

The early learning centre is stashed away behind the lift and escalators in the main area of the…read moreDolphin shopping centre. Early learning stocks children's toys and activities and is one of the first places you should look if you are looking for inspiration on gifts. They have many ideas and plenty of arts and crafts as well as toys and games. They also stock garden toys as well. I have always found the staff to be extremely helpful but if you have young children be prepared for it to take you extra long while in the shop as the little ones try out all the toys. Plenty of parking like the rest of the Dolphin centre and public transport on hand.

I will happily look round this shop when its just me on my own, but when I have my children its a…read moreshop I walk by very quickly, because if I let my children in there I will never get them out. Its a lovely shop for toys and learning toys for children as well as out door toys can also be found in this shop. they also offer a catalogue which you can browse at home and order online and get the items delivered to you..

This is a pretty big store, full of toys!…read more Pretty much everything a child could wish for, I guess. And lots more. I've only come here a few times because I found that I could get the same thing for less else where. The staff seem more interested in conversing with each other, which was another deterrent. But if you can't find what you want, it's bound to be here.

Toys r us is one of the biggest toy shops around selling everything for children you can think of…read more This store has a large car park and easy access. Inside the toys are separated out into sections for easy navigation although if you are lost don't hesitate to ask someone everyone is very helpful. Prices are normally around the RRP so average really but with a lot of choice it is easy to buy all you need in one place Be prepared for it to get busy near Christmas though.

I am always surprised when I see Streets still trading after all these years. The toy shop is…read morefamily run and based out of the central town. It is a bit of a wlak to get there so you would have to go past it to know its there. Inside the shop they sell anything imaginable for a child, all at reasonable prices considering they're not a super chain of shops. I like having a browse around in here from time to time as the displays of toys change. The staff are always friendly and say hello when you go in which is a nice touch. Its just as shame they're not more central.

An absolute must on any trip into Weymouth with the kids whether you're a local or a tourist - this…read moreis THE toy shop in the town centre and I spent many happy hours here! The shop spreads over 2 large rooms with one being given over almost entirely to models. As an avid model maker myself, this is absolutely brilliant and they have a really good range. They also have a good range of other toys and my kids and have really enjoyed browsing in here. I believe this is now part of the Toymaster chain and they have everything from the big budget stuff to pocket money toys. Outside, being a seaside town, they have all the usual beach paraphenalia 0 buckets and spades etc. Right in the town centre, so very easy to get to - it can get very crowded at busy periods which is the only downside.

A very hip jewelry store in Poole. Their stuff is so so…read morebeautiful, and they colour co-ordinate their displays. If you like to wear turquoise amber, amythyst, lapis lazuli etc. There are hair clips and accessories, anklets, toe rings. Hey, I'm wearing some earrings from Volcano as I write - silver wishbone drop studs, no gems. If you find nothing that's 'you', do still keep snooping around because the beautiful stones they use are worthy of admiration on their own. I don't often find anything, as I like dainty and simple. This shop is really for the very tall and extrovert woman, or those whose racial heritage give dark skin and long limbs!

This store is very unique, with beautiful jewellery. Located on the high street, it is a very…read morelovely store to visit. Very different items, which would be perfect for a special gift.

This toy shop is well stocked, but they could do with a few sins hanging down from the ceiling to…read morestate what is where. A few times I've gone in, eyes peeled so to speak, and gone up and down aisles, and when I ask, the thing is right at the entrance but so high up, no one sees it. My daughter went to the Science /Museum and bought a fun item, but somehow, the next morning it was wrecked. Apparently, It was 'I don't know', 'Nobody' or 'It wasn't me' - my three invisible lodgers. I felt sorry for her and decided to replace it, knowing I'd seen it in Poole. Well, I went every where, and in the end tried Toymaster, They were very kind, and it ended up being high up near the door. But it was ugly! My daughter's was cute! They were very understanding and directed me elsewhere - and I got one! I do like a store that will direct you somewhere else. You feel they want to help you.

Its good if you know its there, I dont think it gets the attention it derserves because its just…read moretucked out of the way too much from the hussle of passers by. I went in and yes it had loads of toys but was scarse of children and was generally very quite which I felt was sad, considering its in the middle of Poole. I may have gone at a wierd time but I am never drawn to it naturally and I go to Poole alot, hense why I have only been in there once, maybe that could be a problem for others too?