An old-fashioned general store that has art supplies, gift wrapping supplies, and toys like Legos…read more The prices are reasonable and are similar to the prices you would pay for gift wrap at the dollar store and for toys online. They carry a wide range of art kits. All in all a good place to pick up a gift!

The people they have working in this store are clueless. There was a woman who worked there was…read morenasty and yelling because she said I should have told her I won $200 with a lottery ticket and she didn't have enough to pay me. I was dumbfounded by her behavior. I don't even want to go back in that store again.

Can't leave review...good or bad…read more On the yelp website/app (and currently still visible on my phone screen!) are the posted hours for happy hippo. These hours are incorrect and we learned the hard way driving over here. Just for some extra fun the store has an OPEN sign mounted along the main storefront glass window. I can count on one hand the # of times I've written a review.... This is one of them. no attention to detail, lazy, careless,

This store was amazing. I had never been in before and came in thinking I wouldn't find anything…read morefor my special needs son. I found so many amazing things and will come back again soon. Great place and great customer service. I live in Mt. Laurel not San Francisco.

So there's both good and bad here…read more The good is the selection is massive. Is floor to ceiling of collectibles. The bad is the place is a disaster. Nothing is organized, a lot of stuff is broken and all over the floor so you trip over it. The owner checks eBay daily and bases his prices off that, so nothing I is the same price two days in a row unless it's actually been tagged and he rips people off if you're not careful. Don't get me wrong, it's a neat place just be smart of you are going to buy something.

I've been to The House of Fun twice since they relocated to this much larger store in Barrington…read more Although they have a wide assortment of collectible toys, cards, video games, and comics, it can be a "house of overwhelming fun" to some. This store is jam-packed with inventory stacked from floor to ceiling so watch your step! It's not uncommon to see piles of items strewn across the floor and walkways because they have already reached the storage limit on the walls and shelves in this newer facility. I primarily come here for the comics, of which they have both a new release wall in the front of the store and a collection of back issue bins in the back of the store. And so this place can be like a treasure hunt looking for that key issue or rare gem, making it a fun place to shop. But what is not fun (and somewhat annoying) is that there are no prices on most items. It was explained to me that since there are millions upon millions of things in the store, there is no way the employees can keep up with the impossible task of pricing everything. So, instead, they wait until someone is interested in an item and inquires about the price. Then the employee checks with the owner, who presumably looks up the current market value on the item and then puts a tiny white price sticker on it. But be forewarned--just because you may see an item with an attractive price sticker already doesn't mean that's the actual House of Fun price. House of Fun only uses one specific price sticker (a small white rectangle in a particular font), and any other price tags that may be present on the item are leftover from when the owner originally acquired the collection. This is very evident in their large assortment of back-issue comics. I learned this the hard way when I found a bunch of valuable comics with dirt cheap and multi-colored price stickers on them, only to be told that those prices were incorrect. Another thing to note is the prices they are asking for on the back issue comics are either wayyyyy overpriced or a few bucks over fair market value. So, don't expect to go diving in a one-dollar bin here. Unless it's truly an essential issue you can't find anywhere else, I would say look for it elsewhere. You'll find lots of gems and essential comics at the House of Fun but not have fun with their pricing (or lack thereof).

I recently took my son and daughter to build a bear on a Wednesday morning for my son's second…read morebirthday. The experience was great. For birthdays, you're able to get a special birthday bear. The cost is tied to age, so for my son's 2nd birthday we paid only $2. The selection of other stuffed animals was great. Additionally there is a large selection of accessories - everything from glasses to shoes. The staff was great, super friendly and engaging. Looking forward to celebrating more birthdays at build a bear soon.

Still as awesome, as when my daughter, who is now 16 1/2, and I and made her BAB duck when she was…read more3, as I remember. She still has that duck to this day :) (she was washed a good time 10x too!) Kids were having fun, the adults / parents were having fun, the EMPLOYEES were having fun! (many sported BAB backpacks w BAB's in them). There was a great collection of the usual bears, dogs, bunnies, and other critters (many from TV shows / movies) available. I personally loved the baby cub (forget the correct name) and another lil vanilla / brownie cub. My daughter wound up getting a very plain, slightly curly fur'd, bear. No clothing purchased. She just wanted one :) Just being in the store brought back a flood of great memories. Just a fun, fun, olace!

This is a cute little game shop. Their selection isn't huge but they're in a very small space, so…read morethis is forgivable. They have stuff for the kiddos but also some adult oriented selection, notably some Warhammer and other Games Workshop offerings. Apparently they also do some sort of 'game rental' in which for a monthly fee they allow you to try out board games to see if you like them. This is the only place I've heard of this. Not the most comprehensive store, but serves its purpose and knows its audience.

This place is fabulous. For a small fee (the price of one and a half board games) you can borrow…read morepuzzles, board games, brain games, card games and more for an entire year. As a parent (or grandparent) it is nice to be able to try some games with the family before deciding to purchase them. Rhinoceros has games for all ages. They also have a variety of games for sale. Games that encourage creativity, cooperation, thinking skills and more can be found on their shelves. It is a great place to find unique gifts along with current favorites. I've taken classes to learn Mah Jongg and pinochle from Bernadette (the owner). She's a great teacher and very encouraging to all. I highly recommend taking classes from her! Once you have the game routine down she works with you on strategies. She and her husband are very open to new ideas and have even invented some of their own games which you can purchase there.

Do not! I repeat do not purchase anything from here. It's smoke and mirrors…read more We walked into this store asking for Japanese TCG cards. The shop markets itself around Japanese anime goods, references working with Bandai, and presents itself as a TCG destination. What we were sold were Chinese-language collectible card boxes. Not Japanese releases. Not Japanese Bandai TCG. Not playable trading card game cards. They are novelty collectibles with printed stats that do not belong to any legitimate game system. We've now spent over $200 here believing we were buying authentic Japanese TCG product for our kid. We weren't. When a family asks for Japanese TCG cards, you do not hand them Chinese-market collectible imports and let them believe it's the real thing. Worst of all, our 11-year-old thought he was getting something amazing -- until he realized he couldn't even look the cards up because they aren't part of any real TCG. If you're selling Chinese-language collectibles, say that clearly. Don't lean on Japanese branding and Bandai references while doing it. We're done.

I'm so glad I found this store! Awesome snacks and cool anime merch! Can't wait to come back! The…read morestaff is super nice too.

A plentiful and great selection of items. Pop in every couple of weeks or so and always well…read morestocked.

Neat little shop with British candies, chocolates, teas, frozen foods, football gear in the way…read moreback and up front he had lots of cute household goods. He had a large display of Easter decorations for the home mixed in with his regular decorations. A lot of the decorations are made in China, but most of the stores goods seemed to be directly from Britain. I would recommend a browse in this shop. The owner was really nice and helpful and the prices were fair. I ended up surprising my wife with a couple of Easter decorations from here. Happy wife happy life!

I love love love this shop. In the back, they specialize in chalk paint furniture, but the rest of…read morethe shop is filled with stuff that I seriously could decorate my home with. Because I'm quirky like that and yes, I'd love a mobile of adorable tiny sheep. You're going to have to stop yourself from saying, "How CUUUUUTE!" about 14,347 times while you're perusing the shop. In the back is a shelf full of sale items, so don't forget to peek there. I love the fake decorative plants. What's not to love, they look so real and you don't have to remember to water them. But it's the quirky little home goods that I love. I am madly in love with the felted colorful bunting that spells out MERRY CHRISTMAS. Maybe when I get a bonus at work I can justify spending $40 on it! LOL.

After receiving an adorable gift from Home on Haddon, I decided to check the store out…read more The store is located towards the end of Haddonfield's main shopping street and is closest to the train station. When you enter the shop, you'll be overwhelmed with the huge selection of amazing home decor and gift items. I was immediately drawn to the baby section which was filled with adorable products- everything from hair bows, to bibs to small toys. The store accepts cash and credit, and they'll be happy to giftwrap your items. Home on Haddon also runs crafting classes, the schedule and upcoming events can be found on their website. The shop is run by a mother and daughter- oh and their adorable & friendly dog. They could not have been more accomidating or friendly. If you're looking for a gift, this is the first place you should check out.