You should open at the time that is listed online and even posted on your door which is 11am. I…read morehave come here several times and the place is never open at 11am or even at 11:15am. Its quite annoying because I do not live close and plan everything around coming here for them not be open. Parking is already a pain and to have to wait for you to open is rude and inconsiderate.

This is a beautiful old fashioned toy store in downtown Plymouth. It sells both new and retro toys…read more The entire second floor is devoted to doll houses including doll house kits, fully assembled doll houses, and antique dollhouse furniture. The Doll House is a special place that any child or doll house collectors and hobbyists will love.

Love the carefully curated selection on the Camden Rose website! Easily found the best choice of…read moretoys, books and art supplies. Everything arrived in a timely manner, was packaged thoughtfully, and delivered in excellent shape. I'm especially pleased with the play kitchen, and my kids are loving their collection of Elsa Beskow books. I will definitely shop here again.

Fun wooden toys, make-your-own-treasure-map kits, and a selection of fairy-and-gnome type books;…read moregood hippy-baby stuff. It's in an old garage --- make the leap of faith and follow the chalk sign into the post-industrial wasteland of a gravel parking area, then bear left. Presentation is more warehouse than toy store --- utilitarian metal shelves, with cardboard bins of items listing name, price, and part number. Some of the furniture is set up in a small showroom/playroom. I saw lots of "Palumba" (or "Palümba") and "Camden Rose" signage --- from what I can tell, Camden Rose makes & wholesales the wooden toys, and Palumba is their retail branch that will sell you just one, right now. The chalk sign on the sidewalk included both names. The books cover a variety of ages, but maybe a quarter of the selection is Elsa Beskow stuff like _Ollie's Ski Trip_ (Swedish, 1907, featuring King Winter and Mrs Thaw, illustrated in an Art Nouveau style). I picked up a treasure-map-making kit (with instructions to have an adult help age the map), a ready-made treasure map, and a small book. I held off on the wooden sword --- it's pretty, but Nerf swords are still causing the occasional problem. Laura Ingalls Wilder would appreciate most of the toys here. So do I. Don't be afraid of the construction vehicles parked outside.

If you are in the market for retro toys, action figures, games, etc. or just want to take a step…read moreback in time, visit Time Blaster Toys in Livonia, Mi. This place is a treasure trove of amazing finds. My son and I stop here every week to see what has come in. The staff are friendly and helpful. The atmosphere takes me back to when I was a kid. Stop in and say hello. You never know what you'll find.

Somehow we ended up going when there was a line outside..... so confused. What is everyone so crazy…read moreabout, you may ask? These squish toy things. Could hardly move around. The staff was all older men, and even they looked stressed and overwhelmed. We went to look at the vintage action figures for my son and there was no one over there to help us. But, they were probably busy with the craze, so we were not bothered. Some of there things are overpriced. Very cool store though! We will come back once this squish toy craze is done...

#fcbd 2026! Always a fun time and friendly staff. Great selection of comics and stuff too!!!read more

If you're looking for pokemon cards, go elsewhere. Everything is marked higher than the already…read moreridiculously high market price. Edit: here's two examples. You have 151 booster bundles listed for $199 (market is $185) and you have Evolving Skies packs for $65 (market is $42).

Visited this store a few months ago and really enjoyed it. It is a smaller collectibles store but…read morethey were reasonably priced and they person working the store was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Will definitely be visiting again in the future when I'm in the area. Highly recommend!

Worst toy store I've ever been to. Barely anything in stock, rarely open, and the few things worth…read morewhile are over priced. Loved coming here a year ago when they had good knowledgeable employees. It's been downhill since they disappeared. Don't waste your money here.

Love this little shop! I can always find a fun gift here. They often get in new products so it's…read morenot always the same stuff when you shop there. I like to get funky stocking stuffers here.

One of my favorite little shops in Plymouth! Plus it's dog friendly too! Best finds for seriously…read moreanything. I love my Plymouth stuff especially my Plymouth pillow. Love that they have the cutest items that highlight the best community ever. Not from Plymouth, that's okay! I literally come here for most gifts. From Michigan related gear and gifts to the silliest items around, I can literally find something for everyone. It's unique and special, which makes shopping here even better. Is it bad that I want to accidentally keep most of the items I buy here? Beanies, pillows, magnets, candles, cards, geez! You name it! Love that I was able to come here for a bachelorette gift too! I highly recommend following them on IG too. I'm able to preview what's new and snag it before it's sold out. Score! On top of that, the owner puts out the best videos eveeerrrrr!!!

Kites and Fun Things provide superior service and superior products. I highly recommend them.read more

This is a cute little mom and pop shop that's the only game in town when it comes to stores…read moreexclusively devoted to kites (and windsocks, spinners and possibly a handful of other wind activated amusements I don't know the names for). Some friends of mine started something they dubbed Detroit Kite Club. As you might have guessed this involves people getting together and flying kites. I decided I wanted in and after perusing some kites online I opted to go to a brick and mortar outlet as I was going out to Ann Arbor and saw there was exactly one kite store in metro Detroit. The selection isn't huge. They didn't have the cool skeleton or bat kites I saw online. I did, however, get a fantastic large multicolored owl kite that garners positive comments just about every time I've flown it. (Usually at Metro Beach or Belle Isle.) The lady working there was super nice, too. I lost one of the plastic poles that hold my big technicolor owl together and misplaced my reel of kite string so I had to go back and the same lady cut me a new pole in short time after I showed her the one I needed and she didn't have quite the right length. She even gave me an extra free of charge just in case I lose another. And sold me a better reel than the first one I had - I believe this one is 500 feet. That owl can get way up there on a windy day if I let it all the way out. I haven't flown the owl yet this year. I'm planning on going to the U.P. with two other DKC members next month so maybe I'll bring it. They have a kite that looks like a squid. An owl and a squid hanging out - wacky! The Free Design once sang that Kites are Fun and they are. And this is where you can find fun Kites and fun things.