Cool vintage toy store. Had lots of things I remember from my childhood. Prices seemed decent…read more Small shop, isles are narrow located in a cute European village area. Staff seemed feien

There are so many positive things I can say about this place - Serge is so kind, knowledgeable and…read moreon top of things - he's so cool and fair when it comes to dealing with customers he knows how to make a sale and give great service to customers that makes them come back like I do with my family - we've been here so many times and we are never disappointed with the selection and service thank you guys for always being amazing and having the best items to choose from we will always come back - makes a great day Kelly's Toys and the German restaurant amazing

This is a great store with so many gift ideas. I could spend hours in here. I am in my Labubu…read morephase right now. I found lots of great labubu merchandise here. I will definitely be back. I stumbled upon this store while going on a walk after dinner at a nearby restaurant. I am now a fan. The staff was friendly and the prices were reasonable.

Great spot! Found a lot of neat knick knacks here. Nice loungefly backpack selection. Also unique…read morestuff that I don't see at other places when looking for certain themed things like classic horror, Disney/Star Wars shirts. Staff was really friendly and knowledgeable! Definitely worth the visit!

Last weekend, I had the opportunity to learn tufting for the first time!! For those new to tufting,…read moretufting is essentially a texture manufacturing process where you insert yarn into a base fabric to create rugs. The lesson first starts off with choosing a simple base design. Our instructor specifically recommended a design with simple lines and colors to make it easier for our first ever rug, which was around $70. Using a projector, you will trace your image onto the fabric as a template for the rest for your work. Before starting with tufting, we then moved onto a mini tutorial on the ins and outs of using a tufting gun, from yarn insertion to how to create straight versus curved lines. Keep in mind you have to put a lot of pressure on the canvas to ensure that your yarn is being threaded correctly. Going through several practice sessions definitely made the transition to the entire tufting process easier. Starting our rug, we soon recognized how difficult and time consuming the rug tufting process was. Even simple design like ours (a cartoon dog) was a long lengthy process than anticipated and we ended up spending 3-4 hours for completion for one of the smaller size rugs. We were recommended to start from the inside out and using one color at a time, inserting lines of yearn about a fingers width to ensure completion of our rug. Though we initially struggled with creating finer lines, we eventually got the hang of it and were able to successfully complete our rug. Our instructor transitioned us into the final process, teaching us how to trim our rug and prepare it to take home. Personally based on the instructor teaching and supplies available, this class was well worth its price point. Overall, I would say tufting is an impressive skill that I learned for the first time and hope to come again to create more designs!

Just the right amount of help for every level…read more I brought in my special needs child and the staff was flexible and patient with helping all levels and abilities. The shop before hand did a great job with transparency and answering questions. It took longer than I thought to finish the project , but the music , staff and experience was overall fabulous!!!

We have had multiple games nights here for our church youth group and it has always been a hit!…read moreSuch a cool little location to play games and have fun You "rent" games out to play which is such a cool concept Super easy reservation system online They also sell multiple different items throughout the store(drinks, food, toys, etc) The staff is so nice and even gave us different game recommendations for out daughter to be able to play with us Highly recommend checking this place out

What a wonderful place to play games with friends! I really appreciated the whole assortment of…read moreboard games that were available. The physical space for people to gather and simply be has been a great blessing. I do wish that there was a bit more regulation with the particular behaviors that can be inspired when a game does not go well for people with potty mouths (I only say this because I struggled with this too). The staff is good at keeping the place clean and there's even snacks and drinks that you can grab while playing. For what it is worth - I'd calculate it as one nice latte for 1-2 hours of playing with friends. I think my friends and I payed $7 for two hours of playing. Very good. Thank you all and God bless you all+

We love Tiddlywinks! So friendly! The selection of classic candy keeps us coming back.read more

I walked in here today because I saw that this place sells those viral Grabie acrylic pens with…read morethose coloring books with it. I got one and it's the forest set for about $28. Is it worth it? Yeah, if you're a stationery lover. This place even sells sets you can use to grow flowers for butterflies, Venus fly traps, peanuts, and even bananas.

Best place to come and check out new hot wheels and also get ur detailing needs must come check out…read moreask for Aracely she is amazing especially for us girlies!!

1-5 dollar cars sit for $20-$40. And when you ask if they can do better they drop it down to…read more$10-$20.

Not as many photo opportunities…read more Less clothing for cosplayers. Skimpy costumes that were not family friendly, even though this is a family friendly event. Plenty of food options. Food trucks and vendors available throughout the event. Air conditioning not working or not high enough. It was a sweaty day. Less exhibitions and not as many booths. Kind of let down this year... Not as good as previous years. We went in Sunday. I'm not sure if vendors had already packed up or what. Value was not there. Service was fine, people were nice at the booths. Just disappointed in the convention overall. It seemed to be not as good as previous years.

I've been going to Wondercon for years, taking a few hiatus years off due to child rearing…read morelogistics. Now, my son's been to LA Comic Con, San Diego Comic Con and Anaheim Wonder Con.... This is his favorite convention between the 3. He's not into comic books per se, he's not into TCG's Trading Card Games and "Gaming", he's not into Cosplay ('tho doesn't mind dressing up or people watching), he's not into Artist's Alley nor Celebrities, and generally likes Lego, some video games and Star Wars. So for children 7-14, this is a good convention for many interests. The Lego they have here is primarily 2 main vendors and a few smaller ones who sell unlicensed brick (Lego styled designer imposter) "Mini-Figures" that has many characters that Lego never built, so are "custom" probably mass produced in China, accessible probably at Alibaba or Temu for cheap in bulk. They're usually $5 each or 5 for $20 at Wondercon. The Star Wars stuff is sparce, and they used to have a vendor who sold high end inspired (not licensed) Light Sabers. This convention has a really good representation of vintage to modern comic book back-issues in a focused area of the convention hall. If you collect comics this is equal in many ways to SDCC. The "Artists Alley" pales in comparison to what their creator area used to be with top names of writers, penciling artists and inker artists who appeared representing Marvel, DC and Indie (Dark Horse, Image, etc.) comic publishers who were top named talent. These days they have maybe a half dozen to dozen at best recognizable (mainly local talent) major names. This year (2026) there was Ron Lim, Don Ho, Jimmy Cheung, Norm Rapmund, Joel Gomez, David Mack and a few others. So, the comic book creator guest list continues to shrink (although this year Wondercon competed the same weekend as the C2E2 show, Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo. Parking was $25 on-site, but there's FREE parking about 0.5 to a 1.5 miles away walking distance in residential areas. Overall the show has become more of a "Pop Culture Expo" than a comic book convention, lacking presence by any of the big publishers with corporate booths (again, maybe C2E2 is a bigger show than Wondercon and that's where everyone went in '26). I see rooms of improvement revolving around revisiting the glory days of yore, and looking back at what once made Wondercon the 2nd biggest show on the West Coast behind San Diego Comic Con (and this is a SDCC sister show too, by the same organizers). As many have noted in the past decade, Wondercon was a better show when it was held in San Francisco. It's still a good show worth attending no matter what.

Awesome store!!!!!!!!! Lots if Bitty Pop, love love love!…read moreCould spend a lot of time in here!

Very cool spot for funko pops! Huge selection to choose from :) Most of the times they have a sale!read more