This is the most unique and interesting toy store I have ever been in. Actual toy stores are few…read moreand far between nowadays so that makes this place all the more special. There is so much to choose from. If you are looking for a gift this is the place to come. There are so many collectibles, stuffed animals, puzzles, games and books just to name a few. Too much here to even name! They even have a card and gift bag section which is super helpful...buy your gift, card and bag all in one stop! They have an extensive section of trains, parts and accessories upstairs. Lots of great board games, legos and play mobile up there too. Definitely a must if you are in the area. Super fun and relaxing just to browse around.

Really cool toy store. Has a ton of vintage toys that I remember from growing up! They also had a…read morelot of glass shelves and jewelry. I would definitely keep your eyes on your young kids so they don't break anything.

I love coming to kawaii gifts to look at all the little trinkets and nic nacs. Some of the things…read moreare a little pricey but they have tons of good stuff. I personally love the minions in disguise mystery boxes.

My first trip was July 2024 for my bday, and I fell in love with this place! Super friendly…read moreworkers, lots of figures, keychains, kpop albums, etc. and not crazy expensive like a lot of kpop/japanese merchandise stores. They also host a lot of pop-ups for kpop album drops, which is super amazing. I've become pretty good friends with one of the workers, and I can say this is such a great store for anyone into kpop, Japanese shows, figures, stationary, etc

Excellent toy store at 4747! Beautiful interior, very sweet owner/staff. Good prices. Very well…read morestocked. Lots to choose from too. Highly recommend going here first to find some unique gift ideas not only for children but also for us older folk. They even have cards and some fun home items. Ask the owner about their amazing restoration of this wonderful old Pittsburgh building too. It's a fun must to visit! Plus it's right across the beautiful, historical park like Allegheny Cemetery (another must visit any time in Lawrenceville. Shop local, shop small mom n pop businesses!!!

Read an article in the City Paper online this morning. The store is just around the corner from my…read morehome. Dragonfly was featured in the article. My 41 yr old Daughter, who lives in AZ is a collector of Andy Warhol, and when I saw the Andy Doll, I had to get it for her. I'll be fly ing to AZ in less than 2 weeks, to visit my family and friends and share with all at my Granddaughter's wedding! I was fortunate to get the only Andy in stock!!! Shop Local

Great store. Bobby makes the experience of reliving your childhood, an amazing experience.read more

Too Groovy is always a pit stop whenever we visit PGH, and we love it there. So many fun toys, and…read moreyou can play with anything you want before you buy it. Last time I was there my fiancee bought some limited edition Barbies as a gift, and I bought myself a Ninja Force Snake Eyes (I had the same one as a kid.)

Solid shop. Great selection of back issues and prices…read more Staff is always friendly and helpful. In addition to comics, they also have games and a plethora of other pop culture items.

Does an older fellow named Jim still work there? He used to visit me (in the 1980's?) with books…read moreand tracts when I lived at 1112 Harding St., Bridgeville, PA, 15017. Glen Winstein 601 Pressley St. Apt.601 Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 231-1037

This place was super cool. Decided to pop in for a quick shop. Didn't end up buying anything, but I…read morefound the selection and values extremely reasonable. I cannot wait to comeback!

Vast array of different collectibles. Employees seem to be experts at all varieties of…read morecollectibles. Prices are reasonable especially considering how old and how great condition products are in. Very well lit and displayed. Younger kids get a history lesson. Older folks stroll down memory lane.

Excellent person's to buy and deal with on your want and needs. Quality performance from owners and…read morepersonnel that keep you coming back.

Great place. The people are very kind and helpful. They helped me with what I needed and are great…read morewith selecting stuff you need/want.

Four levels - yep, FOUR - of nostalgia!! Such a terrific collection of games, books, tapes, CD's,…read morefigurines, posters, comics, vinyl, collectibles, etc. you would be hard pressed not to find something that doesn't make you go, "I remember this!" Each level has different elements. There's stairs, as well as an elevator to access all levels. Prices seem reasonable for the things that they offer. Everything is well kept and in protective sleeves, etc to preserve it from getting worn. Every employee was pleasant and friendly. Not sure about parking as we walked. But, it's super close to the Heinz History Center so could easily walk from there. Well worth a visit!!

First off respect for the customer and kindness would go a long way! Workers there have egos that…read morethey think gives them the right to talk down to you if you don't have the comic knowledge they go! Plain ignorance is not how you run a store. I've been a patron since the squirrel hill days when I was in grade school and I was always talked down to then and now. I highly recommend to Avoid record store day at eides because they don't like selling you vinyl because you go there one day a year or 2. You have to be a constant customer for them to sell you vinyl you want. They hold vinyl for people their friends and staff. I came to pick up vinyl one time I ordered and they sold it to their staff. If you're not a regular don't count on getting what u want. You can't carry records and look around you have to buy them right away or they will take them back and sell to their friends. Even if you went for years and spent $100s of dollars it means absolutely nothing. I would find a new place to go where the workers actually talk to you and let you browse and treat you like a customer should. Other people go once a year but for some reason I'm. Always singled out and I spend the most money there on record store day. I can't help the fact that I have a terminal illness and trying to get disability and I still get treated like shit. They know I have physical and financial limitations but that's always ignored. It's money money money. If they don't stop treating customers like shit especially a customer from the 1980s I'm done buying anything there. I get enough horrible things that happen to me outside of eides. If you have a question if you call them they don't like they will hang up on you. The store is struggling enough but they chose to do things that will close this store sooner than later. The customer does not come first! They actually took records I was buying from me and fold them to their staff! Who does that! If you browse with records in your hand they get mad and ask you put them back so other people can buy them! Wow talk about rude! I was waiting for money to be deposited in my account and they were so mad becsuse they wanted their money then and now when I was buying like $400 worth of music!

There is something magical about walking into a toy store, it just takes you back and makes you act…read morelike a child. I don't know what it is that makes us forget that this is a normal feeling to have. You are allowed to have a toy, god knows I have several mementos I have held onto that remind me of simpler times. I came in here kind of on a whim. I almost forgot that this was here. I was out picking up items for a gift I was putting together and decided that maybe stopping in here would offer me a chance to find a few more items that would tie it all together. It was odd. I walked in here and before I could get my bearings I had someone literally pop up out of nowhere to ask if I needed help. I told them that I was looking for items for a gift and when they asked me the age range they didn't bat an eye. Especially since it was for someone well into their thirties. "Upstairs." They weren't wrong, upstairs was like a walk down memory lane. I browsed through all the toys that are considered vintage now that were brand new when I was young...when did I get to this point? I browsed and browsed and browsed until I almost forgot why I was here, I wanted to buy things for myself. The one thing that could use a little work is that they might want to quicken up the check out process. There was only one other customer in here besides me and it took forever at the register.

Store was dark, dirty, and eerily quiet. Man at front desk followed us around as if we were going…read moreto steal, aggressively told us not to touch anything, and followed us around trying to sell us random junk. Service was terrible, selection was worse. Also expensive as hell. Would never recommend to anyone.