Had an item on hold for me and they had done so. Very clean store and the inventory is suburb!…read more Great, polite and courteous employees!!)

The selection is fast, but there is so much in the store that I find it hard to look through. It…read morefeels somewhat like a warehouse that should be priced much lower. The service was also subpar. No one really asked us what we needed.

This is a wonderful organization. At Winter Jam, which is a Christian music tour, we heard from…read moreFeed the Children representatives and like many others in the room, raised our hands to become sponsors. We've been sponsoring a child in Kenya and receive letters regularly. The Feed the Children customer service is excellent and the website is convenient for sponsors to login and even send email to their child. $30 a month is all it takes.

Terrific selection of MIO (made in Oklahoma) products -- from chocolate to nuts to jams, jellies,…read moreand SO much more! Fun assortment of both tasteful (and yet also) deliberately kitschy gifts on site -- many Oklahoma-related, but not all. Very easy to find -- perfect for tourists and downtown workers alike. Friendly, helpful staff on site.

Team Struggle Bus has done a thing! They have transformed their VW teal bus shop that was a staple…read moreat festivals & fairs around OKC for the past few years and turned it into one of the cutest brick & mortar stores in The Paseo. This shop has some fantastic gift ideas. They sell their Struggle Bus brand hats, tees, coffee mugs, tea towels, cards, stickers & more. In their new brick & mortar store they offer OKCollective candles, too! They sell a limited selection of kids wear. They sell some great locally made LGTBQ swag. Be sure to check out their selection for your OKC + LGBTQ outfit for PRIDE. It's located on NW 30th Street a bit off the beaten path--worth the walk. They have a gigantic back patio. Seems like a great hangout spot for many years to come. Their new store opening weekend was the Paseo Arts Festival weekend (May 25-26th) 2019.

Thanks, Struggle Bus, for the greatest coffee mug EVER. (See pic.)…read more Thanks, too, for the friendly service, cool location, and wide array of fun merchandise.

Piddle day with family....husband, daughters, and grandson…read more There is something for everyone to buy here. Just 3 buildings this Feb. Went on a Friday so didn't seem busy at all. I still get mad they don't have it in the one big building like Tulsa. It's cold to go from building to building and bathrooms are old. Most food is outside trucks and not enough sitting areas. We always buy from the t shirt booth priced at $12. Husband loves the salsa venders.. it's also a great place to buy yard decorations. This year we purchased hot wheels container, Step stool, and a drawing table at the booth with all the kids plastic containers. They do a great job painting names on them. Always see someone we know and just something to get out of the house as a family.

Came away with a few things. Some candied pecans which are awesome. Most of the other stuff is…read morebasic rehash of other years. There are some nice things but the prices are pretty high and there were a lot of rude people there. Most of the vendors were decent. It's the guests who think it's all about them tht makes it tough. There are a lot of things to look at with a nice selection but it just got to be too much. It's nice if this is your thing. Wasn't mine but the wife wanted to go so sucked it up. If this is your thing it's cool.

The little toy store with a lot of magic. Oklahoma City is lucky to have this incredible toy shop…read more Every inch of the walls are adorned with memories of mine and many more people's childhood. I couldn't help but reminisce about past birthdays and Christmas' when looking through room after room of vintage toys. The prices are great too! The owner Steve is not only the man behind the register, he's the man behind the magic. He takes a moment to teach kids at the register a little thing or two about life. Whether a quick sales lesson or something about business or respecting their parents. The best kind of old school. This hidden gem is worth traveling too, no matter where you're from.

Steve is wonderful and has an amazing selection of toys. Hotwheels, model cars, Funko Pops, GI Joe,…read moreTy Babies, barbies, NECA, and so so much more. Buy, sell trade. Definitely save a day for coming in as they have a lot to look at and Steve is great to stay and talk to (:

Great cheap shop to get gifts for friends and family. Or gift for yourself. They have games and…read moreclothing. They have great nifty items for your house.

My little sister Loves five below like she absolutely adores it. She likes to get any thing there…read moreespecially the candy and treats they are her favorite you should totally go there like if you are looking for a present for a little kid that is probably the place to go they also have stuff for teens and adults to. Like workout stuff at the back, toys, room decor and so much more!

One of, if not the best place, to get OU gear while visiting campus. Balfour has been open for a…read morelong time now, and it is clear why. The store is packed with OU goods from apparel to mugs, sports equipment, etc. Basically if it says OU on it Balfour will sell it. They also do a lot of business for the Greek system at OU. The store is in campus corner, so if you go during busy times parking is always an issue, which is no different than any other campus corner place. It is also full, and on big weekends (football games, graduation, etc) it feels crowded. I have never encountered an unfriendly employee at Balfour. There clearly is a reason it has been around this long. Highly recommended for locals or visitors to OU.

To say Balfour saved me is an understatement. The day of Baylor - OU football game was the worst…read moreday of my life. In a drunken haze, I stumbled into Balfour shedding tears I felt would never dry. Not only was it a dark day for Norman, but it was my darkest hour. Upon entrance to the holy grail of OU paraphernalia, my conscious uplifted nearly to heaven. I was transcended. I found a sweatshirt I want to be buried in. I found a key chain I want to pass on to my children. It was the most existential experience I have had in my life. Go here. Shop here. Spend your life's savings here. Then go to O'Conns. Thank you.