So friendly, good prices and great staff. They also have a back store with Mexican candyread more

Walking in brings me back to comic cons. I have gone to Kansas, Los Angeles & Texas cons. It felt…read moreat home here. We bought some good toys. A huge robotic superman & another little guy to pair with. Great selection of cards & comics as well.

Thankfully I live a couple hours away because my wallet would take a beating!…read more The toy selection is unique and well curated. I wanted to buy so much stuff for my friends' kids and I but instead opted for just a few items. I purchased a LCR game kit, two toy planes, a sticker booklet and some NBA trading cards. The sticker book was a hit! It kept the kids occupied for a while. I paid about $40 which was not bad. They accept cash or card. The owner was friendly and thorough. She logs all items purchased manually which was impressive. We had a great experience and I highly recommend paying a visit when in the area!

Really amazing store with wonderful owner, 41 years in this business! If you love teddy bears,…read moretoys and plush of all kinds, please go here! She's got miniatures and educational toys and fun stuff for kids of all ages. My sock monkeys got a new dining room set today!

This is a great store, we love visiting every time we come up. LABUBU sold here are adorable but…read moredefinitely not authentic ones. We bought several and they are cute, some made better than others. But definitely not real popmart items. That said if you don't care and enjoy a good LaFuFu (fake labubu) then do look for them here. See you next time friends at the Toy Galley.

They knowing sell fake Labubus and advertise them as real. Pathetic way to do business. If you…read moreknow they are fake let the customer know so they can decide if they want to pay $35 for a fake one and will not refund. Stay away from this unethical business as they 100% know they are fake and even advertise them on their door to draw their victims in.

I can't help but pop in here every time I pass this place. They always have the cutest little…read moreKnick-knacks & finds. I've been coming here as long as I can remember and it truly never gets old!

What a hidden gem! Don't pass without reading, you might miss this place!! It is located on the…read moremain street, Village Drive but tucked away in between other stores. Look for the Bear with the sign!! You walk upstairs and prepared to be WOW'd! There is so much to see, plan to spend some time upstairs. Each little corner is a different shop with different items for sale. Even sports items! great for gifts or souvenirs! We loved some of the metal signs! Everything seems strategically placed and posed in a way that makes you want to buy it all! There is plenty of cameras watching, because there is one cashier. The items must be tracked somehow, as you can sometimes tell if you are venturing into a different vendor, but it looks like one store with a variety of stuff for sale, rather than 20+ different vendors. Perfect for someone who rents out a portion to sell their hand-made or custom gifts. We all ventured off and spent our own time looking at the different vendors' items. Items are decently priced and would definitely go back and spend more time looking around, we were heading out to dinner so browsed quickly.

I love me a good Christmas store anytime of the year. This one right in the heart of big bear along…read morethe village. It's a pretty decent size store with loads of Santa's and trinkets. Some of the things are a bit outdated but you'll find some gems here and there. It seemed like it was more figurines than ornaments. So many things on displays for any types of Christmas style. But wandering through the isles and seeing all that is Christmas things always put a smile on anyone's face. When I say loads of Santa, there was all types. From small figures to table tops Santa to full on life size Santa. A cute little holiday shop all year round.

Merry Christmas! In the middle of August! I just adore and love this store and the owner Shannon…read moreis just extremely outgoing, friendly and fabulous! She had moved to Big Bear almost 10 years ago and loves it here. I can't wait to be up here during the winter again! When you first walk in, you're overwhelmed by the holiday spirit, and she has some very unique holiday themed items and not only Christmas but a section for Halloween! Some items are pricey. Some items are reasonable. You have to go through them all and they're all just fabulously fun and festive! Love all the upside down trees! The pictures do not do this place justice! Thank you, Shannon for your hospitality and your graciousness!

My husband's favorite shop to stop by when strolling through the Village. Funny gag gifts and other…read moreadult-humor items. The location is to the right of Pine Knot intersection, along the back street shops facing the mountain past the candy store, so be sure to not follow the address and unfortunately both the address and phone number listed on Yelp are not correct.

This is probably my favorite store in all of Big Bear! I am sure to visit every time I'm in town!…read moreThey sell gag gifts and silly gadgets. The store is small but I usually find something cool that I'm interested in. Aside from a few big or otherwise overpriced items, the prices are generally inexpensive and pretty reasonable.

Very disappointed in a pending transaction. I called Typhon Toys to find out if they had any…read moreSideShow Collectible figures. While they didn't have the one I was looking for, they had another one I was interested in. I asked how much the figure was and was quoted $200.00 (plus shipping). I went ahead and purchased the figure. Unbeknownst to me, they had the figure on their website on sale for $183.99. I called the following day because my debit card payment had not gone through. At that time, I asked them if they would honor the sale price of the figure. I fully expected them to do so, since it seemed like an innocent mistake. Unfortunately, they claimed that several people were interested in the figure at full price and therefore would not sell it for less than $200.00. I'm very disappointed with how they conduct business and treat their customers. I was very excited about the purchase and this left a bad taste in my mouth. Please be wary and check their website before making a purchase over the phone.

All I have to say is do your homework before buying. Their prices are way over the value of what…read morethey are selling for. I bought one for $20, worth $7.50. I knew what it was worth but I bought it anyway. Just a heads up.

We want to thank The Village Sweet Shoppe for giving us such amazing personal customer service…read more They helped us find the perfect gift basket and went above and beyond showing us that they care about their customers and this community. Please support their business.

Great place to shop! Must check it out when you're in big bear great to take kids toys ice cream…read moreand candy! Would definitely recommend and come back to this store!

I love supporting small businesses. But I'm not sorry about my 4 star review (which is 1 more than…read morewhat I was originally going to rate). Items are pricey, but adorable. Don't get me wrong - I shop at Nordstrom's and Bloomingdales but wouldn't want to spend $22 on a Christmas dress. Books are cover price, which I can purchase at B&N and use a coupon for a discount. I've been searching for a stroller and saw they had 1 on the floor. I asked the 2 sales girls by the register "is the stroller on the floor new?" I can understand if that came out rude. I should've asked if it was the last one - because I noticed some discoloration - and didn't want to grab the floor/ display sample. One of the girls (with blonde hair) had a stern look and said they had more in the back. Her expression left a sour taste but I still wanted to purchase it. I wanted to make sure it was okay with my husband so we came back later to look at it. He tested it out (pushed around and closed it). I asked the same (stern) lady if this was how the stroller work and she said yes after testing it out herself. She was about to ring up the floor model when I asked for a new one - just so I don't take the floor model. I can sense the roll in her eyes as she said okay and pushed the stroller aside. I said I was going to put it back and she said "it's fine" and stormed off. Strike 2. The stroller is what we wanted and at a very reasonable price compared to Target and Walmart. I'm all for supporting small businesses and you can't please every customer but I felt like I wasn't being rude or harsh when asking for a stroller.

This children's boutique is beyond lovely and I had the privilege of finding some of the most…read morebeautiful pieces for my granddaughter's back to Saint Mary's Montessori pre school wardrobe. Their clothing is pure and simple and their toys and accessories are unique and far from the ordinary! I will go back up the mountain just to shop there again. Cheers ladies!!!

Had some time before the movie started so I walked in & it has some cute essential items! Quality…read moresweatshirts, hats, slippers that are very plush, cool handbags, fun trinkets and kids animal hats. You get the feeling that they're eyeballing you & all I was doing was browsing and snapping pictures for my review. I didn't buy anything, although the prices were reasonable considering the location. Reading other reviews a lot of other customers were uncomfortable as well. It seems like there are too many stores in Big Bear that obviously have that as an ongoing situation. It's too bad there's so much theft going on or so much distrust. Not sure which but I hope they resolve it. Although I was greeted with a hello, how are you?

TLDR: Store tried to charge higher price than what their price tag stated and when asked, they…read moredeclined to honor their own pricing. The item (gloves) was tagged with one price. When I went to pay, they attempted to charge more than the displayed price. When I inquired, the initial employee was going to honor the price tag. A reasonable thing to do. After seeking the manager for approval, she declined to honor the tagged price. She said the other gloves were marked with the higher price, essentially acknowledging the error in their tagging of their merchandise. Considering I don't work there and didn't price tag their merchandise, it was really confusing why that was relevant. Also, this all begs the question of how many times they do this to their patrons? Is it company policy to price an item one thing and overcharge by 33% and hope no one notices? Just honor the price tag. Not difficult. You did it, not me. I'm a paying customer, who is in town regularly enough. I hope the $5 was worth it. You clearly needed it more than me. Bums.