The name doesn't do this place justice - I'm not sure there's a pinwheel in the store haha. This…read moreshould be called the magical emporium of toys and games galore! When you walk in, you'll be assaulted with floor to ceiling displays of toys in the best way possible. I could see how it could be overwhelming for some, but I loved it. Felt so magical. I stopped in while in the area to get some ideas for holiday gifts and ended up getting my auntie gift duties done here. It's a very large space spanning three different areas, with the areas categorized by theme/age. You'll find everything from plushies to puzzles and everything in between here. Truly so many options for all ages (even those harder to shop for tween/early teen ages). I found some adorable play kitchen items for my 1yo niece, and some sweet dinosaur and car toys for my 3yo nephew here. I also love that I could browse, try things out, test quality, etc here unlike shopping online. I even found something for myself here! I was introduced to the magic of NeeDoh and had to get one. Now I already want to go back and test out some others to get. Service was very friendly - I asked for some recommendations for my niece's age, and one team member walked me through options. During checkout, another was very kind. Prices were reasonable, and I'd much rather spend my money locally than on Amazon this holiday season. Highly recommend swinging in to check this place out for holiday shopping season - shop local!

This is quite a toy store. It's very pack in the main store area and there is a back area full of…read moretoys. I was a little overwhelmed with all the stuff to look at and decide on for birthday gifts. I had read that they had Needoh Ice cube but was disappointed that they didn't have them available. Parking available on the street. Prices are ok.

I'm incredibly disappointed and honestly heartbroken over an experience I recently had with Hub…read moreHobby regarding my Traxxas T-Maxx/X-Maxx RC truck. I dropped the truck off for repair, and while I understood repairs can sometimes take a while, the process took a very long time. Eventually, I received one phone call letting me know the repair had been completed. Unfortunately, after 90 days of not picking it up, I later learned that the truck had been surrendered. What's hardest for me to understand is that I never received a second phone call, voicemail, warning, or any kind of notice that my truck was about to be surrendered. Not one. What makes this especially frustrating is that over the years I've received numerous phone calls from the store over much smaller things -- special-ordered parts, minor items, and other routine pickups. So it's difficult for me to understand why there wasn't more effort made to contact me over something worth nearly $2,000 and carrying so much personal value. This hobby store means a lot to me personally. My late father used to take me there when I was younger, and some of my best memories with him came from spending time there together. These days, I love bringing my own two children there and sharing the same hobby with them. That's why this situation feels so devastating. It wasn't just an RC truck to me. It represented years of memories, time, money, and something meaningful I shared across generations of my family. I understand businesses have policies, and I'm not trying to attack anyone personally. I just truly wish more effort had been made before permanently surrendering something that clearly meant so much to a longtime customer. I still hope there's some way this situation can be made right.

Customer service is great, pricing is fair and you can certainly find some bargains. Nearly every…read morehobby is covered... we come here for sci-fi models! They also have a rewards program so you earn points for every dollar you spend.

I loved what they had here but I felt very disappointed on how my experience went, I forgot my…read morewallet so I had to come back literally not even 30 minutes later the owner said she would hold onto my stuff for me, I came back to my stuff being put back so I had to get everything I got again. Another thing I'd like to add the whole time I was being stared down at the whole time I was shopping every time I moved she moved I caught her multiple times just staring me down like I was going to run out the store with the stuff I was holding, I genuinely will not come here.

I called ahead and both items described to me on the phone they did not have in stock !!read more

We stopped into this baby boutique to pick out a couple items for our baby on the way. The store…read morecarries a small selection of well-curated baby clothes, stuffed animals, toys, and strollers. While you couldn't do the majority of your baby shopping here, it's the perfect spot to pick out some cute clothes or a new toy. We loved their selection of crinkle books and stuffed animals especially.

We were visiting from Omaha and decided to pop in before our departure. Staff was extremely…read morefriendly and helpful! I thought they had a fantastic selection of clothing, books, and toys! My daughter had a ball wandering around looking at everything. We ended up leaving with a new fox Jellycat and an adorable sweater!

Awesome comic shop! Lived in Edina and had no idea this place was here! I'm a huge Batman fan and…read morethe owner (I believe) showed me how to draw him and even gave me a picture of his art! Super chill spot. I found a classic Batman comic collection that I bought. Very affordable. If you're in the spot, I'd recommend checking out! Thank you guys so much!

Wow, a lot of comic and gaming and anime stuff. If you want to let your fingers walk through…read morecomics, this place can challenge you to the marathon level. A nice couple of tall shelves of Manga; if I was looking to fill out a set this would be a good place to start. My nephew saw a few he wanted. The RPG/D&D area supported one gaming table and lots of figure stuff though more sections of not tightly organized stuff. You could do some bin diving and probably find a few treasures. High up, there were many many collectible figures and stuff. Out to look at a bit high up, and a few backed cabinets. You'll need to ask for help. Nice collection, though. Prices were competitive. We picked up a few things and were on a tour of all the stores on the west side. I was a little overwhelmed by all the stuff I am not into, but I liked the D&D section, but it needs a little attention.

I've never bothered to actually check in to Games by James via yelp but I'm glad I did this time…read morebecause I got a free fidget spinner out of it. The quality wasn't the greatest but it was free so I'll take what I can get. Since the store wasn't super busy on a Tuesday night my friend and I got some nice recommendations from the guy that was working in the store. My colleague tends to play party games so his lighter multiplayer recommendations made sense. My partner on the other hand prefers heavy euros but I didn't feel like asking about those this time around although I did see them carry some heavier games. There were a group of older adults playing a board game on the long tables in the back. I remember reading about magic the gathering nights so I imagine it might be nice to play here during weeknights when the mall isn't super busy. Also I noticed Games by James sponsored a play area for kids right next to the store. There's giant Jenga, connect 4 and bean bags to keep the little ones occupied while you shop.

I was positively delighted to discover that there is a good game shop nearby. I have a list of…read moregames that I enjoy, none of which moved to Minnesota with me. With my return to the office becoming imminent, I knew the chips were down when it came to obtaining brain reset tools. One of my favorites is a good brain teaser, so Rush Hour was the order of the day. Being who I am, I was instantly distracted by all of the familiar old friends. I was lucky that Nathaniel was the one showing me where to find Rush Hour. The man knew everything about each one of the games that I was curious about. He even showed me games that were related to my old favorites (Arkham Horror, namely). I didn't get any of the wonderful cooperative games today, but I know I will be back when I find my game crew. This is a fantastic place to go for anyone who enjoys board games, card games, and puzzles.

The toys didn't seem to be as abundant for a flagship store, unlike the store in the sister…read moreAmerican Dream Mall in NJ. I did like that there were claw machines and actually won a lucky cat plush that cost me 3 tokens to win or $3. The store also had a pressed penny machine but of course it was $2.49. I found these claw machines better than the ones in the Ebisu store. Not enough merchandise but glad to see Toys r Us back!

The moment I saw a Toys R Us, I couldn't believe it, it was like walking into a time machine…read more Though the Toys R Us I visited isn't like the stores we grew up on, it's more of a condensed store of family games, puzzles, hobbies and POP Figures. Prices are pretty high but the staff was pretty friendly, their photo booth was pretty cool! It's worth checking out.

Every time I go to the Mall of America I have to stop here…read more It feels more than a toy store. There's many different stations/sections of the store that you'll find unique products for adults and kids. Staff are always ready to help. Demos will keep you in the store for awhile.

Toys AND outdoorsy gear?! Talk about an awesome combo! Just looking at the storefront says "Fun!"…read moreInside you'll find camping gear, warm clothing, silly animal slippers for all sizes, survival guides (like rope tying and more), many fun plush critters, toys/gifts/games that encourage outdoor play, etc. Definitely cool to look around and browse; I didn't have much room left in my luggage to buy much more stuff, but I'm super glad a place like this exists. Kind of gave off the vibe of an REI for kiddos, haha. Way better to get kids into going outside to play than always staring at a screen. =)