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    The Lego Store

    4.5 (91 reviews)
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    Closed • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Brick Headz - Buzz Lightyear
    Mel L.

    Came in on a Sunday afternoon. It was pretty packed, but we knew what we wanted and went straight for the prize. Everyone here is super friendly. Special shout out to Josh for helping us today! & made the checkout process quick and fun.

    Starry Night is back in stock!
    Maria N.

    Upon stepping into this Lego store at the Hillsdale store, we received amazing customer service from Brian. He immediately attended to us and asked what we were looking for. He also had genuine enthusiasm as he was answering my questions and helping me grab the Starry Night Lego set while we continued to browse the store. This store is well stocked! I was also able to find the Disney castle which was a plus as both of the Lego sets I was looking for were sold out on the Lego website online. Upon check out, Aaron helped us and was very insightful in explaining the details for the VIP rewards program. We also got 2 small Lego sets free with our purchase. I would highly recommend stopping by this store for your puzzle and Lego needs!

    Rare simpsons lego
    Jack R.

    I've often thought of quitting my current position in a Fortune five hundred company, releasing me of all the stress that comes with a high paying job, just to work at a place like this. Sure, they won't pay me six figures here, but then again, I'd be surrounded by Legos and happiness. They have rows and rows of Legos, organized by themes such as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and Marvel Comics (Iron Man, Spiderman, etc.) I imagine my day would be filled with helping people to find Lego sets, and why not, I'm just as knowledgeable as the associates who work here, and I imagine them calling my name to build the big display cases that line the windows. And I would get to wear that funny yellow apron that would make me look like a Lego chef. Everyone that I see around me in this store looks so happy. The kids, the employees, and parents who have the hundreds of dollars to spend on small pieces of plastic...and so the happiness seeps into me too. Oh Lego Store, if I were 10 years younger, I would have applied to join your Lego World!

    Handmade Lego Wedding gift
    Yoyo L.

    I was inspired by some awesome art pieces that were created by Lego! So I decided to create wedding gifts for my friends! One of the employees helped me out when I was pretty stressed to find the brides' and grooms' outfits! Seriously, he help me save so much time for finding those tiny parts. My friends love them! Even though they're not expensive, but this is something unique with !

    Jennifer L.

    I successfully hid this store from my son for 4 years. Until last Halloween when some friends invited us to go trick-or-treating in Hillsdale Shopping Center and Ichabod saw the Lego Store for the first time. *cue angels singing, clouds parting* He practically dropped his jack-o-lantern - he could give a rat's ass about Halloween candy - and ran open-mouthed into the store. The Lego staff very wisely handed out stickers and a Lego catalog, which he flipped through excitedly, pointing out, "I want this, this, and this." He hadn't realized Legos were available in that many varieties. On a solo visit, a Lego sales associate helped me find which Lego set would meet our needs best. They didn't carry a separate Lego carrying case that I was looking for, so I bought a plastic toolbox at a hardware store and made my own. If you have a budding young architect or happen to like Legos yourself, this is a great store.

    Cindy C.

    My boyfriend is going through this Lego kick right now... The inner child in him is definitely coming through. It started with the Formula Off-Roader purchased at Target. He finished that model within an hour, so we decided this weekend to get another one and work on it together (although to be honest, I wasn't as dedicated to it as he was). We walked in to the brightly colored store looking for the Wheel Loader, but ended up getting the 24 Hour Race Car instead because they didn't have the other. $140 still well spent in my boyfriend's opinion, I'm sure. It's a hobby I can definitely get on board with, as long as he puts ALL pieces into a tupperware like I suggested. I've heard the painful stories... Staff members were extremely helpful. Made sure to come ask us if there was anything they could help us with and were able to point us in the right direction to the technics area. The store has legos for all ages and in all areas: From the big giant blocks for toddlers to the sophisticated architecture kits to theme kits like Star Wars and Minecraft. I have my eye on 2 of The Simpsons kits. Too bad they're $200 each... one day...

    Marjorie B.

    Savor the vestiges of our childhood in a handful of colorful blocks. And, as I recall, the pieces were pretty tasty; wonderful to gnaw on as a toddler. Work stations with large bins of assorted bricks and other building materials are provided for kids to sample. Adults are welcome to play as well, given that they are well-behaved and keep the blocks out of their mouths. Presorted buckets and boxes of blocks for specific projects abound the shelves, and random brick bags are available as starter kits for the prudent buyers. Note that some of these buckets, although they have a picture in front, do not include blueprints. The best is the lego buffet... a virtual Home Depot with every basic piece of Lego construction material any serious self-respecting freestyle lego mason can imagine. $12 to fill up a container the size of a Giant Slurpee, which is a decent buy, considering you can pick and choose the pieces you want. Smaller containers also available. A great place to reminisce, foster your child's creativity, release your inner child, or just pick up a great gift for people of all ages. I don't know if this is a limited time offer, but they said every $75 you spend in the store will get you a free child's admission to Lego land... which is in San Diego.

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    Five Little Monkeys

    4.1(57 reviews)
    3.9 mi
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    We've been coming to Five Little Monkeys in Burlingame for well over a decade for their fun, unique…read moretoys. Prices range from fair to high, selection is abundant. Though our kids are much older now, we love to stop in for blind boxes, collectibles, and to scratch the incessant NeeDoh itch. Parking is almost always a challenge, given the area. Weekend visits require serious patience. The store can get shoulder-to-shoulder packed with large strollers in narrow aisles and tiny tots having very big feelings whose parents are doing what they can to regulate, some more than others, so there are def moments of chaos. As a momma who had 2 under 2 at one point, I've been there and hella get it. For my own sanity, we aim for off-peak visits to peruse in peace. As you can imagine, service is more attentive when the staff:customer ratio is more manageable. But the last couple visits, it's been fairly quiet in the store yet no greeting upon my entering, nor a welcoming vibe upon checking out at the register. So much so that I didn't bother to have them do the customary complimentary gift wrap for all the presents I picked out for my youngest. It was such a bummer to leave feeling icky for what is normally one of my happy places, especially as a long standing customer.

    A great toy store we enjoy browsing around anytime we're in the area. They have a wide variety of…read moretoys, stuffies, and collectibles for all ages. A bit on the pricey side overall, but great service everytime I've visited. My friends have bought Sonny angels and smiski's from here multiple times.

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    Fugitive Toys - Flip with me Labubu!! Found

    Fugitive Toys

    3.8(24 reviews)
    5.6 mi
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    There is a variety of cool collectibles and action figures here. There are a lot of funko pops and…read moreblind boxes. Value was pretty good but depends on what you're looking for. Customer service was good, the guy behind the counter didn't hover while we looked at the toys. Nice spot to visit if you enjoy Comic Cons and collectibles.

    I initially wanted to come here and talk about how I got overcharged by $300 at their booth at…read moreBubufest. But then I went down a whole rabbit hole of why you shouldn't do business with these guys. They are very shady business men. The owner, Nelson, is a reseller who uses bots to get items (Pokemon TCG, Pop Mart, etc) and resell for a profit. He opens the boxes and claims all the best value figures and cards, then sells the common ones to unsuspecting shop customers. Then when he has too many common figures and cards, he offloads them in the form of "conventions". It's the best scam: charge people an entrance fee and still overcharge people for common boxes that are worth much less online. This is why his cons are every 3 months. This is the best way to offload common figures while still making money off of ticket sales and up charges. You will not find any secrets or valuable cards at Fugitive Toys. The boxes and packs have all been resealed with the rare stuff already taken. If you want to resell your funkos, they will offer $1 or two, then turn around and resell for 6x the profit. Nelson is notorious for kicking out people from his conventions. Multiple people have come forward with talking about racial profiling and Nelson using poor excuses to kick people out of his conventions. See one story below. People have also complained that vending there is not worth doing there. Sales are slow and the vending prices to secure a spot are $300 to $700. That's a lot higher than more established conventions. Hype Con and Fugitive Toys are both also very disorganized when it comes to their schedule as well. At cons, their doors never open on time. At fugitive toys, they will close on random days without warning or note. Don't support any Hype Con hosted events, and definitely don't do business with Fugitive Toys. They're scam artists, and they need to be investigated.

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    Busy Baby Bottoms - Need Cloth?

    Busy Baby Bottoms

    3.7(14 reviews)
    5.2 mi
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    The owner was so wonderful and incredibly helpful. When we asked her for help on cloth diapers she…read moregave us so much useful information. She was so friendly and let us have time to explore and decide on our own after helping us out. I felt no pressure to buy but so supported in exploring options and learning more about cloth diapering. The store is cute and small and has lots of other cute things too. I recommend stopping by for sure!

    My friends and I were celebrating a birthday and decided to sit outside this shop after eating…read moreelsewhere since there were tables. There was a kids table and a dinosaur toy outside of the shop. We had grabbed it for a few minutes and sat in the kids table not thinking anything of it since we would put it back. Then a few moments later while we are trying to enjoy our cake, two women are walking towards us and one lady says to us , "Do you know how stupid y'all look on our cameras?" At first we didn't know if she was talking to us, but as she got closer she repeated that phrasing and accused us of creating a mess. ( a mess we did not make and was already there). We explained calmly that the trash was already there, and suggested she check her cameras, but instead of addressing that, she again said we looked stupid and looked like "fools" and kept on cussing. At this point it was only the girls around this area, once our guy friend heard the altercation they approach us and calmly said to her that we get where she's coming from but she could have approach us more respectfully, she suddenly said she was "just joking" and that we were taking it to serious and she then started to get aggressive getting closer to us. To us, it didn't feel like a joke, it felt disrespectful when a grown lady is talking aggressively to teenagers calling them "stupid". She later said the toy was free to take, which made the situation even more confusing because why start all this when the toy is "free". All this was caught on video btw. Seeing that this is not the first time something like this happens outside the shop is disappointing.

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    Cute little store. Friendly service.

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