The Treasure Trove Toy Store is located in the Shoppes at Newberrytown, a borderline struggling…read moreflea market. Parking is not an issue, just grab a spot. The store is located in the middle building, behind the restaurant. Use the doors on the side of the building for the easiest access. Treasure Trove is huge and spread out, taking up a large portion of the building. Selection includes retro toys of all varieties, both new and loose, and a huge Pop Vinyl selection. Everything is very well-organized including separate rooms for specific items. Pop Vinyl's were well priced and included both common and rare ones. Huge stock of wrestling toys of all varieties, including a lot of older figures. Has a small clearance section with various items including a lot of physical media. One of the things that also stood out was the condition of items, most of the toy boxes were in good condition. Treasure Trove's biggest weakness is it being a little out of the way, and that the Shoppes at Newberrytown is not the most known place in the world. Treasure Trove really is the core of the Shoppes at Newberrytown and absolutely worth a stop.

Next to a dirt track a few hills and turns off of Interstate 83 in Neberrytown, I stumbled upon…read moreTreasure Trove by accident. It takes up most of one of the barracks representing The Shoppes at Newberrytown, a classic dirt mall that is home to a few of our area's best magick brokers and resellers of unusual ancient relics. Surprising, I know. Lady Matilda and I were meeting an antiquities dealer to procure the Emerald of Queen Zinth supposedly the gem that resurrected Lord Ghuul the Ineffable in 1233. The deal fell through because when we exposed the item to a low-level EPK resonator, it did not register the proper psychic frequency. Turns out the gem was just tinted glass from an Art Deco lighting fixture. Anyway, as Lady Matilda and I were figuring out what to do over pancakes at the nearby diner on site, I spotted a massive wall of Funko Pops through the door leading into the next section of the barracks. Pops as far as I could see; pops sufficient to build a small house. I had to investigate. While the major focus of the inventory is on professional wrestling figures and related products, Treasure Trove has a massive collection of loose figures from almost every franchise I could imagine. I was able to fill in the gaps in most of my old collections. I experienced an OCD moment as I had to dig through piles of rare items, discovering something new everywhere I looked. Each loose item was bagged and clearly priced. Boxed and packaged items are in pretty good shape and displayed safely. I didn't see much of the price gouging that is common in most used/collector toy stores. In fact, what I dropped on that first visit was pretty reasonable when I compared it to eBay and similar online resources. If you're looking for spare parts for broken toys, you'll have to dig, but there is a section of the store dedicated to them. The store also has old magazines and some comics, too. Things are organized in a general sense, but there are a lot of displays to investigate. If you go, be prepared to take some time on that first visit. The Funko Pop Wall is, indeed, massive. But the wide selection of products kept me searching the nooks and crannies of the store for an hour - which was only as long as Lady Matilda would allow me before getting ornery about it. She is not a fan of portable toilets, which is all "The Shoppes" seems to offer. Plus, she was fighting the urge to exact revenge on the dealer who had just tried to con us into buying a fake relic. (Be advised, that vendor no longer operates at that location...or in this dimension...any longer.) Since that first visit, I have returned many times, lured by a steady rotation of new items and great sales offers. The owner was also quite friendly and helpful. We chatted briefly as classic pro wrestling matches played on the overhead television.

First time visiting Ollie's today--it's huge! It's Costco sized and full of cheap bargain priced…read more items--like mugs, shower curtains, holiday decorations, books, rugs, and soccer balls. There are ceiling signs hanging showing different sections of the store (eg. Food, Furniture, Lawn & Garden, etc). I spent over 1.5 hours just looking around and there was still half the store remaining I didn't have time to check out!! I've heard the items in stock vary (as they buy overfill from other places at a steep discount). Today there were a bunch of very cute colorful pastel mugs selling for 99 cents. They also had Squid Game themed mugs for $4 and a Yoda one for $2. I was able to find a pickleball racquet set here as well (cheaper than on Amazon). All in all, interesting finds if you have the time to wander around! Cashiers are friendly

Getting back in to the swing of things and back to our normal routine, which is a stop at Ollie's…read more You never know what you will find, but what do you will be at a great price. This time I was looking for hair products but didn't find any but I found body spray from Mix Bar! And all Christmas toys were 40% off so we grabbed some as gifts for the upcoming year.

No longer in business. Store front is vacant. People on scene confirmed that the store is no longer…read morein business. We drove 20 miles in response to the yelp information which was a total waste of time.

From the owner: We offer a boutique experience with a willingness to go the extra mile to exceed customer…read moreexpectations. We are excited to offer children's toys and accessories that are not found in other local retail locations.

Wow this store is amazing!!! There are SO MANY cool finds!! Definitely worth checking out! The…read moreowner is very friendly! My son found so many cool items he has wanted such as old VHS tapes and older video games that are hard to find. There are tons of trading cards, CDs, figurines, books, comics, and more!!!

Dave was extremely friendly. The prices for the items were really good and the items were in great…read morecondition. There are so many different items to choose from. I stopped by to buy a VHS player and will be going back for more things.

After visiting this store many times learning more about the owners and talking to them I can say…read morethis place of amazing ran by great people they always have all the new releases and very organized comics I love this store so much and I recommend it.

Excellent service and great customer service from the team of individuals , looking forward to…read morecoming back soon

Great place to do business traded toys with them will do again had no problem with shipping and…read moregetting paid

I've been ordering more and more from Outback with my blossoming collection. Outback has great…read moreprices and customer service even for someone clear across the country from their location. The selection is fantastic and the online website is easy to use and navigate. Count me in as a loyal customer, and thanks Karen for all your patient help. I HIGHLY recommend this store for collectors and casual customers as well. One day I hope to be able to visit the physical store, but the online experience is great.

Books-A-Million is on my bibliophile list of book stores to visit when in the area to see what's…read morenew. Definitely "Books-A-Million " with the largest selection of books for adults and children. If you're in the market for a hard-copy magazine, it's sad that digital has reduced the overall selection. Joe Muggs Coffee area looks like a great place to read or work with a cuppa. Themes: USA 250 years, Romance Novels, and Summer Reads.

I remember Books-A-Million from my trips to Alabama. I recall it feeling more like the Half-Price…read moreBooks I still enjoy today. This location wants to be Barnes & Noble so bad that the experience is almost the same. It's not terrible, but it isn't innovative or special. The bargain sections often have interesting gift books, but the joy of finding that uncollected special order in a clearance bin is now a distant memory. If I want to buy someone's bestselling hardcover for 90% off, I can snatch it up here, assuming I don't want to wait for the free shipping from Amazon or another online resource. I regularly find more interesting books at Ollie's just up the road. I found nothing here worth waiting in line to buy in the past year or more. Granted, the store is clean, and the staff is helpful. It's just wholly unremarkable as a bookstore. If your thing is toys for adults with disposable income (aka collectibles), they have a huge section surrounded by hundreds of Funko Pops. But there is nothing here I cannot find online and possibly cheaper. I typically only visit when Lady Matilda is over in the Michael's located next door, and, as this is deep within the retail hellscape that is Colonial Park, I try not to come by very often.