I have a non-toy gift policy that I impose on myself. I have about as much self-control as a rabbit in heat, so I don't always succeed in following it though. I don't have kids of my own--just a ton of nephews and nieces. My boyfriend and I went to this branch to look for gifts for my nephew and one of his bandmates' daughters.
The place isn't ridiculously big like some toy stores, and I appreciated that because it makes the task less daunting for me. Toys for boys are on the left side and the ones for girls on the right. Everything is arranged pretty well, and their organization makes it easier to look for particular toys or find something when you have a theme in mind.
We ended up buying a Play-Doh set for the little girl (even though it was a toy, I was okay with purchasing something that encouraged imagination and creativity) and some puzzles for my nephew--one Olaf, one Elsa, and one Mickey Mouse. In case you didn't guess, he's a huuuuuge fan of Frozen, so it was pretty perfect.
There's one corner in the store that's filled with science-y toys that looked pretty awesome even for us adults. At the very front are cheaper options like bubble-makers and other thingamabobs.
I liked that the staff were right there when we needed them but left us pretty much alone as we browsed. read more