Great store with a unique selection. Wonderful stuffed animals. The prices are reasonable too.read more

Really cute. Expensive but cute and lots of different types of items and toys to choose from.read more

I sent the store a question and received a sarcastic childish message back. I'd expect this from…read moregrown men who play with toys all day. The store is always empty. With this persona reply, I can see why. I guess its more a club house than a store. The door is usually locked anyway. They're not open when they say they are. And from the looks from the window, the store is super tiny and has nothing . go somewhere else. Theres a much better comic store both on the LES and in the Bronx on Fordham road that's worth the trip.

First time buyer from their online store and they sent the book in a padded envelope, single backer…read moreboard and bag. No cardboard protection so the book was damaged pretty good during shipping. It also came with a nice little message on the package "enjoy the book don't buy from us again", and people wonder why comic book shops are going out of business these days. Just poor service overall.

When I lived in Park Slope as a teenager I went to Little Things Toy Store at least once a month…read more(usually when I picked up my comic books at the shop that used to be on 9th street and 7th avenue). The location I remember was about a block or so away from its current location (though I believe that was technically the OG "Little Things Too") and I always enjoyed checking out what action figures they had in stock. In this new location the shop is on a corner and it is still very welcoming. Maybe I'm just a sucker for Park Slope architecture but the shop just looks "right" to me for a toy store with toys showing in the window and an entrance that lets you see inside, hinting at the toys inside. All that said, this location is now focused heavily on toys for younger kids with very little aimed at a older collectors such as myself - and that's fine. Right across the street is Little Things Too which caters to a far wider audience. This shop is a great place to get toys for pre-schoolers to kids maybe around 5-6 years old. Beyond that I would visit the branch across the street. The prices seem very standard for what they're selling and not being a giant store like Target or Walmart. I purchased a couple Safari Ltd. Good Luck Mini animal and it was only a few bucks so not bad at all. The lady at check out was very nice and I had no issues with the service. With that visit, I headed over to Little Things Too which I'll be reviewing in the future.

What an amazing store with an amazing team. My wife and I were with my son and grandchildren…read morelooking for a birthday gift. OMG... this place has an unlimited supply of toys, stuffed animals, toy trucks, games and anything else you can think of. This place clearly reminded me of where I would go when I was growing up. No Toys R Us, Target or Wall Mart. You went to the Toy Store for a toy. My four year old grandchild was going to party and knew exactly what she wanted to get the birthday girl. Her mom had to modify the size of the stuffed toy but thanks to their amazing selection there was plenty to choose from. Once they got on line (and I'm happy to say that there was big check out line) they moved pretty quickly and finally paid. Following the cashier was gift wrapper. You would hand her the item and just a few minutes later appeared a perfectly wrapped present. I feel compelled to say that I do not understand the negative reviews. Apparently someone was having a bad day and took it out on a toy store? KUDOS to the team at Little Things Toy Store.

Love KmartI miss it sooooo much. Great people,great customer service. They had items other stores…read moredidn't. The prices were so much better then their competition. They had lay away. BoGos on shoes. So sad that they closed.

This is Kmart compared to its other rivals: Target, Walmart, Bj's warehouse, Costcos, Sam goods,…read moreFamily Dollar, CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Kroger supermarkets and other stores. Pretty cool store its located downstairs in the Sears Department stores. there have everything from. Garments - Clothing, Grocery-food-snacks, Pet food supplies, Office supplies, House and Essentials needs (toilet paper, kitchen table paper (bounty-shawny ), and etc, and plus there have a large parking lot that is shared with King's theater concert-goer's and Sears department store customers. I wouldn't mind coming back here to shop, its located in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn located on Flatbush Avenue and Beverly road or Flatbush avenue and Tilden avenue !!!. ( right across from stop and shop supermarket and old navy and coming soon a Burlington clothing store ) P.S. - The Kmart store in Manhattan on 8 street and Broadway near the 6 - train Astor place station it's pretty big compare to this location . And I heard the Kmart Baychester in the Bronx it's pretty big as well . And I heard the Kmart out in Long Island in Bridgehampton is pretty big as well too ( and there always a keyboard away if you visit them on www.Kmart.com ). very convenient by the MTA transportation : Subway: 2,5-Trains.Beverly road .Train station. or 2,5-trains.Church avenue.Train station . or Q-trains. Beverly road .train station. or Q,B-Trains.Church avenue .train station. Buses: B41,B49,B44, B35,etc buses

I love this B&N! It has two floors, is spacious, and has a Starbucks with an area to sit, eat, have…read morecoffee, or do some work. My only complaint is that it can be difficult to find a worker sometimes.

Two floor Barnes and Noble. The bottom floor via escalator seems larger than the top floor where…read moreyou enter from. Their restrooms are clean enough. All the books were neatly organized by category.