Toyhouse has been serving children of all ages for over 50 years. Many adults who went there as a child continue to go their now to shop for their children, grandchildren, and friends.
Earlier during the pandemic, I saw children standing in front of the Toyhouse looking in the window. I imagined they were waiting to get in to search for some of their favorite coveted toys or discover new jewels.
Toyhouse is well stocked with card and board games; stuffed animalsâlarge and small; science kits; dress-up and makeup items; Legos; children books; arts and crafts supplies; tractors and trucks; and even retro Lava Lamps.
There is something there for everyone that is looking...
   Read moreI picked out two toys for my grandson three days before Christmas. The clerk was not friendly at all. She asked me if I wanted a bag, and I said yes. I noticed gift wrapping paper behind her and asked if they wrap gifts. "Yes." So I asked if she would wrap them. She appeared annoyed, then asked, "What's the occasion?" I said, "Christmas?" She then lectured me about how her daughter just had a birthday and lots of folks have birthdays around Xmas. I didn't say anything else, because I didn't want to be as rude as she was. Hint to the owner: Offer your customers gift wrapping; don't make them ask for it. And teach your clerks about good customer...
   Read moreThese people just shouldn't own a business frequented by children. The owners and workers are beyond not friendly, they are frankly pretty rude and unhelpful. The last time I brought my kid here the people behind the counter refused to help us find a specific toy my kid wanted, which we found, so we knew they had it in the end, they just wouldn't help us find it, when I asked for it specifically. I can't help but feel like you get a friendlier experience shopping for toys at your local target, which...
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