Toy Stores in Coquitlam, BC
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4 locations found near Coquitlam
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2124 Austin Ave, Coquitlam BC V3K 3R8
“Just picked up a lost disc golf disc at Go Go Hobbies. Nice service for disc golfers playing at Mundy Park in Coquitlam. Also got a new Pixel putt & approach disc that I’ve been trying to find for a while. They don’t have a lot of discs in store, but maybe this will grow with time. Looks like their main stock is remote control vehicles and model building, which looks pretty cool.”
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2929 Barnet Highway Suite 1308, Coquitlam BC V3B 5R5
“I really love this store! The staff are always engaging and welcoming! My favourite is the female manager Anita, she’s always so attentive when I go in and helps me pick out what I need. I also love Junee, sorry if I didn’t spell that correct but he’s also super nice and friendly, always a pleasure to see him. Rob is another manager and he’s super nice and helpful aswell:) Great store, great staff! Thank you, Happy customer:)”
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1300 Woolridge Street, Coquitlam BC V3K 6S4
“Such a great spot for families! Love being able to find cute pieces for the kids without spending a fortune, especially when they outgrow everything so quickly. Giving gently loved clothes a second life is such a bonus. Definitely worth a visit if you have little ones!”
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Westwood Mall, 3000 Lougheed Highway Suite 204, Coquitlam BC V3B 1C5
“Proper toy shops are becoming rather rare these days. Whenever I need to buy a gift for a child, it seems the default choices are now Amazon or Walmart. I actually miss the days when you could just walk into Toys “R” Us and spend half an hour looking around. So I’m quite glad Mastermind Toys is still here. The selection at this Coquitlam location isn’t massive, but there’s enough variety that I’ve never felt short of choices. If I need a birthday or Christmas present without knowing exactly what I’m looking for, I can usually find something suitable here. Perhaps I’m getting old, but I still prefer picking up a toy, looking at it properly and deciding whether a child might actually enjoy it, rather than judging everything from six photos and 4,000 Amazon reviews.”
