Toy Stores near Corte Madera, CA
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“Best educational toy store I've encountered in the SF Bay Area. From Five Little Monkeys in Burlingame to various Barnes & Nobles' toy sections, I find most stores have the same products I already know of from Amazon.This store had Melissa & Doug educational learning mats, Bruder Caterpillar branded construction vehicles, die cast cars - and gift wrapping for everything.Additionally, the store was an experience for kids - Haba train sets, Calico Critters homes, this was better than Disneyland for many toddler aged kids.I should've taken more pics of this place - mine don't do it justice for the expansive, modern, clean layout.”
8:45AM - 12PM
1414 4th St, San Rafael
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“What a gem! The teachers are so nice, supportive, engaging, and amazing energy to have around your little one. My daughter does not speak/understand English so I was unsure if it made sense for her. That said, it's still SO much fun and she definitely still enjoyed it. She's 17 months old and daycare was closed for the holidays so she was looking for indoor activities! While the times don't work for us to be regulars, we will definitely look to do drop-ins when daycare is closed.”
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“Very nice and small arcade! With a selection of 2 Chunithm machines, 2 Mai Mai Murasaki machines, the old DDR, Dance Rush, Street Fighter, 2 Mario Kart machines, a hockey table, a basketball hoop game, the punching test machine, and a WACCA cabinet.As a huge CHUNITHM fan, I've been looking for a cabinet that is online so I can save data on my Nime card. All of their games are online so I can finally start my process on my international version! One play on the Chunithm machine is $1.50. A very good price for 3 songs. They clean and keep their machines well kept. The Mario kart wheel wasn't as loose and difficult to use in the character selection compared to other arcades and the Chunithm machine's slider was smooth AF.There's also a shop of collectibles and toys in the back for any kids. There's a lot of cute charms I saw and if you're into POP figurines, there's several there.I'll definitely come back here for my Chunithm itch. :)”
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“Come here for a quick gift to bring a fancy hipster toy to your next young kids birthday party. Expect to pay high prices, but in return, you get fancy packaging that feels good in your hands, as you marvel at the extra 5 minute effort the clerk spends to wrap your gift and stamp it with custom letters with the name of the recipient. The store is a joy for parents, but honestly like any fancy boutique you get concerned bringing your little ones in tow. This is a high brow gift shop, not Toys R Us.”
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“Lots of puzzles to try out in their mini play area… handcrafted wooden puzzles and brain teasers for kids and adults ranging from ludo, snake and ladders, chess etc.. invokes a sense of nostalgia.. most of the puzzles have the difficulty level clearly taggedthe guy at the store is extremely passionate about his work.. and puts a lot of effort in keeping every customer engaged and intrigued about the puzzles on display..”
10AM - 6PM
688 Bridgeway, Sausalito
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“This gift shop in downtown Sausalito is one of the better stores, featuring local souvenirs with "Sausalito" emblazoned on them, and also fun products from around world like Studio Ghibli stuff and Adventures with Tin Tin books and gifts! It's a BIG store -- take some time to check out all the nooks of this shop! Prices ranges here depending on what item -- but there's something for everyone here. Staff are not intrusive and generally will service you at the check-out counter.”
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“I stopped by today to look for a spring/Easter dress for my 4 year old. They have such a fantastic selection of beautiful dresses, designers you won't find anywhere else. The also have kids dress shoes, hair bows and accessories. There were so many I liked, that I decided to wait and bring my daughter back and let her choose.”
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“I'm really sad that our local family owned San Francisco toy store closed due to politics, a changing market, and area crime. I remember when Jeffrey's was on Market in the 90s. I've been coming here since I was a kid. I just moved back from NYC but I consider myself lucky I was able to visit the shop several times with my own infant son before the store closed. It's places like this why I will keep toys and books in my kids hands and not tablets and smart phones. As a born and raised San Franciskin, I hate what SF has become. I hope Jeffrey's can make a comeback soon in a better SF neighborhood where the shop would be greatly appreciated by families and children for another 90 years.”
8AM - 7PM
3545 California St, San Francisco
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“How do they squish so many things in there. The aisles are narrow. I'm afraid that person who sues stores for not having handicapped space might come in here. They have a "variety" (understatement). You want something, they must have it. They are part of ACE hardware store. Their kitchen ware is two doors down. Everything you need in the kitchen, except the sink.”
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“This is a great shop for my style. I love second hand clothing as it’s better quality and more interesting in our fast fashion world. Owner is so nice & the overall feel of the store was enjoyable to me. They have a dressing room!!”
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“Daisi was super helpful with installation of car seat. Informative, knowledgeable and flexible with her schedule, she also gave us her contact info in case we had questions in the future.”
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“Ying Hobbies & Toys it's the hidden gem you never knew you needed! My wife stumbled upon this treasure while on a quest for Gunpla goodness, and boy, am I glad she did. Tucked away in a cozy spot, Ying Hobbies & Toys might play hard to get at first, but once you lay eyes on its bounty of plastic wonders, you'll be hooked. The store might be small, but it's bursting at the seams with an array of model kits that'll make any Gundam fan's heart skip a beat. Seriously, choosing just one model feels like trying to pick a favorite child - impossible and bound to hurt someone's feelings. But fear not, the guy running the place is pretty helpful. With his guidance, navigating through the sea of model kits becomes a breeze! Oh and the pricing is super fair specially for all the cool stuff you can find. So, if you're a Gundam enthusiast or just someone who appreciates the art of model kits, do yourself a favor and pay Ying Hobbies & Toys a visit. Trust me, it'll quickly become your go-to spot for all things Gunpla. Happy building, fellow plastic yelp warriors!”
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“A very small store for the serious anime- Japanese manga type figurines/ models and other collectables and some lower cost stuff for kids/ collectors on a budget.It's one of the few I know in the general bayarea that specializes in the trade and one the few that offer some of the original Japanese heroes collectable stuffing around SF”
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“A fantastic toy store for kids of all ages! Average pricing. This shop is crammed with products, offering all sorts of toys, games, books, accessories, postcards and gifts. I especially love the selection of books about Sausalito and SF that were right at the front of the store.”
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“Lots of wonderful clothing in all kids sizes. The store is well organized, clean and bright. Our stroller fit down the aisles so I could shop with my hands free. I'm the grandma and that was very helpful as my grandson was only 3 months old and can be wiggly when he is looking around.”
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“This store is a magical wonderful with great gifts. It has something for everyone. I love the great selections of toys, gifts and antiques. Susan has curated a great collection.”
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“What a sweet and wonderful group of lady's running this store. You'll find everything you need for toddlers, which is especially hard about 4 years old. In between baby and kids clothes/shoes. Also the shoes I bought my son were not cheaply made Nike's that break through the toe within a month. Great stuff!”
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“City of lights n luck, history also since 1000 years a business meeting place in evening starts twinkling all the night she dances sings songs of cultures simbles of history also fill colors, meetings place for pure genuine products dealing honestly at morning it's sleeps still khi wakes n sleep late”
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“Small store in Japantown with a surprisingly excellent selection of curated board games. Be warned: you may find yourself having to walk sideways to get around with even a couple of customers in the store.”
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“Nice big shop right on the pier. Friendly staff and a large selection. I love that you can get little souvenir tee shirts and clothes for your bear, but my kids aren’t really the souvenir type so we got Pokémon, lame!”
10AM - 5:30PM
Pier 15 Embarcadero at, Green St, San Francisco
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“The exploratorium store was a cool spot with a huge range of gifts to get. It is the gift shop to the Exploratorium. I liked the black sand exhibit at the Exploratorium and asked the sales associate there for some. She was very happy and eager to lead the way to the black sand. They also have a bunch of other cool tacky stuff to buy from a test tube glass tea diffuser to crystal rocks.A jar of black sand was $9.72 which I thought was a fair price to pay.”
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10:30AM - 5PM
12 Miller Ave, Mill Valley
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“I rarely write reviews anymore, but Sprout Mill Valley definitely deserves one! I've shopped here for many years and have had continually excellent customer service from all the employees over time, but lately especially from Molly who is one of the managers in the Mill Valley store and is exceedingly kind, knowledgable, and patient. She knows every in and out of every piece of gear and can guide you to what you need/want without the confusion of drowning in online research. They have a wonderfully curated collection of books and small toys which are very inclusive and diverse and are often things you wouldn't find elsewhere. My favorite are letter block sets but not just in English, they carry Arabic, Hebrew, Spanish, German etc. and as a multi-ethnic-lingual family this is so appreciated. Sprout is my go-to place to find gifts for pregnancy/babies/toddlers (alas they don't carry things for older kids, but for that I go to Tantrum down the street) and it's always a pleasure to shop locally especially when the people are so amazingly lovely!”
11AM - 7PM
900 North Point St e204, San Francisco
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“This store is spectacular with so many wonderful, loving and ambience feelings shopping in here. I am an adult without children but I love the little one in me. Thank you so much for sparkles.”
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“It's definitely a very cutesy type of store that sells Japanese products like Sanrio merch and many kinds of plushies. When I walked in the staff were nice and greeted me although I went on a day where there weren't many people in Japantown. I'm not this store's target demographic honestly, but it's still a fun store to browse around in when I have the time.”
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“I just love this store. I have taken my three boys in here every single time they get a haircut, since before they could talk. It certainly is hard to leave without a toy! I love the friendly staff, as they always know what to help with, and give us clean service.”
9AM - 4PM
61 Broadway, Fairfax
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“I have childhood memories of going into that store with a childhood friend, Sandra. The very small, rubber toys were my favorite. I am glad to see it is still there, 50 years later.”
“Incredible selection of toys. Exceptional service. Merilyn went above and beyond to help us. Sales associates like her are the reason we go to real stores instead of shopping online.”