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“My daughter and I went to WindDriven yesterday to buy kites for three little ones. The owner was there, and she was so nice and helpful. She said their stock was down with winter approaching, but they still had an awesome selection. We told her we will definitely be back, and she told us returning customers get a 10% discount. ?”
“This place is a cool shop at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Lincoln City! We always stop in here. They have a bunch of anime stuff, collectibles, and cute little gift ideas! They're kinda spendy, but still a fun browse!!”
“Great selection of unique things having to do with a games and puzzles and and the action figure pieces and just wonderful good employee very helpful prices were Fair as well I recommend going there if you like to have game pieces while you're playing D&D”
“That FUEGO / ATTIC SALT store was adorable! I've been to the ones in Portland, but they shut down, so this one was a nice surprise. They always have cute stuff and good sales. The clearance was an extra 30% off, which was super cheap. I got a little bear with your horoscope on it. Would recommend checking it out.”
“Go! Toys, Games & Calendars is always a great store to visit. Plenty of toys, accessories, and games. There weren't a lot of calendars in this shop. Would recommend checking it out.”
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“A must-visit shop! It’s cozy, colorful, and just… happy. It reminded me of what toy stores used to feel like before everything became loud and plugged in.
What I loved most is that everything here invites you to actually play. You’ll find things like Ravensburger puzzles, big expressive puppets, and these fun imagination caps that instantly make us all want to pretend and create stories. Nothing is flashy or overwhelming—just really thoughtful toys that spark creativity.
And I have to say, the no-electronics thing makes such a difference. There’s no constant noise or blinking lights, which makes the whole space feel calmer and more intentional. It’s the kind of place where kids can slow down, explore, and use their imagination instead of just pressing buttons.
I also got a huge kick out of the nostalgic toys. Seeing Rainbow Brite and Raggedy Ann and Andy again totally caught me off guard in the best way. It didn’t feel outdated—it felt comforting, like reconnecting with something simple and joyful.
Overall, this shop just feels genuine. You can tell everything is chosen with care, and it creates an experience that’s just as meaningful as the toys themselves. Whether you’re shopping for a kid or just want to feel a little bit like one again, it’s 100% worth a visit.”