Toy Stores in Erie, PA

“One of the best (if not the best) toy/games/retro stores in Pennsylvania. They had a little bit of something for everyone. Prices and selection were great & the people working were even better. An Absolute Erie must do...”

“This store carries no junk. I added a description with my photos that lists many of the toys, games, books, and puzzles you will find. One of the best features besides the quality of the items is how the store is organized - by type like trucks, trains, play food, dinosaurs, zoo animals, special coloring books, etc. There are many types of items to choose from and usually several choices in a category; for example, they have 5 different Spirograph options and 6 different 'paint by sticker' books. They also have a selection of clothing for little ones and some cute gift bags. Prices for items we have purchased there are competitive.”

“I called this Build-A-Bear site and the person Mila was sooo sweet! I explained to her on the phone that I can't have kids and I lost my fur baby son and asked if she would be able to add his fur into the stuffing. She was absolutely amazing and sweet and helped me through the whole process. I almost started to cry putting my babies fur in the stuffie I got and she was so sweet and patient with me. I have NEVER been to a Build-A-Bear before and she made it so wonderful. Thank you so much Mila for helping me through my dark time and being such a loving and kind soul. She deserves all the raises possible omg! She is one of a kind <3”

“Love this place! The only thing is, I asked if they shipped online to Canada and they said yes, but they don’t.
Wouldn’t have signed up and paid for their loyalty club if I knew this- so I felt a bit ripped off
Otherwise Great clean store with tons of items”

“Ollie’s is definitely one of those places you have to be willing to dig through to find the bargains. They have an incredible amount of merchandise, including closeouts, overstocks, bankruptcy buyouts, and all kinds of odds and ends. I jokingly call it a “junk store,” but if you have the patience to look around, you can definitely find some really good deals.

This location was a very large store with a phenomenal amount of stuff for sale—almost overwhelming. The parking lot was big, with plenty of spaces, which was a plus. My biggest complaint was the checkout line. There were probably 15 people waiting, and for me, that’s just too long. I have very little patience for standing in checkout lines!

We have a smaller Ollie’s in Warren, Pennsylvania, and I actually prefer it. It’s a nice little store, easy to get around, and you usually don’t have to wait long to check out.

Overall, this is a nice store with plenty of potential bargains if you’re willing to take the time to hunt for them. It just won’t be on my return list anytime soon.”