Learning Express Toys

Imagine the scene from Big when they enter FAO Schwartz — this store kind of gives you that experience! Both my toddler-​aged daughter and husband seemed amazed at all there was to see when they walked in. My husband let out an audible «wow» and my daughter didn’t quite seem to know where to go first because everything looked like so much fun to her: she decided that the huge stuffed bear demanded her immediate attention, and then just continued to enjoy everything she could in the store while we were there.
I found the prices here very reasonable and along the lines of what I see in other shops (and a to z online shops!). I found the selection of items here really wonderful too as I saw some toys/​craft supplies that I hadn’t seen in other places before. I also really appreciated that the sales people weren’t trying to push me to buy the most expensive items either. I found Janet to be very helpful directing me to other toys and items that I hadn’t considered for my daughter, not pushy at all. She seemed very genuine.
I love that there are toys out and accessible for play in the store. It is set up for the children to get a chance to play with the toys which is wonderful. There was a train set, lego area, sand box, kitchen set and even more out and ready for busy, little hands. The store seems very tidy too perhaps because there are items out for those small shoppers to manipulate so they aren’t pulling everything off the shelves!
There is A LOT to see here for a huge span of ages (even newborn/​infant items!). This is a really wonderful shop. We’ll definitely be back!

The Learning Express has a very large inventory of educational yet fun and unique toys; there is literally something for everyone. Shop for the kids or with the kids as there are plenty of toys on display and available to play with! Almost every time a friend’s child has a birthday I stop here to locate a unique toy for them. They also offer gift wrapping services, so if you’re a last minute shopper like me, they’ll wrap the present for you. Consider joining their email list if you’d like to receive money saving coupons.

This is my absolute favorite store to shop for a child’s present! The store is laid out in a way where it is very easy and convenient to find the perfect toy. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. They carry many different brands, Melissa and Doug being one of my favs. Also if you sign up on their mailing list you will receive $ 5 and $ 7 off coupons year round and free gift wrapping with every purchase. The best part, they encourage kids to play with all the toys while the parents shop!

We have always loved this store for its great variety of cool, educational and fun toys. However, I am compelled to write a review about the AMAZING service I received recently at the store. I was shopping for materials for goodie bags for my son’s birthday party. The staff not only helped me pick out the right items in my price range, but they helped separate items from packages into each individual goodie bags, then they wrapped each bag (25 of them) and kept them ready for us to pick them up the following day! And all this during their busiest season! I will return over and over again :-) I wish I could remember the name of the wonderful lady who helped me (Janet?) but THANK YOU ALL including management of the store who supported this level of service by the staff!

Huge assortment of cool toys and games for kids. Staff is nice. Kids can play with lots of stuff. Only drawback is the stuff is on the expensive side.

It is a good store for kids. Lots of toys to choose from for a wide age range. It is a Learning Express so their prices are a little high.

A fun toy store for kids. Silly bandz., shrinky dinks, web kinz, disney dolls, toy cars, legos — nearly any type or kind of toy you or your kids might want. This store meets a need, as the day I was there I saw about 6 kids of various ages either sitting on the floor playing with the demo toys or outside the store unwrapping the toys their parents had just purchased. And in two instances the kids were ready to go and the parents kept holding back to make one more attempt on the particular toy of choice.