Toymaster

Understaffed for a shop of its size. If you require something from the far end that is high up then a staff member, more than willing to help, seems to be have to be called. I saw only two staff, one of them, female, watching someone trying to place items in his bag. He didn’t get them
Staff friendly & helpful & not afraid to admit that they don’t know everything. They will help get the best answer for you, prior to making a purchase, even convincing you to purchase more than you initially intended.
They have as has already been said got a savings club. But they are also willing to help you try & trace the item you need. Not too common these days.

The only toy store in Bradford. Quite expensive but near christmas they do a club to enable you to pay weekly.
They boys department is down some stairs about 7 of them, which you cant get down if you have a pram or wheelchair as there is no lift. The staff havent ever offered to help either.

I came to this store in hope of finding ball pool balls for my daughter. I was feeling rather defeated when I could not find any. However on enquiring with a member of staff they found what I needed.
The shop is lovely and has much choice under one roof. It caters for all ages and the staff are helpfull.

I usually have one toy or other on the ‘pay weekly’ scheme as when you are paying a couple of quid a week you dont feel it when it becomes yours. The store is quite big and is full to bursting with loads of old fashioned toys and up to date toys and computer games. There is a brilliant choice for boys and girls from barbies to action men and plasticine to playdoh and top trumps cards. The prices arent too steep and there are many pocket money toys too to be had if you look. The staff are lovely and friendly and are very helpful but they do always look understaffed as there are only usually one or two workers in at a time. A lovely olde worlde time shop with a brill atmosphere.

54 James Street,
Bradford
BD1 3PZ
1 274 724 733
The last traditional toy shop of its kind in bradford. I absolutely love visiting here but make sure you dont take the kids because they will want everything.
The shop is quite big but they have so much stock to fit in it is quite cluttered and hard to manouvre round, but, well worth it when you see what they do offer.
They have a vast selection of different toys to choose from — from the oldfashioned things like lego and barbies and action men to the more up to date toys like scoobys and pc games.
You could spend hours in here just reminiscing about old times and the looking at the old toys and games of yesteryears.
The prices are dearer than the bargain shops but they are the top notch up to date makes and the very best quality you can find.
Also they let you put something away and pay weekly for it which is good.
The staff (ive seen 2) are very busy and rushed off their feet but they are nice and friendly.

This is as a toy shop really should be: nothing is too politically correct or educational just the toys that children really want. It has all the classics that my children love, Lego, Playmobil, Megabloks etc. The staff (well I’ve only ever seen 1 bloke) are knowledgeable and helpful. The only problem is that it always causes arguments coming home.