Bricks & Minifigs

Yeah, I realize that I’m a bit too old to collect and play with Legos. I do. I build stuff in my free time and make cartoons using the mini figures. There are some neat do-​it-​yourself and home improvements you can do using Legos.
This store is a great resource for finding the mini figure you’re looking for or the missing piece to an old set that you’ve had for years. Most of the time the staff is helpful and they’re always knowledgeable.
I’ve heard a lot about pricing from people but compared to other outlets for this kind of product they aren’t out of line with anyone else, I also don’t have to wait for a year and three days for it to arrive from China.

We had my son’s party there. They charge a minimum fee for up to 12 children. We only had 9 children. The party hostess was very strict with the kids; No food or drink while playing with legos, when they were ready to go build their minifigs she shuffled them all back in the party room and made them line up to go to the tables, but it felt like they were monitoring us to make sure that the adults were not also building with their legos. Overall the kids had a great time and my son wants to go back for more minifigs.

Super cool store. After a «girl’s lunch out» at Havana Rumba, we wandered over to check this place out. Immediately, a group of 30 somethings with no kids in tow were entranced. Reasonable prices (compared to Lego retail in general, its still not cheap), tons of options from package sets to bulk buy, and a kids birthday party area that seemed to be a hit with the kids there at the time. After running my hands through the bulk bin and messing with the various bricks, I thought, hmm, hand sanitizer would be nice to remove the kid germs and lo and behold, there was a giant jar at the counter. With bricks in it for decoration of course.
If you have $ 4000 to spare, there is an awesome LoTR wall sized Lego «print»
The women in the group with husbands stated that to protect their finances, the husbands must never know about this store :-)

What a brilliant idea for a retail shop! Stopped by Simply Thai for lunch with a friend and saw this store so I had to go in, since both my boys love Legos so much.
Awesome! You can bring in your Lego creations and trade them in for a new set (plus some cash I believe) buy sets of Legos like you would at any other store, except with a seriously sweet and huge selection. Or you can pack a small or large tub, small medium or large bag (and I mean LARGE bag) with as many loose Legos from the three Lego tables that have a huge assortment of Legos from all kinds of sets.
I went for the über large bag for $ 60! I got sets of wheels and a ton of bricks and all the little Lego parts that get lost plus tons of the different parts that come with all the different sets you can buy off the shelf. Then I meandered over to the people tables where you can pick a head, torso with arms, legs, accessory and hair/​hat/​helmet to assemble your own Lego people. 3 Lego people for $ 10. Since my boys like to mix and match anyway I just grabbed 6 complete sets so they would be able to create their own little Lego men.
All of that and they have a good selection of Duplos and lego sets tailored for the more girly girls.
They offer birthday parties, they have a stop motion classes for those interested in animation, and a bunch of other offerings.
I kind of fell like I robbed the boys of part of the fun, but I’ll just have to bring them back next time for the fun they’ll have filling up a tub or bag. All in all probably a couple hundred dollars worth of fun that will last the boys a long time, at a very small fraction of the price!
We will be back for parties and classes!

The store buy, sell, and trade all kinds of Lego mini figures and blocks. Very cool and unique place!!!