Kazoodles

The biggest little toy store ever! Books by local authors, geek heaven, language blocks in all kinds of languages, new style rubics cubes, its got hats, its got games, and true home town spirit. A little local version of monopoly and coloring books with pictures of our great city and other cool spots on our fair state, baby teething necklaces and some toy that doubles as sled. Omg cool times 12 !

Great selection of different toys for all ages!!! They are not you everyday toys, in a good way. The 2 employees were very kind and welcoming. Toys are out to test drive. Store is clean and well organized.

This is an awesome toy store tucked into a questionable looking strip mall in the Couve. I wandered in here a few months ago when I had some time to kill and I am so happy that I did. I just went in yesterday, in fact, to get started on Christmas shopping for my 6 year old and almost three year old.
The store has a great lay-​out and it easy to take it all in by starting at the front for younger kiddos and meandering to the back and up the other side. The staff is as great as the toy selection. They are friendly and VERY knowledgeable about the items they stock. Because it is a smaller space, I can tell they do their research to get the best selection. I loved some of the puzzles for young kids and I bought one that I think my three year old will get a lot of enjoyment from. Lots of science kits for older kids. Cool dress up stuff. I can’t say enough.
Do your holiday shopping here guys! They even have a reward system that will get you store credit as thanks for all of that local shopping.

Local and family-​owned with a nice selection of stuff that big-​box stores typically don’t carry. The prices seemed in-​line for an independent shop.

Folkmanis puppets and Calico Critters are the best toys known to mankind. I love that Kazoodles always has a great variety and has what I need of both in stock whenever I am in. I love the varied board games and the fun puzzle balls that my niece and nephew totally adore. I think the frequent shopper rewards cards really set this store apart from other high quality toy stores out there in the world, that and the customer service. The ladies here are always fun, friendly and they remember what I come in for and let me know if something new just came in I might be interested in.
The BEST place for holiday shopping in my family. Something to please all the ages.

I was introduced to this great toy store by my sister while in visiting her from out of town this past weekend. I love to shop locally owned small businesses when I can as I think they have so much to offer. They had wonderful customer service, knew their products, and had great recommendations. I have a 9 month old and a 3 year old and they had a great selection of toys for both. If you are looking for great quality brands of toys, this is the place to go. I love the brands they carry, toys they had, and loved that they had toys for the kids to try out and play with while we shopped. I will definitely be back when we are in town next and have them on my list for Christmas presents for later this year!

I really like this store a lot. I’m from Vancouver but currently live in Seattle, so I don’t get to go there often. But whenever I’m in town I try to stop by. My husband and I are expecting our first and they have a lot of sweet little things that are very tempting :) I have yet to find a stuffed animal that wasn’t «the softest I’ve ever held», and the games in the back left corner are all really fun. This past Christmas I scoured online reviews and games discussions to find the perfect portable word game that my parents would like, but that they could also play with their 9 year old granddaughter. I finally found the perfect game but had a really hard time purchasing it, finally ending up paying a ton for shipping on Amazon. They love the game… and I found that Kazoodles carries it! If only I’d thought ahead of time to check their store I would have saved a lot of money and been able to support a locally-​owned shop.
Ultimately, I highly recommend Kazoodles. They’re always friendly and everything they carry is very high quality so you won’t have to run out and replace the latest broken toy.

I love going here more than my 3-​year old, I think. The staff is wonderful and so helpful. If there is something you are interested in that they don’t have, they will research it for you and many times be able to help you out. The worst part is trying to narrow down what you want to leave with! They do free gift wrapping, that is above typical free gift wrapping service! We are so fortunate to have a wonderful toy store like this in Vancouver. They really care so much about their customers — that is obvious!

This is a family-​owned toy shop that carries unique and clever toys. You can find wooden toys, mensa games and full-​body contact games like Mashoonga. You can procure things here that you will not locate at any other toy store. Seriously, this store has cemented my status as the cool Mom and Aunt, and for that… I say, «Thank you!.»
Please note: They also carry Girl Scout uniform supplies which is handy if you do not feel like driving to Barbur Blvd. in Portland.

This is the best thing to happen to Vancouver! A great locally owned toy store for kid powered toys! They always have the newest and hottest additions before anywhere else. I can get lost here for hours! From puzzles to books, dress up, ride on, science kits… they have it all. You can’t go wrong when choosing any of the choices they have to offer! Friendly and helpful, the staff know their toys and kids. Go in with something specific in mind or just to see whats new. You won’t be sorry!

Kazoodles is my favorite place to shop for kiddos. The staff is very helpful and they carry unique and quality toys and books for all ages. LOVE!

What a fun shop! Lots of fun things for the little ones, with a great, friendly staff. I didn’t get to spend much time in here the first time — I can’t wait to go back!

I’m a bit of a black sheep in the family in that I am one of the few that has not pursued an occupation in the education field. This decision is predominately because I have almost always found small kids sticky, middle schoolers crass, and teenagers awkwardly arrogant (not to mention taller than me.)
So it would be pretty obvious that I don’t typically locate myself in places that are teeming with these little humans. I am however always intrigued by Kazoodles.
Man there is cool stuff here. It’s a toy store for «kid powered toys» aka, educational, creative blocks, books, games, and activities that require imagination and intelligence.
I can appreciate how they have a huge selection of stuff from floor to ceiling for kids from infant to teen. It’s amazing that adults seem to have just as much fun here as the intended merchandise recipients. And a toy store where you can actually play with the stuff is a pretty obvious but surprisingly absent concept in the area.
When I finally get around to having kids of my own someday (or a least some cool nieces and nephews running around my totally awesome –yet has take all the time away from my childbearing years– house) I hope this store will still be around.