Toy Barnhaus

Looks lovely, staff unwelcoming, needs to be shut down or get new staff absolutely gutted had high hopes for this place

One of my friends work here she admitted they are in fact racist

Will not be going again

staff follow you around the whole store, will not be going again uncomfortable environment

Do not take your children with special needs or disability's as this store in particular is not accepting

Staff was rude to a member of the community that everyone loves , I hope you know a lot of hate will be throw to this company.

one of my favourite influencers went here with her autistic sister, the manager approached her sister in an unprofessional way, i won't be taking my kids here nor will i be recommending the company to anyone

for a kids store this place is unfriendly and the stuff is rude should be shut down

unpleasant experience wouldn't be taking my son there again, made my son feel very uncomfortable from the minute we got in

When I was little there was nothing I loved more than looking around Gamleys, I could literally spend hours browsing the shelves looking at all the toys and just imagining having a bedroom big enough to hold them all and enough hours to play with them all (ie, no school or homework). Fast forward to now, me, a 30 something with a baby and I am again loving looking at toys.
Of course, Gamleys has gone, there are very few toy shops around, unless you count the giant stores which you find in industrial estates, so when I was told that this place had opened I was excited to go see it.
I was very impressed with the selection of toys available and the prices are very reasonable given that it is only part of a small chain of stores owned by people who used to work for the failed Woolworths (RIP Woollies another place I used to spend hours browsing).
So why not a five star? Well, the branch is smaller than it could be, which means it is at times difficult to get round if you have a stroller/​pushchair and also there is a limit to the items they can stock.