Anderson's Toyshop

Great little store for toys, will definitely return for future gifts, just be wary of the free gift wrapping—they’ve got teenagers behind the counter doing it and it definitely shows in the wrapping job lol. Had to re-wrap them after getting home… but at least the wrapping paper was free!

Anderson’s is a cute little toy shop. The selection is a little small, and mostly for a younger audience. The play area for kids is very cute and the overall vibe of the shop is welcoming and friendly for kids. I waffles back-and-forth about giving this a 3, but went with 4 because of the vibe in the shop and the prices being mostly fair. The lack of selection will affect the likelihood of a return visit.

Tons of unique toys organized by age group. Everything feels like it was hand picked, curated almost. Our 2 y/o saw this scooter and instantly started to ride it, which shes never really done well with toys like that. Ended up walking out with one, and a bunch of ideas saved for her birthday. We'll be back.

Walked in 15-20 minutes before closing to have a quick look around. The person working couldn’t have been more rude and made sure we knew they were almost closed and we weren’t welcome. I 100% understand you don’t want to work past close, but we won’t be back based on that interaction.

Very nice store with tons of cool products. I want to note that one of the associates, Callie, was extremely helpful and patient with the process of my gift selection. It was a very good customer experience and if you've left other toy stores with a bad impression of the staff and establishment. I can vouch that you will not feel the same way after shopping here.

This has been a staple of downtown Naperville. For the amount of money they overcharge you would think they could be a little more friendly and giving. I took my granddaughter one day and was asked to leave because she had a lollipop in her mouth. She was 2 and was quite and was touching nothing. Today was the Naperville Halloween event and for a store that makes money off of children it was too cheap to provide any candy at any of its stores.

Nice selection and organization in the store, but not a welcoming environment especially for little people. In a place where kids should be able to experience toys, they have a sign asking you to NOT destroy a display. Very off-putting. I don’t get it. Walk down a couple of doors into the bookstore (part of the same business, I think) & kids are having a great time — sitting on the floor, playing with trains, reading with their parents. A total disconnect between these two locations. Environment there welcoming & friendly. Environment at the toy store … not even close to that.