Toy shop (south Essex)

[cerbera45]

I'm really struggling to think of anywhere local to go and visit

 

[Shrimper in France]

I can recommend Argosy Toys in London Road Westcliff - my only connection is that of a satisfied customer.

 

[Supershrimper]

Smyths or The Entertainer for the large national ones

Local one (to Southend) is Toys N Tuck at the high street end of Queen Street.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Harmony on London road in Westcliff.

 

[cerbera45]

Harmony on London road in Essex.

sadly there are many London Road's in Essex

 

[Mad Cyril]

sadly there are many London Road's in Essex

Do yourself a favour - do not Google this from work.

 

[Cricko]

I can recommend Argosy Toys in London Road Westcliff - my only connection is that of a satisfied customer.

Seconded a local family run business who have a superb shop.

 

[cerbera45]

I can recommend Argosy Toys in London Road Westcliff - my only connection is that of a satisfied customer.

Thank you

 

[The General]

Harmony on London road in Westcliff.

I've been in that place about 50 times (purely on a professional basis!) and I've not once seen anyone else in there. Chap who runs it seems very affable though.

There's also a toy shop up by Chalkwell Park run by a bloke called Chris (LOVES a chat!) but not as huge as selection as Argosy. I find the chap at Argosy a little "off" at times but I think that's just his personality and sometimes appears to have a bit of a chip on his shoulder but the younger members of staff are always pleasant to deal with.

 

[TrueBlue]

I'm really struggling to think of anywhere local to go and visit

Anne summers? Failing that you can by some right monstrosity’s online… believe me

 

[OldBlueLady]

Argosy in Westcliff near Crowstone Road every day of the week. Proper toy shop. Smyths at Rayleigh Weir is ok, but very much subject to the current trends.

 

[Whispering Bob]

Harmony on London road in Westcliff.

Harmony was on my paper-round. One glorious morning I found two discarded bin-bags, full of grot-rags, in the alleyway next to the shop. I stashed them under my bed and made a fortune selling them at school (charging less for the rain-damaged ones of course).