You can buy individual pieces from the lego website, but be prepared to pay for them.

Alternatively, just google pick a brick and your country and you should be able to find somewhere to buy bricks. It's generally cheaper than the lego website, however I believe they're mostly second-hand pieces so take that as you will.

Bricklink, which is like eBay for Lego. Lego owns the site, and people use it as a marketplace.

LEGO.com has a Pick-A-Brick, although if you need to buy large quantities, Bricklink will be cheaper although in worst case scenario you will end up having to deal with multiple sellers on Bricklink and that can drive up the cost to make LEGO's own Pick-A-Brick better option.. Just compare prices etc and pick one that makes more sense to you.

Bricklink, yes. Lego Bricks and Pieces, yes. Lego Pick a Brick, yes.

Not everybody will agree, but don't rule out eBay. I've filled up a couple or more Akro Mils from eBay purchases. Even now I am finding parts that are hard to get, or pricey, in BL, and cheaper on eBay. It's rare, but it happens.

The more you shop around, the more you'll know where to get what.

Those are four of five of my main sources.

The last one are bulk lots from auction sites and craigslist. They're the cheapest on a per-piece basis, but you get what's in the lot as opposes to the exact parts that you are looking for.

https://www.bricklink.com

Bricklink is one way. Pick a brick on Lego website. pick a brick at a Lego store. Also on Lego site you can buy parts from sets by going to replacement parts at the bottom of the page. Sometimes used pieces and buckets can be found at garage sales and Craigslist.

Bricklink. Really, really Bricklink.

Bricklink

Bricklink. Or Lego pick a brick.

Yes, if you go to Lego . Com, and click on the menu. In the Support tab there is a Replacement Brick section.
You can order bricks from specific sets or if you have the brick number, you can search it.
Some pieces might be discontinued or no longer available, usually animal heads or Steve/Alex etc heads and weapons.
Fair Warning, they take 4-6 weeks to ship to you.
You can also get individual pieces from brick link or ToyPro

Bricklink is a great place to get small parts like this. They usually only cost a few cents

Bricklink or directly from Lego if it's still in production.

As the other commentor said: Bricklink or the online lego shop. For a single piece you're probably gonna be cheaper on BL.

LEGO also doesn't necessarily have the piece available. But you can filter their selection based on the set you want to complete.

If you need help finding the piece on Bricklink you can use Brickognize.com to scan the piece (if you have a duplicate) or possibly even the instruction and get a link.

Alternatively there are piece identification threads on reddit.

bricklink

Try brickowl too. Bricklink is usually the better choice though but brickowl normally shows the postage fee upfront.

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It depends on what you're looking for. Pick-a-brick through the official LEGO website works great for a lot, if you're looking for something really specific that's only part of a few sets or is really specialized then you're best bet would be BrickLink or BrickOwl. Custom minifigures are harder. There are a bunch of Etsy stores or companies like Brikzz.com that sell minifigures, but it depends on what you're looking for.

I would recommend the pick-a-brick on the Lego website itself if they have the pieces you need. Makes it so you get fresh pieces and you’ll also get VIP points.

Also, since since the pieces broke and are from a certain set, you can try searching here under “broken bricks” for the set number and it should show you all the pieces they have from that specific set.

Brick link and Owl Brick are two of the more popular websites. You can also buy direct from Lego