For the editorial page. Title; "RETTIG'S FURNITURE"…read more I am an eighty-eight year old handicapped man from Tiffin. After suffering a stroke fifteen years ago, I can no longer sleep in a bed. I have been searching for The Perfect sleep chair for two years. A friend took me to Rettig's yesterday. The recliner they had on the display floor was beyond my expectations! It has more features and benefits than Any other chairs I have seen. The service, selection and value were great. Dalton, the salesman did an excellent job of demonstrating and answering my questions. Kudos, Dalton! Mr. Tony Rettig, owner, came out of his office to shake hands. Here's what he gave me. 1. A sizeable discount. 2. Free delivery and set up. 3. Free pickup and delivery of my present chair to the Findlay Salvation Army. I am more than pleased. Ecstatic is the word. A definite answer to my prayers. My sincere thanks. John, rural "Tiffinite" !!!

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This location has awesome staff, a wide selection of books, and is very clean. I love it!read more

It was ok. Books are way overpriced and can't say customer service was great but it wasn't bad…read moreeither. Just ok. I think it's cheaper to buy books online or at Walmart or target.

The Erieview Newsstand is located inside the Galleria building downtown - it's a building that is a…read moreshopping mall inside. I was staying at the Westin Cleveland Downtown Hotel - the hotel does not have a convenience store inside. Asking around, I found that there was a convenience store across the street inside the Galleria building - or whatever it is called. They carry a wide variety of candy, snacks, beverages, as well as some other items. I picked up some cold bottled water, V-8 juice, and some snacks. A short walk from the hotel! #ErieviewNewsstand

If you like retro games this place is for you! My family drove all the way from the metro Detroit…read morearea to check this place out. It was well worth the trip. My husband found a bunch of Nintendo Power magazines and my son found some games. The guy running the store, Alex, was super nice and helpful and even knocked a few bucks off our orders even though the prices are super reasonable. I'm sure we'll be back.

Nice little bookstore/newsstand…read more We stumbled on it while walking around downtown, during a visit to Heidelberg to see Sweetie's brother. Looked at a plaque across the street, and went back to the car. Passing this, looked at displays in the windows, not even noticing at first that it was open. Once we realized it was, we went right in, of course. It's mostly magazines, with a pretty good variety. We ended up getting a few. There are some books, including local ones. Also some collectibles in back. The owner was friendly but quiet. I'd be happy to have this store near my college, or frankly, in Columbus. Not fancy at all, but plenty of interesting stuff to read.

If you like different, and quirky shops you will love paper and ink. It's hours are 10-10 7 days a…read moreweek. There are a lot of magazines and playing cards to choose from. The employee/owner, is kind of esentric, yet helpful. I do enjoy the men's fitness editors editions I pick one up every time I'm in town. This shop has been here as long as I can remember (20ish years maybe longer), which is saying a lot for Tiffin. So they must be doing something right!

I love that independent bookstores are "coming back"…read more I love books - especially physical books with real pages. I love checking books out from the library. I love buying brand new books. I love buying used books. I love everything about books. I actually came here while running errands with someone else. I don't think I would have ever known this was here otherwise. I wandered around the store while the person I was with was taking care of whatever it is we came in there for. It was such an immersive experience. I appreciate how the store is laid out. There is/was so much thought put into not just the layout of where sections should be, but where each book goes. It is so well curated. I got so many incredible recommendations from the employee picks that I have loved, shared with others, and they have loved too. It's been a month or so since my last visit, so I'm excited to see what the latest recommendations are. If you're a book nerd, this is absolutely worth a visit. I will absolutely be back.

Since my last review this location has taken a new name (Schuler Books) and with it came a bigger,…read morebetter experience! First off, everything you may have loved about this place is still here. The hearty selection of books and periodicals, the rewards program, the massive lineup of puzzles and other items like journals, stationary, board games, stickers, home goods like candles and drink ware, tote bags, and more. Looking for a gift for a book nerd? Look no further than their shelf of carefully curated wares like "Book lover" candles, home library bookends, literary charades card games, etc. It's all here and better than ever. But what's been particularly exciting to watch unfold is their recent expansion next door. While it was sad to see the former tenant (a Thai restaurant) go, it was great to see Schuler's take over the space and convert it into a dedicated children's area. Here you'll find an expanded selection of kid's books (from toddler to YA), toys, educational games, etc, all in a kid friendly environment filled with bean bags and other cozy places for kids to park and read or play. In the former kid's section at the back of the store is now an expanded used book section, which is a great place to browse if you're looking for discounted pricing or want to give an old book a new home! They also host regularly programming like author readings, book signings, story-time for the kids, etc. During my most recent visit I happened upon them setting one of those up near the cozy fireplace in the back and I made a mental note to check the schedule so I could come back for a gathering. I'm so grateful that we have this little slice of literary heaven on the west side and I'm so grateful for all they bring to our community!