Stopped in while walking on a weekday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by the items!…read moreWonderful gifts for children and home. Many items can be personalized. Helpful friendly staff who wrapped my purchase beautifully. I only wish they had pet items!

I LOVE this place! I used to be so much more geared towards baby gifts, and while they still have…read morethe BEST options for babies, there is SO much more! It's my go to place for gifts for my lady friends, and occasionally something for myself... oops! They have really cool items you can't find anywhere else. The gift wrapping is just GORGEOUS, and the owners will help you choose the best gift, and the prettiest way to wrap for your loved one. Five stars all the way!!

The petite dimensions of this shop belie the extraordinary breadth and depth of its quality and…read moreofferings. It is the perfect destination for original gift-giving, greeting cards, custom stationery and exquisite paper goods alike. Beyond that, though, Sara serves as an incomparable source of knowledge about the lost art of letter crafting and gift giving. A gem both in Shadyside and far beyond.

Love this gem of a shop. So many carefully chosen treasures and wonderful Sara to guide us through…read morethe custom printing process.

Shady. They swindled my boyfriend…read more He was buying some bracelets that had a sign that said 2 for $8 leather bracelets. He was picking out a few and while he was doing that the worker walked up to him and he said "these are 2 for $8 right?" She says yes and helps him take the ones he wants off the display. She then starts bringing over beaded bracelets from the table adjacent to show him - showing him like 3/4 at a time and does this maybe 3 times. He picked a few out of the beaded ones she showed him. He never touched these bracelets. She just held onto the ones he picked. She told him she could hold onto all the bracelets and took them to the register. He then went and looked at a section further down on the table she was pulling from and picked one more to buy that was a little pricier. He figured he was going to pay like $40. He goes to the register and she is adding up the total on a calculator. While she's doing this he pulls out his debit card and is holding it in his hand with his hand on the counter but against his body still. She is also removing the price tags as she is ruining them up. She reaches across the register and takes his card out of his hand. Finishes adding the merchandise then swipes his card WITHOUT TELLING HIM THE PRICE. He thinks nothing of this - takes the bag - and we walk 6 steps from the register. In this time, he looks at the receipt and sees he was charged $94 for 10 bracelets! That were labeled 2 for $8 and handed to him as if they were the same price. We immediately turn around and go back to the worker and tell her we didn't expect it to be this much. We ask how much the beaded ones were (because they obviously weren't 2 for $8) and she tells us $18!!! (Almost 5 times as much as the specific price range he said he wanted). We say we didn't know they were that much and ask if we can return them. She just tells us no refunds. The receipt was not accurate at all. It showed $94.14, dated in 2000, and said cash when he used a card. They also charged his card $94.16 instead of what the receipt said. Completely scammed him.

I found really cute handmade items. Some of the items are a bit expensive but I felt worth the…read morecost. Lots of variety and cool clothing, accessories, decor, toys, and jewelry. Definitely a must while shopping in the Strip. Be sure to go downstairs and look around!

It's not very often that I get to come across such a chill store with such a spicy selection. They…read morehave lots of anime/pokemon/some star wars merch but what stood out to me was the emphasis on holographic art. My personal favorites were all the stickers ( they sell for about $10 each, a fair price for the quality in my opinion ) But what sold me on this store was that outstandingly warm welcome when I walked into the store, "Welcome to heaven!" ...wow, this guy has the most friendly and enthusiastic energy I have ever seen and the atmosphere alone is worth a visit. This store has a fair selection of eyecandy with a rough pricerange of about ~$10-130 ish from what I gathered. with as warm and welcome of an atmosphere in the store I would pay a visit just for that alone

I like this store but seems like the are closed indefinitely or at least randomly. I've come here…read moretwice 7 days apart and they've been closed in the middle of the day. The sign says back in 30 . The second time was a Saturday afternoon around 3. I hung around for 30 mins but the store never opened

There is something magical about walking into a toy store, it just takes you back and makes you act…read morelike a child. I don't know what it is that makes us forget that this is a normal feeling to have. You are allowed to have a toy, god knows I have several mementos I have held onto that remind me of simpler times. I came in here kind of on a whim. I almost forgot that this was here. I was out picking up items for a gift I was putting together and decided that maybe stopping in here would offer me a chance to find a few more items that would tie it all together. It was odd. I walked in here and before I could get my bearings I had someone literally pop up out of nowhere to ask if I needed help. I told them that I was looking for items for a gift and when they asked me the age range they didn't bat an eye. Especially since it was for someone well into their thirties. "Upstairs." They weren't wrong, upstairs was like a walk down memory lane. I browsed through all the toys that are considered vintage now that were brand new when I was young...when did I get to this point? I browsed and browsed and browsed until I almost forgot why I was here, I wanted to buy things for myself. The one thing that could use a little work is that they might want to quicken up the check out process. There was only one other customer in here besides me and it took forever at the register.

Store was dark, dirty, and eerily quiet. Man at front desk followed us around as if we were going…read moreto steal, aggressively told us not to touch anything, and followed us around trying to sell us random junk. Service was terrible, selection was worse. Also expensive as hell. Would never recommend to anyone.

Endless fun. Limitless gift ideas. If you leave empty…read morehanded, you may have bigger issues to solve. Kara Unlimited is like a deep dive into a creatives mind. Books. Cards. Posters. Bookmarks. Stickers. Trinkets. Gizmos. Gadgets. Whozits. Whatzits. You could spend hours in here looking at all of the creativity, humor, and the immaculately curated whimsical elegance of everything in between. Local artists. Small businesses. Fresh brands. Major franchises. And everything in between. Yeah, you could be a jagoff and scan everything and possibly find a cheaper price by $0.50 on Amazon... but didn't you just fill enjoy the curation of this store to the value of that $0.50. Somehow even with tight aisles and every nook and cranny accounted for... the employees keep this all perfectly organized. If you are in Shadyside, you'd be a fool to not take a lap through here.

Love this spot! It's so fun because you can find books, cards, Knick knacks, posters, tea, and…read morereally fun things. Staff is helpful and nice too. I think everything's pretty reasonably priced and you can really find nice gifts here for people. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

On two separate occasions I purchased masks off of Amazon. Both times my mask came up lost in the…read moremail. I never received anything no refund or anything until after I contacted and filed a claim with Amazon. Now they're doing it again I think they're scam artists and I would never buy anything from this company ever again.

Littlearth makes recycled purses and other fashion items. Their License Plate Handbags combine two…read moreof my interests: earth-friendly products and collecting unusual purses. I have a California plate purse. I have an entire collection of unusual purses. But my Littlearth purse is by far the most commented on. It is uncanny; I am guaranteed to be stopped by several people to ask about it every time I go out with it. It is small, but awesome.

Neat store that I have spent years walking by and never entered. Curiosity got the better of me…read moretoday. I'm glad to report its not just women's clothing (lest what would be to be concluded about me ). They have a nice collection of colorful tapestries from India. Can be used to cover areas or as bedspread. These are quite reasonably priced. I don't know the Indian word for tchotchke is, but I don't think it is appropriate here, even though the price is right. If you haven't made a stop here before it's worth a look if you are in the area.