Cute and funny gifts w a bit of inappropriate! Accurate and whimsical gifts and cards, such as…read moreYou're a great F Dad, Happy Birthday! I saw a lot of funny things in here. I didn't need a gift but it was great for a laugh. I loved the paper flowers in the front window! So creative and the building is so vintage and cute. Some antique letter press and lettering stamp tools inside. I love seeing how they did it back then

Super lovely store. The owner/artist is quite talented and does commissioned stationary…read more Well organized store and a lot of original work. Recommend for some one of a kind greeting cards and notepads.

Visited Omoi Life Goods to check out what they offered (and get a passport stamp for my Traveler's…read moreNotebook). Enjoyed that they had a variety of not just paper, journals and pens but also locally sourced items like coffee, books and stickers. The shop was pretty crowded during my visit, probably a dozen people or so in the small space. This made me happy to see so many people shopping local. Eventually, after browsing most of the store, I decided to get a coffee bean pendant for my Traveler's Notebook. I've seen this same charm online for upwards of $20. Omoi's was $18. Definitely a value there! The service was excellent. While ringing me up one of the ladies running the register grabbed the Traveler's Notebook stamp (which you have to ask for) and let me do my thing. The stamp for the Traveler's Notebook is pretty cool, it features a soft pretzel and Water Ice.

I've really gotten into stationary goods lately and am always on the lookout for fun stationary…read morestores. Omoi was close to where we were coming to / heading to, so I bookmarked it and we managed to stop by before they closed. It was actually really poppin when we got there, despite the fact that it was about 30 minutes to closing time. I wasn't really on the market for anything, just wanted to browse. I ended up picking up some cute notepads for a friend and some washi tape for myself. I love that they sold matchbooks here! I am an avid matchbook collector, despite not smoking a day in my life. Staff were super nice and very friendly.

A rather eclectic place- Birkenstock dealer, new and used books, good (but not great) coffee…read moredrinks, and lots of space for customers (and for growth). We ordered an americano, con panna, a double shot, and a hot cider. The con panna and double shot were better than average, particularly given the X factor of a smallish town coffee shop, but were still a bit on the bitter side. Same for the americano. The cider was good but a little sweet-ask for less caramel. The guy (the owner I think) was very friendly. He gave us a 10% discount on our drinks because he talked one of us into buying a drink when she wasn't planning on getting one.

From the owner: High-quality items at reasonable prices: Birkenstock…read moresandals and shoes, SolMate Socks, bodacious greeting cards, Leuchtturm1917 journals, planners, sketchbooks, pens, pencils, Art & Fable and other great puzzles, Folkmanis puppets, Retro51 pens & pencils, Kit-Cat Klocks, Syracuse Cultural Workers t-shirts, pins, cards, magnets, . . . and guess what! We've added The Teeny Tiny Bookshop and the Music Hall at Phillips Emporium (see their websites).

Their lovely selection is no match for their inexcusably rude behavior. I went in on a quiet…read moreMonday morning to find a special anniversary card for family friends (their 70th). I wanted to get something very elegant and fancy and in that respect, the Paperia delivered. However, even though two women were behind the counter doing naught but talking with each other, I was not greeted with so much as a "hi" "let alone a warm "hello" or "good morning." As I went around the store, no one offered any assistance or asked if they could help me find something. Then, when I approached the counter with my card (a little embellished number that cost $6.50), still the sales associate, or maybe manager, just scanned my item and told me the total, STILL without greeting me! It's not like I'm asking for a hug and a kiss when I walk into a store, but you need to acknowledge my presence, as well as the other customers. I guess I should have just gone to Walgreen's or something, where at least the crappy, apathetic service is matched by low prices and convenience.

Ah, the Paperia. Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill would not be complete without a stationery…read moreestablishment like this. It screams 'quaint and dignified' on the outside the way many Chestnut Hill stores do. I come here to buy greeting cards for any occasion and also for their abundant supply of thank-you-note stationery. There are plenty of handmade, artistic cards for birthdays, anniversaries, and other occasions that you don't find at other card stores. Despite the store's staid exterior, they actually *do* carry your regular humorous "ha ha, you're getting old" birthday cards along with the unique ones. They've got a decent selection of birthday and blank cards but when it comes to more 'minor' holidays like Mothers Day or Fathers Day, the selection is just so-so. The back room is devoted to custom-made and thank-you-note paper and cards, of which there are many. They're not cheap but the products are definitely high quality. The ladies who work there are usually nice and helpful, assisting you in finding something. You don't find many non-chain, local card stores these days anymore so I like to support Paperia for a cozier, more pleasant card-shopping experience than going to your run-of-the-mill Hallmark.

Such a wonderfully pleasant store!…read more So many delightful, creative things! So many kinds of wrapping paper and beautiful journals and the most marvelous paper /stationary!! I really enjoyed everything I saw. There were beautiful stamps in the back against the wall. I love everything here !! I started to make a list of everyone I need to buy something for !!

It's a relatively small shop in downtown Princeton. I went shopping specifically for pens. I…read morethought I would be able to buy some pens I found in their online storefront. I was partially successful. In one case I was able to get the pen I wanted, but not the color I wanted (Black). The other pen just wasn't available in-store. i would have been happier if they had fewer novelty type pens and more colors available instead. Overall they managed to get a good variety of things into a small shop, but the selection is broad rather than deep. Staff were pleasant.

Just came in to look around, Emily was very welcoming and helpful! Most items are pretty pricy but…read moreI still got myself a cute sketchbook and sticker.

Love this store! Always very friendly and helpful staff and reasonable prices. They have great…read moretaste and I never have had a problem finding a gift or something for myself

I happened across Two Paper Dolls and couldn't help but step inside -- without the Tall Man beside…read moreme, I can't resist the allure of paper and pretty designs. This is a cute little shop with high end cards and gift items, plus the option to design your own stationary. I definitely enjoyed the eye candy, but couldn't see myself shopping here often -- maybe more for inspiration or a special occasion, since their cards average out to ~$5 a pop. They do have a nice variety of classy and cheeky cards. If you are a letterpress nerd who loves the feel of luxury cardstock, it will be delightful. I particularly appreciate that they carry quite a lot of cards and products by Emily McDowell, a graphic designer I much admire. (PS she makes the best "get well" cards, if you haven't encountered them before.)

I used Two Paper Dolls for our wedding invitations and table numbers, and they turned out…read morebeautifully! I think I received more compliments on the invites than any other part of our wedding! They're extremely professional and creative. They walk you through your options and ensure you make the choice that is right for you and your budget- NOTE - make sure you mention your budget so you do not fall in love with something that will completely destroy you! I was impressed by the many options they presented for the invites, but also how well they coordinated our invites with our table number displays. They are expensive, but honestly they're worth it. Such wonderful work and extremely fast turn around times!

Went to the paper bag yesterday for wedding invitations without knowing what we were looking for…read more Alida was incredibly helpful and patient while we looked through their thousands of options to choose from. We left feeling like we made the right decision on our big day and appreciated how kind they were. And don't sell yourself short Alida...I bet your party girl at heart:)

We found The Paperbag to obtain envelopes for our wedding invitations, and we were really glad that…read morewe did. Liz the hands on owner is extremely helpful and knowledgeable about wedding invitation etiquette and had all kinds of advice for us. She can create wedding envelopes from lists of addresses on Excel etc. She has a great store where you can see and feel the quality of the products she sells, and prices were very reasonable. I would highly recommend her for you event mailing needs.

Really fun store! Lots of novelty items and gift ideas. Friendly staff! It's the sister store of…read moreBuilding Character just down the street. I might have snagged a pretzel making kit, coffee, some funky stickers, soap and a giant rice krispy treat that was perfectly positioned for an impulse purchase.

This place was awesome. My mom ended up getting my husband an assman license plate lol. Seinfeld…read morereference :P he loved opening it on Christmas. I absolutely loved walking around this area of Lancaster and wish I bought something from here for myself.