On Paper is a cute shop, perfect for finding a gift for a stationery or trinket lover. There is a…read morenice selection of papers, pens, journals, greeting cards, and more. They have some more speciality items such as sealing waxes and nice inks as well. I purchased a postcard, matchbook, and a small glass horse:) Good place to stop by while waiting for a drink order at One Line Coffee next door!

I love On Paper! It's the only independent stationery store I have found in Columbus, and it serves…read morea wide range of paper-related hobbies. They have a wall of pens and markers that you can sample and an extensive notebook selection with sample notebooks so you can test how the paper performs with pens/markers/fountain pens. They have fountain pens and inks, sealing wax and stamps, washi tape, watercolor pans and papers, greeting cards, and more. They regularly rotate out their featured items at the front of the store, so there's always something new to try. My most recent fun purchase was a watercolor coloring book. I have to stop myself from spending all my money here!

Kaitlin is AMAZING to work with! She's helped with everything like business card design,…read morebachelorette and shower invites, and social media design. Her style is so cute and unique and her personality makes her super easy to work with. I would highly recommend working with Kaitlin on anything you need designed. She makes it all look so pretty.

Kaitlin was AMAZING! I couldn't have asked for more perfect Save the dates and invites! We met with…read moreKaitlin not sure what look and design we wanted for our wedding stationary. Kaitlin was able to help us pinpoint EXACTLY what we wanted and create it! I can't believe the amount of compliments we received on both items. To add to the experience, Kaitlin was so accommodating. I left a few family members of the invite spreadsheet (oops!) and Kaitlin helped us add the extra invites easily! In the middle of wedding planning stress, Kaitlin made this experience fun and easy! I can't recommend her work enough and she will definitely be my go-to for future design needs!!

We went here for the craft trail. We started here because I recognized the name from the casino's…read moreholiday craft show. They were doing beaded pens and the staff was super helpful with those of us who were having trouble getting the beads on the pens. They also have a unique collection of stickers, canvas bags, earrings, and note pads. I will definitely return here.

One of my favorite shops in Clintonville. It's full of fun and eclectic gifts adorned with original…read morehand lettering and artwork. If you're having having a bad day, this is the place you go to turn that frown upside down; the vibe is bright, encouraging, and light-hearted and every single item in the shop reflects that. There are classes too--I've never taken one yet. The hours are a little tricky sometimes since it's owner run and operated, so I suggest calling first before you make a trip out there.

We in Columbus are incredibly lucky to have a place like Igloo. They're doing letterpress the cool,…read moreold-school way... with machines that are much older than me! I've had the pleasure of visiting their print shop and the retail shop several times, and I'm always like a kid in a candy store. The staff are always so kind, and they love talking about their work. And the retail store sells so many Ohio and Columbus goodies--I want to spend hundreds of dollars every time I'm there! Seriously, this is the best selection of cards, calendars, and other paper products in the city!

Parking is available in the private lot of the building or across the street in a public parking…read morearea. Some of the public parking is designated as 3-hour limit until 6pm. The letterpresses are in the former carriage house of the Worthington Inn. It's a jumble in there, but in a good way. It has a wonderful ink and paper smell to it. The retail shop is housed in the Snow House which is the oldest house in Worthington. It has some office space, a kitchen for the staff, and several rooms of handcrafted goodies. They carry their own cards, book binding supplies, leather goods, aprons by AmyD, stinkybomb soaps and many more locally crafted items.

It's a great source for paper for letters and so much more! It's a fun shop with so many different…read morethings a great place to get gifts.

Came in for a quick thank you card!…read more Pros: staff were friendly and there's a lot of different paper products in the store. I also love hour airy it is inside. I settled a nice little card. Not exactly a thank you card but I guess it will do. Cons: the thank you section was a little slim. Meaning, there wasn't an abundance of choices. But, there's a lot of b-day cards and special holiday cards.

I have used Darci at The Paper Vault for 3 years now and I've never been disappointed. She is…read moreamazingly professional - super organized with amazing attention to detail - and very friendly so it's a pleasure to deal with her (both for the free initial consultation and in follow-up emails and phone calls to finalize the order). I've ordered a wide variety of products from her... invitations for my son's birthday party, pre-addressed gift labels, personalized holiday cards, and personal stationary. Everything has come out beautifully. The Paper Vault's prices are the same or better than what I found online and it was nice to be able to see the products in advance (she has lots of books and paper samples to flip through) before ordering so there were no surprises when the final product comes. She has also been really good about not trying to up-sell me or blow my budget. For example, I really liked the look of one letterpress sample for my personal stationary but instead of up-selling me on letterpress (which is a little out of my price range...), she explained why letterpress is so expensive and gave me the pricing options for a few different styles of printing. In the end she saved me a significant amount and the stationary (as she predicted) looks amazing even without letterpress. I send all my friends to The Paper Vault!

I've been to many hotels, and some will have little, itty bitty shops to sell amenities that…read moretravelers forgot/misplaced. This is that and so much more. Yes, it's more expensive than if you went out of the hotel to buy those things, but you're paying for the convenience of not having to leave. This store has not only rescued my disorganized butt on many occasions, and provided a resource for emergency situations, but has also had just the right amount of unexpected things I would want. Examples are: my favorite type of ginger ale, Jelly Belly jellybeans, and (oddly) a strong magnet when one got torn out of a costume I was wearing. I'll gladly pay a little bit more for the helpful stuff they stock.

Believe it or not I've been coming to the convention center for years and I have never seen the…read morestore before until recently. The staff here was moderately friendly and they have a great selection of snacks, drinks and gift items. What I didn't like about the store was that everything is grossly overpriced . A liquid death that's $2 at any other gas station is somehow almost $5 or one can here. The store wasn't very clean either. I will give it a star though because I did think it was cool that they sold cigarettes and beer here . Overall, I wasn't too big about the store nonetheless .

I got some adorable bunny cards for my bro and sil. Has a little bit of something for every flavor…read moreof Japanese nerd (i won't say the mean "w" word): stationary, Ghibli, cookware, beauty... Next time I'm in the area, I'll definitely check out again!

Adorable little Japanese shop, they sell stationery, little cute things, chopsticks and beautiful…read morethemed pottery, little good luck charms, beauty products and some anime plushies as well as many other unique items! This place is so fun and i always want to buy all the very very cute things! Something will definitely catch your eye if you come to this store! The staff here is extremely friendly and very helpful! I've never left here in a sad state, always inspired by all the fun things!

I saw someone with the cutest Fanny pack and asked where she got it. She said Tigertree online. I…read morelooked them up and ordered the same Fanny pack. Sadly I thought they were all printed/ sewn the same but the material was simply sewn as it was used so mine looked different and I wasn't happy, but this company didn't miss a beat! They sent me a return label and hand picked a new Fanny pack to look like the one I saw! They are by far THE best company I have ever worked with! I cannot say thank you enough to them for going the extra mile to make sure I loved my purchase....and I do now!! Thank you Tigertree for being a business with outstanding customer service and going above and beyond!

I have always loved Tiger Tree and I'm super impressed by the new location! I used to get clothing…read moreand gifts here back in the day and the selection has increased to offer many more options for babies, kids, and really the whole family. I was with my four year old so unfortunately I wasn't really able to shop for myself but he found a ton of fun things he wanted from books to fidget toys. They even had Needohs which was an unexpected surprise. Staff were super friendly, and prices are to be expected for the brands and unique items. Definitely will have to come back for a grown up trip!

This place is one of a kind! Over 30 rooms of books! Very affordable. The staff is kind. I have a…read morefamily of book lovers so this was their heaven! I can't recommend enough! My little manga reader loved the basement room of all manga/anime that we had to ourselves at the time and was pumped at the deals!

The Book Loft of German Village is pretty cool! I thought they had a good selection. They had queer…read morebooks, books by different authors of color, and books with disabled protagonists. If you struggle with mobility such as climbing steps and navigating uneven sidewalks, crowded, and/or tight spaces, this bookstore might not be accessible to you. If you are plus sized, you might struggle to navigate this place as well. There was a teeny tiny bathroom on the bottom floor. You have to get the key (with a map to find the bathroom, connected to a large block of wood so it doesn't get lost,) from a cashier near the entrance. The bathroom didn't look the best but it did the job.