Something for every event or everyday decorating. Stop in and you wont be disappointedread more

Beautiful stuff! Great ideas! Love the deck for lunches or small gatherings. Friendly staff with…read moregreat ideas!

Ohio State items, Lang calendars, variety of candles and candle accessories, Vera Bradley items,…read morekids items, at least two different bead brands (don't recall the brands right now that they carry). I shopped here earlier this week and bought a scarf for a gift and some Christmas decor items. Be sure to go into each building. I believe there are 7 buildings to go into. Each has different offerings. This is a go-to location for gifts or seasonal decor items.

My husband drove me down for a day of antiquing and asked if I wanted to stop in afterwards. I was…read moreexhausted (5 hours of antiquing) but said yes. Am I ever glad I did. What a l lovely find for any primitive lover. A complete home furnishings and gift store with all the latest trends and talented staging ideas throughout the multi levels that are set up as a home would be including a big fireplace. It was a lovely place to stop. When I asked about a piece on display that I couldn't find the shop owner indicated they were just pricing some because they couldn't keep them in and sent me across to another store in the Homestead Collection with my current haul to look for my dough bowl there and pay for it all at once. GREAT customer service! I'm going back this weekend even if it is a 2 1/2 hour drive from home!

A great little hidden gem with lots of interesting and classy gifts. The proprietor has good ideas…read morefor a variety of gift needs.

One of the most unique shopping experiences in all of Ohio. Restored Victorian home sells hard to…read morefind gifts and clothing in every room.

Was visiting family in Ohio and stumbled upon this place in Sandusky because of the Callahan…read moreT-shirt in the window (reference to Chris Farley in Tommy Boy). Super cute store and the store employee was friendly and welcoming. I wish I wasn't limited to luggage restrictions and traveling because I would've bought so many things!

Nice consignment shop with some parking and a clean interior. They have monthly auctions which…read moreusually have great items. Location is a slight downfall as it is located at a main intersection for Cedar Point traffic; and it is impossible to turn left out of the parking lot.

We haven't made it up to the full shop yet, but we loved the selection at the Cruise into Reading…read moreevent! The logo shirts are also super cute.

Amazing staff and products! The candles are a personal favorite but can't go wrong with anything in…read morethe store. Perfect spot to pick up a gift!

Absolutely amazing and great shopping with a purpose. Lots of variety from clothes, purses and…read moresoaps and lotions.. jewelry!! Everything is awesome!!!

From the owner: Locally-owned, purchase with a purpose and ethical fair trade boutique items. Items include…read moreapparel, accessories, unique gifts and custom-made Junk Farey Julz jewelry.

Coons Candy - First Visit…read more Let's go ahead and name what some of us have probably thought: pulling up to a place called Coons Candy comes with hesitation -- especially as a Black customer. It's an unspoken (and sometimes spoken) moment of pause, wondering what kind of experience you're walking into. But curiosity -- and a soft spot for old-school sweets -- led us to check it out. To my surprise, the staff couldn't have been more welcoming. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with friendly smiles and offered samples of fudge, toffee, and a few other homemade treats. That immediately softened the moment and brought on a bit of nostalgia -- felt like walking into one of those general stores my MawMaw would take me to, or a Cracker Barrel stop on a road trip. The store itself is exactly what you'd expect from a small-town candy shop: shelves packed with retro candies, novelty drinks, locally made honey and syrups, quirky gifts, and yes -- edible bugs. It's cozy and cluttered in a fun, old-school way. We left with: * Boba Vida popping pearls (dark cherry) * Sugar Daddy, Victory sticks, Stallion candy smokes, raspberry & green apple sticks * Locally made honey * A mix of glass-bottle sodas: * Sioux City Ginger Beer + Prickly Pear * Reading Draft Honey Cream * Drive-In Cherry Limeade * Nehi Peach * Ginger Strawberry tea * Hot & Spicy Ginger Beer This is definitely a place for folks who love that nostalgic candy-store vibe and don't mind digging through shelves of old favorites and funky surprises. ‍ Final take: It was a mixed bag. The selection was fun and the staff made us feel welcome. But the name? It sticks -- and not in a sweet way. That hesitation doesn't go away entirely, and I'd understand if someone else passed on the visit for that reason alone. I'm glad I saw it for myself. Would I go back? Maybe. Would I recommend it? Depends who's asking.

We stopped by today & had to buy some of the delicious fudge! Utterly charming store. I will never…read moredrive past again. Wonderful chocolates, hard candies & so much cuteness! Plus, really sweet people. I'm so glad we stopped! If you have a problem with name, please get some professional help. You're ridiculous. It's their last name.

We were wondering on the street on the island, and walk into this store. Such an amazing store, has…read moreso much stuff, all kinds of stuff, and i was wondering where the owner find all these stuff while i was looking inside the store. Though i didn't get anything, but this is really an impressive store. Come and visit if you are here.

Very nice shop with an eclectic selection. I bought some very nice hand blown wine glasses there,…read morethey were pricey (25$). But very nice.