(Disclaimer: I have no idea what the previous review was about, but I triple checked the address,…read moreand they are very much in business and thriving! ) Don't be deceived by the facade of this shop. It only has like 3 parking spots. But, this cozy little thrift shop is small but mighty! It's packed full of so many reasonably priced treasures. They have a large section of clothing racks that have 99 cent items! Name brand labels in great condition! Lots of jewelry, trinkets, shoes, housewares, you name it! The owners were so fun! And we had a great time shopping to an old-school soundtrack and reminiscing about the glory days! I highly suggest supporting local business! I can't wait to return!

This consignment store reminds me of a specialty boutique. I walked in to the store and was…read morepleasantly surprised by the aroma and the neat displays! I was shocked by how many designer items the store featured-all at great prices!! This store is amazing and adorable all the way around. I also learned that the owner hosts a "Ladies Night" at the store every month, where refreshments are served and ladies have the chance to network, enter drawings for gift cards to the store, and kick up their heels. Truly fantastic and highly recommended!

Valentine Antiques has a wide variety of items to peak any ones interest. Providing steam punk…read morelighting fixtures , industrial pulleys & toys to stained glass & beautiful furniture. It's easy to loose track of time in this two story establishment. From top to bottom, the store is very well laid out & easy to navigate. Items are fairly priced, clean and in amazing shape. I participated in Chardon's Traveling Tea Party, Valentine's had a crisp, clean & delicious homemade tea recipe and cookies to share. Along with friendly customer service and warm smiles; you are sure to find something for everyone.

This store is a joy. Family owned, super nice people. I bought a cherry wood makeup vanity at a…read moresuper deal price and they even delivered it to my home for free. Definitely buying from there again & telling everyone I know about it.

We love Toy Box Antiques! From the moment we walked in it was a trip down memory lane. It's a very…read morechill environment. You just feel like a kid again. There is so much to look at from the floor to the ceiling. If you are looking for any vintage toys this is where you need to go! The employee was great too! Very patient with me and all of my questions. I even bought a few vintage toys that I haven't seen since the 80s! Love it here! Can't wait to go back!

This shop has a lot of over priced antiques. Worse yet the man there was rude. Followed us around…read moreand glared if we looked at anything! Acted like we were going to steal anything we looked at! We will not go back here unless there is a different person working.

We visited this shop today for the first time. The employees are very friendly and inviting…read more I was floored about how much stuff they have! Most of everything was affordable. There is SO much to look at - I could spend hours in here. There is a full main floor, upstairs & basement! Actually, I spent at least an hour in here. You can find antique Christmas items, books, clothing, fabric, glassware, toys, furniture, etc. We found some vintage American girl paper dolls from the 90s for $5! My daughter will love them. Definitely a must visit place!

Be prepared to walk....and walk....and walk. No joke people. This place has 3 floors and like a…read morebillion rooms. Okay, maybe not a billion.... 999,999,999. There, that's more realistic. But seriously, just when I thought that we had reached the end of a floor, there was another turn with another room. Now, this is not a complaint, it means more selection. It just shocked the hell outta me! I love the front of this store. It is absolutely small town and ever so quaint. The awnings and the picture windows made me smile. Once you enter, you are bombarded with stuff. This is one of the reasons that I gave this only 3 stars. There is stuff EVERYWHERE and nothing really seems to be organized. Spoons, clothes and license plates....all in the same section. With the size of this store, I would have loved for everything to have a spot. This would make it much easier to gloss over the items that you have no interest in. Say, like dolls with creepy eyes. I can still see those eyes....my dreams are about those eyes. Or, the millions of pieces of silverware in every inch of the store. I could have bought a spoon for every day of the rest of my life! I fell in love with the upstairs of this place. Old military gear, medical supples, lighting, furniture and jewelry. It had high ceilings and plenty of natural light. The basement felt very claustrophobic. Tiny hallways piled high with unique items and tiny little rooms all over. All of the staff here were at the front desk. I had a few questions but there was no one to be found. And they were all helping check people out...which is nice for the speed of checkout, but not so nice for those wanting to buy items to checkout. Overall, this place was cute and full of items. So much so, that it made it overwhelming and slightly turned me off.

This is early Saturday afternoon and their site says they close in 59 minutes until the following…read moreTuesday. What kind of business closes at 4 o'clock on a Saturday and is shut down for the next two days?! I'm not gonna waste my time traveling there that's for sure.

There is a Beautiful selection of quality items, with fair prices in a very tastefully curated storeread more

We recently toured wine country and stayed in Ashtabula. The town is quaint, has a small town sweet…read morevibe. We were delightfully thrilled to find this shop. Hilarious finds, very unique! Sarcastic and sassy! My husband hates to shop but he truly enjoyed this shop too. Keep up the great work, one of a kind for sure!

Somehow, I'm the first to review this awesome little gem in downtown Ashtabula, considering it's…read morebeen around roughly 8 years now. There's a huge array of small batch handmade soaps, especially noting the fabulous "bitchy bath bar" line that aren't bashful and tell it like it is with catchy sayings. You can create your own bath salts and scrubs. Lip balms, lotions and a plethora of all body care can be found here. And the clothes. All made in the USA. Beautiful, trendy, on point. Not many plus sizes, though. The owner was cheerful and helpful. I highly recommend taking a trip out to this quaint, but hip boutique.

Rees is really a special little place set on a corner in quaint Geneva, Ohio. When you walk in,…read moreyou'll immediately feel like you've stepped back in time 60+ years. They have done a great job at preserving the beauty of this building and restoring it to it's old pharmacy days. The soda shop counter made me feel like a little kid. The guy behind the counter prepared an excellent chocolate ice cream soda treat. I loved walking through the back and seeing the old pharmacy section which still had old bottles, books, medicine and machines. What dismays me a little bit is that this shop is more of a novelty than a convenience. I suppose I would stop in again if I needed a gift or wanted an ice cream treat, but I don't see how the shop will draw regular customers. I feel like they could do well to include more convenient store items to appeal to the community. Or maybe they do so well with the tourists that it's not necessary! Either way, would hate to see this place close after they've fought so hard so preserve the nostalgia. If you're a fan of the movie 'It's a Wonderful Life', this is the closest you're going to get to visiting Old Man Gower's drugstore.

Cute little store with a great assortment of candy. Great mix of older and newer styles. Candy…read morealong with a traditional soda fountain...it's amazing. Add in a mix of a variety store and it's a must stop on your way to GOTL. The pharmacy museum is an interesting look at what the building used to be. It's a fantastic way to pay tribute to that business.