Past Meets Present is a small boutique in Chagrin Falls. You can find eclectic items. You'll be…read moregreeted with a friendly smile & told to explore. The selection of merchandise is different from regular boutiques. There unique items are not seen elsewhere.

Greeted us warmly as we walked in. Lots of great items in this store. Very organized and clean.read more

The girls at the SOUTHLAND location are awesome. So helpful. Cant find a size they will order…read more Great shopping experience. I have even ordered items online and they were here in a few days. Or u can have sent to the store for no charge. Great quality for the price. I highly recommend!

Reasonably priced fashion. Gotta love it…read more It's a boutique-style chain store that offers good prices on shoes, accessories and clothes. A one-stop shop for all things trendy. This particular store has friendly sales associates, a good selection of clothes and fun jewelry. These aren't clothes that will generally last forever but they're at such a good price they don't have to. I also like that they have wide-width shoes. Fun to pop into Cato's on occassion for some flair of color and see what's new.

This store is amazing. You honestly need some time to walk through and look at everything. It looks…read morelike a small storefront, but there is a much larger section in back. They have everything from incense, candles, stained glass, tea, and outdoor garden items. It all seems to be local artist as well. I highly recommend you stop by and walk through and support the small business. I'm pretty sure they were down the street years ago where a framing places now but this new location is equally great. I'm still kicking myself for not purchasing a stained glass item that I went back for, but it was gone. People working there are always very friendly and helpful. There is street parking, but they also have their own private parking lot in the back. Very great and unique items all around

A very unique store in downtown Berea. The owners are very nice. They have things like candles,…read morecrystals, windchimes, solar lights, incense, etc. Every item in this store is unique/one of a kind. Depending on the item I thought some of the prices were a little high, but most items you will not find anywhere else. It's a great price to get a gift for someone.

I do not recommend wasting your time coming here. When they're open it's OK but the entire town…read morecloses down on Sundays the only thing that remains open is a dairy queen, a car wash and an auto parts store. Evidently they make enough money off people during the week that they don't have to be open on weekends. Don't waste your time coming here it's dirty and inconvenient

Hartville Collectibles is an upscale shopping experience. The store is set up in departments, such…read moreas Mudpie, Pandora, Hallmark, Vera Bradley, Yankee Candle and others. They carry a wide selection of decor and women's clothing & accessories. The departments are well-organized and visually appealing.

Oh, Grey Colt, you have spoiled me for other dress shops…read more.. You all should know that if you are looking for something different, something well-made, something that really suits you, you should come here. The staff is friendly and has a real eye for fashion. They can figure out what will look good on you in the first 30 seconds and will only bring you things that do. Things you might never even have picked up to look at will become your favorite wardrobe pieces, all thanks to the eagle-like fashion eyes of the women at the Grey Colt. And they remember, too. If your friend, or spouse, or mom comes in and says, "I want to get Mary something for Christmas/birthday/Arbor Day," they will immediately recall the sweater you were drooling over the week before - or be able to pick out things that you will just flat love, simply by remembering your taste. They ain't cheap. At least, not for Ohio. That's why you visit them during the sidewalk sale too. But if you're not feeling flush with cash at the moment, they always have some beautiful, not-so-pricey accessories: scarves, jewelery, cute socks & hair things that you won't see anywhere else.

I often admire the attire in the GREY COLT'S front window from afar as I drive past. This weekend,…read moreI wandered over for a side walk sale- and, I'm delighted that I did! They have beautiful sweaters, skirts, dresses, and accessories that are unique and elegant. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. I'll definitely return!

This store may look ordinary from the outside, but it's soul will astound you! I walked in one day…read morebecause sometimes I find real treasures in small stores, and this one was no exception... I was simply blown away by the shear volume and variety of their inventory! This collectibles store has crafts, antiques, novelties, and consignment items, all categorized by subject matter, colors, shapes, designs and other variations. It is hard for me to accurately describe everything I saw when I was there, except to say it was simply overwhelming! There were several areas to look around and explore, and I often found myself reminiscing about things I've used in my past or played with in my youth! This store should be on everyone's list to visit when you're looking for that special toy for a child, something you might add to your collection, or for the older adult who wishes he was young again! I will definitely be back!

I LOVE this little shop! The place is jam packed full of collectibles and most are nicely arranged…read moreinto collections of same/similar items. Prices are very reasonable. Stop in, you won't be disappointed!

I'm here in Oberlin for a a conference right at the college. I have had this place saved in my map…read moreand have tried to go every single day but just been too busy. I saw the picture of the cowboy boots on her Google page and knew I needed to check it out! Well I made time for it on my last day here and it was worth it. Immediately walked in and found the cutest vintage romper that fit like a glove among other things. The owner was there and was super friendly, helpful and welcoming.

The window is a bit crowded but the stuff inside is super cool and impossible to show in a window…read more It's like a cultivated goodwill, full of cool little things. Seamstress here is great, she saved my couch (see picture) and made me a custom neck strap cover! The couch needed custom covers for the seat part. She's super creative and will work with any task you throw out there. She's very reasonably priced and the work is excellent. So glad to have found this place.

I can't believe i'm only the second Yelper to write about Twila's. After driving right by their…read morestorefront for years, I learned that they've been in Twinsburg since 2008. When my Mom and I stopped in a few weeks ago, I was pleasantly surprised. When you enter, drive in off of Darrow Road and park in the back. You'll see the sign instantly. Once you're inside, you'll be greeted by a stairway with an intersection of two floors. The bottom floor is filled with furniture, artwork, and other various home furnishings. The top floor is filled with purses, women's wear, jewelry and other accessories. As an avid consignment/vintage hunter, I can easily say that Twila's has one of the best furniture collections i've seen. Eyes can be deceiving on this place. The bottom floor is quite expansive, and I was wildly impressed with their selection of mid-century and Victorian style bedroom sets....particularly, the tall, old fashioned dressers with lock and keys, which are simply beautiful. The clothing selection is also impressive. While the store is generically organized, its worth it to go through all the racks, since many of them are out of order. I loved their wide variety of styles and sizes, and was happy to see quality brands like Coldwater Creek, Chico's, Kate Spade, Kate Landry and others. Looking forward to stopping by again soon, and maybe even bringing my own barely worn clothes for them to consign!

I have driven by this shop so many, many times over the years and not stopped, because I was always…read moreen route to a meeting with a client and had no time to shop. Of late, estate-saling has become my hobby (it's good to do something other than work, as long as it doesn't require more working to fund it), and I came to Twinsburg this morning in quest of a set of Pyrex nesting bowls. I stopped into Twila's on my way back home, thinking I might find another Pyrex prize, and was pleasantly surprised to find a bright, attractive, and well-stocked shop with helpful employees (the cashier signed me up for their rewards program and let me know during my birthday month to expect an email with 15% off as a gift -- I will be back). The lower level was well-organized and filled with furniture, décor, and housewares (the reason I stopped in), and upstairs were racks of clothing (spaced generously apart; not a bunch of stuff crammed close together), outfits displayed nicely, jewelry, shoes, and accessories, with sale items clearly marked. I dislike shopping for clothing (jeans and a pullover is my go-to uniform), but found several items I liked in a short amount of time, tried them on (the dressing rooms were a lovely surprise! Plenty of hooks, an ottoman, clean, pretty, large mirrors), and bought two blouses that will surprise the rest of the tops in my closet. I'm glad I stopped in; should have done so sooner!