This is one of my favorite places in Darke Country!! Every time I'm up that way I stop in…read more Bear's Mill is a historic working mill and one of the very few water powered mills in Ohio. Yes, you can buy flour, corn meal, grits, and others that were ground right there at the mill. It's three floors and you can climb all three for the self guided tour. The store on the ground floor has a little of everything. Food (lots of jams and jellies), coffee, homemade bread and baked goods (made in Greenville with the flour ground at the mill), home goods, jewelry, and clothing. There is also an art gallery on the first floor. Most everything on display is for sale and is made by local artists. The grounds around the mill are beautiful. There are a couple walking paths behind the mill. One leads back to a Darke County Vietnam memorial, a fun little fire pit with wood provided, and the Bear's Mill Electric Company dam and lock.

Quaint shop as you go in the mill. Best cornmeal ever and spelt flour and others available…read morereasonably priced too! Staff is friendly and helpful! Neat gift items in store for purchase. Homemade pottery-beautiful! Walking trails along creek and a Veterans Memorial area! View of the dam at end of walking trail. Nice stop for something to do.

What a great addition to Main Street in downtown Greenville! This spot reminds me of a living…read moreMagnolia Farms/Fixer Upper style urban country shop filled with silk succulents, fabulous woven pillows and rugs, basket containers, candles and tea towels. I personally fought the urge to go home with the magnolia silk wreath beside the front counter but my mom ended up buying a kitchen tea towel and oven mit. From the moment you see the front window display at Cozy Nest you'll know this isn't your average small town gift shop filled with trinkets, Cherished Teddies, Precious Moments and Wooden Willows angels (no offense to you collectors out there). Conveniently located a few doors down from lunch at the Montage Cafe and cappuccinos at The Coffee Pot and you couldn't ask for a better Saturday morning in Greenville. I was impressed with the prices given what the items are. My only complaint was that the shopkeeper seemed to have a friend in while we were there and never greeted or engaged with us which would seem like a great marketing opportunity for a newer business. We'll certainly be back and I imagine this scenario isn't always the case.

This is such a smart and attractive addition to Main Street in downtown Greenville. It reminds me…read moreof shops you would see frequenting some of Indy's cozy historic neighborhoods. From the minute you ogle the window display you can tell they're going beyond the bedazzled jean pocket/Kohls-ish fashion of rural small towns. No offense to Kohls fans. C'mon, you know what I mean. On this last particular visit, I was particularly obsessed with a pair of loose fitting flow-y pants that caught my eye in the window. They reminded me of a pair I picked up in Seville, Spain last year. Hard to come by! Sadie Grace brings a stylish, progressive line up of dresses, dressy pants, accessories, shoes and overall trendy apparel. Every time I stop in I find something I'd love to buy at prices that match what they're offering. I've also found that they change inventory frequently making it somewhere you want to visit often. In the back of the shop you'll find a hand full of dressing rooms. Last, but certainly not least, you can tell the staff/owners take pride in their work the minute they welcome you into the shop. It's amazing how many businesses miss how important that initial greeting and impression is.

Every time I go to Sadie Grace, the employees always greet me and are very helpful. Their clothes…read moreare very fashionable and of good quality. The only downside is that everything is very expensive. Be prepared to pay $100 for a pair of jeans when you stop in

This is my first visit to this brand new gift shop and I'm really impressed. These ladies have had…read morea few gifts in their cafe for a while but now they have expanded to a location in the building behind their wonderful yummy cafe, Grace Place. Don't expect it to be large, it is only one in room, but they expect to have local artwork on the walls soon and might possibly consider expansion at some time in the future. For a little shop though it has some charming items and yes, it was hard for me to get out of the shop without buying something for myself. (I succumbed!) One of my favorite things about this shop is they are selling items made by local artisans. I love not only shopping local but supporting local people. Quilted items, maple syrup, jewelry etc. There is one issue, however, and that is parking. It is very limited but if you find the parking lot full then take advantage of on-street parking. Just don't park in spaces intended for nearby businesses. Not cool.

The shop is really lovely with all manner of cool things that can be purchased and personalized…read more The owner does great work and is quite reasonable in price.

I had a few glasses engraved. They turned out really well! I was very pleased!…read moreJeff was patient and cooperative in helping me with the design.

We encountered this business as we were participating in the Richmond Chocolate Trail. This…read morebusiness is one of the stops, with a free Ghyslain chocolate. They sell many different things inside this shop, including pottery, jewelry, cards, candles, lotions, loose tea, etc. Everything appears to be hand-made artisan items. There are a variety of items to choose from if you're interested in a gift.

My sister and I stopped into The Village Forager as part of the chocolate walk…read more What a great find! The store is stocked with both local and boutique brands. I liked the local items were labeled. The store has a great selection of jewelry, pottery, tea, beauty (lotions and scents), loose tea, Ghyslain chocolate, candles and etc. There's also a coffee shop that seemed quite popular but it's to-go only since there isn't seating. There were so many wonderful things here and we both spent a lot of time browsing the store. The prices are similar to similar places-no better, no worse. This would be a great place to find a unique gift or a little treat for yourself.

What an amazing store and mission! They have a wide variety of artwork to buy: glasswork,…read morepaintings, pottery available in a variety of products from dishes to bird houses to magnets and everything in between. Each piece has the name of the artist who created it. What I love is each piece is incredibly unique and there is a variety of items to purchase in store. You can tell the artist put a lot of thought and passion in their work. InsideOut is awesome, check them out!

Very nice little shop. The offerings were varied and whimsical. It has a work space in the back…read morethat is viewable from one side of the store. The employee was very attentive and helpful answering questions. The artists make 50% of the profit when their items are purchased, which is wonderful.

This was my first time stopping in when they were holding Holiday Open House. It was so much fun!…read moreThere were sample drinks and snacks. The holiday decorations were gorgeous as usual. I just love this house to begin with but when it's Christmas time, it is so special. My favorite part is the fireplace in the dining room. They always have a great selection of items for sale. This time, I was able to snag a couple of items for Thanksgiving, an ornament for a gift and a Dayton magnet for my fridge. The women here are amazing. They are so friendly and helpful and just fun to hang out with! Add on to all this that its for the Dayton Children's Hospital--how can you go wrong?

Okay, so I mostly follow my wife around in here, but I can tell she loves it. First of all, it is…read morefor charity so that's great. The house itself is a neat piece of architecture. The Holiday decorations are beautiful. The merchandise is diverse and worth perusing. The staff are volunteers and a really nice bunch of people.

This business is closed! They have closed after 50 years of business in Farmland ( the shop is…read moreempty- I went by there today). It was a very highly beloved local business.

If you are looking for small items to decorate your home, this is a great store for you! I tend to…read morenot be able to focus on small items for long periods of time, so I have a hard time in stores like this. But that's all on me! lol