This is such a fun store!!!!! They have a little bit of everything- books, games, specialty…read morefood/drink mixes, cards, clothes, and more! If you are looking for a gift for that hard to shop for person you will probably find something here. The store is also so aesthetically pleasing for anyone who loves matching colors and themes. Super friendly customer service as well. Definitely check this place out.

If I could give this little shop a 10 I would. Not only does it have cute vignettes of items you…read morecan live with out. The own is a gem and has an eye for design and fun!!! Pop in an check it out and leave with a bag of treasures

Best Vintage store I've been in! Definitely made my list of stores to go to. Atmosphere, customer…read moreservice, selection, etc. all 5+ stars. I'm so glad i stopped in.

In need of a disco outfit for a party and your usual thrift stores/Goodwill weren't carrying any…read more Dropped into WWS and their whole back section is devoted to all things disco, groovy shirts, bell-bottom pants, platform shoes you name it they've got it when it comes to 60-70's vintage! This place was a lifesaver, would definitely drop by here again if i needed some vintage stuff to wear! Highly recommend this place for all your vintage needs!

Wow! I was so happy to walk into this little shop; there is a huge selection of yarn here. What…read morereally makes this special is that it's not the wall of acrylic that you would normally see when you go to buy yarn. This is all wool, beautiful colors and textures of wool yarn. Which, you might be surprised, is now softer and less scratchy than most acrylic yarns. Though some of these yarns are naturally at a somewhat higher price point than low-cost yarn at a big-box store, I was pleased to see that there really are budget-friendly items here. That it might be better to do a smaller project with high-quality yarn rather than buy a large quantity of cheap stuff. The owner was very friendly and helpful. It was so nice talking with her. She didn't make me feel like I was expected to make a purchase. Narrator: the reviewer did in fact make a purchase. So - we will see how this "magic loop" knitting works. Wish me luck! I know that if I have trouble I can go back for advice...don't try that at a big-box store!

What a find! I stopped in after grabbing coffee at Zen…read more Woman owned and inclusive! When you hear people say "shop small" or "support local" this is the exact store that should get that support. After checking it out, I went online and learned the owner's story. Her website has the sweetest passing of the torch video - From One Chapter to the Next. It is a great space with plenty of stock and well worth the visit. And I just saw they have book clubs!!

This is a great little local bookstore. Really nice variety of books, games, reading accessories,…read moreand items from other local businesses. My husband loves to read and buys all his books from here. It is SO important to shop local. Very helpful staff - which is another great reason to shop local small businesses. THEY CARE about things, it's their passion. They even have some free books, as well as some that are free with purchase of other items. Love that! There is a great coffee shop (Zen) next door, and my favorite restaurant, International Cafe, is right across the street.

I love this place! They have an assortment of stationary. I purchased some super cute ghost washi…read moretape and some kitty wrapping paper which I plan to use in my journal. The employee was super nice and helpful. This is a super cute place with reasonable prices. I recommend checking them out! Also, we LOVED the shop kitty napping in the window. Super cute!

If you love shopping local, especially during the holidays Five Nine is an absolute must visit. I…read moreintentionally try to support small businesses, and this shop made it so easy (and joyful) to do just that. When I say the selection is overwhelming in the best possible way, I truly mean it. Pens of every kind imaginable, fountain pens, gel pens, everyday favorites plus notebooks, planners, agendas, postcards, greeting cards, and the cutest gift-wrapping supplies you could dream of. I walked in thinking I needed "one thing" and immediately wanted everything. On top of the incredible selection, the staff was genuinely kind, helpful, and welcoming. You can tell they love what they do and care about the community they serve. Five Nine is one of those places that makes you want to slow down, browse, and enjoy the experience. I will absolutely be returning--and probably often.

God bless her. There is a very nice lady that is trying to make a business here. She has no…read morechance in HELL. These candles are similar to something made in the 1970s. And she has been making them for that long. Although, my 5 yo loved them. And I am nuts....but honest. sorry.

Anytime I read a review on Yelp and I notice that an established reviewer gives a place one star…read moreand then in a very short period of time after that a number of individuals with only one or two reviews to their credit gives the same place 4-5 stars, I immediately want to go and check the place out to see what the real story is. I'm naturally suspicious that a proprietor has enlisted their friends to provide a more favorable review in the face of an honest assessment, albeit perhaps not at a star rating proprietor would like. I wanted to do an honest review to see if the business owner was looking to Yelp for free advertising or if reviewer Kim J. was having a bitchy day. Having now visited the business myself, Yelp-gineering has never been more prevalent. The candles themselves are neither as awesome as the "one-review wonders" would suggest, nor are they awful. The candles are a little pricey, but they are also made by the business. Normally, I wouldn't give this place 1 star, but I have to object to people who enlist their friends to boost their star rating artificially. Actually, I am going to now start a business called Ryan, and have all my friends give me 5 stars because I think I'm fantastic. Sounds lame? Because it is lame.