Putting the "shop" in coffee shop--- located inside Left Bank Coffeehouse in Covington- the perfect…read moreplace to pop in for a quick gift pick up or greeting card... plus the post office is right next door- so so convenient! Terrific selection of cute stuff great for gift giving or treating yourself! Stopped in to grab a cup of locally roasted Deeper Roots coffee- left with a really cute Kentucky pillow and some fun stickers. Definitely a new hidden gem in the heart of the C.O.V -tell your friends...and their moms!

Cutest little selection of gifts i've EVER seen. The owner is lovely and so friendly.read more

1920's: women get the right to vote. 2020's: They. Have…read more LASERS!!! *wink* FIRST OFF -- can we acknowledge how Lucca's *not only* woman-owned, but also celebrates that women can be manufacturing engineers, designers, and successful businesspeople?! It was really cool to read about the owner's past experiences in her father's machine shop that inspired her to take everything on. That being said, I am a sucker for Art Deco/geometric design aesthetic, and Lucca is swimming in zigzags and sunbursts. They have an assortment of laser engraved wooden items - kitchen utensils, cutting boards; a mix of gift items - engraved greeting cards, customizable paper cards; and some really stunning home goods items. Some of my favorites were the engraved furniture - still trying to think of a way to make it work at home. I'm loving the trend of woman-owned businesses popping up in Cincinnati ... especially when they showcase careers in math, science, engineering. Lucca captures it all in one sleek, elegant made-in-Cincinnati package (... and also available on Etsy!)

This was such a cool experience at a place I didn't even know exsisted until we had our company…read moreholiday event here. It's a beautiful space where you get to make a personalized item. We made cheese boards but there are plenty of other options. And if you'd rather not do the work there are pre-made items for sale too. Thanks for the fun day Lucca!

This little antique "mall" is a fun stop if you enjoy browsing vintage finds. It's actually made up…read moreof two separate stores with two different entrances. There's a lot of vintage collectibles along with a smaller selection of newer items scattered throughout, plus some handmade crafts. Everything was very organized, which made it easy to browse without feeling overwhelmed. There's even a bit of furniture mixed in with the smaller pieces. Some things are a little on the pricey side, but many of the items feel worth it for the uniqueness and quality. It's definitely the kind of place where you could find a small gift or a fun little trinket to take home. The people working when I visited were also very friendly. The building itself is interesting too. It used to be a savings and loan bank, and the space still has a neat, historic feel to it. Overall, it's a charming spot to browse if you like unique little treasures.

Small-town Mercantiles are notorious for having the best handcrafted gifts and homemade foods; this…read moreone in Milford certainly fits the bill. Room after room is filled with merchandise from local craftsmen and kitchens. Anything imaginable is in stock here, from furniture to pottery, art, greeting cards and canned jams. Mercantile Mall is well-organized and filled to the brim with stuff. Rooms intertwine with one another and even expand into the building next door. Need help? The clerks here are super friendly; they greeted me right when I came in the front door and told me about their shop. While I didn't find anything for myself, there were plenty of gifts that are perfect for my mother. I could see her coming with friends to Old Milford and having a day here. If you're looking for a unique gift with some local roots, consider shopping at Mercantile Mall.

A unique vintage store that's really fun to explore. It's two stories filled with a variety of…read moreitems, including vintage clothing, shoes, kitchenware, typewriters, vinyl records, and all kinds of interesting knickknacks. The overall style has a western-meets-grungy vibe, with plenty of old shirts and unique finds throughout. Even if you're just browsing, it's a fun place to look around and discover something unexpected.

I somehow managed to forget a photo or two of the magic that Tim curated…read more A nifty space full of gems and locally executed artists with Tim's open gallery. I dug the recent artist, as she reminds me of a creative back home in Louisville that I may or may not have a piece or two from! When it comes to art with energy, I'm a sucker. We nabbed special pieces, while enjoying conversation with Tim. I cannot recommend this space enough.

This is a really nice HomeGoods compared to other locations because the aisles are so wide. It…read morefeels a lot less cluttered than the traditional HomeGoods experience, and it's easy to get two carts through the aisles. Everything just feels more spacious and organized, which makes shopping a lot easier. They still have all the usual HomeGoods goodies, and when I went at the end of September, they had a ton of seasonal stuff, including lots of Halloween and even some Christmas already out. I also found a lot of protein foods in the gourmet food section, including plant-based protein powder, gluten-free cookies, protein chips, and more. I also got some new flannel sheets for my bed with a cute pattern. I just wish all the colors and patterns came in every size, but that's kind of an if-you-get-lucky situation with HomeGoods. Overall, if you want to explore HomeGoods without as much chaos and clutter, this is a great location to check out.

Furnishing a new home, I've spend a lot of time and money here over the past month. But the price…read morepoint is excellent, and the selection great. I even got a 15 percent coupon from the post office for changing my address. What a smooth marketing move. And I filled my car up on that trip! It really helps. I don't care if you need carpet, bathroom accessories, porch furniture, or any other home need....this is the place. Find the closest one to you, and have some fun!

This is the spot! My husband and I have been to hundreds of antique stores in various states and…read moreit's rare we find a shop with so many great finds in one place. With that said, the best find here is Betty herself. She's an absolute gem, so fun to talk to and clearly works hard to make both her shop vendors and customers happy. She's willing to work with you on price too. Great collection of turquoise and silver jewelry, knives, vintage signs, cast iron and brass decor, deer heads and taxidermy, just so many cool things. We had a great time looking around, talking with Betty, and grabbing a couple cool finds. Will definitely be back soon!

Great people friendly Reasonable prices…read more Filled with all kinds of stuff I could have spent hours and hours there

Love antique stores and thrift shops and I think this store gave me a bit of both! A friend of mine…read morelives in New Richmond and she just loves this shop and I don't blame her. Walking in the door I knew I found a shop that I would definitely return to shop in. There were a lot of small items as well as large even an extra large bird cage as soon as you walked in the door! We walked all through the shop and found many items that were unique and also some handmade items. I've had a Steelers license plate for the hubby and bought myself a beautiful new ring. I met the owner of the shop if she was oh so sweet as well as everyone who worked there. If you are interested in Cincinnati Reds memorabilia there was plenty of that in this store including a large signed poster from the Big Red Machine of the seventies. There were plenty of books including yearbooks from the 40s and 50s, cookbooks, old children's books, and something for about every taste. I will definitely be making another trip back here!

I can't recommend the shop they have beautiful pieces but the owner will sell things right out from…read moreunder you after you agree on a price and then block you.

I'll have one of everything, please!…read more This is a high-end resale shop that specializes in mid-century modern furnishings. It's become increasingly difficult to find original pieces in good condition and, to that end, Mainly Art Vintage Furnishings is an oasis. Knoll, Bertoia, Wassily, Eames, Baughman, Nelson, Pearsall... you're bound to fall in love here. Live out-of-state like me? Mainly art will expertly pack and ship your items via Plycon.

I like scouring auctions and supposed "antiques malls", but Missy and Mark have curated an…read moreextraordinary selection of midcentury goodies here. They have the best of the worst (refurbished) and the best of the best (designer collectibles). I like to have my life curated at times. That perfect piece to transform your home? It's here. And it's high-quality. They are truly passionate about the art of midcentury, and it shows. Pieces change somewhat regularly, so it's a good "regular stop' on a shopping day. I don't mind paying for quality and expertise at times, and Mainly Art is worth your time.