So much imagination and all items well-made. All the things…read moreyou want, but don't know where to find them. LOOK HERE! And they will custom make what you want if they don't already have it.

Here's one of those rare times I wish we could give more than five stars. A completely unique…read moreshopping experience that's recommended in so many ways. First off, you will find a vast and constantly changing selection of antique and vintage home furnishings and decor- cabinets, hutches, shelves, accent tables, kitchen ware, a dizzying array of baskets in all shapes and sizes - which the the kind owners gather as they hunt estate sales, flea markets and the like. Most of these pieces are American made, all are handcrafted and one-of-a-kind. Some will have been lovingly restored by proprietor Damien - who also crafts new pieces and can do so to your specifications! We recently bought a house in the area and are slowly making it our very own. I'm in need of a short shelf/hook rack, which might easily be obtained as a cheap piece of crap from Walmart mass-produced in communist China - or I'll pay a few dollars more and have one handmade right here in Ohio. Take a guess which I've decided on. In addition to wood crafts, proprietress Shannon makes personalized T shirts, coffee mugs and koozies with a great selection of designs to choose from. Still don't see something that grabs you? No worries, bring your own design and she'll make it happen. They say you can't always get what you want but that doesn't seem to apply here! Something here for everyone and great gift ideas too. Any unscheduled closing (doesn't happen often) is posted on their facebook page, so if you're making a special trip might want to check that first- or call. My other tip is, if you see something that grabs you- grab it now! I highly recommend you get over to the Workshop.

This thrift shop carries a large selection of used clothing for both sexes and for children too…read more You'll probably need to do a little digging but items are well arranged by type, and fairly well by size. We're talking $2 or $3 apiece (I got a tweed skirt for $1 recently) so don't expect to find last year's hottest fashion here, but everything is clean and in good shape and you may be surprised. Unfortunately, no place to try them on but at these prices, you'll have to take the chance. You'll also find books, CDs, toys, stationery, housewares, knickknacks, seasonal décor. I snagged some gently used large Christmas gift bags for 50 cents each. If you select a used bible or prayer book off the shelf, that item will be free - though I'm sure your conscience will tell you to fork over a buck or two as a donation. This store is operated by The Common Good/Preble County and proceeds support their work of helping needy families in the community, so you know your dollars spent here are going to a good cause. Win-win.

I have shopped this little store for years however I was so disappointed the other day when I went…read morein the two women work in the counter are two of the rudest people this makes twice that I've had an encounter with them being rude I understand that these are volunteers however that does not excuse rudeness

This DG is just fine. It's well organized, acceptably clean, and (important) pretty well stocked…read morewith possible exception of the refrigerated foods. They have a really good selection of USA-made greeting cards that are as low as 50 cents. Sometimes there are only one or two employees on hand. That is a sign of the times I'm afraid. However the workers are invariably friendly and able to help you find what you're looking for, even walking you over to the right area instead of just pointing. The parking lot's a little awkward and has a pothole that badly needs filling. If no one's at the counter they have a funny squeaky toy to signal...instead of a bell as a lot of places have. If you really can't wait a minute or two, there's a self-checkout (card only).

Where all the workers at? My second time going here…read more(recently) where there seems to be no employees around the register? Standing around waiting to be helped is not annoying in itself but this place steps up the game a little by supplying you with a dirty dog toy that squeaks, which you are asked (by note) to squeeze when you need someone to help you. So for the second time I got to awkwardly stand up by the registers squeaking this dog toy all for me not to be helped. Hello?

*Grocery only review*…read more I shop here twice a week or more since I live five minutes away and I prefer smaller, more frequent grocery orders vs the filled up shopping cart. The grocery is quite good. There is a full service deli counter that's always manned. They prepare the cooked chicken and other takeaway hot food here, and are always available to slice your cold cuts to order. A very respetable charcuterie section too. Very good selection of organic vegetables and meats, and many certified non-GMO items. They are bringing in more of the "Better Goods" product line which includes quality frozen foods and jarred fruit, with ingredient lists that DON'T read like a chemistry textbook. I recently found they now offer a cream cheese without any "gum" additives...made of milk, cream, cheese culture and salt. Imagine that. Employees are around to help you find things. The self-checkout, which is my preference, works well and rarely gets hung up. They often open only half of them, sadly, due to not having enough eyes available to watch for thieves. For some deep-seated psychological reason I never do the Yelp check in here, but trust me I've gotta be the Duchess 10 times over. This is a good grocery store and I recommend you give it a try.

If most customers knew how bad this location Walmart treats the employees here - i stop shopping…read moreat this location last summer, found better places to spend my money. I like asking employees how they get treated. This Walmart place is like working for Tyrants.

Nice store - larger than it looks. When you get into the back rooms you have to watch your step…read morebecause the concrete's broken up in places. It's enough to turn an ankle, so keep an eye open! The salespeople are great. They don't follow you around or hound you, but they're available when you need them. Bought several things here over the years and have sent several friends their way too. There's nothing modern or super pricey here, just traditional and comfortable furniture/

From the owner: Your hometown furniture store…read more Eaton's Hometowne Furniture is family owned and family operated and has served Eaton, Ohio, and the surrounding Dayton area for almost 3 decades. We have built our company by providing a great value in furniture and mattresses and hometown relationships from our family to yours. Eaton's Hometowne Furniture offers financing available. Stop inside our beautifully decorated showroom in Eaton, Ohio, to browse a wide selection of furniture and mattresses, including living room furniture, dining room furniture, bedroom furniture, leather furniture, home entertainment furniture, kids' furniture, recliners and accessories and the area's largest selection of brand name mattresses and box springs.

Any reviews shown prior to August 2025 are for a different store at a different location which has…read morenow closed. This is a brand new store and really should have gotten a new listing. Anyway I am not that thrilled with it. Yes, it's very big with much more inventory than the little old store. And it's very clean, at least for now. They have a Starbucks counter (no seating), sushi if that's your thing, and the Murray's Cheese which the better Kroger stores carry. (That's my thing.) I observed 4 mobility shopping carts for those who require them. I further observed notably higher prices on items I normally buy at the Beckett Ridge (West Chester) location- and that would be considered a more affluent area! I also saw a refrigerated smoked meat item that was past its expiration date; and the store has only been open six days. The greatest disappointment is this BIG "supermarket" has no deli counter for cold cuts sliced to order! All they have is "grab and go" packages of pre-sliced ham, bologna, etc. of their own store brand. No thanks. I want it sliced fresh, I want to choose the thickness of the cut, the weight I want, and sometimes (gasp!) I might want a taste before making the commitment to buy a pound! And the final insult is these pre-sliced store brand deli meats that have been sitting around who knows how long, handled by who knows, are quite pricey. I will stop here for the store brand soda which I like and maybe a few other targeted items, but I'd say Walmart's grocery across the street does not have anything to worry about from the coming of this new store.

For years, Eaton had the IGA on Aukerman Street. Suddenly, in late 1986/early 1987, they were…read morereplaced by Marsh. IGA (Independent Grocers Association?) has some fairly inexpensive canned goods, but Marsh is mostly the opposite, and it's rather local, coming from Yorktown, Indiana. Kroger is a bigger chain than Marsh, having stores in several states, and even running convenience stores in other states under different brands. They're not really cheap, either. This location is somewhat small but seems neat and clean and the employees are friendly. They still have a reasonable selection, they just have to stock more often than other stores, I'm sure. I found my Turkey Hill individual iced tea bottles right next to the bigger bottles in the dairy section, and they were priced the same as the bigger stores. Kroger may not be inexpensive, but if you hit the sales, clip the coupons, and get the Kroger rewards card, you'll be fine.

It used to be that Marathon was much higher than most of the stations, but that's not really the…read morecase much now. This one was equal to Speedway, just down Barron Street. I only pumped regular unleaded gasoline, but there were no problems. There was even receipt paper coming out of the pump at the end. Yay! (It's Eaton and I expect things to go right.) The interior of the store looked both spacious and packed with products. Since it's across from both Kmart and Walmart, I'm surprised that they don't do more business but Speedway has most people's attention. That's a good reason to go to this Marathon Mart--little or no waiting.

I was just in town for a bit and looked up to see if there was a card shop around. When I came in…read morehere I was STUNNED at the Pokemon collection he had in here. It is mostly sealed product but it is very hard stuff to find. The value was market value. Nothing was overpriced to me. The ma working the store was very nice and we spoke for awhile. I will be coming back here when I am in town again for sure!

way overpriced not worth going to I would recommend a real sports card shop or somebody will make…read moreyou a deal and actually look up cards this guy pulls numbers out of the air

Seriously this place has some great stuff especially if you cook and the quality and prices are…read moreunbeatable. The customer service could use some work but its always worth a stop when I pass thru. Their mums are huge ... and price of those 1/4 the size. But I came for ham seasoning my mom needed. I found it and more. The guy checking you out as u leave is a character .

Steiners is an Amish (Mennonite?) deli and market owned by a local family. Some of the positives…read moreare available local meat (frozen) and eggs, locally baked pies and a variety of breads. Unfortunately you can't tell if the bread was baked yesterday or three days ago. There's a secret color code on the label and I asked the girl at the checkout what days each color meant and she said she didn't know. That's a problem when you're dealing with no-preservative items. Lots of jarred pickle and preserve products to tempt your taste buds and all from small regional producers. In summer there's a fair amount of farm produce but nowhere near what you'd find at a farmers market. They have lovely seasonal potted flowers and of course the sturdy, handmade, bank-breaking Amish outdoor furniture. They sell a lot of things like frozen vegetables, baking mixes, spices, candy (huge amounts of candy), chocolate melts, in small bags with their own label. Unfortunately this stuff seems to be bought from big wholesalers. I have seen giant Sysco and GFS trucks in the lot. They use a weird dating system on these bagged goods- just a number where 15 would be January 15 and 360 would be December 26; get it? But you have no way of knowing if that means this year. Or last year, ick. So it's a mixed bag here. Not everything is going to be local or GMO-free. Look carefully before you buy.