We stopped here on a HOT Saturday afternoon. It was the cutest little shop! They had plenty to look…read moreat from shirts, dresses, kids clothes, and jewelry to Flavor Garden packets, exotic puzzles, and house decor! I ended up buying this ghost rock and my boyfriend got the CUTEST ring. We were beyond happy with it as it's so unique and we're both out-of-the-ordinary people. This was my first trip to GOTL and I couldn't be happier with our experience!

What do you do in Geneva-on-the-Lake when it is cold and rainy? Shop! This is such a cute little…read morejewelry and gift shop. Very cute stuff and reasonably priced. Owner is also very helpful and nice. I recommend a stop there!

This is one of the greatest stores in ashtabula. There are so many things that are excellent about…read morethe design of the facility, how well it is maintained, the customer service and of course their products. The owners, the Carlisle family, are some of the nicest people you can meet. Toni has recommended and sold us many of our home decorations. This is one of the businesses/families that brings hope to ashtabula county. They started the build up of our current bridge street businesses.

I recently visited Geneva-on-the-Lake and the highlight of our trip was Carlisle's Home in the…read moreHarbor in Ashtabula. This is a lovely shop with beautiful merchandise and a very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable owner. I found items for our bar, kitchen, bath and framed artwork for the wall. I highly recommend a visit to Carlisle's Home in the Harbor if you are anywhere nearby!

This is a very unique bookstore that's in an old pharmacy/old time ice cream parlour. They have a…read moresection for kiddos and adult books galore as well as book merch. You also can get iced coffee/dirty sodas. The owner is super sweet!

Lake Erie Book Company is a charming bookstore located in the historic Rees' Drugstore building in…read morethe downtown Geneva. Rees' (circa 1910) was known for its soda fountain which lives on at Lake Erie Book Company. I was so excited to visit this bookstore, and extremely disappointed with my experience. I'm a lover of indie bookstores. It's the first bookstore I would never consider visiting again. AMBIANCE: Festive storefront looks inviting and cozy. The bookstore looks preserved in time with elements of the old pharmacy and bookish wooden accents. One room or the bookstore is devoted to book shelves and children's area. The second room has open space, checkout, and soda fountain bar. Plenty of space to roam. The store closes early on weekdays and weekends. Check their hours before you go. INVENTORY: The inventory includes children's books, mystery, fantasy, romance, used books, and other genres. There is a small selection of souvenirs like tees, coloring books, Christmas ornaments (currently on sale), and dates with a book. The latest book releases are on display at the front of the store. Some new merchandise looked well loved. I purchased bookish coloring with folded cover ($9.99) that wasn't marked down as used, no bag available. SODA: The store has a soda fountain and caffeinated drinks. Soda fountain bar offers Italian Soda, Dirty Soda, and Ice Cream Soda (priced from $3.25-$7). You can select your soda, syrup, and ice cream choices. Unfortunately, the syrups are not in-house. My drink was strawberry ice cream and Sprite. Strawberry ice cream was very tasty and contained seeds. My friend tried dirty soda and it tasted artificial. SERVICE: The service at this store is terrible My friend and I were excited to visit this indie store for a book club and drove over an hour. We felt unwelcome and considered leaving. It's not your typical welcoming and friendly bookish vibes. Allow me to elaborate. We arrived on time to the book clubs. The group already gathered and acted annoyed when we arrived. We RSVP'ed on Facebook so our arrival was no surprise. There was no participant or business introduction. The book club was book presentation or monologue. There was no room to discuss and any sideline reflections were quickly talked over by the organizer. There was no room for attendees to connect. I didn't get anything out of this bookclub because it was not an open discussion. It was rush through. My smiles at the organizer were met with frigid attitude. Given the newness of this book club (few months), I really wanted to give them grace but our experience continued deteriorating. There were no options to shop and order books for next book clubs. Questions about the store's history and drinks (as we ordered) were met with an attitude. The book club concluded in less than an hour making me excited about all this time about shopping and trying soda. Guests weren't invited to shop or have soda, and instead rushed out. There was garbage cleaning and active statements about needing to close. I wasn't allowed to get or pay for more than a small size ice cream float and wasn't allowed to shop. Some guests lingered outside to talk because the store was immediately closed and lights shut off. Interactions with store employees made me very surprised at their rudeness - rushing us out before the allotted time, lack of a warm welcome, rude and short answers to our questions, sideway glances, and generally making us feel like intruders. I've visited many bookstores and never had such a derailed experience. I am not interested in visiting this store again based on my disappointing experience. I can't recommend it. While the concept and history of this charming bookstore are great, the unwelcoming culture was a real downfall. I hope that this store improves its service to create a positive customer experience. It has so much potential!

This place is amazing! Seriously, I can't sing enough praises. We took a detour during our…read morecross-country move and stumbled upon this gem. What an incredible find! Talk about selection -- there are 2 warehouses, a barn and a house filled with goodies so you're sure to find your own treasures. We sure did! On top of an ENDLESS selection of antique furniture and goodies, they also have wonderful prices. Oh, and the staff is sooo friendly and helpful. We left with a mid-18th century dresser, a beautiful desk, 2 large ornate wall mirrors, and two sets of leather/wood theater seats (circa 1909). We definitely won by finding this place!

I love shopping here! The staff are very nice and helpful. The prices are nice and reasonable. They…read morepack your fragile items up carefully for you to take home.

This place is cute and fun! There was an interesting selection of antiques and vintage, moderately…read moreto well priced. The displays are well organized and it's not overwhelming. You can definitely spend an hour or two treasure hunting, and the women at the checkout were super friendly! I left with a couple of vintage tea cups to add to my collection of mismatched tea ware and a fun brass whale for the mantle.

The owners, Cory and Amy Nagle, are so friendly and kind! The whole staff is so welcoming and…read moreaccommodating. Pets are always welcome. The inventory is always changing and being updated! You can easily spend an hour exploring the two stories of unique antiques and handmade treasures! The whole shop is air conditioned in the summer! An elevator is being installed to make the second floor accessible to everyone! Check out the Sunday farmers markets and the Sally's Has Fleas flea market events in the summer! This place deserves six stars !!!!!

Drove a little over an hour away after hearing about this place via word of mouth…read more All the bad reviews are people upset about trump paraphernalia all over the place, and don't get me wrong, I detest the guy, but the shops don't control what each individual booth sells. Furthermore, everything price wise is set by each individual booth and not the shop itself. My wife and I loved the place and spent over 2 hours poring over everything here. We loved it and can't wait to be back.

It has a variety of vendors and it is all year around…read more Pretty close to my place and the prices are okay

Recently, businesses have been struggling to create new ideas to bring in customers & ceramic shops…read moreare part of the bait. As someone who has painted ceramics for over 15 years, it has become increasingly difficult to find something other than a Christmas ornament or small childrens sets. However, although All Fired Up is a great place for girls night out, a tweens birthday party or the local crafter- you can find actual bisque ceramics that you honestly can't purchase at local craft shops. This shop is small & the on hand selection is limited but you can go through their large binder & order anything you want. All the molds are kept downstairs so your item is made in shop. I'm horrible with names ( I want to say Mina??? she owns an older poodle named Frenchie) was more than accommodating & really listened to what I was looking for. I special ordered 5 buildings that are part of a village, for just a few bucks extra, she carved out all the windows & chimneys for me so that I could put a light under them. The attention to details & craftsmanship is admirable & the prices of each piece is very reasonable! My 1/2 village was ready for pick up in less than 2 months. Mina had wrapped each piece carefully so that they wouldn't break on my long drive home. She also took each of them out to make sure I was okay with the quality of her work. Since I did not paint my ceramics in the shop, I am not sure what the cost of doing so is. But if you're looking for something different & affordable, this is a great alternative.

I recently popped in to the ceramic shop to purchase a piece I wanted to work on as well as to…read morepurchase a piece for them to paint as a gift for a friend. In just a few hours, I was able to paint a piece and have it completed with an instructor at my side to guide me. I was proud of the piece I had painted and look forward to painting my next piece. The piece they painted for me to give as a gift was perfect. The prices are reasonable and the people are fun to work with. It is a pleasure doing business with this group.

I just made a lovely purchase at this store. Their stuff is lovely. As I walked thru the store I…read morethought how I'd bring my kids with me and have them pick something out the next time I came. As I was making my purchase ( this is not an inexpensive store) I ask where the restrooms were it is a large store and you take quite a bit of time browsing the the selections. The said there is no public restrooms. I thought not unheard of but you r a high end retailer. Then two elderly women one with a cane came up in the middle of shopping ask the same question - same reply and on their way out the door to find a bathroom the clerk yelled don't forget where we are. I certainly will not be back!

This place is really better than I expected. The shop is clean and has a lot of upscale Christmas,…read moreHalloween and Thanksgiving decorations. The store has tasteful merchandise, plenty of stock and very reasonable prices.