Reclamation is a consignment shop selling home furnishings, decor, clothing, and jewelry. The store…read moreis very roomy (4,000 square ft to be exact). During my first visit, the shop had a sale that extended to the sidewalk. I stopped in after hearing about this shop's sidewalk sale on IG. Layout: The first floor of the shop is mostly dedicated to men's and women's clothing and home decor (lamps, statues, and furnishings). The basement includes nostalgic items (such as trolls and Disney memorabilia), furniture, and clothes. Be sure to pause on the stairs leading to the basement to take mirror selfies and to shop for funky mirrors. The store is really an eclectic mix of unique pieces (such as African wood carvings), vintage accent pieces (such as funky yellow faux leather chair), and modern clothing (such as dresses from Ross). It's like a flea market meets discount store. Prices: Prices are absolutely all over the place from $20 for a wicker basket to $595 for a vintage chair. Most prices didn't make sense to me in terms of condition and price. Almost all items are clearly marked with the price. I didn't make any purchases after browsing the store for a while since everything seemed pricey or not necessarily matching my style/too outdated. I didn't see any deeply discounted items during the sale. Customer Service: Customer service was pretty friendly and employees social. Although I've noticed a shadow while browsing the store which was unpleasant. Parking: Parking is available at the back of the store, parking lot is shared with nearby businesses. There are also limited number of spots available in front of the store (usually busy on weekends). Events. Check out the store's Instagram for upcoming events such as sales and clothing swaps. I would recommend this store if you want to spruce up your space with unique handmade furnishings or art. Especially when it comes to global accent needs. The store is less appealing for clothes. Most clothing is equivalent of thrift finds at a higher price point.

Such a glamorous boutique! I love the selection and customer service! Plus, it is super easy to…read morepark!

Sought out this establishment with high hopes but immediately became disenchanted the minute we…read morewalked in. The shop was stuffed to the gills with overpriced furniture that made it difficult to navigate. Gentleman owner became irritated with us because we ( according to him ) weren't being specific as to the style of furniture we were looking for. Owner kept raising his voice at us and begrudged us for getting offended at his irritability and impatience. Stay away!

I love the hunt, but with so much stuff stacked on top of other things, this place is just…read moreclaustrophobic. The prices don't match the quality. The staff always acts annoyed that customers are there.

Me and my girlfriend enjoyed our experience at Sweet Lorain. Sure, when you walk in here - it can…read morebe cramped with piles of things. The owners mind their own business but are very sweet. I loved how the items were categorized based on the decade they were made and you can find a lot of really cool vintage decor and trinkets at reasonable prices. Definitely a local spot to support.

I would be genuinely surprised if you told me that you couldn't find a vintage thing you were…read morelooking for in this space. That's because Sweet Lorain has everything and more. It's such a nostalgic loire with mid-century modern treasures between 1920 and 1980. I've now visited a few times and really loved my time here. It also has been recognized for being one of the best thrift shops in Ohio. I can see why! AMBIANCE/MERCH: The store occupies 10,000 square feet space on Lorain. It's a neighborhood well known for thrift to the extent that you can have your own crawl. Sweet Lorain has the main space, back space, and furniture room. The main space mostly contains old newspapers, vinyls, jewelry, and home decor. The furniture room has furniture and nostalgic toys. The back room is the treasure chest. You'll find global treasures, Ohio decor, Christmas decor, furs, clothing, luggage, hats, and never ending inventory of whatever you brain may dream up. Some inventory even indicates the era. The inventory pricing widely varies from a few cents to the thousands. Be ready to go on an archeological dig, there is an overwhelming amount of inventory and unique finds. I am a very picky thrifter, and even I can find things to light up about. I love the assortment of furs at Sweet Lorain. There are so many racks of fur coats, boxes upon boxes of muftas, stoles, and hats. There is a fabulous collection of feathered hats (let's bring this fashion back)!There are also a million other things to love. SERVICE: The service is pretty friendly, the owner and the employee always ask if you want help. I most impressed that the owner knows absolutely everything he carries in his enormous inventory. Just ask, and he'll tell you. PARKING: Small, gated parking lot is available onsite. You can also find plenty of street parking. SELL: This place allows you to sell your treasures. Make an appointment in advance. I plan to be back very soon to dig for formal accessories - shoes and clutches. If you have a formal occasion, venture out here. You'll find so many shoes, clutches, formal dresses, and everything in between. It's perfect destination for holiday outfit shopping and everything in between.

Hubby and I stopped in here after grabbing lunch nearby. This place is super cute! The staff were…read morefriendly and their prices are very reasonable. Some antique shops are very pricey but not this place. We did grab one thing while we were there but saw a bunch of things we would have loved to have but just didn't have the space for.

This is by far the best antique shop in the Cleveland area. I always find great things for my…read morehome and the prices are amazing. Its clean and friendly and hassle-free roaming. Just love it!!!!

This Way Out is located beneath the Beachland Ballroom. It is situated in tight quarters, but has a…read morecurated collection of vintage items to choose from. We always stop in when we are in the area. This Way Out is a nice addition to the Waterloo area. The prices seem reasonable for a curated collection. I generally have to drag my partner and my son out because they love looking at the albums. The staff seem friendly and helpful. If you are in the area it is worth a peek!

This has been my go to vintage shop since I was old enough to discover anything cool. In the…read morebasement of the Beachland Ballroom, it always gives some entertainment during the icky opening bands. There is lots of vinyl to sift through, and the selection is ever changing. This Way Out fuels my obsession of vintage men's button ups and fun hats (where else can you find a gold baseball cap). The guy behind the counter has always been there as long as I've been going, with his super friendly hipster powers and good taste in music.

Great selection for a reasonable value. I think that this is a must for cleveland-area thrifting.read more

This place is the perfect addition to the Larchmere community! It's a buy, sell, and trade shop…read morethat has a little of everything focusing on fashion (men/ women clothing, footwear, and jewelry). So if you're in the area, this is an awesome place to find your next gem!

PROS: good variety, nice prices, sweet ladies running this, loads of parking, inside nice looking…read morechurch CONS: the hours and days aren't that good OVERALL: if you come on the days they're open I'm sure you'll like it. But make sure you look up their hours

To update the lone user who has reviewed this place:…read more It looks like they are only open on Tuesdays 10-4pm now, per their website. I went here for the first time today and loved it. Prices are much more reasonable than Goodwill. Their clothing selection was modest, but I still found some great deals (sweaters for $2-$3.50, an antique cruet for $2.50). The ladies at the check-out desk were very kind. Heads up, it's cash only (plus tax), so keep that in mind when you visit. I also quietly walked through the church's sanctuary to admire the architecture after they had finished a sermon. I am not religious, but you don't have to be in order to appreciate it's beauty. If you decide to take a look during your visit, please be respectful!

I can't believe i'm only the second Yelper to write about Twila's. After driving right by their…read morestorefront for years, I learned that they've been in Twinsburg since 2008. When my Mom and I stopped in a few weeks ago, I was pleasantly surprised. When you enter, drive in off of Darrow Road and park in the back. You'll see the sign instantly. Once you're inside, you'll be greeted by a stairway with an intersection of two floors. The bottom floor is filled with furniture, artwork, and other various home furnishings. The top floor is filled with purses, women's wear, jewelry and other accessories. As an avid consignment/vintage hunter, I can easily say that Twila's has one of the best furniture collections i've seen. Eyes can be deceiving on this place. The bottom floor is quite expansive, and I was wildly impressed with their selection of mid-century and Victorian style bedroom sets....particularly, the tall, old fashioned dressers with lock and keys, which are simply beautiful. The clothing selection is also impressive. While the store is generically organized, its worth it to go through all the racks, since many of them are out of order. I loved their wide variety of styles and sizes, and was happy to see quality brands like Coldwater Creek, Chico's, Kate Spade, Kate Landry and others. Looking forward to stopping by again soon, and maybe even bringing my own barely worn clothes for them to consign!

I have driven by this shop so many, many times over the years and not stopped, because I was always…read moreen route to a meeting with a client and had no time to shop. Of late, estate-saling has become my hobby (it's good to do something other than work, as long as it doesn't require more working to fund it), and I came to Twinsburg this morning in quest of a set of Pyrex nesting bowls. I stopped into Twila's on my way back home, thinking I might find another Pyrex prize, and was pleasantly surprised to find a bright, attractive, and well-stocked shop with helpful employees (the cashier signed me up for their rewards program and let me know during my birthday month to expect an email with 15% off as a gift -- I will be back). The lower level was well-organized and filled with furniture, décor, and housewares (the reason I stopped in), and upstairs were racks of clothing (spaced generously apart; not a bunch of stuff crammed close together), outfits displayed nicely, jewelry, shoes, and accessories, with sale items clearly marked. I dislike shopping for clothing (jeans and a pullover is my go-to uniform), but found several items I liked in a short amount of time, tried them on (the dressing rooms were a lovely surprise! Plenty of hooks, an ottoman, clean, pretty, large mirrors), and bought two blouses that will surprise the rest of the tops in my closet. I'm glad I stopped in; should have done so sooner!