This is an Amazing place for your gift shopping! So many unique items! Great customer service!read more

Ended up here by chance, twice. Both times we walked away with a feeling of peace and tranquility…read morefrom our experiences here. We purchased timeless one of a kind pieces that hold great meaning to us. The owner is incredible. She's warm and compassionate about her pieces and everything is special. Come to look at beautiful jewelry and clothing and art but also to learn about the artists and cultures where they came from. We absolutely LOVE this place and it's perfect for a stop on your walk on a beautiful day!!!!

I order from this store online all the time. I live 9 hours away so when I found out I was coming…read morethrough town, I of course wanted to finally visit in person. Unfortunately, it wasn't that great of a time. :( All beads and supplies are behind the counter. It's awkward just standing there waiting for help. When I was finally helped by the woman working.. I realized she was kinda rude. If you are going to have beads behind the counter then you should expect to be helping people! The employees also seemed like they were bickering and it was uncomfortable to just stand there. It's not worth visiting in person.. I think just stick to ordering online if you can.

I regularly shop here for a few hard to find goods. I have found the staff to always be kind and…read morehelpful. They have a nice assortment of food items, art and various crafts that would make great gifts. This is a place I love to take people if they are visiting the cities.

I went into the store today looking to buy a little book of sorts, maybe a piece of jewelry. Before…read moreI even walked in, I was met outside by one of the owners, a man, who told me he was looking at me from inside and wanted to see what was up. I was on a phone call. He then proceeded to grab my hand, and grab my hand again, this time holding it tightly. And before you say it, Yes. I know the difference between friendly, and not. As I'm inside, I share a similar experience to what I've read from other people -- these overly nice owners were trying to sell someone some 300 dollar Tibetan bowl. But the worst part. As I was checking out, the male owner came in. He walked up to me and put his hand on my lower back, & then proceeded to move it down, grazing my butt. As he did it, his wife stands there across the counter bombarding me with questions. I was shocked, and mortified, and got so anxious so quickly, that the female store owner even recognized it and said, "We're making her nervous with all of our compliments!" Yes. You were making me nervous. Your overcharge, combined with the fact that your husband just touched my ass. Literally --just sexually grazed me. A teenage girl. In front of you. I will never be back again. So wrong. Inappropriate. Fake. Overpriced. Claiming to be buddhists, and yet. This happened. Seriously, a horrible experience.

Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Wonderful religious…read moreobjects and antiques. Better still, it's nestled among a cluster of other great stores. Definitely worth visiting.

I went to this shop few weeks ago wanting to get some note cards. Sarah helped me out choosing the…read moreright card and putting the order in. The staff is really helpful and their customer service proved to be great. I would definitely go back.

This is my favorite store! There is something for everyone, and everyone who works there is happy…read moreand nice. I love getting gifts there.

Such a great spot for crafters with a decent sized selection of paper, ink, stamp, and sticker…read morecrafts. In the back, there's a clearance warehouse that houses a lot of "off-season" items that are between 20-50% off! Don't forget to check this out for some steals. I like that the main layout is organized by "theme" since it makes looking for specific items easier. Staff is really nice and I found more than what I was looking for! It's not inexpensive, but it's certainly not more expensive than local craft spots - definitely worth a look if you're a crafter!

Cute little shop with a lot of crafting paper options with decent pricing. It is almost an hour…read moredrive for me so I probably wouldn't visit them often because my local Michael's had many of the items they carried (not many unique items) but it was fun to go see a new craft store.

What a wonderful shop! If you're in need of a small gift for a friend (or yourself) this is a great…read moreplace to look. Wonderful jewelry, home decor, planters, kitchen items and hilarious wonderful card options to pair for any occasion. In the area for coffee or anything else, make sure to stop in and look around.

You know that friend you have who is super hard to buy for? You might find what you need for them…read morehere. Very eclectic and unique gift shop! It reminded me of David's Apothecary in Schitt's Creek. I especially liked the wall of irreverent greeting cards; many of my favorites can't be quoted here, LOL. Artisan candles, vases, room scents, art, and really sweet owners. Just what this area needed!

This is quite a toy store. It's very pack in the main store area and there is a back area full of…read moretoys. I was a little overwhelmed with all the stuff to look at and decide on for birthday gifts. I had read that they had Needoh Ice cube but was disappointed that they didn't have them available. Parking available on the street. Prices are ok.

The name doesn't do this place justice - I'm not sure there's a pinwheel in the store haha. This…read moreshould be called the magical emporium of toys and games galore! When you walk in, you'll be assaulted with floor to ceiling displays of toys in the best way possible. I could see how it could be overwhelming for some, but I loved it. Felt so magical. I stopped in while in the area to get some ideas for holiday gifts and ended up getting my auntie gift duties done here. It's a very large space spanning three different areas, with the areas categorized by theme/age. You'll find everything from plushies to puzzles and everything in between here. Truly so many options for all ages (even those harder to shop for tween/early teen ages). I found some adorable play kitchen items for my 1yo niece, and some sweet dinosaur and car toys for my 3yo nephew here. I also love that I could browse, try things out, test quality, etc here unlike shopping online. I even found something for myself here! I was introduced to the magic of NeeDoh and had to get one. Now I already want to go back and test out some others to get. Service was very friendly - I asked for some recommendations for my niece's age, and one team member walked me through options. During checkout, another was very kind. Prices were reasonable, and I'd much rather spend my money locally than on Amazon this holiday season. Highly recommend swinging in to check this place out for holiday shopping season - shop local!

I absolutely loved this bookstore! It's such a cute, thoughtfully themed space, and every corner is…read morepacked with books to explore. I especially liked all the callouts and recommendations throughout the store.. made it a little easier to browse! One thing that really stood out was how much they seem to invest in their community. They host a variety of events and do a great job spotlighting diverse authors and stories, which made the store feel especially welcoming and intentional. Whether you're looking for your next read or just want to spend some time browsing, this is definitely worth a visit. I left already looking forward to my next trip back!

Visited Tropes & Trifles after brunch with LOVED the welcoming atmosphere as soon as we walked in…read more Their selection is broken out by type (contemporary/romantasy/dark/etc). The front has new books, upcoming author events, and upcoming community events. There were also romance bookish things to buy like a "Brunch Book Club" candle (fitting, I know!). I saw plenty of books I've read and added plenty more to my TBR. You can find notes and recommendations throughout the shelves. I thought a couple of series were in curious places, but they fit within multiple categories, so I understood in the end.