Olive and Dahlia's is a first rate business. Their flower arrangements are creative and fabulous. I…read morehighly recommend them.

Located on Historic 25th street in Ogden, Olive Dahlia sells home and garden decor. The store…read moreitself is in a cool, old building, and it's packed with merchandise! PACKED! Although there are some nice items to be found, much of what I saw there was tacky crap. In fact, there was actually a lot of really tacky crap. The store itself is a lot like Pier 1 Imports, but the prices were a lot more expensive. Not really my kind of place. Might be worth a look if you are in the area.

Love it! The jewelry is great, they have Pandora, Sorrelli and quite a few other lines. Whenever…read moreI wear jewlery from the Jade Tree, someone inevitably askes where I got it. It's great for unique gifts and I always find cool holiday decorations. They are carrying scarves and some pretty wraps lately. I love the Archipelago lotion and soap too.

I love to look around at the bits and pieces and see what there is to shop for!!!! I always have a…read morewedding or a birthday or whatever coming up, and The Jade Tree is my secret weapon! I can swing by for a card little gift of whatever and it's ALWAYS PERFECT! Just the right thing...

We had such a fun time at the art box! They have a wide variety of trinkets and a cute candle…read moremaking area. The workers were very friendly and helpful, and you can tell they really love their job. Me and a friend made two candles for a fun girls night activity. They were around $30-$45 each but could vary greatly depending on what style you choose and what you add. Overall it was a unique experience and we enjoyed ourselves!

It was amazing! Me and my girlfriend never tried candlemaking before but the lady was very friendly…read moreand easy to ask questions too! Highly recommend for a fun date night!

Super cute location! They have a lot in there for the size of the store. Prices are set by each…read moreof the individual venders but they are very fair with what I've seen at other similar stores. Only wish it was a little larger so that I could find more selection in there. I also wish that some of the venders would stock a larger variety of items. But I suppose if they're selling for other people enough that the vender keeps the item in regularly then that's what's the most important for them.

"Pawn shop" and "friendly" don't usually go hand-in-hand. However, The Gift House on Historic 25th…read more-- serving Ogden since 1942 -- is self-proclaimed as the town's "oldest and friendliest pawn shop." And this might be the truth. First, let's start with the merch. At its heart is -- as stated on their business cards, "guns, gold, and diamonds." A lot of old-school, pricey rifles. Owner Scott Vanleeuwen is known far and wide for his collection of Browning-designed Winchester rifles. These are collectors items, and the lofty prices reflect that. As far as the gold and diamonds, I saw an abundance of rings, along with earrings, bracelets, and chains. Along the wall are several guitars, from acoustic to electric: Peavey, Ibanez, Martin, Dillion, Schecter, etc. At least for the ones I looked at, the prices are in line with what you'll find on eBay. Some really high-quality stuff too. For one, they have a few Breedlove Stage Series guitars ... top of the line, with dovetail neck joints, mahogany neck wood, and a 25.5-inch scale length. The Gif House's great advantage over eBay is you actually get to try 'em out before you buy. There's also a great mishmash: laptops, tablets, LED TVs, Apple products, cameras, Blu-ray players, tools (Bosch, Hilti, Makita, etc.); Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo game consoles and gears; coin collections, LED TVs, amplifiers, drums, mixers, snowboard and skiing gear, hunting equipment, taxidermied animals, paintball guns, CDs, DVDS, Blu-rays, Blu-ray players ... and that's naming just a few. And, yes, there's the "friendly" element. A group of locals are sitting ad chatting, you can pet and feed the shop's parakeet, or get a cup of coffee. I SO want to deduct a star for the Trump sticker on their wall, but I won't. The gift house is a very good pawn shop and, indeed, the friendliest in town.

The Gift House is an institution in Utah. The anchor of Historic 25th Street it is a MUST SEE. Like…read moreSpiral Jetty, Antelope Island and the Railroad Museum just across the street. You ain't seen Utah unless you stopped at the Gift House. Three generations of the Vanleeuwen family in this business assure you of perfect integrity, vast knowledge about the value of anything, and a really entertaining array of damn near everything. I could not make hight recommendation. If you need a little help, they offer respect and dignity for anything you bring in.

For someone who delights in being a minimalist, I sure found a great deal of joy in this wonderful…read moregift shop. It goes on and on with beautiful display after another of unique, attractive themed gifts. Truly, hats off to the person in charge of displaying the products-they know what they are doing. I'd imagine that's a bit of a challenge to avoid making things look cluttered with so much stuff to work with. I'm not sure what else to say other than this is a gift shop that I will excitedly and enthusiastically return to. There are delicious smelling candles, kitchen gadgets, home décor, stationary, candy and trinkets that would make your grandma's heart skip a beat. It almost makes me want to start collecting something...not sure what...but I'd find it here for certain.

What a fantastic spot to visit in Ogden! So many gift choices that you can find something for every…read moreoccasion!

I recently visited The Local Artisan Collective and found it disappointing. As a passionate art…read morecollector, I regularly attend art festivals and gallery shows. I buy art, especially watercolor paintings, but also oils and prints often. I was excited to browse the locally made arts and crafts, but I found most of the work quite amateurish and unimpressive. The store itself was clean and well-organized, but there wasn't much that caught my interest.

I cannot say enough how wonderful this place is! I ran into it by chance while visiting Ogden and I…read morekept returning whenever we have to stay over in town. I signed up for the silver snake ring class and ended up taking one more class on making a copper bowl. Then on my next visit, I asked for a private lesson where I could design a copper bowl on my own and re-make my silver snake ring into a bracelet. The ring was gorgeous, but was a bit heavy for my finger. Now the beautiful light bracelet is just perfect! The abstract bowl I made is also very much to my style. But I certainly appreciated the technique Rene taught me in making the proper round bowl. Everyone in the shop is super nice, from the artist to front desk people, everyone is just warm and happy being. I highly recommend the classes in this place. So reasonably priced and so worth it!

Well, if you are looking for a Buddha of just about any size, a tabletop fountain, Japanese art, or…read moreSamurai swords, this is the place. It's quiet and I didn't even see a staffer in my 15 minutes here (although I heard some rustling in a back room). Still, this store is a feast for the eyes. It's almost as good as going to a museum. Bravo, Asia Gifts, your stuff is awesome!

Got scammed at the layton location. They sell fake product. The Monchhichi blind box I bought…read morelooked sealed and integral but it was in fact held down by hot glue and was not authentic. who knows what else they're trying to push as real here.