I stopped by this little gem of a shop on the way out to Geneva on the lake. It's packed full of…read morereasonably priced treasures and curated clothing. The owner is sweet as pie and said that she's been in business for around 11 years now! Plan on spending at least an hour in this shop. If you blink, you'll miss something. I can't wait to go back! (Sorry, no photos yet!)

Terrible! It's unorganized chaos. She lost my consignment box! Bad business!!!! Also, she won't…read morecome to an agreement to compensate me. I'm just out!

very small shop and 3/4 of the store is clothes. If you're looking for a cool vintage outfit or…read morehalloween costume, you will find the pieces you need to complete your look. Not much in the way of home goods just mostly clothes

Great finds! Light-bright for 5 bucks! Go and be surprised by the offerings. Costumes too!read more

Past Meets Present is a small boutique in Chagrin Falls. You can find eclectic items. You'll be…read moregreeted with a friendly smile & told to explore. The selection of merchandise is different from regular boutiques. There unique items are not seen elsewhere.

Greeted us warmly as we walked in. Lots of great items in this store. Very organized and clean.read more

Small, packed shop of vintage toy type items. Most items are newer in original packaging…read more Characters were from comics, space themes, cards, and more. There are little toy things, and big toy things. The vintage clothing was one of a kind in different sizes...men, women and some kids. There is something for all ages. Yelp posts the store opens at 2 p.m., and into the evening. It's open on weekends, too. If in the area, check it out. The owner, a friendly guy, was putting out merchandise, and talked about his hobby...all the stuff. My son asked him about Master Chief, which he had some cool items.

Star pop is a cute little vintage store in the Waterloo District. We have visited Waterloo several…read moretimes recently and this is the first time it has been open. We had to stop in and take a look. Despite being a small store the amount of inventory was enormous. You could tell the owner has been buying/collecting for some time. I think he was actually looking at items to purchase when we were in the store. Although we didn't purchase anything on this trip we will definitely stop by again. There appeared to be many hard to find items and items that were very nostalgic. It was fun to look around. The prices seemed fair.

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 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!

Love all the vendors in this shop! Beautiful home decor, stunning vintage/antique finds, creative…read moreupcycles and unique artisans. Best place to find that perfect gift, I always find something.

Wonderful Shop with great customer service of yesteryear. A little bit of everything from…read moreAntique,Vintage, MCM,Retro and newer items. Unique selection and Great Pricing.

What a find! You take an amazing selection and pair it with a friendly and knowledgeable staff…read morethat is filled with passion for not just music but the art and hardware that goes with it and you have The Vinyl Groove Records shop in Cleveland. Good stuff!! Go there!

do not visit this terrible little store. when i told a fellow customer, accurately, that a Frank…read moreOcean record was an "unofficial pressing," the clerk snapped at me after they left, "why say anything?!". he berated me until i put the armload of records i had planned to buy on the counter and walked out. all of this while a springsteen greatest hits comp blared over tinny speakers. on the shelves, there were a few values, because he doesn't know what he has in genres that aren't rock. but i am devoted to going to record stores, and i actually think this was the single worst experience i have ever had, number one.