This was the perfect for to stop into while downtown. They had a good selection of Cleveland…read moreshirts, hoodies & my favorite: postcards. I was happy with my purchase of a few postcards, fridge magnet & a few hoodies to share. Great spot for Cleveland gear & gifts!

This place stays up to date on all things Cleveland related. Very attractive clothing that is…read moreperfect for any season for those tourists or those obsessed with the city passionately. Staff here is really friendly. Besides clothing, they have magnets, art, accessories, ornaments and so much more for sale. As good as it is, it's unfortunately overpriced in my opinion. Even the stuff on clearance is a bit pricey.

The Arcade Cleveland is a beautiful historic space that's really cool to walk through. The…read morearchitecture, atmosphere, and unique charm make it worth exploring.

As far as architecture and aesthetics go, The Arcade is an easy five stars. The interior is…read morestunning, truly worth a walkthrough to appreciate the arched ceiling, the beautiful atrium that greets you as soon as you walk in. But form didn't bring function along; as a venue, this place is deserted. A few restaurants and shops dot the halls, but it feels like a ghost town. It's a shame this place doesn't have more traffic, it should play a more central role in city life here.

Super cute gift shop down by the waterfront with unique items and pretty good prices. I collect…read morekeychains when I travel so of course I had to get the Cleveland hotel room keychain and the little pierogi plush keychain! As a bonus, the shop is only a short walk from one of the Cleveland script signs.

Cute gifts at reasonable prices with some unique items not seen elsewhere. An oddly large number of…read morecorn-themed items, which doesn't really match the Cleveland theme, but who doesn't love corn? If you're going to the Rock Hall, science center, etc. it's a great place to browse and pick up something extra.

The staff are kind and the selection is great! They have library goods and also local shop gifts!…read moreCheck it out if you're in the area, especially as it's right across the street from Main CPL!

Nice selection of books and gifts. It's a small space, but they make the most of it. The staff was…read morefriendly, and there were quite a few interesting books at great prices.

The Marriott Gift Shop resides in the Cleveland Marriott Downtown at Key Center Hotel on the main…read morelevel. It's like oh so many other hotel gift shops - providing access to a plethora of convenience store goods - such as toiletries, snacks, sandwiches, coffee, cold bottled beverages (soda, water, tea), wine, magazines, and a variety of touristy knick-knacks. Oh yeah - and the steep price.

10PM studio is steampunk chic…read more What is steampunk? Don't worry, I didn't know either. Steampunk is a sub-genre of science fiction/fantasy that incorporates technology and aesthetic designs inspired by 19th-century industrial steam-powered machinery (Wikipedia). Nestled in the 5th Street Arcades, 10PM Studio is one of the many fab local stores inside Cleveland's own literal Platform 9 ¾. I am always shocked by the people who walk by 5th Street Arcades every day, and never know what is inside...and 10PM Studio is a true gem worth stopping in for. Patty, the gallery owner, is a breath of fresh air. She's designed for over 20 years using clocks and pocket watches which she disassembles and couples with found objects like keys, spoons, etc. She has cases upon cases of necklaces, rings, brooches, bracelets, and boxes--and every single piece in her studio is completely unique. I went into Patty's shop looking for a birthday present for a friend--and instead walked out with two pieces for myself. That's how good she is. You can spend an hour getting lost in the observation of her cases. It's a great way to spend a lunch break. If you're looking for an owl wearing a top-hat on a vintage chain, this is your place. Even if you're not looking for an owl in a top-hat, it might be everything you never knew you needed. Each piece comes with a story, which Patty will be quick to tell you about. Her jewelry is both tough and dainty, and her passion for her craft radiates profoundly. She will work with you until you find something you love, or custom make it for you. She also designs custom cuff-links for men, and her creativity seems to show no bounds. The entire gallery is wall-to-wall covered with purchasable pieces from local artists, ranging from refurbished signs, to metal sculptures and wood paintings. If you love that item on the wall, you can have it. Not sure where to find 10PM? Just enter 5th Street, and look for her official greeter, Punky. Her rescue puppy will be waiting for you promptly in the doorway, and follow you around throughout your visit. Continued reasons to shop brilliant small businesses: puppies. Need I say more?

From the owner: Our shop features the art work of various Cleveland artists in the steampunk genre. The owner,…read morePatty, has been making steampunk jewelry for over 24 years and has been one of the top sellers at the Cleveland Museum of Art's gift shop. Unique, quirky, one of a kind necklaces, brooches, bracelets, rings,boxes, and hats. Other artists such as Jerry Schmidt, Hy Snell, Rich Hrobat, make unique sculptures, lamps with edison bulbs, shelves, steel artwork, fantasy guns, and more! We also sell a lot of CLE art graphically designed by the ART BOX, and most recently offer custom framing. As an ole' hippie, I love the tye dye, hippie look, and feature very cool clothes mostly made by women in Nepal on a fair trade basis. These women are not in a sweat shop but rather commune and have a blast making our designed clothes. Do come in and look for unique gifts and just for your own steampunk self!!

So Coco just added yet another cool space in the lower level, the Enchanted Art Gallery! Just in…read moretime for your Halloween adventures and photos. If you haven't experienced Coco's yet you should stop down, plenty to do, see and shop. Everyone is really nice here, great energies and fun!

A place where your imagination can ru. Wild. Cocos allows for you to step behind the looking glass…read moreand embrace your inner child or live the path you decided not to go down. Whether you wanted to be a Baller or a Safari guide there is something there for you. From disco to sky diving something will make you jump or shake a tail feather. I definitely think this worth a stop from taking your girlfriends or bringing the family down for an awesome play daye.

I was invited to join some friends and their children to experience Mr. Kringle's Inventionnasium…read moreand I wasn't sure what to expect. It turned out to be a wonderful surprise. The whimsical blend of Dr. Seuss and Willy Wonka made the whole experience feel magical. The children were fully engaged, and the interactive learning elements were impressive. The cast members were well developed and genuinely talented, and the staff was welcoming and enthusiastic from the moment we walked in. I can easily see Mr. Kringle's Inventionasium becoming one of Cleveland's cherished holiday traditions, much like Mr. Jingeling. I left grinning from ear to ear.

"You're late" .... I shouted as we left the house to go to the event. The directions clearly stated…read morethat you need to be there 25 minutes before your appointment time to ensure check in. Well, we were late, however the team was very accommodating and we were able to get in. Now I'm not advocating that you be late and we got lucky with them getting us in ... so fair warning. In the end, the experience was well worth the expense and the kids enjoyed it .... Especially the Sno Bro! Give it a shot. Ciao!

The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum is a true hidden gem inside the Galleria building on the…read moremain floor. It's within walking distance from many hotels in the downtown area. They have really done a fantastic job of taking you through the history of Hungary including the vast number of beautiful castles, skilled porcelain factories, the culture of the people. Also pre-WWI and the break offs from Hungary that created Yugoslavia, Slovakia, Romania, Czechoslovakia and Austria in 1920. They have many artifacts including an Hungarian library. Videos, music and architecture are all covered as well. The gift shop has numerous items all from Hungary and crafts made from local Hungarians. Mary Jane & Bev were delightful to meet and are very well versed in Hungarian History. I'm so glad I visited and have Hungary on my trip list now. So much rich culture that makes you want to see it on foot!

Quaint little free museum inside the mall. Donation box is past the gift shop area. The volunteers…read morewere speaking Hungarian when we popped in for a visit. I left with some playing cards (a family member collects) and a lovely coffee table / recipe book. They have quite a few little goodies for sale. Paid street parking is close by.

These folks blew my expectations out of the water. Sneaking my wife to Cleveland for a few days as…read morea surprise anniversary trip, I reached out to the team at 12th Street Florist to find out if they could deliver to our hotel for Thursday afternoon (mind you, this was Wednesday evening) and what information they would need. Not only did they make it easy for me to have the arrangements delivered but they were timely with all the detail I provided for the hotel and probably the most beautiful display of roses I have seen in a long time. They were delicately placed in our room which was a total surprise to her and made of the freshest roses and accents I've seen. As I write this, they don't even look a day old, and it will be a week on Thursday. If you need any sort of anniversary or surprise flower arrangement in Cleveland, definitely reach out to this team...and get it done right.

I was in Cle for my wedding and I needed some last minute thank you bouquets. I called ahead and…read moreasked the guy about the bouquets he told me that they had premade bouquets. I'm rushing to get there call back he navigates me to the store. I get inside all of the flowers or dead or dying. So I ask him like well all these bouquets are old he like yeah I'm trying to get rid of them. Anyways long story short he was overcharging and everything was dead! I ended up going to Heinens on E 9th..