I have always loved Tiger Tree and I'm super impressed by the new location! I used to get clothing…read moreand gifts here back in the day and the selection has increased to offer many more options for babies, kids, and really the whole family. I was with my four year old so unfortunately I wasn't really able to shop for myself but he found a ton of fun things he wanted from books to fidget toys. They even had Needohs which was an unexpected surprise. Staff were super friendly, and prices are to be expected for the brands and unique items. Definitely will have to come back for a grown up trip!

Omg omg omg what a cute place with many unique items! The place is big and filled with fun, quirky…read moreand different items that I would only see on social media. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Overall prices are a bit on the high side, but you would have so much fun just browsing around! I bought a Busy Town cat bag and got so many compliments. The bag is ridiculous (in such a good way) and makes me so happy to carry it! Highly recommend!

I saw this shop here on Yelp and decided I wanted to stop in and check it out. I had never been…read morehere before and really didn't know too much about it other than what I saw and read online. In one of the pics I saw a little beehive Christmas ornament so thought I would go check it out (my mom is bee anything crazy). I wasn't sure where the GPS was taking me but once I saw the beatiful mural on the side, I knew where I was heading. Really friendly staff and some really cute gifts here. I was promptly greeted when I came in and was offered some coffee or water. I had to pass as it was a quick stop but I really liked the vide here. The shop had a bit of everything including clothing, candles, jewelry, and all sorts of gifts including some gorgeous drinking glasses. Definitely worth browsing just to check it all out. Overall, it looked like the general price point is on the higher end but nothing too outrageous for a boutique shop. I did find the ornament I saw in the picture but I know my mom already has the same one, or one that could pass off as its twin anyway. So many cute gifts and would totally visit again even though I didn't find something this trip. I really had to resist buying something just to buy it (holidays and all) but they have so much cute stuff.

Thread is a high end boutique. Such a great place.  Beautifully decorated with very friendly…read morestaff.  If I had cash to burn, I would be shopping here all the time. From beautiful cloths to jewelries to home décor and much more. They carry various high end brands, which explains the price tag. But everything I came across was top quality. The staff will leave you alone to look around but if you need it, they will give you their undivided attention. Super friendly and knowledge staffs.  Also, there is ample parking outside of the store.

How do I love Ladybird? Let me count the ways…read more.. 1. a great range of price points. (I've gotten a denim jacket for $70 and a dress for $140...there are shirts for $25)... 2. an eclectic mix of style (vintage and rocker chic, well-known designers and up-and-coming fashion labels) 3. allison is fun, helpful and has a fabulous sense of style (she'll give you her honest opinion rather than try to sell you a dress just to make money) 4. and you can't beat the location. (right next to Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams)

I had really high hopes for Ladybird in the Short North. My best friend and I stopped in today and…read moreimmediately loved the selection--the clothes are adorable, stylish, and chic, and we were genuinely considering purchasing several items. Unfortunately, the customer service was a completely different story. It's a very small boutique, yet we were never acknowledged--not a hello, not an offer to help, nothing. Meanwhile, the manager/owner appeared completely occupied with another woman who dominated the conversation at length about having so many clothing options that she couldn't decide what to wear to an upcoming event. We browsed for quite a while and were fully prepared to spend money, but after being completely ignored, we ultimately decided to leave. For a small boutique, the personal shopping experience should be part of what makes you want to shop there rather than online or at a larger retailer. The merchandise at Ladybird was lovely, but unfortunately the lack of even basic acknowledgment made us feel as though our business simply wasn't important. Such a shame, because we really wanted to love this store.

Walked in and after 10 minutes of no one even greeted me I walked out. Two employees saw me walk in…read moremade eye contact with one.

I have been a customer or better yet a shopper at vernacular for over the last 10 years. I…read moresupported them during the pandemic when doors were shot and online orders were only able to be placed. I have loved their clothing and their HomeGoods. However, it's sad to say that their customer service has really gone downhill. The last couple times I have been in to the Grandview location. The staff has been extremely rude and unwelcoming. Just today, I went in there this morning to get a dress for my daughter's birthday party this weekend. The woman could have cared less that I was in the store. She seemed irritated that I was asking questions about some of the dresses that were being shown on the mannequins. This type of customer service does not make me want to shop at the store. It's disappointing. Also, their sizes have gotten smaller. I feel as the years have gone on. I've always been pretty true to size, a large normally always fits. But I feel like the largest keep getting smaller. I'm still happy to go in there and buy HomeGoods because they are very well bought and very good quality. But, when I'm treated with such rudeness, it makes me not want to go into the store.

You might have missed Savvy on a Shoestring the last time you were in the Short North, and that's…read morenot surprising. The store is located just off of High on First Avenue, and the only reason we spotted the tiny clothing store was because of a sign that read "Designer Clothes at 'Knock Off' Prices". There was one more thing that caught my eye on that sign, the part that read sizes went up to 20! I'm not a fashionista by any stretch of the imagination, but maybe it's because as a plus size girl I find it really difficult to find name brand clothing in my size that doesn't look like a floral print potato sack. Savvy on a Shoestring is small, with a couple hand fulls of outfits in each size category. Some of the brands I hadn't heard of, but I did notice a fantastic Vera Wang dress on display. Clothing ranges from business, active wear, evening dresses and accessories in the form of handbags and sunglasses. The lady behind the counter was pleasant to talk to and I told her how happy I was that they carried plus size clothing. She said both her and the owner were larger women, so they tried to look after us curvy girls. However, due to a lack of interest (or perhaps a lack of knowledge) from their customer base, they were going to start scaling back their plus size line. Don't let this happen, Columbus! I just found this great treasure of a store!

I've always been curious about Savvy, but they're only open on Saturdays. You don't hear much about…read morethem. They keep a pretty low profile. The store is also tucked on a side street behind Grandview Mercantile. These factors add up to one thing: me forgetting that Savvy exists. But one of my friends went in recently, and she couldn't stop raving about the place. She put three or four things on hold, all major name designers like Versace, Michael Kors, Dolce & Gabbana...Everything is offered at a huge discount. You can find a $400 pair of jeans selling for $40. I don't know how they do it, but they do. So, this past Holiday Hop, I made it a point to stop in. The store was small but full of clothing neatly arranged on racks by size. Personally, I couldn't find anything that was my style. Everything looked like it was selling to an older crowd. They had a bit of everything from sweat suit jumpers to skirts, blouses, and rain boots. There weren't many duplicate pieces. The workers were nice and had York Peppermint Patties for us. If you're a label whore, give Savvy a peek. It's oddly affordable in a neighborhood full of $200 sweaters.

Owner Leslie is a splendid gal! We have mutual friends through Capital University's bed & breakfast…read morehouse, so it was nice to be able to stop in and support another local independent Bexley business. This store is full of household decorations, cute travel knickknacks, fantastic party gifts, and a decent selection of tee shirts. Hi, I'm Gwen, and I'm a tee shirt-holic. I got myself two cute Capital University tees to sport around town. I didn't have much time to look around, so I definitely want to stop back and look for some gifts for my sister and teenage niece for Christmas this year!sorry for no pictures, folks. My clicking finger got engulfed is the plethora of cool postcards and around-the-world wall decor!

This is such a cute store with great local handmade items from jewelry, home decor to shirts…read more Everything is made by a local artist. I love to support local businesses as they work very hard on the items they make. I bought a cute pair of paw print earrings since I've asked hubby for a pair and he didn't deliver. So onto the earrings, everything is handmade so it's great from the necklaces to earrings, you know it's made with local pride. I also got a block with the Ohio symbol and home written inside as it's very appropriate for my household. Maybe I should have gotten the Oxford one too since my hubby went to Miami, but I'll definitely be back soon for more stuff! I love supporting local businesses and giving back to the community that works so hard!

Online buyers beware... What I saw online was not what I…read moregot. While the bag was authentic, it was not unused. Here's what I suspect (and I say "suspect" because customer service never explained): the bag was on display in the store for a prolonged period of time and suffered sun damage. Was there any indication of discoloration in the product description? Nope. It's actually appalling, the damage is so bad. Like over $350-for-a-redye bad. Thankfully, even though the item was final sale, customer service did rectify the situation with a full refund. I'm so sad though...that behno bag is sold out everywhere. I hope Rowe reexamines how they handle delicate merchandise like suede so that the quality isn't compromised. I would've expected higher standards from an upscale boutique.

Fun boutique with light colored clothes!…read more It's small and a bit tight to walk in here. They've got candles, bottles, jewelry, clothes, cards, and other fun feminine stuff. Prices are elevated here but I'm sure it's quality and unique. I'd come again! The staff greeted us and were fashionable to look at.

We visited here after dinner at Schmidt's. This was a perfect place for us to come on our first…read morevisit to Columbus. They have a lovely selection of gifts made by Ohio artisans, including wall Art, jewelry, Christmas ornaments, and cards. The service was good and helpful. We found a souvenir ornament made by an Ohio artist.

This is my second time to the red stable, and I enjoyed it just as much as the first time. The…read moreselection of Ohio local artistry shines. The person working behind the counter was so friendly and helpful to everyone. This store is worth a stop if you're in German Village. Don't miss out on some of the incredible artistry items. You can find a special gift for anyone.