Came here around Christmas time. Nice place, cool stuff, beautifully displayed in a quaint cabin.read more

Truly a cute gift shop with an upstairs and basement full of local flair and holiday/cabin-themed…read morearts & craft creations. Merchandise is a mix of local, U.S., and non-U.S. made stuff such as wooden toys, outdoor-themed clothes and gag gifts, seasonal apple cider and maple syrup, candles, and wooden chotchkies. They offer their own hired horse-drawn buggy, hay, and sleigh rides throughout the seasons. They also feature bear and rustic themed furniture and horse care products. The house on a wooded lot is located on 422 near Parkman, Ohio, between Rt. 700 and 528. Owners opened around 2001 and named it in honor of their grandparents. A small business that prefers cash but accepts credit cards with a surcharge added. This is one of the stops in the Tour Geauga program.

It is no longer open and has been closed for over 5 years. Not sure why it is still up on Yelp. A…read morenew store opened 5 years ago the name is needle and thread. It a beautiful little quilting and gift shop. The owner has been quilt for over 40 years. She designs custom quilts, she also has a service to finish other quilters projects. They have local artists that sale different hand made products along with mending and hemming services too. They are located in the former Treasure Gift location 138 W. Eire st. Linesville Pa.

GREAT STORE!! A little something for everyone...found some decently priced gifts!read more

This store is worth the drive! It's the best kept secret in Middlefield, Ohio! From home decor to…read moreold fashioned candy this store has it all!!

From the owner: Pickers Heaven Inc. Offers Unique Speacialty Gifts For Everyone!read more

If you were looking for a charming tea house, this place is for you! House in a beautiful old…read moreVictorian mansion, it is recommended that you make reservations well in advance. The servers are incredibly attentive and make wonderful recommendations. I took three friends here this past weekend and we had a wonderful time. The T. selection is quite large, and although we each ordered a different tea, everyone enjoyed what they ordered. My three friends ordered the lady Diana plate, and I had the sausage flatbread. They all loved their lunch, and although I thoroughly enjoyed the chicken soup that was the soup of the day, the flatbread just had too much sausage on it for my liking. Nothing wrong with it, it just wasn't for me. We all ordered the scone of the day, which was a lemon blueberry, and they serve this with clotted cream in jam. The scones were exceptional! The inside of the home is super charming, and they will even give you a tiara to wear if it's your birthday! They have a very cute gift shop upstairs on the second level, and there are other cute boutiques right down the road. I feel that this tea parlor is better for adults or older children, as they felt that it was very fancy. I am a connoisseur of tea rooms, and this one truly stood out. I highly recommend you give it a shot. If you also enjoy charming tea houses

This is a long delayed review as I actually visited Quintealia's a few months ago with a large…read moregroup of foodie-focused friends, but better late than never! Overall, I am glad that a couple dozen of us were able to support this local, independent business, especially since the owner herself stopped by to greet us all one by one and give us a short history lesson of the historic building/former home (formerly owned by wealthy local man, George Ford) and the business itself! The recipies are from the owner's grandmother, whose name is actually Quintilia! As part of our tea party package, we had: -Hibiscus berry tea -Cinnamon orange spice tea -Tomato tortelini soup -Petit fours -Homemade scones -4 half sandwiches and 6 bite size desserts Imo, the best dessert was a small lemon tart! In all honesty, everything was very good! I would recommend adding a small salad to the line up, however. Also, make sure to call ahead of time to buy scones to go! There is, of course, a cute gift shop is on the 2nd floor. I didn't buy anything this time. I spent some time looking around the inside as every room is decorated differently. So in all, my bill came to $51 total with tax and tip. Most of us had leftovers to bring home - i did not. Make sure to call ahead for reservations!

This is and exquisite store with just about anything and everything you could want. Their hours…read moreare consistent with the 11 AM opening on Sunday through Saturday and closing hours are from four on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. And it's 11 to 6 from Thursday through Saturday! New items weekly. Every time I go in there I have been pleasantly surprised! They have clothing, shoes, books, VCR tapes, fine furniture and coffee tables, and big and small gifts

Best place for any quick gift needs, vintage albums, candles, crystals, incense and more! They also…read morehave many events and post regularly on their Facebook!

I went for the first time on Customer Appreciation Day. The restaurant was full and lots of people…read morewaited in line. The line moved swiftly, staff were all pleasant, buffet was well stocked with lots of choices. My favorite were the smoked BBQ ribs. The ribs were tender and tasty. I would definitely recommend.

Exactly what I was looking for. Down home delicious hearty food. We got the buffet that came with…read morea delicious salad bar and soup. The 3 bean salad was so good. As was the sweet and sour salad dressing. Soups were so satisfying. I should have stopped there but the main food was so darn good. I loved the creamed peas, chicken, meatloaf and those rolls. Great service and the busboy was working so hard he was on it! A great stop on a day of antiquing.

Nice items, great customer service. Locally owned small business, a little something for everyoneread more

Great service and a wonderful selection of home decor, and baby items! I found things that I needed…read morefor A Forest Woodlands, baby shower! A lot of fun ideas and unusual items are in the store.

I have always had a wonderful experience at Gracylane in Erie...not wanting to make the 1-1/2 hour…read moretrek, I went to the Hudson location...I don't think the staff could be any more rude...way more more interested in talking to each other about last night's football than the customers...it's a beautiful store...obviously with an excellent buyer...but never again...

Is it possible to give a half star??? I was being followed the entire time I was in the store. I am…read morean out of state resident and felt SO welcomed and SO uncomfortable! Do not recommend this store if you want to be followed the whole time!!

Rees is really a special little place set on a corner in quaint Geneva, Ohio. When you walk in,…read moreyou'll immediately feel like you've stepped back in time 60+ years. They have done a great job at preserving the beauty of this building and restoring it to it's old pharmacy days. The soda shop counter made me feel like a little kid. The guy behind the counter prepared an excellent chocolate ice cream soda treat. I loved walking through the back and seeing the old pharmacy section which still had old bottles, books, medicine and machines. What dismays me a little bit is that this shop is more of a novelty than a convenience. I suppose I would stop in again if I needed a gift or wanted an ice cream treat, but I don't see how the shop will draw regular customers. I feel like they could do well to include more convenient store items to appeal to the community. Or maybe they do so well with the tourists that it's not necessary! Either way, would hate to see this place close after they've fought so hard so preserve the nostalgia. If you're a fan of the movie 'It's a Wonderful Life', this is the closest you're going to get to visiting Old Man Gower's drugstore.

Cute little store with a great assortment of candy. Great mix of older and newer styles. Candy…read morealong with a traditional soda fountain...it's amazing. Add in a mix of a variety store and it's a must stop on your way to GOTL. The pharmacy museum is an interesting look at what the building used to be. It's a fantastic way to pay tribute to that business.