I went into the store and it was close to closing time. The owner was very nasty. She didn't want…read moreto help us or the others that was coming in behind us. She basically told us to leave out of the store. I will never ever go back into that store again and I will make sure NONE of my friends will either.

I usually go into a boutique like this one and think "Well, I won't be able to afford anything but…read moremaybe it will be fun to look." Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised by the sales and overall atmosphere of the shop. It's not too cluttered, but it has enough of a selection for any young hipster to find something they might like. I personally was delighted with their wallets--they were cute, adorable, and most importantly: functional! I'm not from the area but I will definitely make a note to check back here when I am in town!

Passport to Peru feels like a vacation, a trip to Middle Eastern suk (bazaar) or a market in the…read moreheart of Asia. You can find this one-of-a-kind, two story store in the Coventry neighborhood of Cleveland Heights. It well reflects the neighborhood's eclectic culture. This store is a great destination for your esoteric needs, global unique gifts, and your obscure hobbies. INVENTORY: The store offers fair and direct trade merchandise. I have a suspicion that a lot of City Buddha merchandise is now sold here due to seeing similar finds. City Buddha used to be a shop on the same street with treasures directly from Thailand. Both a treasure. As far as countries of origin, there are many at this location. There are plenty inspirations from the East - Buddha statues, Indian gods, and incense. There is African merchandise - Ghanaian necklaces, waist beads, and masks. There are Russian-inspired hats and Mexican blankets. Then there's everything in between. As far as variety, you can find clothing, shoes (Birkenstock), decor, walking sticks, jewelry, accessories, statues, instruments like djembe, and more. If yoga or meditation are your passions, you'll find so much here - crystals, incense, sage, tapestries, blankets, statues for your altar, and more. Pricing greatly varies. Some of the items are higher prices like $70 straw purses. Other merchandise is deeply discounted like alpaca gloves or seasonal items like waist beads. I was very happy to find $5 waist beads and added a necklace for $12 something. They were fair trade items from Ghana. Great value! SERVICE: The owner is very nice and helpful. He makes everyone feel seen and welcome. I always feel comfortable asking questions. You can also get a free quartz crystal with your purchase which is very nice. He truly seems like someone who finds deep meaning in what he does. PARKING: Limited street parking is available in the area. There is a covered parking garage across the street with free parking. I have been a customer of Passport to Peru for years. I most love that I can walk in and find everything needed for my obscure hobbies. Djembe for community drum circle in Coventry Peace Park? Check! Found it here! Waist beads for my book club? Check! Found them here! If you're looking for an interesting global experience or also chasing obscure hobbies, stop in. While you're at it, check out the rest of Coventry. There are plenty of Asian restaurants and thrift/vintage shopping! Make a day of it!

I was welcomed when I entered this unique store. Despite offering a wide variety of goods I wasn't…read moreoverwhelmed or felt crowded. Instead I was at ease and took my time perusing the jewelry and clothing for my loved ones. It was made in Nepal, Peru, India, and other exotic places. I know I can't find these hand-made items anywhere else in Cleveland and was ecstatic with my purchases and experience. This is an oasis for quality one-of-a-kind art that you can wear!!!

Liz and Crew are amazing!!! Anything and everything you'd need in a yarn store. Stop in!read more

Liz is the best ever,helps with whatever you need. Have been doing business with her for over 25…read moreyears.

Did a Christmas Eve dash here to get gifts for my wife and daughter. Great, friendly staff…read more(masked!) helped me select some nice jewelry (copper bracelet from local artist), bath salts (local!), candles (local!) and some clothing. Wrapped beautifully. Thank you!

From the owner: Quality Styles In…read morefashion, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but quality should never be a compromise. No matter what you're looking for, we guarantee durability. We are committed to providing you styles that have quality built in and will last through the wear and tear of your day. Innovative Designs Our goal is to put the "fun" in functional fashion. We know that looking stylish can make your whole day better; that's why we're committed to being your source for the newest trends. We design clothing you love so you can focus on looking great! Personal Shopper available Host Your Events Here Paint and Sip

The craziest thing about Crazy Cannoli? It's not a bakery known for its cannolis. I was convinced…read morethat it's a bakery until stopping in during the Meatball Crawl. It's a custom apparel shop in the center of Little Italy. Stop in if you wish to celebrate your Italian roots. Or if you're living "la dolce vita" and feeling Italian while in this part of town. APPAREL: The store offers a variety of apparel for all from babies to sports fans. The merchandise includes Christmas ornaments, tees, onesies, jerseys, sweaters, and everything in between. The merchandise is vibrant and unique. Prices seem to range from $12 to $45. Great for anyone shopping for gifts on a budget. You can browse the store for unique finds such as "Little Italy CLE" and "The Cannoli" shirts. You can also select custom printed merch from the 20 available designs. That's where that cannoli assortment comes in. Printing is very straightforward, helpful 4 steps are outlined in the store to make the process intuitive and quick. SERVICE: I didn't feel particularly welcome in the store. There was no offer extended to help me find merchandise. No overview of the store and custom printing. I witnessed similar experiences for other patrons. I would have loved a friendly greeting and a story about the store. After all, it's one of a kind in the neighborhood. I love how you can get cannoli Christmas ornament! At the same time, I find the store to be very niche. Personally, I don't have any needs for Little Italy merch. But someone who wants to celebrate their heritage or shop for souvenirs would love the variety and cute designs!