I think this is one of the best local children's shops. They are always kind and helpful and have…read morethings and varying price points, too. A wide variety of original toys for the kids and colorful choices that are bright and fun as well as more muted pastels. It's a good mix of everything--nothing too "sad beige baby" or "hoity toity". It really is a great selection and I always find something for us!

Fabulous children's clothing store, from infancy to tween; a bit pricey so wait for the sales.read more

Last weekend my cousin and I made reservations at the newest nail salon and bar in the kenwood…read morearea. The first that made this a must visit is that it is another black owned business in Cincinnati. We walked in and we were warmly greeted by all of the staff! Since the opening was just the week prior they were still unloading products but none the less they were ready to service us. I received a regular pedicure and my cousin received the jelly pedicure. The ambiance was cute, feminine and classy. The decor was super cute as well! In addition, they have a full service bar/lounge. And the music was a nice mix of current hits and throwbacks. The only things I could say that need improvement is having a service list posted or on hand that the techs can give to customers. If i has known there was a jelly pedicure option I would have gotten it. In addition, during my pedicure the water started to get cold just because they don't have bowls that have massage jets to keep the water circulating. Other than that no complaints! The techs are all nice and they take their time unlike other nail salons where they rush you out. I will be returning for sure!

From the owner: Locally and woman owned, Lemons and Limes Boutique has a collection of well known and new brands…read more Specializing in home, gift, beauty, apparel and more.

Love this place!!! So excited to find a spot to purchase household items. With so much only…read moreavailable online finding retailers that carry items I want to see before purchasing is getting harder. I love to support locally owned businesses and this one is top on my list!

This is my first time in the store so I'm holding out on the 5 to be sure their consistent. But it…read moreseemed like a lovely, friendly, upscale store. I went on the recommendation of a co-worker looking for a specific item. What I found was a lovely store with beautiful things, right now it's mostly Christmas but they have a bridal registry, clothing, home decor and tabletop. Staff is friendly and helpful even in the crush of Christmas shopping. I'm looking forward to shopping there again in the non-Christmas season to see their regular offerings.

I've been shopping more often at Athlete with the holidays coming up, but I ended up buying more…read morethings for me than others! They've been having great sales! Both my sister and I bought the same jacket for a great price. I saw online that they had my size in-store and went to check it out. The salespeople were so nice (which can be challenging this time of year!) and helpful. I also like the reusable shopping bags they use. So environmentally friendly!

I wanted a nice browse around the store. I wanted to just look around and see if anything spoke to…read moreme. You know, a classic, shopping experience. What I received from the sales person, Marilyn, was a classic sales push to sign up for the credit card. She didn't hear me when I said, I'm just looking and feeling close to my daughter. She clipped the shirt I was holding out of my hand and started a dressing room. Then by the time I went to the dressing room it was full of clothing picked out for me (which would have been nice if I had asked for it. Or wanted it.) but most of Marylin's questions were all about the credit card that she wanted me to "load it up" to get points. It was thoroughly icky feeling. I had a pair of the Venice joggers in my hand as I did like the fabric and they were comfortable. But Marylin kept pushing the credit card and when I finally told her firmly that I already have a credit card that I like to use for points she dropped me like a hot potato at the register, which no one was even standing at. I was like, um...I'm ready to buy these pants I didn't come in for when I realized, now's the chance--get out! So I didn't buy anything and I felt totally happy to leave. The exact opposite of how I felt when my feet had first entered. Sad day for sales. And really hope not everyone gets begged to sign up for a credit card.