I've driven by this store many times but have never been able to stop by until today. They had a…read morewonderful selection of stuff--decor, jewelry, accessories, clothes, home products, and more. I think it was all very reasonably priced too! One of the owners was who helped me today, and he was very kind. I'll definitely be retuning, highly recommend!!

From the owner: Hand-­Selected Antiques, Handmade Gifts, Kitchen Decor, Local Products, Sterling Silver Jewelry,…read moreHome Decor, Plants, Art. Products: Syrups, Candles, Purses, Handbags, Hats, T-Shirts, Air Fresheners, Slippers, Soaps, Plates. Services: Boutique, Gift and Collectibles

Very nice prices. We came in 4 days before Christmas, so the selection was really limited. The…read morestaff was very kind and even supplied lunch suggestions.

Cute little boutique in the newer area at shops of downtown Loveland. There is everything you could…read morethink of for gifts, especially for babies/children. Not a lot in the way of gifts for men. Prices are moderate. Parking is a little deceiving as it is around the other side of the building by the apartments. Definitely worth checking out!

The store may be called One in a Million, but there is at least a one in ten chance you miss this…read morestore driving on Montgomery Road, especially if you're traveling south towards Kenwood. One in a Million is a "unique boutique," (as it says behind the desk in the store) specializing in "one-of-a-kind" homemade designer jewelry, as well as home décor items, handbags and fashion accessories, and other upscale gifts. The store, located across from the Mercedes-Benz dealer past downtown Montgomery and on the way to Kenwood, prides itself on its unique collection of jewelry from local, national, and international designers. Indeed the "wearable works of art" are unique, but of course that calls for high prices for the many earrings, rings, and necklaces, and the non-jewelry items too. One in a Million also has a lot of fancy home décor items and gifts, from something as simple as a lamp or candle to an elegant chess set or little dog figures for the dog lover. It makes sense why they say "unique gifts," as these weren't something you would find in just any gift shop. One in a Million has its share of ladies clothing and fashion accessories as well, and silk florals too. Now I don't wear jewelry or have a home for which I need to decorate, but I did think this was a very nice store. They had a large collection of unique items great for the home, in addition to their jewelry items, but I advise anyone planning to check this store out to come with a check book or a lot of cash. The items in this store were not cheap by any means, but if you can afford their items, then you could probably find a lot of great stuff. They even have an online store with many of their featured items as well, so check that out if you don't want to drive out to the store. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, but also by appointment.

During the Montgomery Holiday Open House, Downtown Girl was one of my must-sees on my list…read more Unfortunately, I was delayed by a massive traffic incident and most of the shops were closing by the time I reached town. I stopped by Downtown Girl just as Ute (pronounced oo-tah, she's German) and her husband Tom were closing up. I told them my story and they insisted I come in for some shopping. With a flip of the switch, the lights were on and music was playing. Downtown Girl carries all sorts of accessories for the feminine urbanite: from Fleur-de-Lis necklaces to soft, furry scarves, bright handbags, and intricate jewelery. If you're looking for a statement fashion piece, you will find it here. Everything sold in Downtown Girl is hand-selected by Ute. You'll definitely be getting a one-of-a-kind accessory and for a very reasonable price. I purchased several glass nailfiles as gifts for my best girlfriends. Ute provided wrapping for each individual item, complete with bright violet tissue paper, a filigree gift bag, and a sticker with her shop's logo. All my gifting needs were cared for under one roof. Downtown Girl has been in Montgomery for the past seven years. Recently, Ute expanded to the building next door, creating a sister shop: Uptown Girl, which carries clothing and posh accessories. http://www.yelp.com/biz/utes-uptown-girl-cincinnati Both Ute and Tom were the most friendly, genuine store owners. They even walked me to my car after locking up the store (again) to make sure I was safe. Now that's compassionate service!

Soho? Noho? Nah, just Boho…read more There is a more subdued vibe in the Downtown Girl location compared to the Uptown Girl shop. The colors are muted, the apparel is understated and the jewelry looks more organic with lots of beads, natural stone and ceramic pieces. It's much more Serena than Blair. But oh my gosh, they have some to-die-for knits here! Do you ever find yourself watching a well-styled movie or TV show and you're thinking, "that's the outfit I want! It's so effortless and chic." This is exactly the place where you will find those effortless and chic looks. I'd head back in here before sweater season officially arrives to find some truly unique items.

What a cute little boutique shop to get gifts and trinkets! I came in on a Saturday and Debbie was…read morejust a delight. Very helpful and patient as I roamed around to look at clothes, home goods, what was on sale. They hand pick cute and unique items for the shop from clothes to decor and even snacks! This is the kind of shop you come to to buy the perfect little gift for a friend or family while also buying something cute for yourself. I ended up taking advantage of the Christmas decor sale and bought a few stuffed gnomes, a small baker pot with lid that I plan to use for not only desserts but soup!, and the cutest tin of cookies. I also got an adorable unique stitched kitchen towel for a gift for a friends birthday coming up. The owners go out shopping for unique finds at different trade shows and markets. I look forward to seeing what they bring out next for spring and shopping around for the next treasure I can find. This shops is also in the beautiful charming town of Loveland's lots of dining options around to grab a bite before or after you shop!

I had to come in today to get some gifts for my coworkers and I had my friends dog with me the food…read morepart was closed so the owner let me hold him the whole time and since my hands were full he even went around with me and picked up the gifts for me and put them on the counter. What a friendly very nice place..Thanks for helping me so much, Brittany Powell

Cool little gift shop hidden in the Streets of West Chester…read more We stopped in last week when we were killing time before 4pm (at which hour we deem it appropriate for drinking Key Lime Martinis at Mitchell's down the street). I was actually looking for a birthday gift for a friend and was thrilled to find a large selection of unique collectibles and hand painted decorative items. I spent at least 15 minutes checking out the hand painted martini and wine glasses, and I ended up selecting a "Princess" themed glass for my friend. I then looked at the cards and picked out a cute hand-cut one to go with it. My mom ooh'd and ahh'd at the array of hand painted suns and crosses that decorate the walls at Tapestry.

Since the new owners took over this location and combined it with the Fields-Ertel store, there is…read morenothing to wrap presents with at Hallmark. I constantly have to order wrapping paper, bows, and gift bags online. Now the store is full of knickknacks that collect dust in people's homes. Sometimes it feels like I have stepped back into an 80s country craft show. The employees are always a joy, but we miss seeing the familiar faces that left. For some reason, I thought a Hallmark store should have gift wrapping paraphernalia. What happened?

I think Ann's Hallmark is a roughly standard Hallmark. The cards used to be in a logical, clear…read moreorder however they've reorganized things a handful of times in the past months and so now it always takes me a while to find things. The employees are never really that nice/cheerful but on the other hand I can't blame them - the holiday music starting four months ahead of time wouldn't make me too happy either. But, let's look on the bright side. They have a good selection of all types of cards, the store is always clean and the staff, while not always happy, are at least never angry or unhelpful.