Excellent service and great crafts that are within the average persons price range. Good variety.read more

I've been going to this pop up market for a few years. It is neat to see which vendors are showing…read moretheir wares. I love the variety of vendors. There is jewelry, handmade greeting cards, candles, and all kinds of handmade items. Most, if not all, of the items are made with great care and quality. These are not items you find at any chain store. They are unique and make great gifts, even to yourself. They also always have items for kids to make and sometimes for adults to make. I love that it piques the interest of kids. It also reminds us as adults that we can still be creative. If one pops up near you please check it out. Please support these small business owners.

I was an artist with made since it started in 2022 as a pop-up and then moved into the retail space…read moreit was currently. Unfortunately, due to breach of contract and no payments from April 2024 I had to remove my inventory from the store. I also discovered that there was almost $200 worth of missing inventory that was never accounted for. The owner refused to make any of the past payments and I had to take her to small claims court. Now it seems like the store is closed and none of the orders to our own money will get their payments. It's a huge shame that we could've been a huge plus to the Cleveland arts and crap scene has turned into a major crap show.

Former vendor here - I had a judgment against owner, Ash O'Connor and Made Cleveland, she owes me &…read moremy small business over $1400. Now we have to continue to fight to get the money owed. As of my court date, 2/7/25, the doors of Made Cle have remained shut and store closed. I am one of several who won judgement against her. She has stolen from the makers and artists who sold our items on consignment in there last year. She ignored emails, hid upstairs when we came in for our money, and played the woo is me card, which we refused to fall for. She is a thief and owes thousands to many Northeast Ohio small businesses. I was one who was in there since it first opened and disgusted by this owner. Support us directly! [the salty hive candle co]

Please see attached photos, showing almost a years worth of conversation. I paid for custom kicks…read morein DECEMBER OF 2015. Finally after waiting almost a year I requested the shoes back (finished or not finished). I was sent blank shoes. After waiting 50 weeks and many promised dates of completion, Ryan Weiss, never once validated that I had a reason to be upset. Instead went and mocked the situation and posted the custom shoes for FREE on his personal Facebook page. PLEASE READ MY FACEBOOK REVIEW for details (see photos attached). Poor attitude with handling negative reviews. Instead of validating my reason for being upset with waiting 50 weeks for custom kicks (and never receiving finished products), his best response was to mock me and claim I had nothing to lose. (Waited 50 weeks for shoes I was really passionate about. The anxiousness of waiting for updates that never came, and blank promises). If you read my review you'll see several dates that I was promised a finished product. I would not recommend this business. Not just with the poor business I received during the transaction, but all the mockery and demeaning comments when I left a public FB review. Only dug the grave deeper with more poor service.

I thought this Christmas pop up bar was really cute! I honestly wasn't sure what to expect,…read moreespecially because we were going to Greenfield for it. I ran the Greenfield Glide 5k when I was younger, and that was pretty much all I knew about Greenfield. We drove down the street that was lined with lit up Christmas trees and saw Hough's Bar on the corner. The pop up was located right next door. We found a parking spot easily and headed in. The space was exactly what the photos and videos looked like. It was super cute and they had lots of fun backdrops for photo opps. The workers were dressed up like elves, and the girl running it was so cheery and excited. She checked our tickets and IDs, and gave us a glass of mulled wine. It was piping hot and very strong. I watched her pour it into the crockpot so you could tell it was fresh. I never drink mulled wine so it was a nice festive treat. We took photos in front of the trees, gifts, on the couches, etc. They had holiday music playing, but I wish it would've been louder. It was a quiet atmosphere and people found tables to stand by and chat. I expected this bar to be jam packed, but there were very few people there since it was timed. They had printouts of emojis that were Christmas movie riddles on the center table. If you answered all of them you could take your sheet to the bar for a prize. Their cocktail menu was fun and holiday themed, of course. They also had dessert shots and non alcoholic hot chocolate. We stayed for about an hour and enjoyed our time there. I would definitely go back if they do it again next year!

Major let-down. The advertising for this place looked magical. Bought tickets for a 90-minute spot…read morefor four. Upon arrival, you're given 1/2 small plastic cup of mulled wine that tasted almost medicinal from the cheap booze. Decor looked nothing like the advertising images! There were maybe 4 places to sit and the people who arrived early claimed them and never moved. Cool. Now, as for the bar part... Limited menu, but that was fine because drinks looked interesting. We ordered 3 cocktails ($15 each) and one person ordered a beer (only 2 to choose from), which he was informed they were out of and didn't know when it would be replaced...This was at 3pm on a Saturday. Oof. Cocktails were served in those teeny tiny plastic coupe glasses--the kind you could get at Fineberg's in the strip. They hold mayyybe 4 oz? They tasted fine, but for $15, I expect more than 4 oz. There were silly games on the table, like writing down the "naughtiest" thing you'd done that year. You can choose to participate or not. Fine. But then, one woman dressed as an elf gets on a microphone and announces we're about to do karaoke--whether we want to or not. She says she will shove the mic in your face and you have to sing. Ummm, I did not pay for tickets to get in and overpriced elf-sized cocktails to be forced to do karaoke at 3pm. Ugh. We left after 15 mins total. Do not recommend. Avoid this gimmicky place that's just taking your cash. Many better Christmas bars out there!

True Pittsburgh gem. Nestled in the heart of Market Square. All LOCAL artists featured, everything…read morefrom candles, body scrubs, cards, bags, t-shirts, & items for your home can all be found right here. They also have the Edge card for those who reside & work in Downtown Pittsburgh. The card is FREE and offers discounts to local businesses! Be sure to Support Local and check out this very cool location. The manager Samantha is very friendly & readily shares out information & fun facts about the artists.

I literally stumbled upon Shop PG&H on one of my last trips to Pittsburgh…read more What I love the most about this place is everything is coming from local artists. They sell pottery, crafts, art and sculptures, wallpaper, apparel and more. Occasionally they will have a maker take over where a local maker does a pop up shop in part of the store and you can learn more about their products. I was really impressed with the quality of the goods and really loved the products made overall. If I had more space in my luggage I would have loaded up for sure. This is a great concept and much needed store in the city.

Small, packed shop of vintage toy type items. Most items are newer in original packaging…read more Characters were from comics, space themes, cards, and more. There are little toy things, and big toy things. The vintage clothing was one of a kind in different sizes...men, women and some kids. There is something for all ages. Yelp posts the store opens at 2 p.m., and into the evening. It's open on weekends, too. If in the area, check it out. The owner, a friendly guy, was putting out merchandise, and talked about his hobby...all the stuff. My son asked him about Master Chief, which he had some cool items.

Star pop is a cute little vintage store in the Waterloo District. We have visited Waterloo several…read moretimes recently and this is the first time it has been open. We had to stop in and take a look. Despite being a small store the amount of inventory was enormous. You could tell the owner has been buying/collecting for some time. I think he was actually looking at items to purchase when we were in the store. Although we didn't purchase anything on this trip we will definitely stop by again. There appeared to be many hard to find items and items that were very nostalgic. It was fun to look around. The prices seemed fair.

Super fun and easy experience! So many cute chains and charms to pick from.read more

From the owner: I provide a custom jewelry experience. This is permanent jewelry. You pick out a chain for a…read morebracelet, anklet, or necklace and charms too if you want and i weld it together right there! Perfectly fit to you!

Love this candle store! The scents are so unique and I love that all of the candles are made by…read morehand. You can see the quality before you even burn it!

From the owner: We put quality first! We use a custom blend of natural beeswax coconut creme that is specifically…read moreformulated for candles. It is renewable and ETHICALLY sourced. Each and every Kravn Lane scented product is handcrafted and hand-poured in small batches in the USA. We invite you to indulge in the ultimate sensory experience with our diverse product range of handcrafted wood wick candles, home fragrance, and home decor. Driven by the passionate complexities of life It is our commitment to create products that simply encourage people to take the time to invest in themselves, in their loved ones, in their passion, and most of all in their well-being. We hope you enjoy our products as much as we enjoy creating them!

This place is probably one of the most unprofessional businesses I've ever been to in my life. They…read moretake forever on orders and never can have anything in on time. Not to mention that they are big gossips and talk about their clients with other clients which I find highly rude. James Orrico the man who helps run the place also treats his workers like crap and says demeaning stuff to them. I was in there one day picking up an order for a friend and I heard him bully this one girl on her intellect and made jokes about her weight. It truly is sad.