Such interesting inventory! I always find some treasure or other. Susan is very knowledgeable and…read morevery fair with her pricing.

Susan's knack for finding unique artifacts from our past has been heralded by many people walking…read morethrough Yellow Springs. It's the coolest vintage shop in the world. Prices range from inexpensive to affordable to say the items are hardly available in today's market. Browsing through this collection will keep you busy for a while as stuff keeps showing up all the time. I found something for everyone.

I always enjoyed visits to this mall with my Mom-in-Law and her great grandchildren! Plentiful…read moreparking, a clean mall and best thing - a Macy's! I'm from North AL and we have to drive 90 minutes north or south to shop at Macy's. MIL and I were always looking for clothing for the grands and found really nice looking outfits at Macy's. She and I both love Bath and Body Works and always made time to pop in there and purchase some favorites. There's nearby restaurants and we always took the grand girls to get their sugar fix at a store in that shares a parking lot with the mall [I don't recall the store name]. Thank you Mall, at Fairfield!

Great place for the holidays!…read more Not a bad size, two floors, plenty of stores to shop in. You've been on their busy days they aren't that busy, and the salesman are not too pushy. The food court could use some work, not many selections and pretty small. Nice little indoor walking track with signs equipped to show me the way I believe it's 1.5 miles. For all your mall walkers out there, (me) lol Parking is plentiful, and the atmosphere is super cool especially during the holidays. Santa is here!!! 8/10

Awesome shop and has 2 cats roaming around come check it out!! Definitely a must visitread more

Get rid of the cat litter box upstairs. Or keep it CLEAN!! The wicker planter I bought smells…read morelike cat pee. I'm kinda mad about that.

We found some great deals here. The place is small but well organized and there are many items to…read moresee! We purchased some kitchen items and some sewing items. Actually thinking we should have purchased more!! We plan to visit again soon.

This spot has been a few different things in the past few years: Link Gallery, Color 2 Gallery…read more(both places where I used to show), and now a fair-trade, slave-free store, Peace on Fifth. The owner is fun and knowledgeable and has great tastes in many things. Single-origin dark chocolates, raw and vegan goodies including food and cosmetic products, soaps made by Japanese Rastafarians (I know!), scarves and sarongs made from recycled saris, olive oils from the deserts of the middle east, wine perfumed candles, beautifully made glassware made from recycled glass, just to name a few. It's one of those places where you feel good shopping at, know where your things are made, and know that the workers were treated fairly and that the products were made without the use of any indentured servants or slaves (which unfortunately exists more often than we think). The best thing is that the prices are great! I am so used to going to such fair-trade, sustainable, eco/green stores in bigger cities such as Chicago and San Francisco and the prices being marked up too high, but at this place, I could actually afford things I liked without breaking the bank. She also participates in First Friday events and I think from what I remember, there will be wine tasting happening sometime soon.

I love everything about this place. To begin, London is GREAT! she has such a calm and peaceful…read morespirit. I feel at home whenever I shop at Peace on Fifth. She is always friendly, and can tell you about every piece of merchandise in her shop. I love the activated charcoal soap, the African black soap hand soap, the Rewined candles and all of the social justice issues books that she carries. The best part is that it is a fair trade shop. No slave labor!!!

This was my first and last time to this very small thrift store period it felt like an icky sketchy…read morepart of town. I didn't like just I felt like my car was at risk period you get in there. The prices are good, but the there's no changing room. The mirrors are right in front of everybody. It would just how do you buy clothes and not try it on anyway? It's no place I would return, but the prices were low.But so is the selection and quality.

Nice staff and variety of shelf items to look at. I picked up some cookbooks and a novel. The…read moreclothes racks were neatly organized and clothes were clean and reasonably priced. I look forward to going back again.

As someone who is very passionate about vintage fashion and sustainable shopping, this is one of my…read morefavorite Dayton spots of all time. Their selection is incredible, the pieces are in excellent shape, and the prices are relatively reasonable for vintage resale (especially for the quality of items). I am especially blown away by their dress selection. I bought a prom dress from here many years ago and would love to maybe find my wedding dress here someday! While vintage clothing can only be as size inclusive as clothing makers were in the past, Clash has a plus size section and is clearly invested in trying to include people of all sizes as potential customers, which is very refreshing. I took several of my friends with me after brunch, and one of my friends found a plus size dress that she LOVES and I was so happy. Clash does also have beautiful accessories, home items, bags, shoes, etc. and changing rooms so that you can try anything on before buying. If you haven't been to Clash, you have to add it to your list of Dayton spots to check out!

Clash is for people looking for that different pop in fashion, jewelry, or art. Every time I am…read moredowntown on 5th, we make sure to stop in because what is available is always changing. This is also where we get our local art fix with artists like Amy Kollar-Anderson's work and others. If you are in the area, it is worth stopping in to meet the friendly staff and see what is available!!

The gift shop is right by the main entrance, and they route you through it to get to and from most…read moreof the museum and village. Lots of nice items, somewhat pricey but worth it. A few cheap trinkets for the kids, but generally very nice things. There's a separate room for Christmas stuff across the hall (in November when we visited anyway, maybe not all year.) Friendly staff. I successfully extricated Kid K without purchasing anything, but she was sad.