Huge store with helpful, friendly staff. Wide selections of quilting cottons, knit fabrics,…read moreupholstery and fashion fabric. Lots of notions, bits and bobs. Prices ran from about $3.99 - $13 a yard for quilting cotton, with the majority in the $6.99 range. The apparel fabrics were also extremely reasonable. Great place to spend an hour or so!

Loved this place. I came here looking for fabric quarters to back some finished needlepoint…read moreprojects. I found lots of fabric for a great price. Warning, the smallest cut you can get is a 1/2 yard.

Not as much variety as I right, but well organized and clean. Several outside vendors as well. A…read morelot of tools. Parking close with multiple entry doors to side building. Only negative was when I overheard a seller comment about my earring of COVID-19 protective mask and gloves day "Now, that's ridiculous." Ruined my entire experience. 90% of patrons and sellers were not wearing any masks at the time of my visit in June during a period of escalating spread.

Lots and lots of reproductions. Lots of hand tools. Priced high. Some cool signs. It's more…read morejunk than antiques.

Stopped in because Sweetie has moxie, and it's one of her nicknames. Have you ever had Moxie soda?…read more Anyway, it's a little clothing boutique. Not my thing, but there were some amusing t-shirts, etc. Lots of hip clothes, purses, etc. Not very Amish, but fun. Seemed a little pricey, but what do I know?

Love this store. Love my annual trip here wish it was closer so I could come more often. The ladies…read moreare so helpful. Very cute and different clothing piece that you just can't find in a department store.

This place is awesome. It is a non-profit that gets Amazon and Kohls returned items and…read morediscontinued products. The products range from toys, baby and toddler clothes (TONS OF THEM), electronics, furniture and decor, sporting goods, etc. Their prices are not anything amazing, but according to their compare at stickers they are cheaper than at a normal store. They arent prices that make me want to buy something I dont really need just because its so cheap. For this reason I would give them 3 stars. However, the cause behind this store is amazing and makes me want to shop there as often as possible. This store is a non-profit that gives ALL its profits to orphanages, clean water projects and more. They do an unbelievable amount for people in need. For this reason I definitely bump it up to 4 stars.

Love this store. You can find all kinds of great things at discounted prices! They get a lot of…read moreAmazon items that are open box/returns & Target items. I've even seen Target items brand new that are still being sold in Target stores & they are significantly discounted! They have just about everything... clothes, housewares, shoes, strollers, highchairs, car seats, furniture, toys & more.

This is advertised as a Craft Mall, but is more of a peddler's mart or indoor flea market. It…read moredidn't really have as many local or handmade items as some of the other options in the area. We were in and out pretty quickly, but the staff were pleasant and there were a decent number of vendors. It was pretty heavy on Christian books, which is not really my scene, nor a craft.

A beautiful new building that is clean, spacious, and thoughtfully designed. What makes this place…read moreeven more special is that it's a nonprofit organization that donates proceeds directly to Special Hearts Daycare, which provides care for children with special needs. I love being able to support both small businesses and such an important cause at the same time. Truly an amazing concept!

Full disclosure I don't generally buy antiques. But I do enjoy shopping and browsing antique malls…read moreand stores. In the midst of things that I think we're actually cool ... I play a little game with myself of trying to find items in the antique store that are play creepy ugly and perhaps offencive by today's standards. I started this when I started going to antique malls with my mom and I was pretty much bored out of my mind cuz I was too young to Really Care About Antiques. And it's just kind of a thing I still do find it interesting. As far as Antiques and shops go I have to say the ones in Amish Country were pretty impressive. They had a much better selection and the store didn't have that icky musty smell that they usually do. I brought my mom to Amish country as a basically treat for just her. I fully expected to just have to suck it up and not really enjoy myself but just give her a good time. I have to admit I had a blast I think I bought more than she did. I found several things I was interested in. They had cool things for the yard lawn ornaments and neat bird houses I even bought it bracelets. Now that I'm home there were a couple things I saw that I regret not getting. In addition to a antiques they have cool crafts and decorating items, quilts, delicious fudge, all these canned items ... jellies and relishes and pickled things. So it's just not for hundred year old ladies looking for antiques there really are some cool stuff. As I said I've been to several antique malls and stores and shops the shops and stores in Berlin or top notch

From the owner: Bring the family and spend the afternoon at Schrock's Heritage Village. Visit Berlin Pets and hold…read morethe most adorable puppies, enjoy lunch at Olde World Bistro and in the summer months you can pet the animals in the petting area. Schrock's is home to Tis the Season Ohio's largest year round Christmas shoppe, Plaid Sheep Co (formerly Country Craft Cupboard), Streb's General Store, Berlin Leather and the Berlin Antique and Craft Malls. There is plenty of parking and we are also located right next to the Berlin Encore Hotel and event center as well as the Amish Country Theater.