Absolutely fantastic bookstore…read more PROS: -Plentiful, easy parking. This is in a strip mall with lots of space, and tons and tons of parking space. -It doesn't feel like a "sit and read" kind of place. They have a few chairs near the front door for sitting, but I honestly enjoy the lack of a ton of sitting space. It feels like a place you can actually talk about books without feeling like a librarian is going to glare at you. -They have a bathroom! I know, fancy stuff. But legit, a lot of strip mall retail businesses don't have a bathroom. Storyline, specifically, has a single unisex restroom. It's clear this is/was the employee backroom, yet they leave it available to customers. Plus, complimentary feminine care products. Seriously, this is a level of care that needs to be shouted out. -Lots of book options. With limited shelf space, most of the "normal" books are single copies out on the shelf with "trendy" books having multiple copies for purchase. This maximizes the number of books available for purchase. -Really organized with gigantic hallways and walkways. No stairs to enter anywhere. A few of the bookstores in town feel super cramped; this one feels really spacious with skylight windows and lots of walkways. It feels so welcoming. Each "type" of bookshelf is really well-organized too, including clear shelf separation between "Fantasy", "Romance", and "Romantasy", really getting more granular than the "stereotypical" organization. -Littleton's Market, with its coffee shop is in the same strip mall. They have tons of seating over there if you want to take your book that way for reading. Crimson Cup is also down the street, though you'll need to drive to that one. -All the books look pristine. I didn't see a single copy that had bent pages or folded-over covers. -They have a cute tiny kid's rocketship in the children's book area, and it's like a super-small play space that could entertain a kid or two if parents wanted to browse books elsewhere. -It's a new bookstore, and the books are priced like new copies of the books. A few were on Kindle Unlimited, but for the ones that weren't, the prices here at Storyline were cheaper than buying on Amazon. We bought a couple, as I'm happy to support a small business in town, and I was just impressed to see that their pricing is so competitive to Amazon. CONS: -I really don't have a single thing. I'd love for it to have an attached coffee shop, but now I'm just changing their entire business plan on them.

Absolutely love the selection, the friendly employees and their events. The world DOES need more…read morelittle bookstores. I'm very glad Storyline exists.

Fun Crafty , Vintage , Home decor , Retro stuff , & Scrapbook Store . They have various vintage /…read moreantique items to buy for your home decor , and alot of cool stuff for scrapbooking , which includes vintage buttons , papers , etc , which makes JILLIBEANS unique to other run of the mill Scrapbooking shops. A fun place if you are into Vintage / Retro / or Scrapbooking . Location in the center of Marysville , right next to FAMILY VIDEO , And Accross from CHASE Bank . Stop in , its a cute place ==== CHECK OUT SOME OF MY OTHER YELP REVIEWS :)

This is a neat and cute little store!! If you like crafts and paper goods with a little bit of…read moreantiques repurposed, then this store is for you!:) I highly recommend checking this cute little trinket store!:)

A tiny, cozy shop located in the East Market just off Broad Street that just cannot b missed!…read more Gorgeous handmade crochet gifts & clothing -- from teens to grandparents, you'll find something purrfect here. A real gem, I can't wait to visit again!

I am not sure if this shop is new, but it's a great little addition to uptown Westerville shopping…read more They have mens and womens clothing, jewelry, bags, and all kinds of cool gift items (candles, notecards etc). I found a birthday gift for a friend, and saw a few "gifts" for myself but left them in the store. A reason to return another time.

Candles, clothes, cute furniture in downtown Delaware. This quaint shop is fun to peruse and see…read moreall the little knick knacks. There are a lot of gift type items in the store. The candles and lotions all smell wonderful. It is hard to pick just one scent!

Kiddo and I are obsessed with beautiful rocks, crystals and gemstones. We fell in love with Rocks…read morewith Sass based on their exquisite Instagram feed - and now we know it's even more awesome in person! Shop by appointment only - but it's easy to book your shopping appointment online. It also means you'll likely have the gorgeous place to yourself. Imagine the prettiest, most unique and highest quality rocks, displayed in the most beautiful and serene environment - and you've got Rocks with Sass. They also have tarot cards, jewelry and many other gifts. It's like heaven on earth. If you love rocks and crystals, you've got to check it out!

I first discovered this super stunning shop on Yelp after a fellow Elite (Lara K.) left a glowing…read morereview. Of course, I then ran to Instagram to see even more photos and from that point on, I was sold. There are two types of businesses I tend to seek out on Yelp no matter where I am. Plant shops and crystal shops. Both are 100% my jam and I'm pleased to say that this shop is a hidden gem in every sense of the word... no pun intended but it's clear as day. It's tucked away a bit in a small corner of Westerville but it isn't hard to find. There's parking out front and they're currently only open Monday through Friday. The owner Amanda is so sweet and their space is truly a breath of fresh air. The vibrant colors just put off a feeling of happiness and I could honestly spend hours there. I'm kicking myself for not picking up a rainbow maker window cling but I did find several things I just had to get. A carnelian bracelet and a beautiful chunk of angel aura quartz. Out of all the cool crystal stores I've visited, this was the first time I laid my eyes on that type of quartz and I just had to make it mine. It's known to help with stress relief, balancing your chakras, and awakens empathy, enhances creativity, and more. I already had a giant tumbled carnelian stone but after learning it's supposed to bring love and prosperity to your life and I decided I needed to be able to bring this with me anywhere I go. I can't wait to get back there for a rainbow maker and I've already told all my friends about this place. I have to bring my niece here soon, she would die (in a good way).

Super cute little bookstore with an adorable blue couch right in front! My friends and I enjoyed…read moreperusing the store and browsing the different sections. We would definitely come back to browse and chill again!

Super cute bookstore with a great location in Grandview - and we also love that it's so close to…read moreMazah, a favorite restaurant of ours! As mentioned in the name, there is, indeed, a blue couch front and center in the main window. A table full of blind book dates were nearby, and then a warm welcoming open space filled with the stacks. The back corner has a great kids section with fun seating and a nice selection of books. We are looking forward to stopping by again!

Studios on High is an artist collective. Artists come in and out of ownership of the gallery, but…read morethe average number of associated artists usually hovers around 15. I find that Studios On High has a female slant. Many of the artists are women, many of the themes in the work deal with femininity, and much of the work is aimed (in my opinion) at female buyers. A lot of the art features animals and nature as well. I most appreciate Studios On High for its history as a Columbus gallery; it's been around since the mid-1980s. Many of the artists who leave end up opening their own galleries, case in point, Jeff Hersey of Terra Gallery. If you visit, you'll catch a handful of the artists in the studio; sometimes they're in the process of creating something, or perhaps they're just knitting. The artists are very inviting and don't mind if you hang around to watch them work. My favorite pieces at Studios On High are always the blown glass vessels by husband and wife duo Scott Conover and Lisa Horkin. The tiny vessels are so colorful, and they all have great shapes. I saw Scott and Lisa last summer making the vessels on High St at a Gallery Hop. They also make bowels and vases. The colored pencil drawings by Rhonda Bartoe Tuckers are also phenomenal. They are so smooth that they look like they were painted. Since Studios On High is a collective, there's all kinds of art to be seen (in all kinds of genres): prints, paintings, jewelry, sculptures, paintings, drawings, knits, glass, ceramics, etc. The artwork changes often.

Another great stop along the Short North Gallery Hop and an affordable one to boot…read more Friendly staff, clever items mixed with high-end art, a laid back atmosphere, and a great 'standing collection' all contribute to making this one of the more accessible options in the Short North for fans of many styles.

Amazing comics, big variety and really cheap. The guy at the counter was very helpful when i was…read morelooking for a comic great service.

Literally called 5 times, and no answer. Guess I will drive by to see if it even is still there…read more The website says it is. If it is, CRAPPY customer service.