I stopped by East Wheeling Clayworks on my own during an extended lunch and coffee pit stop in…read moremid-June 2025 (driving from Columbus, OH to northern Virginia). This place is fantastic with a lovely collection of high-quality handmade pottery which are made by artists in Wheeling. First, the studio and shop is only a 2 minute drive north of the main downtown area with nearby street parking available. Second, you'll see their inventory displayed as you enter the store and can ask about the different glazed colors on the pottery. Third, it's a little pricey but I think the high-quality of products made by local artisans is worth it. Fourth, you'll be supporting the local community with your purchase! Overall, it's worth a visit here in you're in town for a lunch stop during regular business hours on weekdays. I found Wheeling, WV to be full of historical gems (walk on the Suspension Bridge if you can and stop by the Heritage Port Park). Don't be fooled by first impressions - yes, it's easy to see that many dilapidated buildings need TLC. But there's also a positive sense of community in Wheeling.

The title of this Yelp listing is a little deceiving. Yes, there is a gift shop here. But Wheeling…read moreArtisan Center is also a venue with a little gallery upstairs and a restaurant downstairs. The gift shop is great. There are lots of Wheeling- and West Virginia-related items to purchase. I was looking for some kind of Mothman something-or-other, and I found a few cool cryptid knickknacks. I've said it before and I'll say it again: West Virginians love their cryptids and myths, and I love it. The gift shop also had lots of clothing, soaps, durable edible goods, art and other things. There's a restaurant inside the Wheeling Artisan Center, but it looked closed when we visited. Upstairs, there's a gallery with historic Wheeling items on display. You can learn about things that were made or originated in Wheeling, like Bayer aspirin, Mail Pouch Tobacco signs, and even a type of cigar. It's fun to peruse while you're in the area, and it's also free to visit.

This is a beautiful place, and you can find all kinds of things there for your loved ones when you…read morewant to bring them something of value. They also have some information about the history of the town. So this is also something great to see. I saw that they are doing some renovations, so this should only get better love time.

I took two watches there. On one they changed the battery and the worn out strap. The other one was…read moreactually broken and needed to be repaired. They were very honest and told me it would cost more to repair the watch than what it was worth. They were very friendly, customer service was great, and they did the work while I waited. They also have a nice collection of Bulova watches in their display case.

It pains me to write this review but this place is obnoxious. They lie, they are rude, they are…read morecondescending and arrogant. I could go on but I think they should sink their own ship.

Stopped over here to check the place out. Basically it is a huge souvenir shop but you can find…read moreanything from the cheap and mundane to high quality fashion as shown with the Stetson cowboy hats, rhinestone shirts, and of course a separate section for both cowboy and work boots. Mocassins are made by Minnetownka which are all over the store. Check out the Native American headdresses on sale as you browse. They are very expensive as well as beautiful. They also carry suede and leather jackets, coonskin caps, Indian jewelry, pottery, carved gift boxes as well as some budget food. The boots are quality with famous names associated with them. Feel free to try them on before you purchase. The store is basically what you make of it. I was looking for Native American dolls and having found a few noticed that they were not authentic. Take time to check it out if you are in the area. Located near Dallas Pike exit on I 70 in WV, they have their own parking lot.

Great selection of boots and novelties. Beautiful Native crafts and more. Staff was very helpful…read moreand friendly.

Nicholas is a dope individual and his store is even more cool! Tons of retro items and unique…read morepieces. He was super accommodating to us and friendly. I found a great Steeler jacket and wow I'm happy! The price was negotiated due to a broken zipper and I was totally okay with taking the jacket the way it was. Reversible is hard to come by. The store is clean and well kept. Tons of art on the walls as well as paintings. If you haven't stopped by, you're missing out! If you're checking out the fish market, it's right across the street from it.

Super cute little shop! The layout is cozy and inviting. The owner is very welcoming! Prices for…read moreconsigned clothes are a little high for second-hand, but the sales are good. Great atmosphere/location/products.

Excellent shop with really cute clothes (consignment and new) for great prices. There's also neat…read moreseasonal decor along with local vintage decor. Staff is also super friendly and welcoming! Definitely worth checking out.

Fantastic! Stopped on our way home to Indiana. A kids' and adults' paradise. I got help finding a…read moregift for my granddaughter. It was a perfect choice too! This place does not have an online business (a good thing imo). Huge. Three levels. Started in 1955. Lots of history here as well. Fair pricing and an amazing selection of toys. I want to be a kid again. I was attracted to classic games and toys like baby dolls, Racko, etc. Think Tinker Toys and Lincoln Logs. We'll come back, as this is one of our regular trips to MD. There are three floors!

Staff is overly helpful to the point you can't browse. Lots of toys not available elsewhere, but…read morethe prices are high.

Great place in the Ohio Valley to get new and back issue comic books and trade paperbacks. They…read morealso have a lot of models, figures, busts, posters, cards, etc. Really decent prices too. Its also a video store so it has video store hours which is a plus.

so i called there this morning and asked the guy if he had these ghost rider comics.before i could…read moreeven say what ones, he says,all annoyed "you're gonna have to come down here and look".now,it was right after the place opened[15 minutes] so there was most likely,little if anyone there.he does this job to feed his family and then treats customers this way?what was he doing that was so important?texting his imaginary girl friend?fantasizing about robin?or most likely sitting on his butt and growing older and lazier.he's the only comic book store anywhere near here and he's going to go under acting like a @#$%head like that.there was a place with a similar name in st clairsville.he went under too.not 3 weeks after saying "we dont need your buisness.we got lots of customers!"a comic book geek with delusions of granduer.he really thinks a bad attitude makes him a super being.it really only makes him a super #$%^head!