what an excellent shopping experience. This is not a resale store, it is a perfectly curated…read morevintage clothing store. They have quality vintage pieces at reasonable prices. The staff are excellent, and the store is full of treasures. I wish they had more dressing rooms with more privacy, but overall it's worth a visit!

A well curated vintage & secondhand store. They keep their eye on the vintage trends. For example,…read moreright now, Y2K is relevant in the fashion scene, so they will cater to that trend for now. They have various selections outside of trends as well. There's a lot of stuff under the vintage umbrella: They have a bridal section, antique beaded dresses, tropical shirts, toys from the 80's, etc. The staff is delightful. I park on the street across from the store. Last time that I was there I got a bunch of beaded necklaces & shiny broaches. I love them

If you are looking for something eye catching that no one else will have! Shop here! This locally…read moreowned shop will not disappoint. I've been shopping here for a while now! I always ended up coming out with tons of cute outfits for all occasions!!!

From the owner: At Savvy Sistas boutique, you will find distinctive designer-inspired handbags and trendsetting…read morejewelry. Our customers love the unique choices available at our boutique. We have handbags for conservative to robust personalities. Our boutique also offers other fun specialty items.

I have shopped here many times and I love the clothes. I sleep in one of the dresses it is so…read morecomfortable. Great lady that really knows her product. She just looked at my daughter and myself then told each of us what size we should try on and she was right. Very nice lady with very nice clothes.

The first Ross in Toledo. This store seems smaller than…read moremost I've been. The great thing about this one is the cleanliness. Everything is orderly and in its place. The door security was so friendly and welcoming to everyone. A smaller selection but you can still find and hunt for great bargains. Check them out.

It was great to have a store to replace the TJ Maxx we lost until, that is, I fell at home and…read morereceived devastating injuries to my legs, both of which were fractured and required surgeries. After 5 months, I am still unable to move without the assistance of a walker. My surgeon said I can expect as long as 1 year for recovery. My complaint is regarding Ross's policy of not allowing shopping carts out of the store. This means I am limited to buying small items that can be carried out of the store while still having both hands free to use my walker. This is a terrible way to treat handicapped customers. I couldn't possibly run away with a shopping cart even if I wanted to. I will drive a little farther and take my business back to TJ Maxx. They know how to treat their handicapped customers.

First off I have to say my first child was born here and the first thing the employees did was tell…read moreme to get that teenager out of the stall and go to the woman's at least. Instead of kicking her out of the men's they MADE her give berth in the open for all to see. The staff did contact the authorities and helped my girlfriend give berth but still not okay.They completely ruined the moment of watching my first child be born. I think I even caught an employee taking a video. 1 star for a reason.

Steinmart offers a wide variety of clothes and other items. The have everything from socks to…read morechocolate all at reasonable prices. They have great gift pieces, business and casual clothes, dishes, and other home goods. I think they are reasonably priced. Everything is organized and the staff is happy to help you.

Can't wait to come back to this boutique this weekend. Years ago I bought rain flats for my entire…read morefamily and we've all worn them for ever. Everything in the store is amazing and I'll post photos once I'm back!

I stopped serval days ago and purchased a paper shade from Devoon on Adams St. that appeared to go…read moreover a normal small based lamp. I could not get it to work properly and returned to Devoon two days later to either see how the shade affixes to a lamp or return it. I had my receipt and explained to the owner, who sold me the shade what the problem was. She said that a base (that she sold and she only had one left) was what was needed to use the shade. I explained I was willing to just return the item and choose something else. At this point she asked "did I have cash and how much?" It just so happens she returns from the back with a base from Ikea that just so happens to have cost her $32. The amount of cash I said I had. I was pretty much forced to purchase the base. Even though she did not state so, the last thing she was willing to do was take back the shade. I will no longer shop at Devoon. I do not like being forced to make an additional purchase of an item to make the first item work. If she would have just let me exchange the shade for any of the many of the items in the store I would have been very satisfied. Now she has lost a customer and of course, I will not recommend that anyone else shop at Devoon.

Took my grandson here for some baseball equipment for his first year of ball. I have not bought…read moreequipment since my son (36) played years ago. After my initial shock on prices, boy have things really changed. I asked a young sales lady if someone could help me and this young man came over. I told him I didn't want junk but I didn't want the Tij Ma Hall either. He was very knowledgeable with advice and helping with our selections which was greatly appreciated.

There is free garage parking near the entrance to the Food Court and the most convenient way to get…read moreto the Apple Store. As I walked through the Food Court area, I noticed a beautiful fireplace that was blazing on a chilly day in late March... it's Ohio! While I didn't stop at any of the Food Court restaurants, (because I was on a mission and short on time), I wanted to share the ambiance of the casual dining section. For reference, the fast-food restaurant selections included S'Barro Italian, a Chick Fil-A, various burger spots, a Chinese and Thai restaurant- among others. Prices appeared typical. People were standing in line to place their orders (kind of self-serve with assistance) and could then choose to dine in the seating area or take it out of the mall. As I mentioned, I didn't dine there but paused to admire the fireplace.