Went in for a specific item and was told they had none and had been out for hours. I spoke to two…read morefriends, one of which had purchased one an hour before I went in and was told there were six left, and another who bought one an hour after I left. So, whether I was lied to or the employee was too lazy to check stock, it was not worth the trip.

I've been going here for years, and every single time I go it's an amazing experience. Everyone who…read moreworks here is so helpful and kind, always ready to help you find whatever you need or answer any questions you may have. I genuinely love this store so much. Thank you, Off The Wagon, for being the location for so many hang outs, and for fueling my questionable financial decisions of buying yet another plushie.

Amazing service, workers are super kind and helpful. The selection available is incredible and if…read moreyou can't find something you can ask the workers and they'll have it ordered for you! Amazing pricing, everything available is super well priced. Parking was hard to find but after asking the workers inside, they stated that customers can park in either the building directly next door or the back area, while having a sign stating otherwise, customers can indeed park there. Definitely going to visit again soon!

I wanted to stop in the shop during my lunch hour; however, there is no place to park. There is…read moreparking in the back of the shop but that is reserved for the apartment tenants. It is a nice location, but there is no public parking.

Oh, how I needed this visit to this hippie mecca(should I capitalize that?). Been feeling very…read moreanti-Ohio of late. All my "friends" have moved away, I hate my job and stupid LeTraitor is back. Never been more tempted to pack it up and leave in my life. As a lifelong resident of northeast Ohio, I've had my fill. Everything cool from my 20's is gone. Good college radio, the Ghoul, and oh yeah, the Quonset Huts in Parma and Akron. But there survives a shred of that former coolness. And it sits unassumingly on Cleveland road in Canton. Dog and I set out down the highway in search of adventure. Ended up in Alliance/Mount Union. Uhhhhh, not great. But I remembered that the last standing Quonset(maybe the original, not sure) was nearby. I went to the Parma spot ALOT. It had everything. Records, incense, posters, clothes, curios and yeah pipes. It always felt like a California hippie refuge from the gruesome rust coated hell of Cleveland for me. Sure, there were other headshops. But they all seemed fake. This one had such an authentic west coast 60's vibe to it. Needless to say, when it closed I was pretty bummed man. I was happiest in life in my early 20's. No bills, friends all around, adventures to be had. In my mid to late 30's I see nothing but boredom and isolation. Being in a space that even remotely recaptured that magical time was heartwarming. I felt 20 again. Even without my patented long hair. I snatched up loads of incense, an eastern trinket, and a last minute purchase, a Q hut sticker. Didn't go downstairs to browse the pipes as I don't partake. Weird, huh? It struck me funny how half the country is legalizing pot, but in Ohio you have to be 18 to look at glass. We've always been five steps behind the rest of the universe. Hence my desire to pack up and leave. Whatever. It was a sight for sore eyes. The records are gone, but that's ok. Though I did buy some of my most killer vinyl at the old shops. It was a little piece of Haight Ashbury that renewed my old carefree self. Thank you Quonset employees and owner for keeping that amazing 60's spirit alive some 50 years after the fact. I love you.

Ladies, how do you feel about a man who punches women? Well, if you enjoy that sort of thing, give…read morethem business. Their employee punched a female customer. Real manly of him! That's not the kind of people I would do business with if that's the quality of person they employ!

Three years later, and I am still a big fan of Jenks! I love the creative styling and the vintage…read moreitems featured here. The main level has been redone as a coffee shop with ample seating areas, and it was full of customers on a Thursday afternoon working on laptops and meeting with friends. My green tea latte was delicious. The lower level is still a gallery space with a bold mix of artwork for sale. The high-quality Pendleton blankets have moved upstairs along with a vintage clothing room. They have a resident photographer and multiple event spaces available. Why run one small business when you put multiple offerings into one historic building?? I look forward to drinking a beer and listening to live music in the back when the weather warms up.

usually always enjoy ourselves here, but last night on Saturday the place was closed, sort of…read more.. Very confusing as to what was going on. We stopped in to show off what we think is a local treasure to some friends. Parts of the building were open, but most of it was closed, buttoned up tight on a Saturday night.

This shop has been around for a few years, so I was shocked it didn't have a Yelp listing yet…read more This shop is a beautifully curated collection of loose leaf teas, herbal tinctures, unique and beautiful gift items, jams by Market Fresh Jam Co, local honey and so much more. It is definitely worth stopping in and browsing. Plus, the owner is incredibly helpful and friendly!

Great selection of books and great customer service. Great value. I felt like I went back in time…read morewhen there were still family owned book stores. They know books!

The service is great! I also like the selection, it's crazy but it's a good crazy. I also like the…read morefact that they carry jigsaw puzzles, which I absolutely love.

How am I just finding out about this place now??? Really great retro stuff that's just too much to…read morelist. Very very reasonably priced w everything. It's an actual house they converted into a store. So many rooms themed. Retro video games. Retro dvd and vhs tapes. They have a big sports themed room w tons of old school Browns and Indians items. This place is definitely worth the trip to Akron. Staff was very nice and answered questions. I want that Chief Wahoo neon but sadly it's not working

Awesome little hidden gem! Large selection of vinyls, CDs, cassettes, video games, memorabilia,…read moredecor & more. Some vinyls seem to be priced high compared to other 2nd hand places I've been, however large selection of vinyls anywhere from $2-$10! Can't wait to stop back.

One of our favorite spots for Mother's Day gift ideas is Root Candle in Medina! This family owned…read morespot has been a local favorite for over 150 years, featuring a wide variety of candles in different scents, colors, wicks, sizes and shapes, home decor and unique gifts! We love supporting small local businesses! So many options to choose from, we ended up spending an hour perusing all the different areas in the store! My favorite scent from the summer collection was the Citron & Bergamot candle! They also have a large sale section I recommend checking out with very affordable prices! The ladies at the check out desk were so friendly and made sure to wrap each item carefully! Plenty of parking available! We will absolutely be back!

Beautifully displayed candles, pillows, gadgets and gifts for everyone…read more Very efficient check out. I could spend a lot of time and money in this place. Lots of parking.