I can't say enough good things about this place! The owners are so kind and helpful! They travel to…read moreItaly every year to hand pick the goods you see in this store!! My favorite thing to do is stop in here during feast of the assumption with my aunt every year... and then a few months later buy her a gift for Christmas from here!! This is such a treat we have here in Cleveland and I cannot recommend this place enough!! Just beautiful pieces of art we can use and share with our family!!! I could spend hours in the place finding the perfect gift or set to use! Everything is the best quality so it is hard to pick... but let me tell you... every penny you spend is worth the value you get out of these products!! Can't wait to come back and see what is new!! See you so soon!

Wonderful store. Pleasant atmosphere with beautiful Italian music playing (good window shopping…read morekind of place as majority of the things aren't inexpensive). They have a lot of Italian kitchen things, hand painted dishes, and I especially love their Christmas collection. I got a hand carved, wooden nativity (which is made in northern Italy). The shop owner is incredibly friendly and helpful.

Bolt & Spool is a magical emporium of sewing and thread-art treasures nestled in the lovely Little…read moreItaly. My family and I happened upon this shop on a previous trip and, peeking through the windows adoringly at all the lovely fabrics and baubles, made a note to return. We finally got our chance to visit a couple weeks ago and were absolutely delighted by the selection of fabrics and notions. They have many contemporary fine fabric designers and styles from which to choose in addition to high quality threads and various notions you may need for different projects from garment construction to quilting to other household crafts. They stock quite a bit of Liberty of London fabrics, high-end cottons that feel like buttery silk, which would make for some dreamy apparel, as well as many contemporary and fun designs in all sorts of bolts and rolls. Their independent patterns selection was also awesome with an entire wall for garment-project inspiration from Deer & Doe, Colette, Cashmerette, Closet Case, Grainline Studio, Liesl + Co, Megan Nielsen, Merchant & Mills, and others. I was instantly inspired to get my sewing machine running again in hopes of finishing some projects I'd already planned along with new ones catalyzed by this shopping trip. They also feature some sewing craft kits; embroidery and stitch art kits, supplies and hoops; and a selection of yarns and such for the crochet and yarn enthusiasts. I only wish I were closer to the store (or that it was closer to me) so that I could visit more frequently and perhaps also attend some classes. As it was, I left with some beautiful fabric including a discounted remnant of the lovely Liberty cotton and a new t-shirt pattern I'm looking forward to trying my hand at. I hope to return for more patterns, fabrics, and perhaps find a project in which to incorporate some of that lovely ribbon by which I was absolutely mesmerized. Just when you think it can't get any better than having some new raw materials and a dream of a garment to take form, they wrap up your purchase in paper and tie it with string!

Ohmigosh - how did I not find this place before? It's like a mini Mood Fabrics. The most gorgeous,…read morehigh-end quality fabrics. If you like to sew (clothing, quilting) It is definitely worth the trip.

Great customer service! Patti went above and beyond to fix my mom's snap bracelet and send it back…read moreto me. We are from out of state and I bought my mom this bracelet last year and got her more buttons when I was in Cleveland for our son's college graduation in May. I didn't realize my mom's bracelet was damaged until I returned back home. The bracelet looks amazing now and my mom is very excited to wear it again!!

I was in the store on Columbus Day. It is very cramped and many of the handmade items are very…read moretacky but I continued to patronize the store. Two ladies were working on October 9th and were incredibly rude to my son who attempted to engage them in conversation. I will no longer support this business and will take every opportunity to tell people about my experience here. These ladies should be ashamed of themselves.

PROS: good variety, nice prices, sweet ladies running this, loads of parking, inside nice looking…read morechurch CONS: the hours and days aren't that good OVERALL: if you come on the days they're open I'm sure you'll like it. But make sure you look up their hours

To update the lone user who has reviewed this place:…read more It looks like they are only open on Tuesdays 10-4pm now, per their website. I went here for the first time today and loved it. Prices are much more reasonable than Goodwill. Their clothing selection was modest, but I still found some great deals (sweaters for $2-$3.50, an antique cruet for $2.50). The ladies at the check-out desk were very kind. Heads up, it's cash only (plus tax), so keep that in mind when you visit. I also quietly walked through the church's sanctuary to admire the architecture after they had finished a sermon. I am not religious, but you don't have to be in order to appreciate it's beauty. If you decide to take a look during your visit, please be respectful!

We went to see music recital for Samantha Wilson. The Cleveland Institute of Music hosts regular…read morefree recitals by both students and faculty. The building is large, containing its own several concert halls. The recital hall was gorgeous and provided lovely acoustics. Samantha, was spectacular. Her talent level simply amazing. We will definitely be back to see more recitals.

This university was attached to CWRU and had a great 5 year dual degree program that allowed…read moremusicians to double major in something offered at Case Western. CIM has split from CWRU, cancelling this program and they do this 2 weeks before the school year starts. 2 weeks notice for new students who found out their degree program doesn't exist anymore, forcing them to give up one of their passions or find a new school in 2 WEEKS. 2 weeks notice for those already in the program who have one year until graduation. 2 weeks. That's the kind of thing you tell your students at LEAST a year ahead of time so new applicants are aware and don't waste their time applying to a university that will cancel their program with 2 weeks notice. What the hell?! I downloaded yelp just to write this review because this is some bull

MOIO is a touch of sophistication (new boutique) in the historic Cedar Fairmount district in…read moreCleveland Heights. I walked into this space, gasped, and said to the owner - "This is the best thing to ever happen to this space!" This retail space had so many stories and looks from being a boutique to being a photo studio to this new refined era. It feels like whispering a secret sharing this review because the boutique just opened and is intentionally not advertised. Even people in the neighborhood haven't all found it but you just did. Ambiance: High ceilings, chic exposed concrete look, neutral drapes, expert staging, and ritzy feel. You instantly feel transported to SoHo (maybe Rick Owens concrete minimalism space). Locally I can only compare it to the stark elegance of RH (Restoration Hardware). It's really a marriage of a boutique and gallery. There is a lounge area with couches and chairs for you to unwind while making purchasing decisions. The fitting room has a huge stunning mirror to evaluate your fit. It's simply gorgeous. Merchandise: As you enter the boutique you'll find men's merchandise to your left and women's merchandise to your right. Women's sizes go up to L. Some of the brands that can be found in the store are Silk laundry, Mijeong park Marle, and St Agni. The clothing is well curated with pleasant feeling fabrics - silks and soft fabrics. The owner suggested considering unisex look and checking out the men's collection. You can certainly find a dress for your night out in Cedar Fairmount. Clothing is around $100-200 at least based on the tags I've looked at. There are a few jewelry pieces and accessories in store. Home decor is on the shelf in the center of the store and few items are strategically placed around the store. You'll find ceramics, the thinned glass, vases, candles, and more. Most articles are worthy of display in your home. Art coffee books are also scattered around the space like Auguste Rodin's art. Most artifacts have little stories about their exclusivity and European origin. You'll find plenty of distinct pieces to spoil yourself or other people in your life. They are pricey but every object seems well curated, high quality, and hard to find elsewhere in the wild. Service: The owner is very friendly and introduces you to the space. Beverages are offered to customers. The guests look like they're from the pages of Vogue. I definitely should have dressed up to shop here. Neighborhood: The neighborhood where the boutique is located is known for its dining and new-ish wine shop. All are within walking distance in the same commercial district. I loved the lavish feel of this boutique. I love well executed interior design, which is clearly seen here. Personally, I wear plus size so no clothing was for me. If it was, I'd be all over neutral silky dresses and blouses. I hope to visit this boutique and shop here for home decor in the future.

Such a beautiful shop!!!! Like unbelievably beautiful design!…read more Great selection of cool clothes, accessories, and home goods from all over the world -- Japan, Denmark, and more :) And really friendly, amazingly talented owners. Can't wait to be back!!!