I love this place! I had been driving by it for a while, and finally made a point to stop in! They…read morehave plenty of one of a kind items up for sale!! And it seems as if they've also partnered with some fair trade companies for some of their stock- which is so cool!! There is a ton of inventory, the owner definitely makes the most of the space! It even smells fantastic in the store!! I think it would be one of those places where you never know what you are going to find... I brought my 3 year old daughter in with me, and the lady working gave her a maraca!! She could tell my little one was getting a little uninterested in me looking around and I guess she ended up with only one maraca, but my daughter loved it. She has been making "music" and telling me that she can't wait to go back either! It's the little things about locally owned shops that really separate them from chains. That was such a nice gesture and so generous of her!

Lots of cool old stuff if you're into that. I found a large blow mold Frosty the Snowman for my…read morebuddy's wife, some cool corn buttering spoons and a brand new fishing creel. The prices aren't too crazy either. The lady that owns the place is pretty friendly and doesn't try to follow you around while you're looking. The space is jammed tight with stuff. I wouldn't bring any small children or pets. The space isn't suitable for a wheelchair or walker either. You really have to twist around to make a circuit of the room but that's part of the fun.

I needed an entire wedding outfit in 2.5 hours...so I walked into Moonstruck Vintage and walked out…read morewith just that for $30. Where else is that possible? Certainly not any secondhand store in New York City, that's for sure. I'd flown to Cleveland without formalwear and trusted I'd find a boutique or department store near my hotel. I stumbled upon Moonstruck and immediately found a stunning key lime green dress on clearance for $10. The shoes and earrings amounted to $20. My fellow guests were *shocked* that I'd thrifted the entire thing. I also found a pair of strappy Anne Klein heels for $45. It's a tiny spot with a bathroom slash makeshift dressing room, but the deals were astounding. They have men's, women's and children's clothing, jewelry, accessories and a range of home goods, art and knick-knacks. Moonstruck is an unassuming gem that seriously enhanced my visit!

I think it's got the right idea, but it doesn't have the right execution. There wasn't enough…read morevintage to call it a vintage shop, and there was enough knickknacks upfront so much so that you could call the place in gift shop to four you could call the place a vintage shop. If I were in the area again, I don't think that I would visit the second time. And I wouldn't recommend visiting our first if you are interested in a Vintage shop, chock-full of vintage and stocked with a lot of styles and options.

Past Meets Present is a small boutique in Chagrin Falls. You can find eclectic items. You'll be…read moregreeted with a friendly smile & told to explore. The selection of merchandise is different from regular boutiques. There unique items are not seen elsewhere.

Past Meets Present is a very organized, clean, and unique store filled with antique items for the…read morehome. The inventory in the store is varied from furniture, clothing, hair clips (claw clips), greeting cards, etc. The price point is high but the quality of the items appears good. I visited on a Saturday in early October 2026 while taking a stroll in downtown Chagrin Falls after a Mahjong lesson. I stumbled into the store and decided to browse through it. Customer service was good as I was greeted when I entered and asked if I needed help. While I didn't buy anything, I had a pleasant visit at Past Meets Present. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 195/250 total reviews in 2026 - 1036 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 29 October 2026

I have bought records here, bought equipment, and have had high end gear serviced here. Never once…read morean issue. Dave is as solid as they come. He stands by his products, he turns around his service repairs quickly and he knows his stuff. Amazing used selection of vinyl, and some great new stuff too. I can't walk out of here without a giant stack of wax. The back area of the store has fully refurbished audio equipment where you can find some great deals. All serviced by Dave himself. I have purchased at least 3 turntables from that back wall, and felt comfortable handing them off to someone else after I upgraded again. I had a Nikko receiver serviced most recently. It had some issues but this is the receiver my old man used to listen to the ball games on when I was a kid growing up. It's not some top of the line tube amp, but for me this was about the memories of that old blue light receivers warm glow and that crackle and pop of the vinyl. I got to listen to the Tribe in the playoffs on that thing this year, they unfortunately lost to the damn Yankees, just like my pop would have done back in the 70's when that Nikko was new out of the box. Except the Indians sucked in the 70's, but the receiver regardless of Indians wins and losses is the real winner. What I am trying to say is Vinyl Groove is the best in the area for servicing vintage audio equipment. Nikko to McIntosh every piece of equipment matters to someone and Dave is the best in the area to bring back old audio equipment and old memories.

Would definitely not recommend ordering from them. I placed…read morean order in July that contained 3 pre orders and one in stock record. I received all 3 of my preorders in September but never received the 4th album. I emailed about the missing record on Sept 21st. I received a response the same day that claimed it would ship out soon. I reached out again Oct 13th because I still hadn't received it or gotten any update on my order. I did receive a response the next day telling me that the title had actually been delayed and they would let me know when they received the new release date. The issue with that is the missing item was released in 2022. It wasn't a pre order. I responded saying that and never heard anything back. I reached out again on Oct 18th and finally just asked for a refund. No response. It took me commenting on every post of theirs to finally actually receive a refund today, Oct 23rd. I'm assuming there was a mix up and the record I purchased was accidentally sold. I get it, things happen. While not ideal, if they had communicated and been transparent about what happened and just issued me a refund I would've understood. Instead I was given the runaround and then just completely ignored. Then they responded to my review calling me childish- even though the only reason I was ever refunded finally was bc I started commenting on social media. I tried going through the proper channels via email and was ignored ‍

I've been coming for 40 years. One of my favorite stops in Cleveland . They used to have more…read morecollectibles. Seems like they have tons of vintage clothing now. They have a nice larger selection of records. I never leave without grabbing a couple at great prices. A nice mid century vibe with interesting characters.

I visited Sweet Lorain thrift store in mid-August 2026 from the recommendation of my Russian friend…read moreto try to sell my mom's fancy old hats (hats to wear to a party, a horse race, a British high tea event, etc). The owner, Redwin, stated that he couldn't buy my mom's hats because he prefers much older hats and he already has a 7,000 collection of hats (WOW!) which is fair, so I wasn't mad about it. Not every store can accept items to sell. I saw the store's hat collection and it's a LARGE collection. TOO MUCH INVENTORY (in my opinion) -- Everything is crammed in this store. I browsed around the store before I left and I was amazed as to how much inventory is in here. I even commented on the inventory and the owner stated that he has no real method of keeping track of everything which is a bit concerning. While the owner is really nice, the store is too packed with MANY items. The experience walking in feels a bit overwhelming especially because some parts of the store are not neat. It is even hard to walk through the store as some of the spaces between racks are tight. I'm sorry to say but this store looks like a junk yard with some very old and used items. MY PURCHASE -- I bought a white cotton hat plus earrings. The hat cost around $25 and the earrings were around $14. I realized later that these were slightly overpriced. When I got home, I noticed a stain on my hat and I also noticed that one piece of the earring is a bit flimsy (loose). I'll try to remove the stain off of my cotton hat but it looks pretty permanent which isn't ideal but it is a nice hat. The store sells clothing (tops, pants, jackets, dresses, sweaters), cups/mugs, hats, and other random things. Many items don't look new so I'm assuming some are used items. I prefer an organized store where the racks are not overflowing with items and where items aren't very old (some look like used items) so I probably won't be back. If you like thrift and vintage stores then feel free to visit Sweet Lorain at your own leisure. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 178/250 total reviews in 2026 - 1019 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 31 August 2026

Avalon Exchange is a consignment shop in Hingetown. Their second location is in the Coventry…read moreneighborhood. Both neighborhoods are pretty eclectic adding the perfect backdrop to this shop. This was my first spontaneous visit to Avalon to see what treasure may await me. AMBIANCE: The perfect marriage of thrift and vintage with designer finds. The store is divided into men's and women's apparel. Designer finds are neatly organized at the entrance. Don't expect to find thrift store chaos here, everything is neatly filed into sizes. INVENTORY: Apparel, accessories, designer purses, and lots of shoes! You won't find home goods or decor here. You will find way beyond the online shop inventory. You can easily build a fashionable outfit here for you next night on the town - Hingetown and beyond! I was most drawn to the furs and lingerie-type dresses at this shop. Oh, and men's shoes, so many of them! Prices start at $3 in the sales bucket. I saw reasonably priced dresses well under $15. SERVICE: The store staff all welcomed me in. It was a very pleasant experience. I also witnessed them engaging in friendly conversations with other customers. I did not purchase anything due to the store carrying a very limited plus size inventory. It's a well set expectation at most thrift and vintage shops due to procurement difficulties. There were probably five pieces labeled XXL that looked smaller than their size. I wear between XXL and 3X, so they just wouldn't work for my body type. Nonetheless, I was impressed with the selection of purses and will continue checking out this store for those items.

The service was amazing. I was greeted at entry. And helped when I asked questions. The workers…read morewere very respectful and polite. Zowie helped me the most. And she was very helpful. There is a very wide variety of clothes to select from. And the overall pricing is reasonable and good.

I absolutely LOVE Avalon. I can't tell you how many times I've found extremely great quality…read morethreads for extremely low prices. For example, some amazing items I've found include: - Aldo high-heel ankle boots - originally $120, Avalon $18 - Zara white leather sneakers - originally $140, Avalon $30 Other finds include Adidas sneakers, genuine leather purses, and formal dresses - all in great shape, all for less than $30. Avalon really prides itself on getting pieces that are high end and still in good shape, which gives you the peace of mind of having high-quality clothes while being eco-conscious and budget-conscious. I also love the location - I live in Cleveland Heights, so it's super convenient to get to, and you can park on the side street right next to the shop, so you don't have to worry about walking too far if it's cold outside. All this being said, I've never tried to sell clothes at Avalon, so I don't know what that experience is like. I would imagine they're fairly picky, so they might not actually take your clothes unless they're a really nice brand and still in great condition, but I can only speculate at this point.

KEEP YOUR STUFF!! They took deadstock airforces for $12 nd said they'd have to charge $120 to…read moreeveryone for me to get more for them when they don't even retail for 120 smh.

Interesting building in an old industrial area, but use your GPS. We drove right past and to the…read moreend of the street. Three floors of mid-century, heavy on furniture. Main floor is for the ready-to-go, cleaned up items. Basement and 3rd floors are for the rougher, unrestored MCM pieces, basement is a bit damp. They offer upholstery services. The sign above their desk saying to respect their prices was odd, but that is their policy. Selection is great... but this is really retail. If you want a deal, you need to put in the time doing the hard work of finding this stuff, in the wild, yourself. They do offer selection and worth checking out for comparisons if nothing else... you might find the perfect item here for your modern self.

If you're obsessed with mid-century design, Main Street Modern is that rare gem you keep coming…read moreback to. I literally have a "MSM wish list" on my phone because their finds are that good--thoughtful curation, iconic pieces alongside sleeper hits, and everything photographed so cleanly you can picture it in your space instantly. This is a great store! - Kashew team

Nice, clean resale shop. All monies go to the Habitat house building projects. I was here to…read morevolunteer again with a group. We priced hundreds of cabinet knobs and checked donated lighting. Then we went out to the floor and straightened up the home improvement area. If you want something that you don't see ask someone. It may be in the back where extra items are waiting to come out. Different was the room for housewares with plenty of space. Brand new items are all bedding and rugs. There is a paint section with brushes and supplies. All paint cans are new and unopened. Manager Bob was very helpful and informative. We'll definitely do this again.

I visited this location and much preferred it to the larger, more expensive Restore located on…read more110th St. The North Randall store is much smaller but unlike 110th St. North Randall had a good inventory of used doors at a fair price. The lady working the main desk was very nice and I appreciated her going out of her way to say hello and smile. Prices are much better at this location and they also had a lot of used furniture. I don't remember if I bought anything aside from a few used doors; I may return when I'm back in the area.