I've been meaning to get here for awhile and I'm glad I finally did…read more Everyone was very nice and friendly. They have a huge selection of fabric and it'd sorted by brand. They also carry babylock machines. This is a store I plan to visit again.

Everyone was fun and friendly. We drove back 45 minutes and they stayed late to accommodate our…read moreneed. Dennis was much fun and helpful. I highly recommend this business! If you're going to Millersburg, OH or Coshocton, OH, put this on the list!

A respected vintage clothier serving the city of Mansfield since 1961 , the shop features high end…read moreclothing for both men and women featuring the latest styles and fashions . The gregarious Mr Nash brings a plethora of Fashion knowledge to his customer base , offering Ivy League style suits , and a variety of hats , shoes shirts and accompanying niceties in wool , cashmere , silk and camel hair fabrics . Don himself is the resident mannequin , showcasing His fine apparel by personally wearing a variety of Tasteful outfits as he goes about his daily routine Dressed to the nines ! His knowledge of fine materials and enthusiasm in purveying them is a positive highlight in his interactions with customers , both old and new . He has impeccable taste in selecting just the right outfit to compliment each persons individual look. Mansfield is fortunate to have a shop similar to What one might find in New York City conveniently located in its own hometown , just a few steps away from its central business district . My rating .... an enthusiastic 5 stars out of five ! One will never go wrong placing themselves in the Capable hands of Don Nash Clothiers !

I recently had six shirts tailored at Don Nash Limited. The shirts were ready in a timely manner…read moreand I was beyond thrilled with the results. Very pleasant seamstress!

Amazing store and people. It's currently expanding and is going to have much more on the property…read more One of our favorite places in Ohio. We love the pretzels and especially the hot pepper cream cheese dip.

Driving back from seeing the covered bridge, we saw the sign for Weaver's Furniture, bakery, and…read morepetting zoo. Between the bakery and the petting zoo, my granddaughter insisted we stop. I am glad we did. When we walked in we were not treated like customers, the staff all treated us like old friends that had not visited in far too long. Soon we were chatting just like old friends. The furniture is amazing, the quality is first class with reasonable prices. I was impressed with all of items. The bakery has many wonderful smells and the pretzels were to die for. the petting zoo is under the store (the building is a converted barn on a hillside) my granddaughter loved all the animals. If you are in the area, you should stop, I think you will be glad you did.

They are the best hardware I've ever been in. They always have what you need and the advice needed…read moreto complete the task at hand. Everyone is always friendly and willing to help you out. The Rustik Market is a great addition to the hardware.

This is such a great store! You can really see the Joanna Gaines inspiration. I saw so many great…read moreideas. Shop local!!

Wonderful customer service, such a cute store! I was able to pick up a gift for my mom today…read more(locally sourced spa cream) while hiding from a house full of teenagers. Next time I'll have them tag along

I think the potholes in the parking lot prepares you for this mall. It is dying…read more We came at 2 pm on a Sunday. The food court had 2 people, that hallway and the main hallway had 10 people that I could see. The 2 of us, the 2 in the food court, a mom, Dad and little kid, a janitor and 2 more barely visible. Most stores were closed or empty. Pennys was open but I dont like Pennys. If you have your heart set on a particular store, I would call in advance. We were going to Bath and Body Works. I was worried but it was open. Oh there was a small live band playing their heart out near the food court. They were decent but I felt bad for them. The mall was empty. No one was there to enjoy them. The mall itself was clean. But at 2pm on a Sunday, a prime shopping time, at least 40% of stores were closed for the day. I remember back in the day when Kauffmann's and Macy's were there and still took pride in their store, this mall was bustling. Not anymore. It is sad.

I feel like I'm in the dying malls of America Tours some days. Richland Mall is one of those places…read morethat probably shined when it was new to the community. There is only one anchor left of the four it had when it opened. Lazarus has become a hospital. About half of the mall is now hospital. It's an interesting concept. There is a JC Penney open; granted in a reduced footprint. There is less than one corridor of mall left. There are two others that are barren storefronts. Worth a check back to see how long this incarnation survives.

You can spend hours in this record store... amazing! I was asked if I needed any help but I replied…read more"this is the best way to find something is by searching through the albums, pure nirvana!"

Found this record store a few months back. Huge selection, fair prices, great staff…read more Open Thursday-Saturday, also have a location in Indiana. They carry everything from vinyl to posters. Great mix of soundtracks, metal, and classic rock records. You can easily spend all day here going through the stacks.