How have I not reviewed this place?…read more I want to say my first visit here was in 2016. At the time I lived in Columbus and was in the Ironton/Portsmouth area to see family and had randomly found this spot when they were located downtown. Over the years I had visited and found some awesome horror items, comics, and vintage toys. It's been a few years since I've been in as I now live 4.5 hours away compared to 2.5, but was in the area on Wednesday. I had stopped in and browsed but finally tried the ice cream. I had a Wookies n Cream shake and my wife had a BB Cake cone. The punny names work well with the shop and the flavors were good. The only strike was the straw for the shake was an Icee straw vs a regular one. Staff was friendly and prices were very fair from toys & comics. Definitely a place I try to visit when I'm in the area.

While I want to give a 5-star shout-out to the lady with red hair for her amazing attitude and…read morewillingness to help, I can't give a full rating because of the overall atmosphere. It's frustrating to walk in and see employees like Carly on their phones instead of assisting customers. The contrast in work ethic is very noticeable. I'd love to visit more often, but the inconsistent service makes it hit-or-miss.

Need a place to buy a gift? This is the place. Smells great with all the candles. Lots of…read moreChristmas supplies. Excellent help and advice on selecting the perfect gift.

When back 'home' in southern Ohio, my mother and I often visit the craft mall to search out their…read moreantique/vintage offerings. When there in November, 2011, we were happily surprised to find many consigned items for very reasonable prices. The variety of antiques covered everything from delicate china to primitive cupboards, from vintage (20+ yrs old) to ancient. I'm not much into actual crafting so can't comment fairly on that section of the mall but do recommend a visit if you'd like to see some great 'old' stuff :)

In Berea you will find all kinds of arts/craft stores, this one is heads above most of the others…read more The items might fetch a bigger price, but I assure you that the quality is there. Beautiful pottery teapots, ornaments and decorative dishes. Exquisitely hand-dyed silk wraps and tunics. Hand-carved wood items and pretty quilts. This place even had a vault door open which made it interesting. After asking, the story was told that it used to be a bank until the man who ran it, took all the money and left town never to be seen again. If you want to buy a pampered gift for a friend or yourself, this is the place to go.

I stumbled upon this place while looking for coffee. It is right in the heart of Berea. It…read morecontains a lot of hand made items and local flare. Anything you can think of that you would want made of wood, sewn, or pottery they have it. It is a well laid out place for great arts and craft items made right here in the great Appalachian area. Perfect shop for a tourist or a local alike. I find this place is a great place to buy unique hand made useful gifts. If you are in Berea and have the time, please stop in and see these folks. I am sure you will find quite a few things that you or your friends can't live without.

This visit was like visiting family…read more I make make pottery. I like to visit other potters. Sarah was the only one on site this day August '22, but welcomed me in and offered me a drink of water. She had a few pieces she was finishing up at the end of her workday, worked as we just chatted. Learning i also worked in clay, she handed me a pinch to play with. (its a potter thing) The studio clay is a rich red. A mostly local clay from the area. The work is outstanding yet humble (like she is) with several color schemes. The place is out in the rural...a rocky drive back and forth up a hill. a great little shop and studio. please visit.

I have been going to Tator Knob Pottery for four years in a row. The owners design and make all the…read morepottery for sale in their store and believe you me, you will be so impressed with the owners. The pottery is not only beautiful it is useful in every day life. I use my soup bowls every week and my vases are used for flowers from my garden all year long. You can watch while pottery is being made. Sarah will sit down and explain the process to you. They will offer you punch and coffee while you are looking at all the pottery for sale. This is a place I always look forward to visiting with my friend. We just spent more money on awesome treasures for our home. Sarah was so hospitable just like an old friend. Plus all the beautiful flowers outside are a joy to behold. Such a nice trip to a site up in the hills of Kentucky. After visiting Sarah go into Berea, to search for more treasures for local artisans as Berea is the art capital of Kentucky.

I have ordered flowers from here on the recommendation of a family member, but had never been…read moreinside! It's fabulous. I was glad they had arrangements in the refrigerator, because it was 4:30 PM when I came in. I found a beautiful arrangement for $50! They deliver locally, but I wanted to hand deliver it to my niece in the hospital. I also bought myself a t-shirt. Win-win! They have beautiful wind chimes & blankets with phrases on them. They have ceramic churches and other gift items! They also had Valentine arrangements for kids up to adults. The staff was very helpful. I will definitely be back!

I absolutely love this store! You walk in and feel the small town vibe. There is a large variety of…read moregifts and the candles are the absolute best. Keep this place in mind for fresh flowers and gifts.

Absolutely love this little gem hidden away in the heart of downtown Winchester…read more I could literally spend a small fortune in this pottery store decorating my home. This store is not like any other, it's not overwhelming with selections. They have just the right amount of color choices and pieces. They have mugs hanging on the wall as soon as you walk in 2/$30. This was my favorite spot. They are all unique in their own way. Various colors, styles and sizes. This is also the home of the "This might be Bourbon" logo on their mugs. They have a nice little selection of Kentucky mugs. T-shirt's and also sale some hand carved wooden pieces from a gentleman out of Berea. If you're interested in making your own or learning they also offer classes. This is definitely a place we will return to for our home and gifts.

This shop is a great addition to downtown Winchester. It is a locally owned and opporated business…read morethat just had their grand opening tonight. The owners Carvel and Ashley have been traveling around Kentucky to different festivals until now. They have an official store front. They have the greatest style and personality in their work. They have a signature color and flare to their pottery. It's more than just functional, it is art. This store is a tribute to their hard work and success. Here you can find anything from gift tags, Christmas ornaments, coffee mugs, bowls, plates, just to name a few. If you can mold it and skulpt it out of clay, you can find it here. They also sell logo wear and the growing popular beard oils and soaps. Impressive. Stop in and see what they have. I think soon they will be teaching classes here as well if I read their Website correctly.

Amazing they are still open. I went in with a vey slim friend and the sales Man was gushing over…read moreher. Note this really is not her thing but it is mine. I was wallpaper to him. I ended up getting a turned wooden miniature rolling pin for use while traveling. He then was offended I would use it actually for cooking, And proceeded to call me a glutton because I'm not slim like my friend. Wow! We were both taken aback ...Amazing ! I'm still offended. I'm overweight but really, it was out of the blue, uncalled for and highly offensive.

I love the quality and variety of art and handmade items they offer in their gallery--paintings,…read moreart photography, woodworking, pottery, cards, jewelry and more. Their prices are really reasonable, too! I love supporting a non-profit organization like this dedicated to support Kentucky artisans. I do most of my gift buying there. In a world of large corporate consumerism, it's nice to know I'm directly supporting the makers of this beautiful work. You know who created each piece. Being a non-profit, you can also support them with donations.

The Gallia County Artisan Market has a wide variety of vendors with amazing products for sale. All…read moreof the products are handmade and are great quality. Most vendors take custom orders too if there is something specific that you'd want.