A beautiful gift shop full of Victorian-inspired gifts, antiques, jewelry, and vintage clothing…read more The proprietress, Sharon, is super nice and has an amazing eye for these things. Sharon even makes a few of the items. The prices are shockingly reasonable all around. I went in today and found several incredible bargains, including some vintage 50s shot glasses, a 60s era camera bag, a few boxes and stationery items, etc. Yes -- I bought way more than I'd expected to, but I couldn't help myself. Unique items you don't find anywhere else at great prices. I also took pictures of the giant chair out front and the "elf village" in back. (And yes, it's OK to sit in the chair!) Cheesy, but fun.

Interesting, varied merchandise at reasonable prices. Fun shop to visit. Never know what you will…read morefind.

What a fun stop! We made the drive to Spangler Candy World as part of a day trip, and it was well…read moreworth it. The visitor center is bright, nostalgic, and full of fun displays celebrating so many classic candies. My husband was definitely in his element. We left with Dum Dums, Bit-O-Honey, Peanut Bunnies, candy wafers... and apparently two T-shirts! The sneak! I only realized the second shirt made it into our bag when I looked at the receipt later. The staff was friendly, everything was clean and well organized, and there were plenty of unique gifts and candy you don't always find in stores. Even if you're not a huge candy person, it's a fun place to visit for the nostalgia and the history. If you're looking for a unique day trip in northwest Ohio, I definitely recommend stopping at Spangler Candy World. We had a great time and would happily visit again.

Driving through this area I spotted this newer attraction and thought it would be fun. Strangely…read morewhen we entered the store /museum no one was there except for two other customers. We looked at some of the displays on their history while waiting to see if a worker would show up so we could watch the factory tour movie. Eventually a very friendly worker appeared from the back and we bought two tickets ($3 each but it should be free) for the 15 minute movie. The 10 mins of the movie that actually showed the production was very good and the pumped in aromas were a fun touch. The rest of the movie was goofy and for the kids. We didn't play any of their video games which were geared to kids. That is their main audience afterall. We did purchase a few bags of goodies but none of their famed dum dums. Barely worth the detour...

This place is a delight…read more I stopped in fully expecting some sort of tacky craft store. Um no. I left with a gorgeous key chain, 3 sweaters, and a coat. This shop has assembled tons of amazing makers, and their stuff ranges from rustic, boho, and even some local school spirit items. I love it! Highly recommend you check it out yourself!

From the owner: A unique little gift shop and clothing boutique. We have a wide variety of handmade items coming…read morefrom 150 plus local vendors. We carry a great line of children's and woman's clothing, Kancan Jeans, jewelry, bows, scrunchies, headbands, Norwex, all natural oils, home decor, baby items, candles, wood flower arrangements, epoxy tumblers, keychains, local sports fan gear, restored furniture, hand painted items, local honey and honey products, and much more. We have everything you never knew you needed!

Exciting place to see Buffalo! Air bnb included in the preserve (extra fees). I never thought…read moreIndiana would have Buffalo but here they are! $14 for adults and $9 for kids 10am under, free 2 and under. 250 bison on 400 acres of land!

Take a trip to this Preserve and see the beautiful bison up close and personal while learning from…read morethe knowledgeable guide about this historical and beautiful animal. I love to explore and this site came up on Yelp when looking for things to do close to Pokagon State Park. It did not disappoint. The facility was a few miles from the Park. It's a short drive from the highway or Angola and just outside of Fremont. Nothing too far. The entrance was well marked and to her to the site you drive down a long graveled lane. There is ample parking just outside the gift shop which connects to a small cafe that serves Buffalo burgers with chips. There are restrooms located close to the parking lot which make it very convenient. A wood chipped walkway leads to the gift shop entrance where tickets can be purchased for a bumpy truck trailer ride into the field. There riders are just feet or inches away from the bison herd. It is evident the staff love their work and the animals they care for and/ or support. From the young, pleasant gentlemen in the gift shop who ran to ensure we didn't miss the last tour, to the cafe attendant who upon request gave free apples to young attendees, to our guide, "Three Paws", who lovingly answered all questions and provided detailed information about the bison. The relationships between everyone was friendly and familial-like. The star of the show; however, are the bison. Getting to see this once endangered animals up close and personal is rare. Knowing the part they played in history took me back to a time long ago. It is obvious the owner recognizes their importance and is doing his part to preserve it. Kudos to him and his staff. Please help support this cause by visiting.

After my husbsnd passed I stopped in unannouced. Got right in to see Freda. She said I needed…read morehealing, there were too many around me, all talking at once. I thought Oh well...entertainment. Before I left she said I see you painting his face. I laughed at her, told her I dont paint. A few days later....for my birthday.....I was given a paint by number set. It was of a picture of my husband & I before we married.......She was correct. I PAINTED HIS FACE!

My wife and I had been driving by Angela's shop for years, always saying how we need to visit some…read moretime. Not sure what finally nudged us to go but I don't regret it at all. As I am just beginning my metaphysical journey Angela, and everyone that I have interacted with, has been very kind in answering questions that I have and holding space for me to move at my own speed. If you have ever wondered what the shop is like, ever felt a nudge of your own to stop by, please do so. You won't regret it. And you won't find a better selection of crystals in Northwest Ohio.

I'm far from an expert on gift shops, but I'll put my two cents in on this one based on my…read moreobservations and my wife's comments. This diminutive spot adjacent to the Blissfield Antique Mall gives a nice impression upon entering. It's well done and has some unusual selections. This last observation then segues into my wife's comments that she relayed to me after talking with the owner. She (the owner) opened this shop because the craft show activity in the area has been greatly mitigated due to issues related to COVID. This establishment gives local crafters an outlet for their wares, and there are one-of-a-kind offerings that can be found throughout. My wife bought a beautifully decorated birdhouse for a steal (barely above the price of the materials). If you're looking for an unusual gift, this is a terrific place to look for one.

I love this place! It is NOT just a floral shop. It is so much more. They have beautiful home…read moredecorations, jewelry and scarves, gift items, comforting memorial pieces, cemetery saddles, to just name a few, and they are so creative in all that is made. The silks are the most real looking silks I have ever seen!

I called Weeping Willow from CA to put together a planter for my sister's birthday. Long distance…read moreorders can be unpredictable, but I was impressed with the integrity and customer service of this business. Weeping Willow went above and beyond to make the planter unique and beautiful. My sister loved what they put together and I highly recommend this business to anyone looking for quality arrangements.