Sought out this establishment with high hopes but immediately became disenchanted the minute we…read morewalked in. The shop was stuffed to the gills with overpriced furniture that made it difficult to navigate. Gentleman owner became irritated with us because we ( according to him ) weren't being specific as to the style of furniture we were looking for. Owner kept raising his voice at us and begrudged us for getting offended at his irritability and impatience. Stay away!

I love the hunt, but with so much stuff stacked on top of other things, this place is just…read moreclaustrophobic. The prices don't match the quality. The staff always acts annoyed that customers are there.

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!

This is the first listing for the 40-year-old mainstay in the community and it's surprising no one…read morehas written about it. I've found so many treasures at Cache. It's open on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 10:30am to 4:30 pm. They are staffed by the wonderful women of the church who are dedicated and kind. It is a refuge for neighborhood people who cannot afford new clothing or things for the home. They sell everything from vintage clothes, to flatware, glasses, artwork, post cards, jewelry, shoes, home and garden items too! The place is a treasure but the best experience about the Cache are the lovely women that run it. Located in the basement of the church

Allen and Bill, the owners were so hospitable and delightful. They encouraged us to try on several…read moreof the garments that we were falling in love with and even took our photos! Actually, they were very excited with just how much we loved taking photos. (These two REALLY understand customer service and how important photography and social media are to the 30-something set) We had a lovely dialogue about how vintage fashion is one of the most delightful interests one could have because it tells so many stories! They offered to watch my friend's dog as we perused the amazing goodies, and even gave us cookies while we were trying on outfits. Thank you SO much fellas, for treating these two hard working women to a wonderful afternoon. You certainly know how to convince a gal to spend her entire paycheck!! Here's our favorite shot, just for you!

If you are in the Shaker Square area, by all means make this a stop. It is especially good this…read moretime of year. They have vintage jewelry, china, silverware and a variety of antiques as well. Vintage Xmas ornaments? Got them. Vintage purses? Got them. Glassware of all eras and designs? Yep! One tip to this store is make sure you get to their basement. Items tend to be reduced or are garage sale finds that may not be that old but that are worth buying. I frequently find leather travel frames and interesting mirrors and boxes in the basement. Parking is plentiful with meters and there are other antique stores on both sides of the street.

This is the treasure hunt you've always been dreaming about. Cool stuff galore here, and the team…read morethat works here helps your visions come true. Doors, tables, chairs, signage, hardware, granite, etc. you name it, they have it. Give it a shot! Ps - dog friendly if your dog is well behaved! Woof!

The place is really cool, filled with great old salvage, and the employees were super welcoming and…read morenice. I am utterly BAFFLED by the prices. Like, to the point that I don't know who the target customer is for this place. Maybe 25% of the prices seemed realistic, but the rest were just laughably steep. I found an old dresser, missing all of its drawers, with major water damage, marked at $250. I'm no stranger to vintage furniture, and that makes zero sense. Fun stuff to look at but pretty unattainable for most people.

Love the new place. Same things spread out and curated…read more So much to see all midcentury treasures. Furniture to smalls. A nice selection albums. Lots of jewelry some vintage wear as well. They need an even bigger place with more parking. You won't find great values but table sets with chairs were very reasonable.

Unique in its presentation and exploration of Americana and its pop culture. Multiple rooms with…read morewell organized antiques and nostalgia that will make you remember, and recall your best memories. They work with you on price if need be and have great service. You can definitely find good values but be ready to spend some time finding some goodies from the past!

Great selection for a reasonable value. I think that this is a must for cleveland-area thrifting.read more

This place is the perfect addition to the Larchmere community! It's a buy, sell, and trade shop…read morethat has a little of everything focusing on fashion (men/ women clothing, footwear, and jewelry). So if you're in the area, this is an awesome place to find your next gem!

What an interesting stop. I'd love to have spent more time here looking through these items and…read moredefinitely plan to in the future. The people are so helpful and knowledgeable about the items here. My partner bought some pharmacy-related items here and said the items were price-friendly.

This is a fun, spooky shop with a little bit of everything. There's always plenty to explore and…read moremarvel at.

I went in to the store during a sidewalk sale event in Hudson in July of 2014. It was a Sunday…read moreduring lunch hour. I was drawn by the unique furniture displayed outside the store(mostly items usually seen on other discounted famous websites). When I walked in, there were 2 sales ladies extremely busy among and only among themselves so that they didn't even recognize me or my two daughters. There was nobody else in the store and the store is tiny. Even after awhile of looking around, they didn't even bother to say "hello may I help you". They didn't say a word. SNOB ALERT. I think the snob alert equated with the inflated price of the items they had in the store. They had a reclaimed wood dining table on sale for 2800.00, which I could have gone to Arhaus for a lot less even when not on sale. I just recently got an email flyer from Arhaus and theirs was around 1000.00 on sale(regular price was around 1500.00). They had some other single chairs that mimicked 70's velvet style fabric and was on sale for around 480.00. I later looked online at one of my favorite online stores and it was around 150.00. Needless to say, I will not be going back to purchase anything. If I did go back, it would probably be just to see how the products looked in real life that I saw online. However, having said that, if you like paying way over a product's value just so you could say you bought it at this store, then you should. Otherwise, shop around online or any other reputable stores and save your money for your children's education or anything else, and do not support inflated snobbery.

I visited MOD eight months ago, in March 2017. Had planned to keep my decorating spending local…read morewith local suppliers and vendors. The business had a NEW OWNER. However, I found the new owner arrogant and not helpful at all. She would not allow fabric samples to be checked out for more than 24 hours, even if you were willing to place a sizable deposit. Nor if you were spending a large amount with her small business. I was really disappointed, and chose never to return to her shop. Her attitude was really bad.