Highly recommend walking through the arcade and it is some of the most sophisticatedly victorian…read morearchitecture we have seen we did not end up staying at the hotel. just visiting the building itself is an experience we recommend when you're in Cleveland. It's free to enter and you can take pictures wherever you want. There are very minimal stores, but there is an ice cream shop. We did not try but it looked good.

As far as architecture and aesthetics go, The Arcade is an easy five stars. The interior is…read morestunning, truly worth a walkthrough to appreciate the arched ceiling, the beautiful atrium that greets you as soon as you walk in. But form didn't bring function along; as a venue, this place is deserted. A few restaurants and shops dot the halls, but it feels like a ghost town. It's a shame this place doesn't have more traffic, it should play a more central role in city life here.

Pavilion Shopping Center is a nice strip mall that currently contains stores (e.g., Giant Eagle…read moregroceries, Michaels, Ross Dress for Less, Big Lots, Petco, Lane Bryant, GNC, and Sally Beauty), restaurants (e.g., City Barbecue, Subway, Bruegger's Bagels, Marco's Pizza, Crumbl Cookies), and service businesses (e.g., Great Clips and Huntington Bank). My husband wanted to visit this shopping center to eat at City Barbecue. We found plenty of parking. We enjoyed the meal. I prefer to shop for women's clothing, but not many stores here offer my size and style.

I'm glad someone posted a picture of the front of the building. There seems to be three different…read moreparking lots for this place? I wasn't sure where to park or which building was the entrance. I got here shortly after 9 AM, so the store really hadn't kicked into gear yet. Customers are starting to come in now. The main entryway you'll find a makeshift shop with Jade and Asian art as well as T-shirts and dishes and jewelry items. For their back to the right, you'll find a random embroidered, colorful wall art and furniture pieces. Up the stairs is a restaurant and some additional gallery or artwork as well. Left in the entryway is the food market. The food market is your usual pungent odor of fish seafood,in tanks, fresh is best.

I'm not sure on this one. I understand that the Town Center is integral to the Asian Festival in…read moreCleveland every year, but when I visited to go to the art gallery, it was dark, and the ceiling leaked, with puddles, plural, in the shared space upstairs, and outside of the second floor restaurant and businesses. The businesses are interesting, and there is parking and a public restroom, but the space itself is a bit tired.

These cakes are straight up delicious. I like the lemon one the most. The icing is so sweet I have…read moreto take half of it off. Kind of expensive though.

I highly recommend this mall outlet. Everything you need in one area and if you go further down…read morethere's more stores and things to do. I love it!

"Great Lakes Mall" as a kid and young adult this was the place to be. It was big and had everything…read moreyou could want. It was always clean and nicely decorated. And perfectly located in Lake County. Unfortunately, most of the malls are gone now. I think there are only 2 or 3 left... and they're struggling. Well today brought back lots of memories... good ones. I realized I really enjoy strolling around the mall environment. I heard malls might be coming back. Gen-Z seems to like them. I really hope so. That would be great. Everybody go visit your local mall. Support them and keep them alive. Someday I'd love to be able to give them a 5 stars.

I went to icing since it's the only one left in the region and they were able to open my belly ring…read morethat I bought a year ago I could not open - I bought a few more navel rings at hot topic and Spencer's with savings deals and coupons. My friend really enjoyed a store across the way called Gio. We stopped at this Asian mart by the restroom and grabbed some snacks. I thought it was expensive... I won't be stopping there again! But she sold bubble tea there.

Reclamation is a consignment shop selling home furnishings, decor, clothing, and jewelry. The store…read moreis very roomy (4,000 square ft to be exact). During my first visit, the shop had a sale that extended to the sidewalk. I stopped in after hearing about this shop's sidewalk sale on IG. Layout: The first floor of the shop is mostly dedicated to men's and women's clothing and home decor (lamps, statues, and furnishings). The basement includes nostalgic items (such as trolls and Disney memorabilia), furniture, and clothes. Be sure to pause on the stairs leading to the basement to take mirror selfies and to shop for funky mirrors. The store is really an eclectic mix of unique pieces (such as African wood carvings), vintage accent pieces (such as funky yellow faux leather chair), and modern clothing (such as dresses from Ross). It's like a flea market meets discount store. Prices: Prices are absolutely all over the place from $20 for a wicker basket to $595 for a vintage chair. Most prices didn't make sense to me in terms of condition and price. Almost all items are clearly marked with the price. I didn't make any purchases after browsing the store for a while since everything seemed pricey or not necessarily matching my style/too outdated. I didn't see any deeply discounted items during the sale. Customer Service: Customer service was pretty friendly and employees social. Although I've noticed a shadow while browsing the store which was unpleasant. Parking: Parking is available at the back of the store, parking lot is shared with nearby businesses. There are also limited number of spots available in front of the store (usually busy on weekends). Events. Check out the store's Instagram for upcoming events such as sales and clothing swaps. I would recommend this store if you want to spruce up your space with unique handmade furnishings or art. Especially when it comes to global accent needs. The store is less appealing for clothes. Most clothing is equivalent of thrift finds at a higher price point.

Such a glamorous boutique! I love the selection and customer service! Plus, it is super easy to…read morepark!

The second WOC location. Pretty much the same offerings as the original location in Chagrin Falls…read moreincluding all the same cool, unique rings, necklaces and earrings. And reasonably priced too. Some items are made by local artists and designers. As far as clothing, there are some really high-end one-of-a-kind pieces as well as affordable items. Something for everyone. The staff is friendly and they will individually assist you in choosing the perfect outfit.

My absolute all time favorite store ever! I can not rave enough about this cute little boutique!…read more The clothing there is un-believable! With winds of change you have a lot of options. From your beautiful one of a kind pieces, to items on the runway, to unique fun and funky jewelry! Anything you purchase from this boutique will be a for sure hit anywhere you go! The staff is absolutely amazing! I'm one to ask a million questions and I never know how to match my awesome items. The staff gives me tons of ideas on what to wear and how to wear it! Every time i go i feel like the staff is personally shopping for me. What girl doesn't want that! They all truly have an eye for fashion and could make any girl become the godess that she truly is! They have recently added a pretty sweet mens line which gives me more reason to go! Aside from shopping for yourself what could be better than bringing that certain man in your life a "just because" gift! If you havent already... Check out this store. You are guaranteed to love it!

I was standing inside La Mocha Cafe with my drip coffee when I learned that it's connected to…read moreUptown Vintage. The only entrance is through La Mocha Essentially, the two are sister businesses. I never heard about Uptown Vintage, but I never say no to vintage adventure. And so, I checked it out. INVENTORY: One small storefront filled with predominantly household goods and furniture. The inventory is probably 1960's to current time. There are a few clothing items - men's jerseys and baseball hats (like Hooters hat). The space is filled with textures like wicker, knits, and ceramics. There are a few unique pieces like African sculptures and few gorgeous vases. Other than that, I found the inventory to be pretty overplayed. The prices were considerably higher compared to other shops in Lakewood and Cleveland. For instance, wicker fish was $60, and emerald velvet bench was $300. The store accepts Afterpay unlike other similar businesses. SERVICE: The service was okay, pretty transactional. I appreciated that help was offered with shopping. PARKING: There is no dedicated parking lot but street and meter parking is aplenty in this part of Lakewood. Stop in if you're in the mood to check out vintage with coffee in hand. The store was not for me due to pricing and me preferring vintage from earlier time periods. Still, I can see how someone can find unique home decor here.

This is a small yet cute vintage store with unique furniture (tables, chairs, desks) and other…read moreitems such as clothing and decor. I visited for the first time in July 2024 when I was next door at the cafe. I was in a rush in the morning so I didn't have time to buy anything but I'll definitely be back. I enjoyed my quick browse of the store. Uptown Finds is owned by the same owner who owns LaMocha Cafe next door so stop on in to the cafe too. There is a small connecting path/door between both businesses so you won't have to go outside to visit Uptown Finds. The owner is super nice and friendly so stop on in and support this local business. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 74/150 total reviews in 2024 - 724 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 21 July 2024