Carol was absolutely amazing! She made shopping a great and friendly experience and was extremely…read moreknowledgeable. Classy, Sassy and Chic! I'll definitely be a return customer!

I am not sure if this shop is new, but it's a great little addition to uptown Westerville shopping…read more They have mens and womens clothing, jewelry, bags, and all kinds of cool gift items (candles, notecards etc). I found a birthday gift for a friend, and saw a few "gifts" for myself but left them in the store. A reason to return another time.

Candles, clothes, cute furniture in downtown Delaware. This quaint shop is fun to peruse and see…read moreall the little knick knacks. There are a lot of gift type items in the store. The candles and lotions all smell wonderful. It is hard to pick just one scent!

This is the first TJ Maxx I've ever visited and I am digging this place. I primarily came here to…read morelook for "grandma's secret stuff" recommended by my wife and I ended up spending an hour here almost buying a bunch of home decor items and to get my house ready for the fall season. Great selection of everything, not the best guy shoes or apparel but they had great accessories. Definite recommend!

So last weekend I went shopping with my bestie and bought this purse. I loved it paid $40.00. Price…read morewas cool I loved the purse. Went out to leave and decided to use it. Put all my stuff in it and walked around my car and noticed the handle was hanging. I put my stuff in my old purse and threw it in the back of my car to return it later. I have a receipt. They never asked. But miss boss made decision to not take my return. I will NEVER GO BACK! Had to edit. I walked out so pissed with out it. When I realized it I walked back in they were tagging it to put it back on the floor. I did get my purse back!

As the Walmart saga continues to suck the life out of this 'ville, Sharffs is one of the few local…read morebusinesses that has continued to do well. They carry mostly women's clothing with a little bit of men's in the back. They have surprisingly good deals on high quality clothing, and sometimes you can find awesome jewelry or purses here. They definitely cater to an older crowd (I'd say the 40-something-ladies of Roundtown are the prime target), but as a young female (even when I was in high school) I have always been able to find something here. And if Buckeye or pumpkin garb is your thing, look no further. Family-owned means they're extra forgiving -- like when you take 3 months to return that sweater that just never fit right and you don't have the receipt. :) Parking is on-street or in the tiny, free lot right behind the store in the alley.

Lovely home, gift, and clothing store. Wish it was in my neighborhood. I have visited several times…read morenow. It is chock full of unique gifts of all kind and clothing for women, men, and children. It also has a wide selection of all sorts of home goods. If you need a gift or something new to inspire and add to your home, this is the place. Whenever in Granville, I stop in. Just be sure to check the store hours.

I love this gift store. My second time shopping here. The store has three floors of gifts and…read moredecor, clothing, misc. and family owned as well. Has a little bit of everything. I bought some bird feed shaped as an owl for gift for my dad. It was a great way to spend an hour of our time while in Granville.

This is hidden gem of a boutique store in Ashland. I bought the cutest top and get so many…read morecompliments on it.

From the owner: Products Brands include: Ark & Co, San Joy, Lac Bleu, Luxe,…read moreJust Me, Bitamina, Pink Owl, Banjul, Cecico, Maniju, My LAnd, Alt. B, In Style & many more!

Stopped in because Sweetie has moxie, and it's one of her nicknames. Have you ever had Moxie soda?…read more Anyway, it's a little clothing boutique. Not my thing, but there were some amusing t-shirts, etc. Lots of hip clothes, purses, etc. Not very Amish, but fun. Seemed a little pricey, but what do I know?

Love this store. Love my annual trip here wish it was closer so I could come more often. The ladies…read moreare so helpful. Very cute and different clothing piece that you just can't find in a department store.

You might have missed Savvy on a Shoestring the last time you were in the Short North, and that's…read morenot surprising. The store is located just off of High on First Avenue, and the only reason we spotted the tiny clothing store was because of a sign that read "Designer Clothes at 'Knock Off' Prices". There was one more thing that caught my eye on that sign, the part that read sizes went up to 20! I'm not a fashionista by any stretch of the imagination, but maybe it's because as a plus size girl I find it really difficult to find name brand clothing in my size that doesn't look like a floral print potato sack. Savvy on a Shoestring is small, with a couple hand fulls of outfits in each size category. Some of the brands I hadn't heard of, but I did notice a fantastic Vera Wang dress on display. Clothing ranges from business, active wear, evening dresses and accessories in the form of handbags and sunglasses. The lady behind the counter was pleasant to talk to and I told her how happy I was that they carried plus size clothing. She said both her and the owner were larger women, so they tried to look after us curvy girls. However, due to a lack of interest (or perhaps a lack of knowledge) from their customer base, they were going to start scaling back their plus size line. Don't let this happen, Columbus! I just found this great treasure of a store!

I've always been curious about Savvy, but they're only open on Saturdays. You don't hear much about…read morethem. They keep a pretty low profile. The store is also tucked on a side street behind Grandview Mercantile. These factors add up to one thing: me forgetting that Savvy exists. But one of my friends went in recently, and she couldn't stop raving about the place. She put three or four things on hold, all major name designers like Versace, Michael Kors, Dolce & Gabbana...Everything is offered at a huge discount. You can find a $400 pair of jeans selling for $40. I don't know how they do it, but they do. So, this past Holiday Hop, I made it a point to stop in. The store was small but full of clothing neatly arranged on racks by size. Personally, I couldn't find anything that was my style. Everything looked like it was selling to an older crowd. They had a bit of everything from sweat suit jumpers to skirts, blouses, and rain boots. There weren't many duplicate pieces. The workers were nice and had York Peppermint Patties for us. If you're a label whore, give Savvy a peek. It's oddly affordable in a neighborhood full of $200 sweaters.