I can't believe i'm only the second Yelper to write about Twila's. After driving right by their…read morestorefront for years, I learned that they've been in Twinsburg since 2008. When my Mom and I stopped in a few weeks ago, I was pleasantly surprised. When you enter, drive in off of Darrow Road and park in the back. You'll see the sign instantly. Once you're inside, you'll be greeted by a stairway with an intersection of two floors. The bottom floor is filled with furniture, artwork, and other various home furnishings. The top floor is filled with purses, women's wear, jewelry and other accessories. As an avid consignment/vintage hunter, I can easily say that Twila's has one of the best furniture collections i've seen. Eyes can be deceiving on this place. The bottom floor is quite expansive, and I was wildly impressed with their selection of mid-century and Victorian style bedroom sets....particularly, the tall, old fashioned dressers with lock and keys, which are simply beautiful. The clothing selection is also impressive. While the store is generically organized, its worth it to go through all the racks, since many of them are out of order. I loved their wide variety of styles and sizes, and was happy to see quality brands like Coldwater Creek, Chico's, Kate Spade, Kate Landry and others. Looking forward to stopping by again soon, and maybe even bringing my own barely worn clothes for them to consign!

I have driven by this shop so many, many times over the years and not stopped, because I was always…read moreen route to a meeting with a client and had no time to shop. Of late, estate-saling has become my hobby (it's good to do something other than work, as long as it doesn't require more working to fund it), and I came to Twinsburg this morning in quest of a set of Pyrex nesting bowls. I stopped into Twila's on my way back home, thinking I might find another Pyrex prize, and was pleasantly surprised to find a bright, attractive, and well-stocked shop with helpful employees (the cashier signed me up for their rewards program and let me know during my birthday month to expect an email with 15% off as a gift -- I will be back). The lower level was well-organized and filled with furniture, décor, and housewares (the reason I stopped in), and upstairs were racks of clothing (spaced generously apart; not a bunch of stuff crammed close together), outfits displayed nicely, jewelry, shoes, and accessories, with sale items clearly marked. I dislike shopping for clothing (jeans and a pullover is my go-to uniform), but found several items I liked in a short amount of time, tried them on (the dressing rooms were a lovely surprise! Plenty of hooks, an ottoman, clean, pretty, large mirrors), and bought two blouses that will surprise the rest of the tops in my closet. I'm glad I stopped in; should have done so sooner!

Absolutely wonderful shop, well curated, beautiful merchandising, and a very mixed selection for…read moreany type of collector. Highly recommend making this stop!

I love antiques! I've noticed that many "antique stores" in the area are not as they claim. This…read moreshop has amazing antiques. Also the merchandising and staging is absolutely lovely! I came prepared to spend time exploring this shop and making a few purchases. Now, the reason why I gave a 1 star review. Not sure who their target demographic is, but the impression I got from my first visit to this antique shop is that I am NOT that person. I was not welcomed when I came in. I figured she was busy. As I continued to explore the store, I overheard the shop keeper welcome and make small talk with every person who came in. (Of note they were older and white). After hearing this multiple times I put away what I was planning to buy (some old post cards and books) and left. I am very disappointed by my experience. Is it possible that this lady wasn't judging me? Sure! However, she gave me this impression and therefore I will never be visiting this establishment and will telling everyone I know not to do so as well. Antiquing is a passion of mine and knowing that there is a beautiful shop so close to where I live due to poor behavior, makes me sad. If you (look rich) and are white, congrats, you will receive red carpet treatment. If you look not rich, even though you actually do well (physician in my case) or are not white, this is not the shop for you! Luckily there are plenty of great places for me to spend money!

very small shop and 3/4 of the store is clothes. If you're looking for a cool vintage outfit or…read morehalloween costume, you will find the pieces you need to complete your look. Not much in the way of home goods just mostly clothes

Great finds! Light-bright for 5 bucks! Go and be surprised by the offerings. Costumes too!read more

We visited this shop today for the first time. The employees are very friendly and inviting…read more I was floored about how much stuff they have! Most of everything was affordable. There is SO much to look at - I could spend hours in here. There is a full main floor, upstairs & basement! Actually, I spent at least an hour in here. You can find antique Christmas items, books, clothing, fabric, glassware, toys, furniture, etc. We found some vintage American girl paper dolls from the 90s for $5! My daughter will love them. Definitely a must visit place!

Some great antiques, and some cool finds. Just keep in mind there are levels through a century old…read morestaircase so not handicap friendly and a bit claustrophobic.

A small shop located in the country. A nice collection of odds and ends. Found a couple albums…read more Eyes were suspicious instead of friendly. I don't know if it was me or just the 100 degree weather. Still managed to find a couple of albums.

I really like this place, very cute! Nice selection, good prices, However a lady offered to take…read moremy treasures up to the front desk for me and when i got up there they were sold to someone else!! It was only a few minutes before I got up there so don' understand the confusion. They need a better system. I had made a perfect choice for a gift for a friend and it was gone when I got up there... so disappointed. Take your treasures up by yourself!! I probably won't go back because of the distance to travel to get there.

Happy Trails Thrift Shop is one of my regular stops when I am out thrifting in the Akron area…read more Located on Merriman Road just South of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Happy Trails is a great place to shop. The shop has a nice variety of decor, knickknacks, kitchenware, jewelry, collectibles, art books and lots of other stuff; they do not carry clothes, shoes and similar items. The thrift shop benefits the Summit Humane Society, so they have a nice selection of pet supplies and toys. I enjoy Happy Trails for the collectibles and art items. Over the years I have gotten a number of interesting items, recently I picked up a small carved Asian wood panel and a small replica Samuri helmet. I have also picked up pans, collectible pins and a backpack from Happy Trails. You can never be sure what they will have for sale, but they always have an interesting selection. They also have some really good high-end items most of which are up front near the register; they also usually have some nice antiques or vintage items. Overall prices are very reasonable especially because of the quality of the items they are offering. If you are in the area a stop at Happy Trails Thrift is well worth your time, they always have some fun items and great selection. Plus it is great to help support the Humane Society either by donating or buying something at the store. The staff at the store are wonderful and very friendly.

I like to go to thrift stores to treasure hunt. However, everything I find that I like is priced to…read moresale as if on Etsy or eBay. There's no treasure scored unless you want to pay what private dealers sale their treasures for.

I found this place by accident when I was out in Hudson for a doctor's appointment right after the…read morenew year. Saw the big sign, the big fenced in lot, the building looked appealing. Walked in to the nice smell of candle and saw shelves of jewelry right in front of me past an old rustic table. I'm home! I spent an hour going through all the rooms and chatting it up with the friendly clerk, came out with some treasures. In summary: this is my new favorite vintage store in Cleveland! It's a former florist where they grew all their own flowers so the building is big and has a country and shabby chic appeal. The style in here is an interesting mix of cool retro vintage, shabby country, and newer things that go with having a cool lifestyle. Their handmade soaps are the cheapest prices i've seen around town. I love that so much recycled and repurposed things are here: it's not just a place for gifts (for yourself or others), but i'm finding practical things too (I've been here three times total since I first walked in this January). It's the kind of place where you'll see a shelf of interesting old and weird books next to brand new quirky cookbooks, a rack of nice jewelry calling out at you, then around the corner there's some amazing old stoves and shelves of retro kitchen stuff and 60's barware, and before you know it you're planning to redo your living room with mid-century decor and cool painted furniture while you stock up on great rock records. There's things i'm not into but I can see the appeal like old architectural pieces and farm antiquey things and retro kid's stuff. In all, it's like a big general store but for cool stuff. It's new so no reviews on Yelp yet. That's a first for me. Guess I discovered this place at just the right time!

They are gone. The Ted Twig is there now. It's a nice store. Pottery, glass, jewelry, plants…read more... Very nice.

I love this place.Always finding different things. I visit this place whenever I can. By I'mread more

The house was built in 1791 and modeled after Henry Ford's home in Boston. Lots of history here…read moreand the owner was on site, with 3 friendly dogs, to describe the origins of the building and the barn. Both buildings are open and full of furniture, houseware, and china. There are also lots of books and artwork in the attic. Be careful going up, the stairs are tall and steep, and the ceiling beams are low. There is a smell (cat pee?) in the house in a couple places, so I'm glad the doors and windows were open. I found a nice glass cake plate and cotton table cloth, both for total of $15. Prices are reasonable, but ask if you see something without a price, definitely ask. Glad we stopped in.