I was blown away by how great this store is! They have so much variety in toys for different ages,…read moreinterests, and skill levels. I went in expecting to find one or two things for each of my kids' Easter baskets, and I walked out not needing to go anywhere else. I was really impressed! From now on, I'll be stopping by here for all my gifting needs. Puzzles, dress-up, books, outdoor toys, fidgets, girly things, games, stocking-stuffer-type items, wooden toys, STEM toys.... So much to choose from!

I enjoyed the shopping experience! They have a great selection and so many toys/brands/characters…read more It was really easy to find a gift for just about any kid. Even my own grown-up kids would love this place. I'm thrilled to see they carry Brio and several other brands that we used to drive to King Arthur Court to buy. I bought a gift for my daughter and her boyfriend. Hopefully, it's easy to make a return because I am not sure what I did with the receipt. But the selection of Lego was good and I was thinking I was going to have to drive to Eastgate to shop. This place is a gem in Anderson. Hope it stays here.

Loved coming here! My husband and I were looking for local game stores/toy stores in the area since…read morewe love to see what we can find and this place had a lot of variety of toys and games. The employees were super friendly and definitely knew their stuff. I thought it was super cool that they have their own version of a gumball machine with small toys you can get. Super cool place, definitely check it out if you have the time!

Amazing experience for my young son who is just getting into Star Wars. The employees could not…read morehave been more helpful and inviting. Super fun store!

Good people who own it and great staff too. Candies, spices and other things. Also lottery…read morelocation with good customers. I highly recommend the store.

I've been going there since I was a little girl and they always are kind with good customer service…read moreand a nice variety of sweet treats .

Always beautiful, always find what I am looking for!…read moreWonderful place to shop! The owner is always so helpful!

Cool store, but packed with merchandise which can feel claustrophobic. Literally, floor to ceiling…read moretunnels of merchandise. Nice staff, prices a bit high.

I always buy Chamoda's when they're at HorrorHound Weekend in Sharonville. Awesome selection, and…read morethe staff are immaculate!! I was picking my candy, and upon finishing my selection they told me it was card only, and I only had cash. I was going to get a friend to Venmo me, but instead the kind people working paid for my bag! I don't know their names but god bless them!

Great little candy store. Good prices and fresh candy. The service was excellent! They have a…read moredecent variety of chocolates and gummies. Their dark chocolate sea salt caramels are delicious!

It was a great way to kick off the holiday season. I love that there was an outdoor craft show at…read moreWashington Park at the same time, so I got a "two-fer." I shopped there for the traditional arts and crafts gifts, then went into the side door of Music Hall (yes, at you're looking at it, the fair can only be accessed through the left-hand side door of music hall) for unique artist-made crafts. I didn't buy much -- just a silk-screened t-shirt and some tasty Jalapeno jelly -- it was the perusing itself, and talking directly to the artists that was the joy of the season. And I had some great, animated conversations with the artists themselves, who were helpful and excited to talk about their work. Yes, these are hand-made specialty items, so the price was high. But it is going directly to the artists, so it is worth it.

My first time attending the Crafty Supermarket, and it did not dissapoint. The space is beautiful…read moreand uplifting - warm, inviting, roomy, and festive. The booths were very high-end, offering great design and well-made products. Eli's BBQ was there, along with a bar, coffee stand, and gelto. It wasn't very crowded when we went, so take that for what it is. YMMV. Be prepared to spend some serious cash, also. I didn't buy many things, but the bill was high. I like supporting artists and designers, so I don't mind, but it certainly isn't a budget shopping experience.

They price gouge selling toys that cost $5 everywhere else for $30. It's a cool store but I will no…read morelonger support them.

This place is absolutely horrible. The owner is a douchbag and upcharging needohs so much. we went…read morethere today and it was 25 DOLLARS for ONE ice cream needoh. This is outrageous. price gouging at its finest. if you are looking for needohs, this is not the place.

Everytime that I walk into Pomegranate & Lime I am warmly greeted. They have such lovely unique…read moregifting items as well as great items for myself such as Susan Shaw and Julie Vos jewelry. The owner is adorable and has great taste. When purchasing a gift she wraps each gift beautifully. I give it six out of five stars!

I posted this review on Pomegranate and Lime website during the week of Hanukkah in 2022. For those…read moreindividuals who might be celebrating Hanukkah, and for those who do not tolerate antisemitism or discrimination of any kind, I thought my review was worth posting and I hope after reading it, you will give serious consideration to taking your business elsewhere. "Hi Everyone, I have never written a review such as this, but in the light of all the racism and antisemitism on the rise, I thought this story was important to share. And as always, my reviews come from a place of truth and transparency, based only on my experiences. In 2022 Hanukkah began December 18 and ended on December 26. I live in Mariemont and this gift shop is the only one in my area. My first purchase I had bought a beautiful hat and gloves back in 2021 shortly after my return to Mariemont. During the first week of Hanukkah, 2022, I decided to stop in for two reasons. The first because I wanted to see if I could buy another hat. And the second was because I was wondering if the shop carried any Hanukkah ornaments that I could pick up. As it turns out, the owner was there that day along with one of her employees. This is how the conversation went: I said hello and I asked the owner if she had any hats for sale. Her response was, "not this year". I then asked her if she had any Hanukkah ornaments that I could buy. She looked at me with this sarcastic grin on her face, and then looked back at her employee, and laughed and said "nope, not this year- no hats, no Hanukkah ornaments" and laughed. You really had to be there to understand how this went down, but that remark, the look on her face, and how she said it in itself really was so dismissive and disrespecting. I just looked at her and said OK and then I left. I've spent a great deal of time thinking about how absolutely dismissive and humiliated I felt by her. During the time that followed I never said a word to anyone because I really wanted to think about what had happened before I responded. Mariemont has a well-known history regarding the demographics that they've been passionate about keeping in their neighborhood. But I would've thought that being the only gift shop in the area that she would've taken into account that there might actually be Jewish people living in the neighborhood, that Hanukkah started way before Christmas and that there might be people who might be interested in getting some Hanukkah ornaments, Jewish or not. I feel the owner not only displayed her disdain for me as a Jew, but Chanukah in general. I decided to share what happened with close friends of mine, some of whom live in Mariemont much longer than myself or their whole lives, knew the Owner and some of her employees. Shocked and upset, they shared negative experiences. Out of respect for my friends and their privacy, and because it would be considered hearsay, I won't be giving the details of the experiences that were shared with me. But I will say that these individuals shared that either the owner or her employee(s) had disrespected them and/or their children if they did not recognize them to be a regular customer, or perceived them to be just someone that appears to be "different" or someone they preferred not to do business with. My friends, sharing their experiences with me and that this behavior towards me by the owner and her employee(s), was not just a one time thing, made me realize that responding to her directly in any way would be falling on deaf ears. If I owed a store such as this and someone came in asking for Hanukkah decorations and I didn't have any. I would offer to see what if I could get some and use this as a tool to remember in the future that I should have just a few in the store in case somebody does want anything. I do realize sometimes you have to buy in bulk, but even if products sit for several days, or even months or years, Isn't it worth it for good business to have it around just to be able to make that one Jewish person happy who might be interested in buying something. And you never know, someone who is not Jewish would enjoy them as well. This is a shop that if it were mine everyone would be welcome and no one would be ignored. any form of discrimination, or racism or antisemitism in my mind is never acceptable."