If you love Detroit (or just great local finds), put this everything-Detroit boutique at the very…read moretop of your list. It's one of those shops that perfectly captures the spirit of the city while still feeling welcoming, creative, and genuinely community-focused. The location in Midtown is super convenient, with easy street parking nearby -- always a bonus in the city. And if you have time, definitely pop next door to Nest, which they also own. It has the same thoughtful vibe and is absolutely worth browsing plant-centric items. This is my go-to spot for gifts, although I'll admit some items mysteriously end up staying with me. The selection is fantastic: unique Detroit-themed T-shirts, beautiful jewelry, coasters, drinkware, cutting boards, locally made soaps, baby gifts, and so much more. Everything has a Michigan connection, and a lot of the pieces come from local artists and makers, which makes shopping here feel even more meaningful. What really sets this place apart, though, is the people behind it. The staff are genuinely kind, knowledgeable, and clearly invested in their community. You can tell they care about supporting local artists, small businesses, and the neighborhood as a whole -- and that makes supporting them feel good too. If you want authentic Detroit gifts, thoughtful local products, and a shopping experience that feels personal rather than corporate, this spot absolutely delivers. I always look forward to coming back.

Very friendly staff. Unique items. Nice reflection of Detroit theme merchandise. Pretty easy…read moreparking. Pay attention to the signage of where to park.

I am consistently impressed by the many offerings at POST! It's my go-to place for unique cards and…read moregifts as it is so thoughtfully curated and features amazing local artists. The entire staff is SO helpful if you need help deciding on a gift, and if you're lucky, you'll be greeted by a parade of small dogs upon entering! If you shop long enough, you will certainly notice the schedule of events and workshops posted in the store (or, more likely, a workshop that's in progress!). It's an impressive list with a wide variety of crafting options and skill levels. I've done two workshops so far and attended a handful of events, each one was absolutely fantastic! And last but certainly not least - there's a great cafe in the back with big tables for laptop-ing, chatting, writing - whatever you fancy, you can do it here, and with a delicious cup of coffee/tea! So lucky to have POST in my neighborhood.

I've been looking for new coffee shops and decided to stop into Post. It's super cute inside with…read morequite a bit of options as far as coffees and syrups (which I love)! They were fast, friendly, and my coffee was delicious.

Out & about in West Village and I happened upon the coolest store. This store focuses mainly on…read moreitems that represent Detroit. They have everything from retro tshirts, books, photos and art. Really unique gift ideas for the hard to buy person in your life. I ended up buying a few things for my grand-baby and a little jump on Christmas gifts. If you are out in the area, stop in and do a little shopping. I love supporting small business!

While this store does have items from Detroit, it is not a souvenir type shop; rather more for…read morecollectors of interesting Detroit ephemera.

Incense permeates the air here…read more You will see the grey cat lounging among the shelves. Lots of crystals, beanies, own branded t-shirts, metal with rock trees.

Two words: SHOP CAT(S)!! There is a sign on the door of Well Done Goods that says to not let the…read morecats out, so as a big cat lover, I got excited hoping to meet a cat. We didn't have to look far, as Rozwell was lying on a display table right near the entrance! He is so cute and sniffed our hands and got a few pets. I didn't bug him too much as he seemed content to just nap. We learned that he is 20(!!!) years old and there is another shop cat that we didn't see. Moving on, this store is super cool. They have tons of interesting things including lots of crystals, clothing, accessories, gifts, jewelry, and more. The shop also has their production facility in the back. I wonder if they do tours! They are known for using actual manhole covers in Detroit to make prints on clothing, which I think is really cool and would make a great souvenir for any Detroit lover. I had a blast looking around at everything and loved some of the vintage prints on shirts, as well as what I assume are original designs. This is a great shop for finding a gift for the coolest person in your life, or for you, because you are cool. We bought a bag of Kitty Town coffee to take home and I'm excited to come back the next time I'm in town.

Love this store so much! Beautiful garden pottery and Mexican crafts. Prices are amazing.read more

Went here today on a high school field trip. I walked in with my group, five girls and another…read moregroup who also had a chaperone of about six boys. All 9th grade kids. The kids were excited. They were trying on the sombreros, looking at the dresses, searapes and other various items. Were they loud? 100%. Were they being goofy? 100%. Were they rude, disrespectful or out of control? No. not at all. Never once did anyone from the store greet us, or say one word to us for that matter. After about 10 minutes a woman approached me, who I later found out was the owner, and told me that our time was up and we needed to leave "now". Obviously I was taken aback. She told me that the kids were being obnoxious and they picked up a pricing gun and were playing with it. I asked her if she had spoken to them. She had not. I asked if she talked to them upon arrival telling them to be careful and she said " I shouldn't have to". Now if this was my store, and I saw a school group coming in I might want to stop them at the door and remind them of my expectations on how to behave, what not to touch. perhaps I might only allow so many kids in at a time, etc. But this woman literally said nothing to us. She met us with a cold stare, ready to find fault. She said, these kids obviously have no intention to buy anything so they need to go "now" Which is strange because I didn't realize that's how stores worked. I thought we were allowed to browse whether or not we were purchasing. However, these kids did intend to buy but after her obnoxious behavior they ran out the door. She quickly followed them and as she got into her car she yelled at them "BYE AND NEVER COME BACK". The employee who was left in the store was super kind and explained to me that the woman was the owner and she gets very upset with school groups. Which Is wild to me because I can't imagine many people are coming down on a random Wednesday afternoon buying overpriced items that can be purchased elsewhere for much less. I'm planning a quinceanera for my daughter in September and we were looking for items to buy but I'm glad to know how this owner operates and we will no longer be visiting the store. Her actions were unreasonable, unprofessional and downright rude. So, no worries, store owner lady. We will definitely "never come back" and we will make sure all our friends know to do the same. * Was brought to my attention after the store owner left that in fact a small item had been broken. Which I paid for without question. Because that's how things work. Conversations are helpful (when they actually happen) and people respond well to reason and kindness

All Things Marketplace is located in Corktown on the Michigan/Trumbull block where Tiger Stadium…read morestood. This store is perfect to bring out of towners. Plenty of Detroit swag; tshirts, stickers, patches, chips, hot sauces, etc. This shop is perfect for gifts, or just because. She is also able to do customs & ships all around the world. Go check her shop out!

My go to spot for local shopping. All Things Marketplace carries so my cool items to buy for…read moreyourself or even as gifts. The thing I like the most is that they are curated from small businesses. I picked up a cute handbag, a Detroit Riverfront Conservatory hoodie, some postcards, a giftable mini cup and some amazing smelling soap. All small businesses and right in the heart of Corktown. Follow on social media for updates on events and offerings. Tip: you can buy online for shipping to your home or pick up in store. It's great for those who like to shop online. Me included. Detroit Monopoly was my favorite online order. Pleasant staff. Lots to choose from with affordable pricing.

A small home goods store located across the street from Third Man Records sharing a building with…read moretheir sister store City Bird. Nest offers a selection of planters,candles,barware,and a variety of home decor. Metered street parking is available.

Small, well curated shop filled with unique, cute items for gift giving or to keep for yourself…read more Wandered in on a sunny, lazy Saturday - walking up the space smelled amazing! I was delighted with the offerings; plants, candles, puzzles, drink enhancers, and so much more.

I got a really nice spring/summer scarf made by the Stray Sheep Co. They also had handmade bags and…read moresoy candles with cute artwork. Everything in the store is tax-free because it is run by a co-op of local artists.

Its been a solid 7 days since I ordered and they haven't shipped. They sent me tracking 3 days ago…read moreand it still shows only the label has been printed. I've emailed twice and no reply. Awful service for almost a $200 order.

I love this store, I always find something cute for a gift. Not everything is Michigan themed…read moreeither, so no matter the type of gift you need you'll be able to find something. I visit during the Arts Beats and Eats festival, they participate in the Royal Oak $ program. I have spent my $$ here the last 2 years!

This place has everything -- from tacky to elegant, kitsch to modern. Electronic mab5ara (incense…read moreburners) to kitchen utensils, glassware, wall art and etc. a one stop gift shop. Something for everyone. On my second visit here I'd have to say if you're a woman don't come alone unless you're ready to be ignored while you're spending your money. Every time I enter a Lebanese store in Dearborn, I am reminded why I don't shop at Arab-owned businesses in this town. Mind you, I believe this place is owned by Iraqis but damn it if they don't do the same crap as the Lebanese - men all standing around the register shooting the breeze and the owner/manager doesn't even pause for eye contact as he takes your money. I expect some respect, that comes in the form of eye contact and "hello or thank you" while I spend my money in your shop so be civil and tell your family/buddies to 'hang on while you cash out your customer'. I don't want to feel like i'm bothering you to shop in your store. No thank you. In chain stores, people lose their jobs for this type of behaviour. So while my first visit's rating was a 5 star (for the available products and their quality), I have to drop down to 1 star for customer service.

It's a very friendly place and reasonable price for nice gift Items. Helpful employeesread more