This place looks like garage sale purgatory; if you're looking for antiques I'd go somewhere else…read more If you're looking for framed pictures reminiscent of those found in an office building hallway or collections of legal books, or CDs and DVDs, you've likely come to the right place. The people however are friendly and knowledgeable of their inventory. Also they didn't have any pool cues when I was there.

This store is a hidden treasure trove! Located in an industrial area it looks like a dead end, but…read moreventure in to find a warehouse of boxes and shelves full of hidden and lost treasures waiting to be rediscovered. I found two perfect uranium sherbet dessert glasses for $3 within 10 minutes an husband found some tools that were great value. If it weren't for having to meet friends we would have spent hours rummaging through boxes.

Stopped in as we were out shopping (not one of my favorite past-times) and I was coerced into going…read morein. We were in search of some decor for Easter. At Home has a fairly vast selection of items for the interior and exterior of your home. We chose a wreath and a cute bunny made of straw to place in a standing "flower pot". We found what we were searching for in a short time frame = win win.

This large previously KMart has a boatload of trendy home decor items. You'll find everything from…read moregrandma chic to art moderne. It's one of those places you can touch, feel and see the scale of items n person. Lots of bargains and good solid service.

Huge selection of multiple items! If you haven't been there, you should stop in. They also have…read morelots of large tapestry rugs.

Follies is a close-out store where their inventory is always changing. If you're a careful shopper…read moreyou can find some good deals. If you see it buy it because that item may not be there tomorrow. The staff is friendly and both stores are clean.

The first Ross in Toledo. This store seems smaller than…read moremost I've been. The great thing about this one is the cleanliness. Everything is orderly and in its place. The door security was so friendly and welcoming to everyone. A smaller selection but you can still find and hunt for great bargains. Check them out.

It was great to have a store to replace the TJ Maxx we lost until, that is, I fell at home and…read morereceived devastating injuries to my legs, both of which were fractured and required surgeries. After 5 months, I am still unable to move without the assistance of a walker. My surgeon said I can expect as long as 1 year for recovery. My complaint is regarding Ross's policy of not allowing shopping carts out of the store. This means I am limited to buying small items that can be carried out of the store while still having both hands free to use my walker. This is a terrible way to treat handicapped customers. I couldn't possibly run away with a shopping cart even if I wanted to. I will drive a little farther and take my business back to TJ Maxx. They know how to treat their handicapped customers.

Based on several visits. Lots to look at and purchases in the retail space help support local…read moreartists. " Handmade Toledo is a creative hub in Toledo, Ohio, featuring a shop with locally made gifts, art, and clothing, plus workshop and event spaces. It's known for its unique, quirky, and often progressive items, and it hosts the large Maker's Mart indie craft fair twice a year, connecting local makers with the community. The shop is a community-focused space that supports local artists and offers hands-on classes and events. " https://shophandmadetoledo.com Definitely worth a try.

Handmade Toledo is an interesting place to stop and peruse items made by local artists. Many things…read morehave Toledo printed, painted or drawn on them. It's a quirky stop to find that perfect gift. They host several Toledo area shows throughout the year. Most things are made by hand but they also carry cards and other notions.

Kirkland's and Hobby Lobby have become a couple of our go-tos for most of our interior decorating…read more Their weekly and/or weekend only sales are good drawing cards to say the least. Selection is not vast by any means, but we usually find what we need. As mentioned, for a moderately priced store, Kirkland's usually serves our purpose.

I love Gabe's the people are so nice and helpful and they have just about anything you could…read morepossibly want very good store very good prices.

I find a great deal everytime I go there. Customers seem to plow through the rack making it hard…read moreto find things sometime, but it is always worth the trip. Just my pet treats and household items are usually half the cost of the grocery store. I have my whole family shopping there.

I'm always on the look for an awesome boutique and Fiddle Stix definitely hits that awesome factor…read moreas there's totally something here someone from all ages. Coming here was totally random it was like hey this boutique looks awesome let's check it out and I'm glad I did because I found all kinds of awesome goodies. There is a ton of random awesome things here some of which are just totally cute and must haves for anyone who is into interior design and other home goodies. They also had a good amount of clothing here as well as bags some of which were just totally cute! Overall this was an awesome store with lots of cool things for decent prices I'm totally glad that I came in who knows if I'll make it back here again but I'm definitely open to it!

My husband and I stopped in Sunday afternoon after having brunch with our family at IT5 next door…read moreafter being told we "must go there! It's soooo cute" and yes, it was. The only gross part was the woman behind the counter and whoever was assisting her. We were the only two people in the store (men, heavily tattooed, if she knew we were both financially stable maybe things would have been different sadly) and we're watched like shoplifters. Not one hello, from either person. Just stares when we were browsing while they pretended to be busy. After 10 minutes of awkward silence, we had just found some candles, and a middle aged white woman walked in and boom. "Hello! Welcome in, let us know if we can help you" My husband and I both got the message, dropped what we were looking at and walked out. No goodbye come again, just pretty selective salespeople. Very selective. Gross. Gross. Gross. Be ashamed. This is why our country is falling to shit.