I stopped by Eastside Relics in the middle of Willoughby on a casual shopping trip; figured I would…read moresee what they have. Huge store filled with plenty to see, rocks and minerals, posters, comics, albums, masks and carvings. Talked to the owner who took it over a couple of years ago and has changed it from an antique store into a collectibles store. Plenty to see and discover here, just wandering through can be a great experience. I collect wooden masks and there were plenty to see here, they have a large and diverse collection and the owner really seemed to know his stuff. The masks ranged in price and quality and were from a wide variety of locations; including some Native American masks which are very hard to find in this area. I looked at a number of masks and ended up finding a nice Asian mask that I bought at a reasonable price. Overall Eastside Relics is well worth a visit if you are looking for something a bit different. They have a wide variety of rocks and minerals, plenty of posters and lots of other items. If you are in the area stop by and check them out.

What better place to do some antique shopping than Eastside Relics! Whenever I take a trip to DTW I…read morealways stop by here to take a walk through history. They have everything from war pins to jewelry to street signs...even an entire wall full of typewriters! I love the old movie posters and will probably come back for the original Phantom of the Opera poster with Lon Cheney Sr who is the among the best horror actors. Make sure you bring plenty of money if you intend to shop because the store is pretty pricey but they are willing to haggle on some things. Also they have some neat finds in regards to Cleveland/Ohio history! I saw a poster from the 80s of Amadeus that was performed at Cleveland Playhouse's original location as it wasn't in Playhouse Square all these years! Go witness a bit of history in our own backyard!

Allen and Bill, the owners were so hospitable and delightful. They encouraged us to try on several…read moreof the garments that we were falling in love with and even took our photos! Actually, they were very excited with just how much we loved taking photos. (These two REALLY understand customer service and how important photography and social media are to the 30-something set) We had a lovely dialogue about how vintage fashion is one of the most delightful interests one could have because it tells so many stories! They offered to watch my friend's dog as we perused the amazing goodies, and even gave us cookies while we were trying on outfits. Thank you SO much fellas, for treating these two hard working women to a wonderful afternoon. You certainly know how to convince a gal to spend her entire paycheck!! Here's our favorite shot, just for you!

If you are in the Shaker Square area, by all means make this a stop. It is especially good this…read moretime of year. They have vintage jewelry, china, silverware and a variety of antiques as well. Vintage Xmas ornaments? Got them. Vintage purses? Got them. Glassware of all eras and designs? Yep! One tip to this store is make sure you get to their basement. Items tend to be reduced or are garage sale finds that may not be that old but that are worth buying. I frequently find leather travel frames and interesting mirrors and boxes in the basement. Parking is plentiful with meters and there are other antique stores on both sides of the street.

If I lived in Cleveland, I think I would Flea for the winter. Down south or something…read more But if you want Fleas in Cleveland, come to this massive Flea market, which I was dragged to by my thrifty friends in town and a girl from Buffalo that I thought I was bringing to Cleveland for things other than shopping. I'd give it a 5 star rating for sure if it wasn't free. It takes place on the 2nd Saturday of every month in a massive industrial relic of the old days of Rust Belt Cleveland, and has a lot of everything you could imagine. I don't like that they charge you to get in, though.

I love Cleveland Flea! It's so much fun to spend an hour or two browsing the different vendors…read morethere (ranging from jewelry, to clothes, to candles, to plants, and more!), and getting food from the food trucks. I do wish you didn't have to pay admission to enter, but it is only $4 so it could be worse. Also, it can get very hot on the blacktop when the sun is out, and there is not much shade available. Looking forward to the next one!

I'll update my review to 5 stars. I came in again looking for a very obscure item. I saw it in the…read moredisplay weeks ago. Didn't know the aisle or the seller and didn't have price tag photo. The entire staff tried to assist me with finding this item - Russian folk instrument Gusli. I was very surprised and pleased with this level of service. Everyone was so personally invested. I found my item and remain so happy with my purchase. If you're looking for items in store, I recommend asking the staff. Also, get the items you want immediately, don't wait or the might be in their new home!

Antiques and Uniques located in a shopping plaza on Euclid Avenue in Wickliffe is a large antiques…read moremall. They have taken over a large department store space and divided it into a large number of individual stalls. Each stall is stocked and priced by individual owners which results in a really diverse variety of items. There are true antiques, interesting vintage items, collectibles, art and even furniture. Each item is priced and identified by stall number. I really enjoy browsing through the stalls, some have a clear theme and are consistent, others have a true hodgepodge of items so that you have to take your time looking at what is available. Even though most of the items are not what I am interested in, I always find some items that I am interested in and a larger amount that are fun to see. Pricing is moderate with a wide range from a bit high to some real values. You might also find selected stalls where some or all of theitems are discounted. On one item I wanted the staff was able to contact the seller and I negotiated a lower price. Although I usually hit the thrift stores looking for bargains I do enjoy an occasional visit to Antiques & Uniques to see what is available. I have purchased a really nice Inuit stone carving and have my eye on a really nice Asian wooden mask. Even if you don't find anything to buy this is a fun place to wander around and see what catches your eye. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. I also appreciate that you have the ability to just walk around at your own pace and see what is there. If you are looking for something unique, something old or something collectible this is a place to check out.

This place is adorable! Stopped in on a Friday afternoon and spent nearly an hour looking at all…read morethe great vintage items. There was a wide range of furniture, glassware, clothing, and jewelry - no doubt, there is something for everyone. Plus, the prices are super reasonable! Kim, the owner, is really the shining star of this shop. When I walked in she greeted me pleasantly, showed me some of her favorite items, and made sure that I was finding exactly what I was looking for. I even learned a few things about vintage items! Nowadays, it's rare to find someone who is so genuinely passionate about what they do. Tiffany Rose Antiques is more of an experience than just your average shop. I encourage anyone - especially younger people like me - to spend some time inside and be transported to days we're less familiar with through these items!

Have been shopping here for years. Whenever I need a piece, I know I can contact her and she will…read morealways be in the lookout and find what I need. Great customer service, welcoming environment, always has new pieces that are fun to look through. Great family owned store that loves their community.

After a lunch at Pacific East I was wandering down Coventry and found that Attenson's Antiques was…read moreopen and since I have walked by any number of times I figured I would check it out. Inside is incredible, two storefronts and a full basement full of an eclectic assortment all scattered about with only a vague kind of organization. Among the broad categories of items were artwork, books, clothing, cowboy boots, decor and just about anything else you could imagine. I was looking for wooden masks since I have a large collection; of course I really didn't want to find anything to buy, I was just shopping. Scattered about the store were quite a few different masks and other carvings. I finally noticed two masks hanging on the wall behind the main counter, a very detailed Balinese mask and a smaller Japanese Tengu Mask. The owner seemed knowledgeable about the masks, which was welcome and a bit surprising. The Tengu Mask just talked to me and the price was affordable, plus it was small enough that I didn't have to do a major redistribution of my collection. After a short negotiation we came to a reasonable price and the Tengu mask is now hanging in my home. A great cool spot to just browse around and see what hits your interest. There are surprises scattered all over, prices seemed reasonable. The owners were friendly and helpful. Stop in and see what happens.

This antique shop is a hidden gem in Cleveland Heights. The…read morestaff are pleasant. There is always something different & unique to be found. Reasonable prices.

The owner is so sweet! She wants you to have a wonderful relaxing experience. The store offers…read moreunique seasonal items. So much thoughtful care is put into this store. Exactly as it should be. Highly recommend

Chagrin Valley Antiques is a rare gem! We have been coming to the store since I was little. We are…read morealways warmly greeted by Tom and Diana as if we are family coming to visit them. They specialize in 17th-19th century antiques. Additionally, Tom and Diana work with local artists too. Every nook and cranny of the store is filled with awesome antiques and folk art pieces. My mom and I stopped by Chagrin Valley Antiques in search of fall decorations. I was enchanted by the numerous fall guords. My favorite was the headless pumpkin guord, reminding me of Ichabod Crane. He came in two sizes for $58 or $105. When we have bought guords in the past from Tom & Diana, they last for many, many years. On this shopping trip, we found a fall leave wreath for our front door for $38. You can feel Tom and Diana's love of Americana throughout the store. You cannot find this American art and craftsmanship anywhere else!

A place where your imagination can ru. Wild. Cocos allows for you to step behind the looking glass…read moreand embrace your inner child or live the path you decided not to go down. Whether you wanted to be a Baller or a Safari guide there is something there for you. From disco to sky diving something will make you jump or shake a tail feather. I definitely think this worth a stop from taking your girlfriends or bringing the family down for an awesome play daye.

2 city blocks underground to take selfies, over 70 locations to take pictures. A grand ballroom for…read moreevents and parties. Unique gift shops, thrift stores and Yoni spa! An underground hidden treasure.