Daydreams & Tea is a phenomenal edition to the retail scene. Particularly, small businesses in The…read moreArcade. Let me be clear: nothing like this exists in Cleveland. Now, to count the reasons I love this store: + Elegant bridal gifts. + Gorgeous baby gifts. The most stunning collection of stuffed animals and German teddy bears. + Fantastic small gifts for the "I don't know what to get them" person. + Classy stationary (this is HARD to find). But the most interesting thing about Daydreams & Tea is their self-proclaimed interest in "Regina"-alogy. A play on genealogy named after the owners' mother, this shop encourages both genealogical projects and storytelling. What do I mean by that? + Genealogical projects: they have gorgeous sets of family tree sets, storytelling frames, shadowboxes to frame family mementos, and specific frames for family art. + Storytelling: they collect pieces from local families, and encourage them to leave their stories behind for others to discover. For example, they currently have a fascinating antique piano (for sale). Inside, there's a handwritten note from a family in 1978 explaining the history of the piano when they acquired it, telling the story of its 1892 origins. They believe in making the world a little smaller by encouraging families to tell their stories, and I love it. Check out all the photos I added to get a glimpse of everything above!

Run by a lovely couple and have a christmas themed shop nearby! Would recommend for their quirky…read moreitems and lovely sustainable italian purses. Jim is a great soul to talk to.

Highly recommend for crystals and unique jewelry. There's a lot to see here. If you aren't sure…read morewhat an item is best used for, the friendly staff will gladly assist. There is a second room with unique teas and cocktail mixes. Good selection of books too. Everything here would make great gifts! Allow a little time to see all the merchandise. You won't be disappointed!

Very cute, albeit pricy. Has a great variety of crystals and other wares. Staff was very nice and…read morehelpful and let me browse as long as I wanted

Big, beautiful, clean, new bookstore with the biggest kids section I've ever seen at any store…read moreanywhere; a huge wall of games for adults; a ton of journals and reasonably priced planners ($3 each in March) and lots of gorgeous coffee table-sized cookbooks you could look at and be inspired by for hours. Tip: bring old bread and crackers to feed the many hungry seagulls in the parking lot!

Great selection and service! Nice variety to pick from and many different genres to choose a book…read morefrom.

I've used Akron Felt for 36 years. When I drove to their shop today, they were closed. No notice or…read morecommunication. I looked through their front windows and saw that all of their furniture had been removed. I called their phone and received the 'Verizon' error message. As I have every year, I need to have new team shirts printed. They have all of the logos and patterns, so it's impossible to have he shirts printed by someone else.​

Excellent work, went out of there way to do some custom work that wasn't the norm .... turned out…read moregreat ... employees were very friendly and I thought for the job it was reasonably priced .... would return for more work if I needed it

Beautiful job done in record time. Back yard looks great…read morethanks to Chris and his crew. Great to work with.

Very nice and helpful staff also good Thursday evening music in the summer. They have a good…read moreselection of plants.

Went to have an art piece framed; Katie went above and beyond to assist and advise me.read more

Compared to the Aurora and Fairlawn locations, this Michael's has and will probably always be the…read moreabsolute worst. In the past 6 yrs I've lived in the area, I have seen a fast decline in this store and will probably never return after my recent visit. In fact, I fail to see how their doors are still open as the location looked as if they were going out of business. Their prices have always been way too high, & the customer service is lacking in basic mannerism. Yet the most annoying part about my visit is the barren shelves. Almost every single ail was completely empty! If you're looking for fairy/dollhouse supplies- forget it, they had all of 5 related items. Need paper craft supplies for quilling, stamping or embossing; you wont find it here. Seasonal craft projects or decor... down to 2 sections of 1 shelf at best. I honestly did ask the cashier if the store was closing, she said " No, it's a restocking day" but it was hard to tell from the looks of things. They never have what I need but since Pat Catan's was bought out and Hobby Lobby goes against my personal beliefs this is the only choice that's close to home. Huge disappointment!