What a great store. Nice antique and restored items. Went there on opening weekend and the place…read morelooked great. We visited with the owner and they are great. Will definitely revisit when back in town.

We encountered this business as we were participating in the Richmond Chocolate Trail. This…read morebusiness is one of the stops, with a free Ghyslain chocolate. They sell many different things inside this shop, including pottery, jewelry, cards, candles, lotions, loose tea, etc. Everything appears to be hand-made artisan items. There are a variety of items to choose from if you're interested in a gift.

My sister and I stopped into The Village Forager as part of the chocolate walk…read more What a great find! The store is stocked with both local and boutique brands. I liked the local items were labeled. The store has a great selection of jewelry, pottery, tea, beauty (lotions and scents), loose tea, Ghyslain chocolate, candles and etc. There's also a coffee shop that seemed quite popular but it's to-go only since there isn't seating. There were so many wonderful things here and we both spent a lot of time browsing the store. The prices are similar to similar places-no better, no worse. This would be a great place to find a unique gift or a little treat for yourself.

I'm a 2008 alumna of Miami of Ohio, and while I was an undergraduate I happily parted with some of…read morethe money I earned working on-campus on clothes from this boutique. I didn't buy new clothes that often, so when I did, it was a very special occasion. I have so many fond memories of the beautiful, unique items I bought here. I have a great memory for what I wore during special events in my life, and many of the items I bought here I associate with looking fancy on certain dates and for class presentations. Last year I returned to campus in the summer because Oxford was a stop on a week-long cycling and camping tour. This meant I brought very few cute clothes on my journey. As I wandered about uptown, I saw in the distance one of my favorite professors from undergrad getting Starbucks, which meant that she'd eventually be back in her office for me to stop by and say hi. But one can't catch up with important people looking like a scrub who's just cycled 50 miles! So quickly I dashed into Juniper, bought a fabulous summery casual dress and a striking hair tie, changed my outfit in the store, stashed my athletic shorts and tee into my purse, and headed over confidently to Hall Auditorium. Juniper did not fail me in having excellent options and reasonable prices even with the passing of the years! The selection of items for sale is so wide for such a modest store: tops, bottoms, dresses, swimsuits, fancy underwear, jewelry, and beauty products. The fitting rooms in the converted elevator shaft are a unique touch. And the location in uptown couldn't be better!

Cute, trendy, affordable clothes/shoes/accessories from off-the-beaten-path designers. I've gotten…read moreso many compliments from people all over the country on things I've worn from there. They're well-made and different enough to stand out from all the Gap/Old Navy, Express/Limited and Pacific Sunwear/Wet Seal clones. They have great end-of-season sales, too! The shop owner is friendly and helpful, but the college valley girls that work there are a little less than that. Oh, well.

I would hardly call this place "cheap" but the prices are decent. Lots (LOTS!) of gauzy tunics in…read morejewel tones and bright patterns. Decent jewelry selection. Spacious fitting room area. And... female college students working there, whom I'm fairly sure honed their customer service techniques from those chicks that Julia Roberts totally told off in "Pretty Woman." Honey, you can be cute AND sweet at the same time, I promise. All this adds up to Bluetique being more or less like Juniper down the street, except this place is devoid of warmth or charm. But you can add some trends to your closet without breaking the bank too much. So there's that.

I was excited to see this addition to Uptown Oxford after falling in love with Bluetique in…read moreHarrisonburg, VA. All I had access to when I was an undergrad was Karisma ($200 jeans and North Face jackets) or Juniper (hippie chic -at the time). Prices all hover around $25-$45 which isn't too bad in my book! The clothes are cute and trendy, and you won't pay too much for the basics. I got a ridiculously cute and soft long sleeve tee that was long in the back to wear with leggings for $14.99! They also have a fab selection of accessories and jewelry- also not overpriced. Yes, the college girls working there aren't the friendliest, but they were friendly enough when I was there and let's be honest- you're in a college town, they're working for beer money, not because they love fashion and are dreaming of a life in retail. Excited to have a Bluetique closer to home!

This is such a smart and attractive addition to Main Street in downtown Greenville. It reminds me…read moreof shops you would see frequenting some of Indy's cozy historic neighborhoods. From the minute you ogle the window display you can tell they're going beyond the bedazzled jean pocket/Kohls-ish fashion of rural small towns. No offense to Kohls fans. C'mon, you know what I mean. On this last particular visit, I was particularly obsessed with a pair of loose fitting flow-y pants that caught my eye in the window. They reminded me of a pair I picked up in Seville, Spain last year. Hard to come by! Sadie Grace brings a stylish, progressive line up of dresses, dressy pants, accessories, shoes and overall trendy apparel. Every time I stop in I find something I'd love to buy at prices that match what they're offering. I've also found that they change inventory frequently making it somewhere you want to visit often. In the back of the shop you'll find a hand full of dressing rooms. Last, but certainly not least, you can tell the staff/owners take pride in their work the minute they welcome you into the shop. It's amazing how many businesses miss how important that initial greeting and impression is.

Every time I go to Sadie Grace, the employees always greet me and are very helpful. Their clothes…read moreare very fashionable and of good quality. The only downside is that everything is very expensive. Be prepared to pay $100 for a pair of jeans when you stop in

A very good experience over a few visits moving my daughter into school…read more Most impressive was their inventory of items and how organized the store was. Bottom line great management, they were ready for a surge and handled it well. My first 4 star Walmart review. Call it like you see it. Would recommend and will return.

I am visiting family in Oxford, Ohio. My 16 year old and I went to grab groceries for a family get…read moretogether. I had wine- along with $150 worth of groceries- but was told I could not purchase the wine unless my daughter and I both showed IDs that were over 21. Idiocracy! I could not buy wine bc my kid went to the store with me. FYI, idiots of Walmart, you have no liability once I leave your store for anything I do with anything I buy. So, if a 55 year old wants to buy wine, she should be able to do it no matter who she's with. My family and I will shop elsewhere when visiting Oxford.

Here's one of those rare times I wish we could give more than five stars. A completely unique…read moreshopping experience that's recommended in so many ways. First off, you will find a vast and constantly changing selection of antique and vintage home furnishings and decor- cabinets, hutches, shelves, accent tables, kitchen ware, a dizzying array of baskets in all shapes and sizes - which the the kind owners gather as they hunt estate sales, flea markets and the like. Most of these pieces are American made, all are handcrafted and one-of-a-kind. Some will have been lovingly restored by proprietor Damien - who also crafts new pieces and can do so to your specifications! We recently bought a house in the area and are slowly making it our very own. I'm in need of a short shelf/hook rack, which might easily be obtained as a cheap piece of crap from Walmart mass-produced in communist China - or I'll pay a few dollars more and have one handmade right here in Ohio. Take a guess which I've decided on. In addition to wood crafts, proprietress Shannon makes personalized T shirts, coffee mugs and koozies with a great selection of designs to choose from. Still don't see something that grabs you? No worries, bring your own design and she'll make it happen. They say you can't always get what you want but that doesn't seem to apply here! Something here for everyone and great gift ideas too. Any unscheduled closing (doesn't happen often) is posted on their facebook page, so if you're making a special trip might want to check that first- or call. My other tip is, if you see something that grabs you- grab it now! I highly recommend you get over to the Workshop.

So much imagination and all items well-made. All the things…read moreyou want, but don't know where to find them. LOOK HERE! And they will custom make what you want if they don't already have it.

First off, I got every impression this is a seasonal business - with displays out of doors and in…read morelittle outbuildings/porches, not a wintertime place. I also saw some signs, not currently in use. that mention reopen in the Spring. The big news is they are shutting it down and will be relocating. Will be open a few more weeks for 2022 and plan to reopen elsewhere next Spring. The business owners live here and are selling the property. So my experience was not the full effect this establishment once had, but nonetheless wow! All used/recycled home and garden decor, and TONS of clothing. Good stuff, and they are taking big discounts now to reduce the inventory. They also had some mums for only four bucks a pop so I grabbed one along with a belt and two scarves. The owner was super friendly on showing me around and filling me in on their plans. I notified Yelp the (502) number currently shown is no longer valid- if you look at my pictures there are two different local numbers shown. So if you were planning to check this shop out, delay no longer - but call first for open times and status. Glad I had the chance to get over here when I did.

We love Bessie Buhl's Eclectic Gardens! Such fun and unique finds. We travel off the highway just…read moreto stop at this Centerville gem! We have unique items in our home from the store and have found great gifts there. If you are traveling on US40 or on 70, it is worth the stop at this one of a kind store! The owner is just phenomenal. The warm and helpful atmosphere of the store is everything right about Hoosier hospitality and small town life. Centerville is so lucky to have this local shop as apart of their community!

I stopped in this little boutique when I was in Oxford, Ohio and had a lovely conversation with the…read morewoman who worked in the shop. She said she had been there 6 years if I remember correctly. She was very sweet and helpful. I found a few things I liked and will certainly stop here again. I will say I was in the F&M Bank around the corner and I asked them where this shop was located and they had no idea what I was talking about. Maybe the shop should advertise a little more in their town. They had local art for sale along the walls and in the room next to the room where the clothes and accessories were housed. Give this place a look and see all the unique items they have in the shop, you will be glad you did.

From the owner: Hidden Gem in Oxford's mile-square! Upscale ReSale, Fashions…read morefrom Europe--new and used, Vintage, Local Artwork