I can't believe I just finally went to this hidden gem. Located in a gorgeous building right on…read morethe Main Street in Collinsville. This shop has all you can think of and more. You'll find beautiful jewelry, handmaid soaps and candles and a lot of thrifted goodies. Everything was reasonably priced and high quality. I had the best service. I came for a gift for a friend and the woman working helped me wrap my item up, let me pick a cute gift tag and write my message. That little touch meant everything. So happy to have this store near me.

This is a cute little shop. Local artist work displayed. Cool vintage clothes and jewelry. We came…read morein for an after hours painting party. Cool venue, nice teacher/artist, and good music. We had a good time. Would recommend a visit here for shopping and painting.

This shop is the best. They have several vendors who make, create, and sell their brands. I have…read morehad the opportunity to come here a few times (live out of state) and have always have found a good find. You can find something for everyone here. I look forward to seeing their new stock soon!

From the owner: The partner group had the idea to start a business where local crafters can sell their creations to…read morethe community.

Beautiful curation of great finds here . Everything from candles , gifts , jewelry, unisex scents ,…read morescarfs , unique baby gifts , games and so much more . Your eyes won't know where to look next . Take your time shopping through this treasure house . I picked up tobacco scented incense , tobacco candle & a set of handmade rings .

Urban Matter is a Tower Grove treasure trove…read more Located in the heart of the South Grand shopping and dining district, Urban Matter is a local, women-owned small business with something special for everyone who visits! Ten pictures are far too few to showcase this shop's beautifully curated collection, but these are a handful of our favorites. My husband and I were especially drawn to the honey, tea, fruit spreads, seasonings, and kitchenware; we are foodies after all. Bundle up to support Urban Matter this week, and be sure to give yourself plenty of time to browse. There's a lot to shop!

I have been shopping here for over a decade. I enjoy everything I buy here from small items to…read morelarge pieces of furniture. I have spent a lot over the years, and appreciate the customer service, the wide range of items, and just finding a treasure here and there. Check them out! You won't regret it.

What a quaint, welcoming, lovely shop. They have so many unique items. The way they arrange a mix…read moreof vintage, antique, or new things is inspiring. I highly recommend a visit to this establishment. They also carry a substantial inventory of paint and IOD products.

As the Niva St. Louis Gift Shop is inside the Hyatt, I have been here every single day of my trip…read more LoL. Niva St. Louis Gift Shop presents a warm and inviting ambiance. The shop isn't big at all, however, it has all the snacks you need to get through the day, night, and conference. Ha! As there isn't a store close, Niva St. Louis Gift Shop provided as your grab and go for anything you need. With the assortment of items within the store, you can grab your toiletries if you forgot something as well as some quick gifts to take home with you. Though everything has a higher price point than a trip to Walmart, the higher price point is worth the convenience of not having to leave the hotel and take a rideshare. Niva St. Louis Gift Shop has def been my go to for the past three days. Along with being a go to, the staff is super friendly and have been a pleasure to engage with.

Very little inventory for some items but hey, covid impacted us all. Not the best neighborhood…read moreeither by the guy at the checkout was polite. Definitely don't be walking around after dark. Shop on this area at your own risk. Prices were average to cheap.

This store is like Christmas morning to a plant lover. Such knowledgeable staff and owner, very…read morehelpful and kind. I've learned so much from them. They have online ordering too if you do not live nearby. They have really good house plant supplies such as soil, fertilizers, lots of things to promote growth, etc. so much more than I can describe. Of course they have an amazing selection of houseplants. They label which ones are pet friendly too. Love love love. Cannot say enough wonderful things about this business.

We were walking by and stopped in. So many plants. So many sizes of plants. They even have a…read moreprorogation walk. Leave one. Take one. Check their website. They even offer classes.

I recently ordered a sympathy arrangement to be delivered to a local funeral home. I'm aware that…read moresubstitutions may be required for the arrangement based on floral availability. Their website states that substitutions will be of equal or higher value and that the overall theme and integrity of the arrangement will remain intact. The arrangement I purchased did not fulfill this promise. For example, in the website picture of the arrangement, there are 8-9 roses. In the delivered arrangement there are 3. Multiple other details are missing and the final product was a sad downgrade to the original. I don't take giving poor reviews lightly as I know this is someone's livelihood. I wrote the owner to express my dissatisfaction and was basically dismissed. I am posting the website arrangement and the delivered product. Buyer beware.

For over 15 years I have flowers requested for my husband's grave. I live in another state not…read moreaccessible to the state he's buried in. A Wildflower Shop has done really great on flower arrangements, delivering them and sending me a picture of the beautiful arrangements placed at his headstone. They have even done more. My husband and I had our last dog together and I requested a remembrance for him as well. They complied and I have been very pleased and happy to be one of their customers. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Short: Very bright, lots of items - historical, educational, fun, can definitely find something for…read moreanyone! Visited after going to the top of the Arch! After going to the top of the Arch, across is The Arch Store. It is very well lit up and looks modern. There are plenty of clothing options, items from indigenous tribes [native Americans], historical and educational media, Christmas ornaments, lots of magnets, postcards!, local items, beautiful jewelry, sculptures of western figures, and other knick knacks. Register and other employees mainly stayed at the register island, but were helpful and kind in asking.

Something for everyone! Lots of books for nerds like me. Fun toys and coloring books for the little…read moreones in your life. Plenty of Arches of different sizes and prices for you to take home to remember this architectural and historical marvel.

Stopped in for a refill on my dishwasher pod, they are the best and I always get too close to…read morerunning out. Always lots of fun stuff to look at, lots of great books and plants. I want to get more shower fizzes next time they have them in stock

Love this cute little shop. There are lots of books and environmentally friendly items. The…read morereusable soaps and lotions and detergents are actually very great for the price. Very inexpensive. Wasn't blown out of the water by the service, but she was friendly enough.

I have been coming here since I was about 5 years old since we lived in the area. I got to learn…read morehow to needlepoint and sew from their classes. I love how they are a non-profit so proceeds go to those in need. I've been making needlepoint keychains for years now for thoughtful handmade gifts. Very unique place for the crafters of the world. Fun place to learn new crafts and hobbies. Friendly staff always willing to help out.

I've been here a few times with my girlfriend who does needlepoint. And has a loom…read more And I was in here years and years ago to get my daughter a Raggity Ann doll for her birthday. My daughter is now 27. The new store is larger, brighter and has much more merchandise. The new, expanded store is full of so many other things. Gifts, probably many for wedding gifts. Cheese, spread platters. Serving plates, bowls. Gorgeous stuff. Tervis glasses of many dimensions. MIZZOU stuff, KC stuff. Jewelry, baby gifts, baby clothes, beautiful picture frames, hand-woven rugs. Solmate socks (http://www.socklady.com/index.php), including those for children with an extra sock. Genius! An exceptional amount of Easter decorations which looked unique to me. So bright and cheery. I didn't mess around much in the yarn/thread/pattern area of the store, which is probably half of the store. But there's a lot of stuff there. My girlfriend brought in some embroideries she'd done for Christmas tree ornaments. You can do the needlework, and have them do the finishing. That was her mission. I think five people came to review and understand her request. To get it right. Because she's particular about what she wants. This isn't just a store. It's a philanthropic endeavor: http://www.signofthearrow.com/about-us/ Everyone who works there is a volunteer. Started in 1966, it's a community support organization from the St. Louis Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi. A great place to patronize.