This little boutique is an absolute gem in the rough. They have something for everyone from babies…read moreto 3X. The staff were so very friendly and helpful, prices are affordable, and they have an amazing selection. I will definitely be going back to do some shopping and I will be taking my teenage daughters with me.

Stopped over here to check the place out. Basically it is a huge souvenir shop but you can find…read moreanything from the cheap and mundane to high quality fashion as shown with the Stetson cowboy hats, rhinestone shirts, and of course a separate section for both cowboy and work boots. Mocassins are made by Minnetownka which are all over the store. Check out the Native American headdresses on sale as you browse. They are very expensive as well as beautiful. They also carry suede and leather jackets, coonskin caps, Indian jewelry, pottery, carved gift boxes as well as some budget food. The boots are quality with famous names associated with them. Feel free to try them on before you purchase. The store is basically what you make of it. I was looking for Native American dolls and having found a few noticed that they were not authentic. Take time to check it out if you are in the area. Located near Dallas Pike exit on I 70 in WV, they have their own parking lot.

Great selection of boots and novelties. Beautiful Native crafts and more. Staff was very helpful…read moreand friendly.

Very cheap thrift store. I've visited here twice, the first time I found two chinoiserie vases for…read more$10 for the pair which was a great deal. I didn't find anything on my most recent visit. There are clothes, home furnishings, jewelry, and more.

I adore thrift stores. I'm a photographer, so I'm always looking for props. This place is pretty…read moresmall, so it can be hit or miss, but the prices are amazing. (e.g. I found a Diane Von Furstenberg skirt here for 25 cents)

A once upon a time mall, it was a waste of time. Where do I start ? The building is aged, dingy…read more more closed stores than open & most of the stores there have little to nothing to offer. No food court. Try to find a bathroom nearby good luck on that one. Sad, but looks like too many malls today.

Not that bad of a mall, they are actually added newish stores. Which to me, means new life has…read morebeen brought to the mall. Each mall was hit hard during the recession, it doesn't matter where that mall is located. The reason I cannot give this mall any higher than three stars is because of its layout. It's large. And spread out, and dated. A little update is definitely needed. And maybe add more restrooms. Looking for one while in here ended with us going into Sears I think, just to use their bathroom. All the way at the other end of the mall from where we parked. For a Sunday, when we stopped, this mall was kind of dead too. But no one really shops on a Sunday much. Maybe once all those stores under construction open, that'll draw people in.

Just left here! Such a cute shop and sweet owner. I love seeing these kind of shops in Wheeling!read more

Don't judge me too much, but the last time I actually read a physical book -- like, held it in my…read morehands and sat there and turned pages -- was at least several months ago. I know! I'm a monster. That time is seared in my brain, though, because one of my children, when he saw me sitting on the couch reading, commented that he had never seen me reading in his life. (I tried to explain to him that I do lots of listening to audio books and reading digital books on my phone, and I also do a lot of reading for work, but he wasn't giving me any credit.) As much as I don't hold books in my hands, I do love bookstores, and they hold a special place in my heart. The Paradox Book Store is West Virginia's oldest bookstore, and it's truly a gem. It has all of the things you want in an old bookstore: that musty smell, the cramped and crowded feeling of spines all around you, hand-lettered signs, soft jazz playing from a radio, a warm feeling emanating from dim lamps set up strategically around the store. This is a bookstore-bookstore. You will mostly find old used books here. I didn't see too many new titles. But if you're looking for some seedy pulp paperbacks or a book on fresco painting from the 1980s, you're freaking in luck. One of my children was excited to find and purchase a three-inch-thick German dictionary, because ... reasons? He doesn't speak German, has never showed interest in the German language or Germany, but he read that book all day. OK! That's the magic of bookstores, though -- you never know what you'll find, and sometimes the most random things will spark your interest. The prices are extremely fair for used books. The German dictionary we got was $4, and most of the books I saw were under $5. They have a little nook on the porch with ultra-discounted books (5 for $2), with a sign that says you can even just borrow them. They also have a sign welcoming everyone in, no matter if they have money or not. The children's section is small, but they have lots of books and toys to play with, plus a bench for adults to sit and watch as their kids play.

Went to Bella Sposa to get a tux for my sons prom. The woman who waited on us and fitted him was…read moreamazing! She was so calming and sweet and kind. Also had a great sense of humor. She was very busy and by herself yet seems to take care of 3 customers at once.she was attentive to everyone's needs and got us all taken care of in great time. Their selection was also wonderful and prices were really good as well.

I had a fantastic experience! Finding dresses was easy, the young lady was so helpful, and insisted…read morethat if I wanted to try on a dress that was another size, they'd find a way to do it. I ended up finding the perfect dress. The one lady (I think she was the owner) teared up at seeing me find my dress. Turns out, the dress had been discontinued, so, they sold me the sample and gave me a discount on it. The prices are very reasonable and the dresses are of great quality. I absolutely love this place and can't wait to go with my sister when she eventually gets married.