Staff was on the phone while I'm waiting to be rang out. Says to me "by the way your card may…read moredecline because I'm on the phone" so I say "maybe you shouldn't be on the phone"...I guess I am just mistaken but a place of business should be a place of business and not a social event. Won't visit this place again. Retailer reached out (see reply) but neglects the fact that I was in their store shopping for 10 minutes of which the entire time the employee was on the phone chatting away about personal matters. Nothing I heard would have warranted this being a business call or from a customer. The employee actually says to her friend "I have to let you go so I can use the credit card machine" as I'm at the check out counter.

I was a cute little shop but not a lot in the way of styles for souvenir shirts and definitely not…read morea good range in sizes either.

STORE STATUS: NOW CLOSED…read more Finnish Treasures Gift Shop was a true treasure in the scenic Fairport Harbor. It has been part of the community for 20 years! I only found the store a few years ago.The shop recently closed its doors (on December 13, 2015). It was the saddest closure for this little area. Finnish Treasures Gift Shop used to sell souvenirs from Scandinavian countries - Finland, Norway, and Sweden. There were also some limited products from Russia. The souvenirs really captured the culture and sisu traditions - wood woven shoes and bags, dolls, chocolates, books, furs, teas, and fresh Finnish bread. All products were well priced and many felt really artisan. Seeing Moomin merchandise was such a beautiful reminder of my own childhood and learning to embrace winter. The owner Laura was always incredibly kind, welcoming, and open about sharing her culture. I loved supporting this store, and wish that it was a forever part of Fairport Harbor. The owner is now retired. I will really miss this one-of-a-kind store. Finnish Museum: While the store is now closed, you can still support this wonderful family. The husband of the owner (Veikko) of Finnish Treasures Gift Shop has a museum - Finnish Heritage Museum. You might ask why the Finnish museum in Fairport Harbor? I asked the same thing during my museum and store visits. There was a significant immigration of Finnish to Cleveland in 1885. Many have arrived at Fairport Harbor and called it home. The Finnish Museum provides a very immersive cultural experience with artifacts, art, and even an indoor mock sauna. The museum hosts various cultural events that are usually published on Facebook or their website. This museum is a must visit year round. You can still celebrate Finnish cultural legacy in Fairport Harbor.

My husband and I stopped here when we were visiting our son in Ohio. We totally loved the shop and…read morethe owner was very helpful and friendly. Got great Finnish gifts for our grandchildren. We are headed to Ohio this weekend so hoping the shop will be open when we go there. We will visit the museum across the street also. Fairport Harbor is a neat little town and we enjoyed lunch at the Sunset Grill right on Lake Erie.

Took longer than expected, did not do work properly. Name was put on wrong side of jacket. Do not…read morerecommend this business for embroidery.

From the owner: Since 1991, Brink Ink has brought personalized touches to Edinboro and beyond. We offer our…read morecustomers a wide range of services, including screen printing, embroidery, promotional items, custom signs, and vinyl decals. If you're in need of custom items, we will bring your vision to life. Call today!

Great store with absolutely beautiful gems! This store has the best selection that I've ever seen…read more I live in Colorado but always find the Best gem stones here!

I love this place for its selection of more unusual colored stone and crystal jewelry. If you're a…read morefan of silver and Southwestern inspired jewelry, you'll find lots of unusual pendants, earrings, etc. in a rainbow selection of colors--white turquoise, colored spiny oyster shell, brown-and-white "wild horse" stones, all sorts of colored crystals and unusual crystal (with names usually ending in "ite") varieties at some pretty reasonable prices. You can get a nice stone pendant set in sterling silver for less than $50 in many cases. I had a lot of nice comments on pendants I've purchased here as I've been able to get a lot of different stones in a lot of different colors that are sometimes quite unusual. There are a few other nice gift items like hand-crafted Native baskets in the back of the store (along with a few cheeiser things like southwestern theme t-shirts, Amish dolls, and cowboy hats), plus beaders will find some nice beads, findings and other jewelry making tools. This store is in a little strip of stores across from a big cheese store...and a couple of blocks off of State hwy. 87. Turn off of 87 on State Road at the Middlefield Tavern to find Navoo Road.

What a great place! I love that this is a family operation and such a quirky local attraction. We…read moreLOVED the magic show. Especially my son, who even got to participate in one of the tricks. Libby is so friendly and welcoming and the entire family was born to entertain! This is in the perfect location downtown Berlin and I'm glad we got to go. They also offer ghost tours, which is what we originally had wanted to do a few weeks ago, but it was rained out. I know we'll be back again to do it. Great little novelty shop and fantastic magic show. The seating is first come, first serve. There was a gentleman celebrating his 90 somethingth birthday and his family in attendance, plus another magician named Steve, and a few other families. The fact that other magicians come to watch speaks volumes! They are big on audience involvement, so my son was excited when he got to go on stage, He is a little shy, but I think he enjoyed being up there. No photography during the show, but we did get a little card signed by Mr. Madrikhan himself! My favorite trick was "The Moth". I still don't know how they did it.....And the Ancient Egyptian trick that ended the show- wow! We were blown away. We left with a starter magic kit, a dinosaur, a magnet, and great memories.

I am a lover of all things scary, strange or unusual. So this funky little place was RIGHT UP MY…read moreALLEY. The owner was friendly and welcomed us with a cool trick (won't give his secrets away here). He told us a bit of history about the store and proudly let us know that the item I was purchasing (magnet) was made in the USA. There is A LOT of stuff in here. Some of it basic, touristy type stuff but there were so many cool figurines and lots of old (looking?) memorabilia. I found so many things in there that I would love to have. I also walked around the store repeatedly find new things each time. I still regret not buying the Edgar Allen Poe action figure...