Terrible location and the hours of operation and lack of accommodating staff. We arrived on a…read moreSunday to an empty building and then were told we could not start a project. Went to Glazed and Amused in North Canton. Much nicer location and staff. Selection not as good but less homeless when you leave.

Great shop. Wonderful environment. employees were friendly and very knowledgeable. I love this…read moreplace and would highly recommend.

The Canton Marketplace is an awesome me addition to downtown Canton's shopping, dining and bar…read morescene! You can stop in 6 days a week and shop from over 20 local vendors... Everything from jam to snacks & sauces, to home goods. There's a bar that offers beer wine and cocktails. There's a speakeasy in the basement. There's also a full service kitchen or grab n go food options. You'll def wanna check this place out!

Outstanding food and atmosphere!!Bonus is the awesome bar staff! The new menu was so good!! We had…read morethe Sante Fe Egg Rolls and Buffalo wings and our friends had the Chipotle Cinnamon Wings. They did not disappoint! The Naturally Blue Duo reminded me of being in a Chicago blues bar. LOVE live music!

Three years later, and I am still a big fan of Jenks! I love the creative styling and the vintage…read moreitems featured here. The main level has been redone as a coffee shop with ample seating areas, and it was full of customers on a Thursday afternoon working on laptops and meeting with friends. My green tea latte was delicious. The lower level is still a gallery space with a bold mix of artwork for sale. The high-quality Pendleton blankets have moved upstairs along with a vintage clothing room. They have a resident photographer and multiple event spaces available. Why run one small business when you put multiple offerings into one historic building?? I look forward to drinking a beer and listening to live music in the back when the weather warms up.

usually always enjoy ourselves here, but last night on Saturday the place was closed, sort of…read more.. Very confusing as to what was going on. We stopped in to show off what we think is a local treasure to some friends. Parts of the building were open, but most of it was closed, buttoned up tight on a Saturday night.

I stopped here on a whim after an appointment in town and was extremely pleasantly surprised. This…read moreshop is very cozy & inviting with plenty of great, affordable finds. Janine (I'm sorry if I spelled your name wrong), the owner, was so friendly & inviting. Seriously, if you want to visit a local owned business that deserves support, this lady is it. The selection was great & I found some really nice hidden gems within. I'll definitely be back & highly recommend you check it out!

We loved it. The owner and her niece were friendly. They were packing up to move next door, but…read moretook the time to talk and help us. We will definitely go back

Great place for good food and spirits. It's like the neighborhood Cheers. Close to home and…read moreinexpensive.

The kitchen offers a $5 lunch special Monday - Friday from Noon to 2PM. (The upstairs kitchen is…read moreopen to the public). Get a social membership and enjoy the friendly bar downstairs where they have a live band every Friday.

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.

Excellent class, a wonderful experience. Super cool instructor, very tuned into each persons unique…read moreneeds. Definitely going back ! We made jelly fish!!! thanks Christian !

Unique gift for those who enjoy experiences over "stuff". My sister and I took my mom here for…read moreMother's Day this year and I cannot say enough good things about this place! My mom is impossible to shop for, so I was super excited when I came across this Mother's Day special on the Akron Glass Works Facebook page. It is a beautiful old church converted into and art space right off of the University of Akron campus. There were about 12 people total with two instructors for the group. They gave a demonstration and then thoroughly went over all the steps with an emphasis on safety. I was a little nervous working with molten hot glass, but the professionalism of the instructors set me at ease. They're by your side the whole time... but you're actually creating the piece yourself. I have been to other glass blowing studios where the instructors are so hands-on, that you feel like you took no part in the entire process. Not this place. I definitely felt like I was making something and they were just there to make sure I didn't burn my hand off. The whole process took less than an hour and our pieces were available for pickup the next day. We each got to make two glass flowers which all turned out beautifully. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for something different to do! We had such a great time!

I was hesitant about this tasting, $30 seems steep for four small tastings. But it really is a…read moregreat experience. You learn a lot and they do pair it with tiny bites of snack food. The staff really make it fun! I did have a glass of wine while we waited. (Chardonnay) it was good! The cave is beautiful and very clean. I would return!

So glad that Gervasi got themselves a proper wine tasting room!…read more We went on a rainy Sunday, late afternoon and it was just us and one other couple. Got to spend a lot of time talking about the wines and the property. It has such a cool atmosphere. Would be a really neat place to hold a private event.