Bait and switch. Made in China wool country crap fills the store, broken junky stuff in the way…read moreback. Bait is the crap at the entrance.

Bought a bunch of amazing Christmas items yesterday at the Vintage Market Days in…read moreDayton/Cincinnati. I will absolutely making the 111 miles to their shop to buy more! Their prices are amazing and the quality of their products are absolutely great! Huge fan here. Planning a trip with my sisters and my daughters to come up and shop!! Just a few things we bought from them yesterday! We have a bunch more that we fell in love with! Love this business!!

Stopped in to check out this store after playing mini golf next door. Two ladies greeted us as we…read moreentered and were friendly & helpful. The store had some cute gift items & some old time candy from my childhood (think Bun candy). I bought a telescoping handle back scratcher for $4.99. I haven't seen one around in years so was glad to find it. It was a quaint little store & I hope to return when in the area.

5 stars for not only having a clothing store but for carrying EXTENDED SIZES! I'm a big girl. I…read morewant to wear cute clothes too. I didn't look around too too much but I did find a few dresses & sweaters up to 3X!!! Hell yeah! They carry some authentic well known shoe & accessory brands like Sorrel & BOGG. I wasn't too impressed with this place until we went upstairs. That's where all the goodies are. There's a 3rd floor but we were way too tired to go up there.

What an amazing store. This store has 3 floors. It has a very nice kids section. It also has a…read moregreat clothing section for women. They also have lots of crafts. The staff is very nice and helpful. I liked the layout. The prices were very reasonable. They did have public restrooms. This is a must when coming to Berlin.

Lovely home, gift, and clothing store. Wish it was in my neighborhood. I have visited several times…read morenow. It is chock full of unique gifts of all kind and clothing for women, men, and children. It also has a wide selection of all sorts of home goods. If you need a gift or something new to inspire and add to your home, this is the place. Whenever in Granville, I stop in. Just be sure to check the store hours.

I love this gift store. My second time shopping here. The store has three floors of gifts and…read moredecor, clothing, misc. and family owned as well. Has a little bit of everything. I bought some bird feed shaped as an owl for gift for my dad. It was a great way to spend an hour of our time while in Granville.

7-26 Nice clothing for older women. Very Good gifts and…read morehouse decorations. A wide variety of kitchen, garden, house and apparel.

Perfect spot for shopping! Lots of seasonal decor items and great coffee while you shop. Loved…read moregoing during the Christmas season! Staff is friendly, and you will have no problem finding something priced well to set up in your home or as a gift.

Visited here in mid-June 2025 on a roadtrip to Columbus, OH from Wheeling, WV. It's about a…read more5-minute detour from I-70 going west and takes you right to the shop which displays examples of locally made glass tableware and paperweights. In the fall, they provide a fresh inventory of Christmas ornaments and have a licensing agreement with the Ohio State University. Since 1971, Mosser Glass has operated as a family owned business with molds provided by a company in Wheeling, WV. This American manufacturer preserves the rich, long-standing history of glassmaking in Cambridge, Ohio from the 1800s to the 1950s. Definitely worth the stop if you're looking for a decorative gift to bring home!

What a cool experience. I have begun a fascination with glass blowing and so seeing Mosser Glass…read morewas really cool. They are still in production. Mosser came about from an employee who used to work for Cambridge glass and started Mosser. While the tour wasn't as historical as the Cambridge glass tour was, it was still a great experience. Mosser lets you go back and actually watch them make the glass pieces they are working that day. The day we went they were making their cake platters and how fascinating it was to watch them up close "do their thing". It is an assembly line all done by humans. From pulling the glass to pouring it in the mold to taking the molded glass to the next stop to get the base added to then it being put in the chiller that takes 3 hours on the conveyer belt to cool down and it still comes off the belt warm to the touch (even after 3 hours in the chiller). This was a great stop. Free tour but they love to get you with their gift shop. We debated about some salt and pepper shakers and decided not to because they were expensive. Then found a smaller set in an antique store on our way home for MUCH cheaper . A cool experience and a fun thing to see them do their craft right in front of your eyes. Not sure how kid appropriate it is due to the nature of watching them work and being around HOT areas. Stop...it is worth it (as long as you get a tour to them producing glass).

This is an amazing store with so many great products. There are many different areas to explore,…read morethat you could get lost in. It is very clean and easy to walk through. Allow yourself several hours to see everything. Have a large baking, kitchen area which I am interested in. The employees were all very helpful. The prices were comparable to a nice hardware store. I would definitely recommend!!

Lehman's is an incredibly unique and wholesome experience. The product selection is unlike any…read moreother stores. The unique items they have to offer make Lehman's a retailer I love to use for gifting. Customer service has always been excellent, online and in the store. I can't wait to go back! Unique quality goods!!