Posts with tag 'Columbus OH'
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9 Places for Cross-Country Skiing Around Ohio
The weather is growing colder, and that means cross-country skiing season is almost here! Whether you're an experienced skier or looking to ski for the first time, Ohio has many beautiful trails to explore. You can zip through pine forests, alongside frozen ponds, or past stands of oak trees. Here are nine of the best places for cross-country skiing this winter.
Punderson State Park
11755 Kinsman Rd., Newbury, OH 44065
Punderson State Park is one of the region's most scenic parks and a lovely one to visit in the winter. The Tudor-style lodge looks lovely against a backdrop of snow and pine trees. Visitors will find three cross-country skiing trails in the park. Huron Trail is a 1.3-mile trail with a moderate difficulty rating. Mohawk trail is 1.1 miles and moderate, and Cayuga is a 2-mile, easy trail.
Punderson is right in Ohio's snow belt, so conditions for skiing tend to be good. There are several picnic shelters, and if the weather is nice, you may want to enjoy lunch or some hot chocolate at one of them.
Chapin Forest Reservation
10381 Hobart Rd., Kirtland, OH 44094
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If you need to rent skis, Chapin Forest Reservation is one of your best options for cross-country skiing in Northeast Ohio. They rent classic and skate skis at their Pine Lodge Ski Center. Each rental includes skis, boots, and poles. Fees are $10 per hour for the first hour plus $5 for each additional hour. Or, for $30, you can rent the skis all day.
The forest reserve maintains several kilometers of groomed trails near the entrance. You can also ski in the ungroomed areas if you are looking for a challenge. There's some elevation change within the reserve, but also plenty of flat terrain.
Swine Creek Reservation
16004 Hayes Rd., Middlefield, OH 44062
Swine Creek Reservation is a 400+ acre park situated among rolling hills and sugarbush farms. There are miles of trails weaving through the park, and several are groomed for cross-country skiing.
Meadowlark Trail is a great choice for beginners. It's a 0.4-mile grass trail with very little elevation change. For a bit more of a challenge, try the 1.2-mile Gray Fox Trail, which offers many wildlife sightings. Or, try the Squaw Root Trail, a 0.6-mile, primitive trail that is mostly single-track.
Great Seal State Park
4908 Marietta Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601
Great Seal State Park is a spacious 1,800-plus-acre state park with patches of dense forest, rolling hills, and open fields. If you prefer to cross-country ski in more open spaces, there are many opportunities here. You can download a map of the park's trails on their website.
Spring Run Trail is a favorite for cross-country skiing at Great Seal State Park. It's 1.9 miles long and studded with training stations you can use for a more balanced workout.
Delaware State Park
5202 U.S. Highway 23 North, Delaware, OH 43015
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If you're in the Columbus area, then Delaware State Park is a good place to go cross-country skiing. The park offers more than 1,300 acres of gorgeous natural land. Cross-country skiing is allowed on any of the hiking trails, weather permitting.
Big Foot Trail is a good choice for beginners. It's about 1.5 miles of easy terrain and offers lovely views of wetlands and meadows. You might even see a beaver.
John Bryan State Park
3790 OH-370, Yellow Springs, OH 45387
John Bryan State Park is centered around a huge gorge cut into the limestone. Most trails offer views of this gorge and the surrounding forested land. Cross-country skiing is allowed on the hiking trails, weather permitting.
If you're cross-country skiing with kids, consider taking the Poplar Trail. It's only 0.1 miles long but offers some nice views. Storybook Trail is another short one. For a real challenge, take the 2.7-mile rim trail.
Stonelick State Park
2895 Lake Dr., Pleasant Plain, OH 45162
Stonelick State Park is another large park nestled in the hills outside Cincinnati. The park's trails wind through woodlands and pass over large, grassy hills. Cross-country skiing is permitted on the Red Fox Trail, rated easy. Visitors also love the moderate, 1.6-mile Beechtree Trail and the 0.35-mile Southwoods Trail.
In addition to cross-country skiing, Stonelick State Park offers ice skating, ice fishing, and ice boating. If you visit earlier in the winter, you can still see birds among the trees.
East Fork State Park
3294 Elklick Rd., Bethel, OH 45106
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East Fork State Park is located just outside Cincinnati and is a lovely place for cross-country skiing on more open terrain. You can catch great views of Harsha Lake, its shore, and a winding river.
In addition to cross-country skiing, East Fork State Park offers ice skating and fishing in the winter as weather permits. The Storybook Trail presents a children's storybook one part at a time and is perfect for youngsters.
Cowan Lake State Park
1750 Osborn Rd., Wilmington, OH 45177
Cowan Lake State Park is centered around a water reservoir. The reservoir levels are lowered in the winter, creating a unique opportunity to look deep into the reservoir. There are several densely wooded areas throughout the park. Birds of prey, including eagles, reside here.
Cowan Lake State Park has 8 miles of hiking trails, and cross-country skiing is permitted on all of them as weather allows. The Lakeview Trail is a pretty choice and convenient as it's a loop. Oldfield is another 0.8-mile loop trail with a moderate rating. For something easier, try the 0.5-mile Beechnut Trail.
Ski Away
Which of these cross-country skiing areas will you visit this winter? Enjoy the views, and treat yourself to hot chocolate when you're done.
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Tasty Trails: 9 Ways to Eat and Drink Your Way Across Ohio & NKY
Foodies of Ohio, your dream has come true! You can literally eat and drink your way across this great state with food and beverage trails spotlighting a wide range of dishes, drinks, and cuisines. Indulge in mac & cheese in Northeast Ohio, sip on lattes in Columbus, or bite into tacos in Cincinnati. Which trail will you head to first?
Taco Trail
Who says tacos are just for Tuesdays? With almost two dozen wonderful Mexican restaurants, you can enjoy this classic favorite any day of the week along the Taco Trail. The flavors are so authentic that you'll close your eyes and think you're south of the border. Earn points each time you check in at a location and build your total to receive prizes such as a bottle opener/keychain, shot glass, and t-shirt. Visit the website to have the passport delivered straight to your smartphone.
Mac & Cheese Trail
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Mac & cheese is truly comfort food, deeply satisfying to body and soul. You may be surprised by the variety you'll find along the Mac & Cheese Trail in Cleveland. Try mac & cheese topped with smoky BBQ meats, or have it piled on top of hot dogs and French fries. A couple of locations even offer creamy vegan versions.
Italian Food Trail
Mamma mia! Get your fill of pizza, pasta, and pancetta when you follow the Italian Food Trail. Follow the delicious aromas to more than 60 Italian restaurants, pizzerias, and markets. Many of these locations are family-run, serving food made with original recipes passed down over generations. Just don't ask them to share any of their secrets! Visit the website to get your digital passport.
Columbus Coffee Trail
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Get up bright and early in the morning to hit the Columbus Coffee Trail. You'll have no shortage of caffeine to fuel your visits to these two dozen charming cafés, bakeries, and coffee shops. Most locations carry an irresistible selection of pastries, so the route is a tasty way to satisfy your sweet tooth as well. Four stops earn you a t-shirt. Hit every location to receive a coffee mug. Visit the website to get your digital pass.
Columbus Distillery Trail
Sample some great adult beverages made with the highest-quality ingredients on the Columbus Distillery Trail. The capital city is home to a number of distilleries producing award-winning whiskey, gin, vodka, and bourbon. There's even a "brewstillery" offering craft beer along with spirits. Each site has a specialty Trail cocktail, such as the Side by Side Daiquiri. Check in at four stops for a Simple Times Mixer and visit each one for a t-shirt. Head to the website for your digital pass.
Columbus Tikka Trail
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Do you dosa? Find the answer to this culinary question with a trip along the Columbus Tikka Trail. Indian food incorporates cardamom, cayenne pepper, cumin, and other flavorful spices for a unique taste. Most restaurants let you choose your own level of heat on a scale of one to five. Many also feature buffets so you can try several different dishes. For the record, dosa is similar to a burrito, with a thin rice pancake that can be wrapped around different fillings.
Ales for Trails
For the month of July 2022, Ales for Trails served as a fundraiser for the Cincinnati Riding or Walking Network, referred to as the CROWN. While that event has ended, the trail can still be followed by beer lovers who want to sample a variety of brands and styles. The 10 stops along the way represent the leading microbreweries that make Cincinnati a star in the craft beer movement. As you make your way, you're also roughly following the route planned for the CROWN as Cincinnati's first urban trail loop.
The B-Line
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When it comes to fine whiskey, Kentucky bourbon is the gold standard. Explore the quality and versatility of this iconic spirit through the 19-stop route of the B-Line. The line-up includes five craft distilleries and eight bars, all of which are named in the Bourbon Review's list of "Best Bourbon Bars in America." Rounding out the trail are six restaurants where bourbon complements their menus of Southern, Creole, and BBQ cuisine. Check in at two locations of each of the three types of establishments and receive your choice of gifts, such as a B-Line t-shirt or engraved Glencairn glass. Visit the website to download the digital B-Line Guide.
Taco Trail
What's not to love about tacos? They're fun to eat, they accommodate meat-eaters and vegetarians, and they're great with beer or soft drinks. Cincinnati's Taco Trail is lined with lively and colorful restaurants where you can try a never-ending variety of flavors and types. Styles range from authentic, served simply with onions and cilantro, to gourmet, with creative fillings such as grilled salmon or carmelized cauliflower.
Blazing Your Own Trail
If you were creating your own culinary trail, what food or beverage would be highlighted?
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8 Ohio Candy Shops to Stock Up on Stocking Stuffers
If you're in charge of stuffing stockings this holiday season, consider stopping by one—or more—of Northeast Ohio's many outstanding candy shops. Buy some sweets to treat yourself, and then score some great stocking stuffers for everyone on your list. From nostalgic pre-packaged candies you remember from childhood to indulgent handmade chocolate creations, you'll be able to satisfy every sweet tooth. You'll even be able to find many candies that people with dietary restrictions can enjoy.
Check out the following Ohio candy shops to stock up on stocking stuffers.
b.a. Sweetie Candy Company
6770 Brookpark Rd., Cleveland, OH 44129
You'll need to allow a good bit of time when you visit b.a. Sweetie Candy Company since it's not only North America's largest candy store but also a fun attraction with miniature golf and an old-fashioned soda shop. You'll find the classic candies you grew up with as well as newer ones, with about 4,500 items from 190 candy manufacturers to choose from. For example, instead of finding a few Pez dispensers with candy refills, you'll find a seemingly endless assortment. Sweetie sells so much candy that it's even been able to help bring back some popular candies previously discontinued, including SloPoke and Broadway licorice rolls.
All City Candy
746 Richmond Rd., Cleveland, OH 44143
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Located 20 minutes east of downtown Cleveland, All City Candy is 5,000 square feet of candy heaven. Fill stockings with your family members' favorite candies and some new ones from all the popular brands, including Hershey's, Necco, Nestle, Russell Stovers, Brach's, and more. Or buy some hand-dipped treats such as chocolate-covered pretzels, Oreos, and Nutter Butter cookies. You'll even find novelty candy items like spin pops and Pez dispensers to add to the fun. And if anyone you're stuffing a stocking for has dietary restrictions, they don't need to be left out of the candy bliss since the store stocks sugar-free, low-sugar, gluten-free, and vegan candies.
Mitchell's Fine Chocolates
2285 Lee Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
Mitchell's Fine Chocolates has carried on the traditions of European chocolatiers since its founding in 1939. You won't find the latest trendy pre-packaged candy here; instead, you'll be able to buy the kind of handmade chocolates that have been popular since the store's opening. Mitchell's specializes in dark chocolate-covered marshmallows, caramels, and truffles. Favorites at the shop include bourbon smoked salt caramels, apple cider caramels, pecan turtles, chocolate-covered nuts including almonds and Brazil nuts, signature chocolate truffles, and Grand Marnier truffles.
Eagle Family Candy Company
4590 N. High St., Columbus, OH 43214
Four generations of chocolate-making expertise go into the candy at Eagle Family Candy Company, which makes its sweet treats by hand. They're well known for handmade caramels and turtles, as well as their hand-rolled and hand-dipped buckeyes. If your family likes crunchy candy, try the peanut brittle, cashew bark, and pecan bark. For a zesty treat, buy the shop's fruit slices in flavors including watermelon, pink grapefruit, peach, and lemon. Order any amount of treats, mixing and matching along the way, and the family will even let you try a few samples if you're undecided.
Anthony-Thomas Chocolates
1777 Arlingate Lane, Columbus, OH 43228
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One of the largest family-owned and operated candy companies in the Midwest, Anthony-Thomas Chocolate has served generations of Ohioans since 1952. Some of its customer favorites include truffle-filled chocolate Christmas trees, gourmet chocolate bars, chocolate foil-wrapped Santas and snowmen, and, of course, buckeyes. If you're looking for a non-chocolate stocking stuffer, you'll also find plenty of those, including peppermint bark, Australian red and black licorice, gummi bears, fruit slices, and saltwater taffy.
Colonial Candy
3620 N. High St. #105, Columbus/Clintonville, OH 43214
Colonial Candy has been in business for 50 years selling Ben Heggy Ohio handcrafted chocolates and old-fashioned candy. Fresh Ohio dairy cream is used in many of its sweets, including the maple cream. Customer favorites include the coconut haystack, French mint, and pecan patty. For a variety of treats, buy the Heggy sack, which features some of the shop's favorites, or the Brevoort Brothers Mix, which honors one of Clintonville's first settling families. And if you have a Harry Potter fan you're buying for, check out the chocolate wand and Jelly Bellies in the shape of objects from Harry's world.
Maverick Chocolate Co.
129 W. Elder St., Cincinnati, OH 45202
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If you're buying for the chocolate connoisseur, Maverick Chocolate Co. is the place to visit. This family-owned business operates on a "bean-to-bar" philosophy, resulting in chocolate made the old-fashioned way with ethically sourced beans. The shop's products aren't just limited to chocolate bars either; get their unique blend in the form of drinking chocolate mix, cocoa powder, and hazelnut spread. Truffles made with fresh ingredients such as orange, strawberry puree, and rose water are not to be missed.
Chocolats Latour
4037 Hamilton Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45223
Handcrafted in Cincinnati with fair-trade chocolate, candies from Chocolats Latour are "Good For Everything," and that includes stuffing those stockings. Choose from beautiful Hand-Painted Truffles, Salted Caramel Leaves, Peanut Butter Ornaments, and so much more. Hot chocolate lovers with appreciate the Hot Chocolate Bombs, and Peppermint Bark is always a hit.
Life is Sweet
What candy are you hoping to get in your stocking this year?
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8 Places to See Columbus in Lights for the Holidays
Few things can conjure up the joy and wonderment of the season like the dazzling holiday light displays that transform some of your favorite Columbus destinations into magical, enchanted places. These events feature fun for all ages, with many light displays offering exciting extras like ice skating, photos with Santa, great shopping, delicious treats, and a wide variety of fun activities geared toward the youngest members of the family. Start planning with our guide to eight amazing places to enjoy the holiday lights around Columbus.
Columbus Commons Holiday Light Show
160 S. High St., Columbus, OH 43215
Looking for a fun, free light show you can enjoy during a holiday night out around Columbus? Then be sure to stop at the Columbus Commons Holiday Light Show featuring more than 400,000 LED lights spread around the 6-acre park with a prime location near some of the city's best dining and shopping destinations. On Festive Friday nights in December, you can enjoy extras like carousel rides, holiday refreshments, and live music. The display is open every evening from November 18, 2022, to January 1, 2023, starting at dusk and ending at 11 p.m.
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Wildlights
4850 Powell Rd., Powell, OH 43065
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An annual favorite for families around the Columbus area, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Wildlights display regularly ranks as one of the most impressive in all of Ohio. With an incredible 3 million lights on display, this beloved family attraction is truly transformed for the holiday season. And that's just the start! There are tons of other activities for the kids to enjoy, including photos with Santa, ice skating, carousel rides, stations for making delicious s'mores, and even camel rides. This event can be enjoyed most evenings from November 18, 2022, through January 1, 2023.
Butch Bando's Fantasy of Lights
3311 S. Old State Rd., Delaware, OH 43015
A locally owned and operated holiday light show that also raises money for a variety of local non-profits, Butch Bando's Fantasy of Lights has been delighting families in the Columbus area for nearly 25 years. The display is a short drive from downtown Columbus at Alum Creek State Park Campground and is more than worth the trip. Start by exploring the dazzling drive-through light display taking you through the whole campground, then be sure to leave time to visit Santa's house at the end for photos, gifts, and holiday treats. Purchase your tickets online, then enjoy the show any evening between November 18, 2022, and January 2023.
Aglow at Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
1777 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43203
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Do you prefer your holiday lights with a side of horticulture? The Conservatory Aglow at Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens event offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and holiday cheer. Your favorite gardens will be bathed in lights, with special displays for seasonal plants like poinsettias and evergreens. There will be live entertainment on select evenings, and you'll also get a sneak peek at some of the best entries from the Gingerbread Competition. Reserve your tickets online for this event, which takes place nightly between November 19, 2022, and January 8, 2023.
Holiday Lights at Easton Town Center
160 Easton Town Center, Columbus, OH 43219
Easton Town Center is an excellent place to check items off your holiday shopping list, enjoy a delicious meal, and see some seasonal sights along the way. The shopping center will be lit with more than 2 million lights, including on the towering 50-foot Christmas tree in the town square. There will also be exciting extras like holiday carriage rides and photos with Santa. The lights can be enjoyed every night through January 2, 2023.
Lights at the Scioto Mile
233 S. Civic Center Dr., Columbus, OH 43215
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With eight riverfront parks spread over 175 connected acres, the Scioto Mile is one of the most scenic places in the city at any time of year. It's especially beautiful during the Lights at the Scioto Mile display, which can be enjoyed for free every night between November 23, 2022, and January 2, 2023. The Scioto Mile is located around the corner from the Columbus Commons, making it easy to enjoy both displays in one night.
German Village Holiday Lights
German Village Neighborhood, Columbus, OH 43206
Sure, parks, shopping centers, and drive-through displays all offer fantastic ways to see the lights, but what about when you want to see a whole neighborhood decorated for the holidays? All you have to do is head for the German Village neighborhood in Columbus, where countless homes, businesses, and public places get in on the holiday fun. Starting on December 4, 2022, with the annual Village Lights kickoff event, you can see the whole neighborhood decorated in holiday lights and festive décor before you head to the Christmas Market for some shopping. After the kickoff event, the lights and decorations will be on display for the rest of the holiday season.
Wonderlights Christmas in Ohio
14028 Fairgrounds Rd., Hartford, OH 43013
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While visiting Wonderlights Christmas in Ohio will require about a 30-minute drive from Columbus, it's more than worth the trip. This drive-through light display features more than a million holiday lights, all synchronized to some of your favorite classic and contemporary holiday tunes. This is one of the most popular displays in Central Ohio, so reservations are strongly recommended. You can enjoy the display on evenings from November 11, 2022, through January 1, 2023.
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Where will you and your family find your own holiday magic this year?
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8 LoLo Gifts to Be Thankful For This November
November's attitude of gratitude doesn't have to end once the turkey, stuffing, and mashed potatoes are gone. You'll be giving thanks for this month's wonderful free offers courtesy of Cutler Real Estate and LoLo Gifts.
We appreciate all the great small businesses in Northeast Ohio, Columbus, and Cincinnati. These gifts let us give back to the community and help you discover them as well.
November Gifts:
Cincinnati: Latte and a Pastry
Wooster: A Pint
JAFB Wooster Brewery
120 Beall Ave., Wooster, OH 44691
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Celebrating a birthday or just the end of a long work week? Raise your free pint in a toast with family and friends at JAFB Wooster Brewery.
About JAFB Wooster Brewery
Paul Fryman, founder of JAFB Wooster Brewery, is so fascinated with beer-making that he wrote his senior thesis about the impact of microbreweries on the American beer industry. JAFB incorporates ingredients such as raspberries, coffee beans, and chocolate malt to create their unique flavors.
Contact and Hours
330.601.1827
Monday - Thursday: 2 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Friday - Saturday: Noon - midnight
Sunday - 1 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Columbus: Coffee and Donuts
Donna's Delicious Dozen
5322 N. Hamilton Rd., Columbus, OH 43230
When you claim your free gift of coffee and donuts, you'll understand why the shop has the name Donna's Delicious Dozen. It's hard to resist taking twelve of these delicious pastries back home to enjoy at your leisure!
About Donna's Delicious Dozen
If you're a pastry lover, Donna's Delicious Dozen is your dream come true. All donuts are made fresh to order, so you can select your own combinations from a variety of toppings, icings, and drizzles.
Contact and Hours
614.245.4859
Tuesday - Friday: 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Kent/Stow: A Coin Purse
Red Letter Days of Kent
144 E. Main St., Kent, OH 44240
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Tired of trying to figure out what to do with your loose change? Problem solved with your free coin purse from Red Letter Days of Kent.
About Red Letter Days of Kent
Give your inner artist some inspiration with a visit to Red Letter Days of Kent. Delightful items such as coloring pencils and markers, journals and notebooks, and wrapping paper will spark anyone's creative fire.
Contact and Hours
330.474.1330
Sunday - Monday: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Tuesday - Friday: 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Akron: A Tea or Shake
Fairlawn Nutrition
55 Ghent Rd., Fairlawn, OH 44333
Do you think "tasty" and "healthy" are mutually exclusive terms? Find out how delicious good beverages can be with your free tea or shake at Fairlawn Nutrition.
About Fairlawn Nutrition
Start your day right or get a midday pickup with a shake, coffee, or tea at Fairlawn Nutrition. They even have gluten-, dairy-, and caffeine-free options to accommodate special diets. Use their convenient app to place an order from your phone.
Contact and Hours
216.543.7772
Monday - Friday: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cleveland: $10 Certificate
The Salvaged Boutique
13383 Madison Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107
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Are you decorating a new home or planning a fresh look as you prepare to sell? Use your $10 certificate toward furniture or accessories at The Salvaged Boutique.
About The Salvaged Boutique
Kathy and Karen, the sister team that owns The Salvaged Boutique, share a passion for stylish decorating on a shoestring budget. In 2013, they started a DIY blog that led to an Etsy shop. It was so successful that, 18 months later, they moved into their current brick-and-mortar shop featuring vintage, refurbished, and new home decor items.
Contact and Hours
216.925.5259
Tuesday - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Medina: $10 Certificate
Bella Moxie Company
236 W. Liberty St., Medina, OH 44256
Tired of seeing the same limited selection of merchandise at the national big-box stores? You'll have a hard time choosing what unique item to get with your $10 certificate from Bella Moxie Company.
About Bella Moxie Company
When you shop at Bella Moxie Company, you support small business in two ways. The shelves are filled with high-end, one-of-a-kind jewelry, accessories, and home decor products made by local artisans. In addition, the store itself is owned by two entrepreneurial women. Follow them on Facebook to see the new arrivals.
Contact and Hours
330.725.7971
Tuesday - Friday: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cincinnati: Latte and a Pastry
The Fix Coffeehouse & Bar
648 E. McMillan St., Cincinnati, OH 45206
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Running late in the morning? No need to skip breakfast. There's always time for your free latte and pastry from The Fix Coffeehouse & Bar.
About The Fix Coffeehouse & Bar
Whether you prefer sweet or savory breakfast, The Fix Coffeehouse & Bar has the perfect item to pair with your latte. The shop features an assortment of pastries from Cincinnati's top bakeries, along with a selection of sausage and egg, lox and cream cheese, and other sandwiches on bagels from The Bagelry.
Contact and Hours
513.620.7076
Monday - Friday: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sunday: 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Canton: $10 Certificate
Cherry Blend Coffee Roasters
1003 Cherry Ave. NE, Canton, OH 44704
Coffee has come a long way from the basic black cup of joe. Find your new favorite roast with your $10 certificate from Cherry Blend Coffee Roasters.
About Cherry Blend Coffee Roasters
Roasting coffee may not seem like a regular segue from painting houses, but it worked for Terry and Peggy Miller. After 23 years of owning a house painting company, the Millers decided to follow their passion and open Cherry Blend Coffee Roasters, maintaining the same attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Contact and Hours
330.483.5297
Monday - Friday: 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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