Helen Winnemore's

A lovely little gift store in a charming old house in a corner of German Village. I loved all of the sunlight streaming in the store windows. The best part was being greeted at the door by Maddy, the house Labradoodle. She was doing a great job managing the store and giving out free dog snuggles. I only intended to wander in and take a look...but there was just so much to look at. I ended up with a few gifts for other people and one for myself. They have very unique greeting cards, candles, jewelry, home decor and lots of other things!

It was fun (and cool - thank you!!) walking around this little shop selling homemade/handmade gifts. The shop dog was extremely well-behaved. The pottery was unique. Beautiful wood spoons and knives; earrings, candles, knickknacks, greeting cards... And two chairs to sit outside in the shade for 'the husbands,' lol.

Very cool place. I have been by here often, but never stopped in, even when I lived in German Village- on Kossuth, actually. Just never seemed like my kind of place. And you know, maybe it isn't. But it is a great place. Lots of handmade art, much of it local, all of it from the US (well, North America, since there are a few Canadian things.) Jewelry, pottery, candles, stained glass, notecards, clocks, switchplates, and on and on. It's in an old house, and every room is filled with interesting items. Not overstuffed, though- it's all carefully arranged and displayed, and a visit is a very relaxing time, with soft music and a mellow tone. I came looking for gifts for my wife, daughter, and mom, for Valentine's Day and more. Loads of potential choices here. There's a room of just kid's stuff, which I will have to keep secret from Baby K so she doesn't insist on getting a(nother) princess dress. Great service. I was offered tea or coffee when I came in, and had quiet offers of help, and just friendly greetings once in awhile from various staff.It's expensive. But, it's good stuff. I'll be back.

I randomly ventured over to this adorable gift boutique after having lunch one afternoon and I'm so glad I did! It's located in the beautiful Columbus neighborhood of German Village and is an old home built right along the red brick roads. It was like I opened the door and stepped into a movie. The sun was out and shining brightly in through the windows of the sunroom and the various hanging glass and jars, etc. twinkled in every color of the rainbow. I instantly got excited and was so pumped I had a few minutes to look around. After walking through all the various rooms of the house turned business, I found the cutest card ever! Locally made in Ohio, I had to have it! The moment I saw it I knew who I was going to send it to. Seriously, this place had the best cards in almost every nook and cranny in the place. I also discovered the most amazing handmade jewelry, artwork, unique gifts, and so much more. It was like finding hidden treasure every time you turned the corner. I even found the funniest animal clocks! An entire wall full of various cat and dog clocks, wagging tails and all. I couldn't help but smile. I may have to go back and get one or put it on my Christmas list for this year. They're just so fun! Oh yeah! I also want to point out how friendly the staff was. I was offered a beverage while I browsed and the ladies there for the afternoon were happy to answer any questions I had. That was surely the icing on the cake! Now that I know about this hidden gem, I will certainly make the time to visit again. I look forward to discovering something new each time I do and I know I'll be back whenever I'm in need of a cool gift. Everything here is really special, there's no doubt about it.

Amazing little place to buy hand crafted stuff in the german town.Best part is you'll be immediately greeted and offered complimentary Tea/ Coffee and bites.They got some really cool stuff but felt they were little expensive but when its is handcrafted to perfection you can't really complain.STAFF IS VERY ATTENTIVE AND FRIENDLY.

Fun unique finds all handmade from Ohio and other states. Upstairs is a children's room with a table to color and play with spinning tops. Upon entering this air conditioned place, you are offered complimentary coffee, tea, or water.

My mom, daughter and I came in here the other day and we were immediately greeted by a nice woman asking if she could get us tea or coffee while we looked around; we declined but were surprised by the nice gesture since you normally don't hear that in shops. She noticed my daughter and told us to check around upstairs where there was a little kid's area. The items in this store are beautifully made and some are a little pricey, but this store is cute for one of a kind gifts! We went upstairs where we browsed dress up costumes, stuffed animals, and they had a little kid's table for kids to color on paper with crayons!My mom found a mother's day gift for her that she wants from my brother and I. It's called a "pic stick" and you can hang it up with pictures of your family on the magnetic stem. Very helpful staff and I can't wait to get this gift for my mom!

Very expensive little gift shop. Everything is hand crafted from many different artisans. There were a lot of beautiful things, but I felt they didn't offer anything for my age group (32) - I could picture my mom or grandma with a lot of their goods. However, I did love their large card and Swirly Girl collections. I also wanted to mention that they had so many sales ladies while we were there. One followed my husband and I from room to room where I felt I was being glared at constantly. A tip would be ask if customers need help, and once they say no, leave them alone. I almost felt as if she was worried we were stealing or breaking things or something. It was a very uncomfortable experience.

Service used to be outstanding here but not anymore. New owners do not seem to care about getting to know or servicing regular customers. Very sad.

What a lovely shop, with lots of beautiful things. I found a wedding gift there which they wrapped and sent for me.