Most sale items are typically marked down by 50 percent. When we visited, we found an assortment of throw pillows tagged at just $15 a pop.
The owner loves to bargain. He sold us a pair of glass horse bookends priced at $48 for $25.
Vintage maven Cynthia Deering, formerly of Sweet Lorain, downsizes to a slim Ohio City storefront.
Happy hour runs 4:30 to 6:30 each afternoon and again from 9 p.m. until the restaurant closes. We got three shared appetizers and a total of four drinks for less than $50 with tip.
When we saw "Memphis," we got seats in row JJ of the main level for $20 through the Smart Seats program. ($10 Smart Seats are also available in the balcony and for a wider range of shows).
This free attraction isn't usually that busy during the week, giving you a chance to explore peacefully at your own speed.
This 8,000-square-foot space is packed full, so make sure you give yourself enough time during your visit to properly explore the place.
