Hi I like a dutiful husband waited outside while my wife shopped! She luckily for me forgot her…read moreglasses or she would have purchased a lot more! The owner did give her her business card, lol. She had to keep asking other customers discreetly is this the right price? The prices were excellent and the quaility very good! Next time we are up that way My Cathy is stopping by again, with her glasses!

I LOVE Paisley's-- it's my first stop in this area every visit…read more What I love (besides how friendly the owners are) is that it's a space packed with beautiful, quality gifts, home furnishings, clothing and jewelry (plus some odds and ends) from all over the world. BEST of all, everything is SUPER fairly priced and affordable. I always leave with an armful of really amazing goodies.

Beautiful store that is owned and operated by a collective of 40 artists. The store offers a…read morediverse selection of art from photography to jewelry and gnomes! You can find something for anyone. Also, beautiful ceramics.

We love this little store. The first time we came to this store was a little over a year ago and…read morewe very much enjoyed the arts and crafts and everything that they had to offer. Yes some of the items are expensive but they are all hand made products and local. I will gladly support local and pay a little more if I have the money rather than go somewhere else without the quality product. They have some local soaps that are made with essential oils and they are one of my favorite products to buy. I buy this place out every single year. The hand soap with orange essential oil is absolutely the best. We also bought a beautiful hand cut cheese board. Each year we come in and they have some newer items, all of which area beautiful.

The owner is extremely friendly and has an excellent selection of well priced clothes and…read moreaccessories. The interior's are beautiful.

This place is a breath of fresh air compared to overpriced vintage shops in the city. There are…read moretons of cute sandals, heels, and boots as well as a good selection of men's clothing. The owner was lovely too!

Beautiful and historic place with knowledgeable staff. Great experience for everyone…read more They should add two dollars to the price of a ticket so you don't have to look for one dollar bills in order to ride the merry go round with a charge of $1.00. Not many carry cash anymore much less dollar bills. Just add it to the price and let people not have to fumble looking for more money once inside. Also the gift shop was so incredibly hot it was sickening to be in there.

Been wanting to come here for awhile as my mom kept sending me it on fb lol. Knew we'd be up at my…read moremom's this summer so we of course planned a little trip to Cooperstown. We got here an hour before closing which probably isn't enough time but my son is 3 so it was perfect for him. The carousel which I thought was super cute my son ran for dear life from. It's a carousel! lol. Seriously the way he ran you'd think we were trying to lure him to the carousel of death. So sadly no ride on that but everything else was really cool to check out. Random chickens around my son was happy seeing it all. Gift shop was closed as we left but we came back the next day to check that out :) I definitely plan on coming back here as my boy gets older where he can actually pay attention to things.

I am trying hard to write a fair review because I think crystal/metaphyscial shops are nonsense…read morethat prey on unsophisticated people, but the family wanted to walk in here and look at the 'pretty rocks' and as far as that goes, it was fine. It smells nice and is clean and organized. The staff was friendly. If you're the kind of person who thinks crystals helps things I guess you could come here and waste, I mean, spend some money.

A pit stop whenever we are in town. Made a bet with my daughter on its location & I lost. (I had…read moreforgotten they moved to Main St) .. She got everything she was looking for..

How are there no reviews for Fisk? There's not a lot else going on in this area, and you'll see…read morebig Fisk metal sculptures randomly around this area. Even the local Tractor Supply has two huge Fisk roosters outside. Visiting Fisk is fun, and you should do it even if you don't plan to buy anything. There's a parking lot with a ton of brightly-painted metal sculptures around. I don't know if some of them are imported/made in China, but it seems that a lot of them are made right here. Across the street and up the road about 250 feet is a barn with lots of antiques. Some prices are clearly for tourists, but there are a few bargains to be found, too. Take some time and poke around.

The Lost Bookshop in Delhi, NY is a gem of a store! There is an extensive and interesting selection…read moreof books, as well as gifts for readers. The retail space is organized and laid out well for browsing and decorated in a manor that feels stylish, but welcoming. The shop has the cutest little reading section for kids and a fun selection of books for toddlers and older kids. It's a nice addition to Main Street Delhi!

Fantastic bookstore. It's small but had a phenomenally well-curated Fantasy and Sci-Fi collection…read more(at least for my tastes). I either had read or wanted to read everything there. Wish I had more room in my suitcase to buy more. Service was also lovely and friendly - worth a stop if you're a bibliophile passing through Delhi!

The Green Giraffe is a hidden gem. Filled with vintage clothing and goods, you could spend hours…read moreinside and still not see everything. If you're a sewing or crafting enthusiast, they have multiple rooms with fabric, thread, buttons, zippers, etc. The third floor was filled with vintage clothing and even had a bridal and gown room. I purchased a vintage purse from the 50s and it was very decently priced. The service was solid, I can't wait to come back and bring out of town guests.