As new homeowners (and "out of towners"), we were very happy to find such a well-stocked and nicely…read morerun lumber and hardware place. On the phone and in person, the folks at Aubuchon have always known their stuff, and have always been very helpful. We like to think of it as a more friendly, more helpful mini-Home Depot. A great place! Edited to Add - It seems as if the lumber department had been eliminated. (That's what everyone locally seemed to think.) Not so. It's just in the warehouse. Ask at the desk.

I bought a Christmas tree from here that was too big for my car. These guys were nice enough to…read morechop a foot off and with a saw and help me load it. Really friendly people running this place and great value for money!

I love this business for its incredible style leadership in all things rustic. When searching for…read moredecorating solutions, gifts or accessories, no other place come close to the distinctive creative standard of Dartbrook. Best of all, both of these businesses set the standard for style in the town and the region. If you are buying a camp in the park, this is your first stop.

Great rustic interior design and outdoor and deck furniture store. The building has great signage,…read morewide open doors and eclectic and refurbished items like: beds, paintings, old art, tabletop memorabilia, kitchen utensils and bar stools, living room tables, canoes, corkscrews, beer coolers, ice skates, moose antlers, wood frames and napkins. As the store has a nifty name and swell sales - the staff was at least 2 short, way too cool and unhelpful. When I approached the hefty lady at the counter, she acted in her voice like it was the most obscene thing I could have done! She pointed, murmered and wave us uff.. guess she couldn't know that Yelp Elite was in her shop. It's a great experience. Expect the staff to be out back smoking cartons of cigarettes, constantly opening ancillary doors with cold drafts, and using time to move old cabinets around instead of actually making good reports with visitors and travelers. Review: 4

It was the first time we've been there, as we were traveling through. We were unsure how to order…read morefood or where to find it when it was ready. A lovely woman was there for us from the moment we arrived, to guide us. Our food was delicious. We were in and out promptly and didn't feel rushed. There is also a beautiful gift shop.

The food was great. Unfortunately I can't give a positive review because you order from a kiosk,…read morecarry your food to the table yourself and bus you own table, which ended up itself isn't a problem. However, the kiosk asks for a tip and makes suggestions starting at 18%. For what? What type of service was performed and do the people there actually make it tipping wage? Tip culture is out of control and it's time we stand up to practices like this.

East Branch Organics has provided me with continued brewery exploration of craft beers since the…read morepandemic limited opening hours and travel. They have a vast variety of different breweries to pick from. Most of them are in the East or East Coast in which they have provided good coverage for me in that part of the country. By selecting what options you want online for beer they are then able to mail it to you. And for being on the other side of the country from where I am the shipping is fast! In the past sometimes they put a freebie beer in my shipment as well. Always great customer service as they reach out promptly if they have any questions with my orders. Of course be mindful that you need to live in a state that accepts alcoholic beverages in the mail. If you live by this business it looks like you are in for an additional treat with the plants, flowers and other nursery and gardening items that they have to offer. I don't see how they wouldn't be an institution with where they are located.

Incredible plants and the best craft beer shop in the region. The variety is remarkable. Plus,…read morethey have a wine and liquor store attached with a great selection despite its cozy size.

Hometown hardware store! The only place in Tupper Lake to get a fishing license! Know they close…read moreearly on Sunday's and don't open until 8 during the week. Staff is friendly and helpful. Must have cash or check for fishing license. Small selection of bait and tackle. Lots of hunting gear. Clearly the go to hardware stop if in need of nails, rope, wood, etc. they also have a good selection of camping gear if you forgot something!

Very friendly and helpful, they will order things they don't have. The store is family owned and…read moreoperated and has been in town for decades. I have bought some high price items at Fortune's for better prices than I saw on Amazon.

I world recommend this place a thousand times over! Lauren is so warm and friendly not to mention…read morehelpful on my first time visiting ! Went there again today and made another lovely pair of earrings! Can't wait to celebrate me back next weekend and try my hand at a bracelet!

Nice selection of offerings and the young lady working on Thursday last was personable and…read moreprofessional.

Friendly and helpful. Helped picking out a lure that I got a small mouth bass with first cast.read more

About the best store for fishing tackle in the Adirondacks. Mike Wallace, the owner has been there…read morefor years. He can help get novices set up, and veteran fishers will appreciate just how helpful he is. Also if You want a fishing guide he has those working with him. He carries Orvis, Douglas, Shimano, and other reliable companies, and has for years! Also a great place to get maps, light boats, clothing, boots, etc.!

I've always had a decent experience at EMS. I have gotten a lot of my winter hiking gear from EMS…read moreand generally venture into the store when I'm in the area to browse around. Most recently, they had a lot of deals extended past Black Friday, but unfortunately most retail coveted items like Kahtoola microspikes were not on sale and still full price at $69.95. The store is multiple levels and the employees have always been friendly at directing me on where to find things. I do wish they carried Darn Tough Socks from Vermont, but they have a different fake-wool sort of sock brand which I don't like as much. I've had to venture to stores like The Mountaineer to find DTS. I've also looked at climbing equipment and harnesses here, but mostly found the pricing not competitive as the climbing gym, so passed on some of the selections. Despite that, I've purchased snacks and always enjoyed browsing from here. I do think EMS products are pretty high quality in general and last a while, so whether you're looking for gear, snowshoe rental, base layers or whatever you may want for some outdoor adventure, definitely check out this spot!

It's pretty small for an EMS. They had basic stuff at reasonable prices for a tourist town. Staff…read morewas friendly, but not well informed on products. We didn't find what we needed, but nice there's one in the area.