I absolutely love this consignment shop! One oh my favorites! Very fair prices, great items and big…read moreselection! She has lots of everything! Service is always pleasant and inviting!

We really liked the items we received. Owner was nice and helped us look for specific items. Would…read morerecomend.

The Blue Horse is a beautiful, independently owned children's boutique. They sell the loveliest…read morelittle embroidered dresses and sweaters. Their sizes range from newborns to older kids. They have special occasion dresses for a baptism or first communion. Their casual dresses and outfits are adorable, however the cost is a bit high considering these are for the growing child. Personally, I think a $75 casual summer dress for a five year old, isn't the most consumer friendly purchase. Maybe your child's special birthday dress, could come from The Blue Horse. Additionally they also sell children's books and licensed stuffed animals. The Blue Horse is located in Downtown Mystic.

A wonderful shop filled with unique items, many of them handmade. The items are a little pricier…read morethan what you would find at a chain retail store. But then again, if you want a high-quality dress, sweater, outfit, etc., you get what you pay for. We bought a lovely dress that we can use for a family photo session, and maybe a celebratory dinner or event. They also have christening items, stuffed animals, and items like umbrellas and books. Definitely stop in for personal service and unique children's items.

So I found this little gem by happen stance when I was looking for good coffee while in the area…read more It is right next to a very popular coffee/smoothie bar and I HIGHLY recommend you stop on in after you grab a smoothie or coffee. Locally made crafts/gifts/cards and the store is filled to the brim with lovely things! Good to note: If you put 50 Pleasant street Norwich in your GPS it will take you to the back of the building which is the wrong side. Go past pleasant st and the parking lot is on your left! Or search for Dexters smoothie and Coffee vault. The location is a little odd but definitely a hidden gem!

Artists pour their heart, soul and energy into each and every item they produce.... each so…read moreunique... with a story to tell. It's hard to walk away from this store coz it's so cute n adorable and evokes an interest just from the outside and makes you curious on what you may find inside... its quite small .. a hodgepodge of wonderful handmade crafts all made locally in CT... makes for a one of a kind gift... I bought some whimsical clips and rings for the kids and they weren't priced too high which makes it all the more wonderful.... hard to list what you can find coz there are just too many knick knacks but to give you an idea handmade greeting cards, seasonal items... earrings, lip balm holders, hand carved stone animals...you can spend a good lot of time if you enjoy things like this. Also, when you purchase goods from local artisans, you're supporting their business, which helps strengthen the local economy.

The Black Dog General store is located in the quaint town of Mystic, Connecticut. The store…read morecarried mostly clothing with the Black Dog emblem on each one of them. There were a few dog supplies in the store for sale too.

Small clothing store with a small space for pet accoutrements. Problem was the very rude clerk who…read moredidn't acknowledge our existence, couldn't be bothered to stop scrolling on the phone and turned its back to us. So when we wanted to know how much the flag collar was for our Dutchie, it refused to even look up. We left.

My boyfriend and I popped in here right after arriving in Mystic because it was 60° outside in July…read moreand I needed a jacket or sweater. We were greeted by 2 sales girls right away who were happy to assist me. They did have a good selection of sweaters and also some hoodies. Definitely had some cute clothes, which I was ignoring since I really just wanted a jacket. They had a clearance rack; one of the items on it that I tried on had a hole in it. Found a really cute cream colored denim jacket right away that I tried on in their dressing rooms and it fit great. The jacket was a little pricey, however I really like it.

It's worth checking this trendy and stylish shop when strolling around Mystic. Tons of fashionable…read morewomen's wear and accessories. Things are neatly organized and beautifully displayed. It's a surprisingly sizable store that extends to the back with a couple of dressing rooms. The dressing room has pretty pink drapes for doors giving it a luxurious look. I ended up buying only a makeup bag here and my gf bought a few things. Overall Service: There was two staff working here at the time, we were welcomed in with a warm greeting. They were not gossiping while customers were present and assisted people when approached. I would totally come back here again with my gfs!

This is such a cute little gift shop on Main Street in Old Saybrook. You'll find all sorts of…read moreunique bags, cards, jewelry, scarves and other assorted nick-nacks. I really liked the bull dog behind the counter, I'm sure he must have smelled my pug on me and started wagging his tail like crazy. I didn't score anything the day I came in but I'm sure if you need to buy a gift suddenly, and you're in the area, SWAG is a great spot for such a need.

Move over HomeGoods there's a new kid in town…read more This place is pretty amazing if you like Pier 1 and HomeGoods you have to check this place out. On my walks down main street I always stop here to check out what new things they have.

I cannot recommend this store enough. My sister and I were visiting Mystic for the weekend and…read morestumbled onto the store as it is across from the train station. We spent an hour and a half there on Friday and knew we had to go back again so we spent another hour there on Sunday. The selection is amazing because it has all sizes including a ton of plus sized items. The tags are descriptive and tell you the decade the piece is from, brand, fabric, and bust size. The home decor is super cool and everything from clothes to home goods is very clean.

When you first walk in, you are greeted by Pigeon, the friendly shop dog. The clothing is organized…read moreby size ranges, type of clothing, and color. Each item has a personally scripted price tag that tell you about the article of clothing. It lists the decade it originates from and the designer. It also tell you the size it actual fits, even if the original clothing tag disagrees, and a bust size which is so helpful since vintage clothing doesn't usually have the same stretch as modern pieces. She carries pieces in all sizes. I saw XS through 5X in the store with more than one each. the prices seemed very reasonable for what you were purchasing. The store smelled and appeared clean. the owner welcome me in and then let me shop- no hounding or frequent inquiries. I don't find anything for myself today, but I was charmed by her shop and mission. I wish I was local so I could peruse regularly.

This is the toy store of my dreams. The one that you see in movies, that gives you a warm fuzzy…read morefeeling the moment you walk in. The very first thing I noticed was the variety of toys. They aren't the run of the mill kind of toys that you can easily find in Target or Walmart. You can tell that these items are thoughtfully curated for this shop. Both my husband and I were filled with wonder as we kept saying, "Ooo look at this!" "Look at that!" "I've never seen this before!" We walked around with my 5 month old, and although the store was filled with beautiful items- I didn't think we'd find anything worth buying for him just yet. Well, I was very wrong. The store owner was absolutely wonderful to chat with, and she kept making the most perfect suggestions for us. We ended up buying 5 items that we were giddy with excitement about. We had such a great time, I forgot to even take pictures! If you're looking for unique toys in a "mom and pop" shop feel- look no further than Toy Soldier!

We are in CT because my 10yo daughter is doing a ballet intensive at Loomis. Today we visited Olde…read moreMistick Village and were eager to visit this toy store because they have Jellycats. First of all, their Jellycats are behind glass, and they didn't have a big selection. Part of shopping for Jellycats is getting to touch them. I realize this may result in mishandling of the product, but in all of our Jellycat hunts, I've never seen any store display them like this. Additionally, they only had Bartholomew and a couple of other items. Very limited selection. While we were browsing, my daughter found a doll baby stroller that she rolled over to me excitedly, and immediately the saleswoman chided her. I was caught off guard, and admittedly embarrassed because I couldn't believe my kid was getting "in trouble" at a toy store -- especially when she didn't do anything egregious. My daughter didn't run into anything, knock anything over. But I'm also not one to start trouble, so I sternly told my child to put the stroller back where she found it. Mind you, it was out on the floor. She didn't unfold it, take it out of a container. She just took the one that one the floor out for a spin, and was immediately barked at by the saleswoman. It's a toy store, for crying out loud. If you're not equipped to handle children, you're in the wrong business.