Cute store that's always fun to browse or pickup a gift at. They have a great selection of candy,…read morefun town-themed merch, some favorite retro items that will satisfy your nostalgic cravings, and greeting cards too.

Great selection, I ended up buying candy cigarettes from my youth the chalky ones and gum cigar the…read morenostalgia. service was great and loved the homie feel of the shop.

Stopped in here after looking at the scarecrows on main st in Wethersfield. This is a shop that…read morehas a lot of different things to offer. I enjoyed looking at the different stones. I ended up buying a selenite heart crystal. Store is very cool to look around in.

Cute little mystical shop!…read more There are a room dedicated to just crystals and gem stones. There are amazing figurines, good smelling candles and incense, handmade trinkets, tarot cards, books, reiki candles and so much more They have healing and reiki classes I ended up getting a creativity candle and a small trinket to add to my book shelf!

The cutest little market with good food + drinks! So many things to shop. But I tried the BEC with…read moresausage + the s'mores latte -- both delicious. Service is friendly and they were quick for being super busy on a Sunday morning. Cute indoor + outdoor seating. Street parking.

Most beautiful color and perfectly sweet & balanced red juice. The decor inside is beaming and I…read morelove the mission to support local foods. Cinnamon rolls were sold out at 11am on a monday, sad for me, they are a staple of every visit I make here. Line moves quick, grab a menu while in line to see all your options. Daily specials have a menu as well. Juice was $11 after 15% tip.

This place is the cutest! definitely will pop by again, there are so many cute present options and…read morei love that everything is homemade

Down town Walking around we found this nice shop, gift shop…read morewith Connecticut theme items mostly. I love. To finally find something dedicated to the state right in the heart of Hartford

"Well, I did not think the girl could be so cruel And I'm…read morenever going back to my old school" (Steely Dan) Old School and classic- that's the vibe Emrey's does so well. They are a "vintage-chic soda bar" with definite nostalgic vibes from the 1950's, or even earlier. Want an old-fashioned ice cream soda, milkshake, soda floats, ice cream sundae, banana split, or maybe a boozy ice cream or coffee drink? Well, belly up to their long soda counter, hop on a bar stool, and let your inner Fonzie go wild. You'll love their pastel pink, black and white color scheme, and you'll sure love their charm and hospitality. You won't see a zillion ice cream flavors on the menu, just the most basic varieties beyond vanilla, chocolate and strawberry. We ordered two Malt Frappes ($11 each), one Classic Vanilla and one Pistachio. They both came with whipped cream and a cherry, and my Pistachio was garnished with pistachio pieces in the frappe and atop the whipped cream. They were excellent, cold, thick, refreshing, frozen comfort food at its best and oh so nostalgic. Reminded me of the shakes we used to get t Howard Johnson's a lifetime ago. And the portions were pretty big, our server Gwen poured whatever wouldn't fit into our glasses into a plastic cup for us. Definitely worth a stop on your next visit to downtown Hartford.

Emrey's had been on my radar for a while. The shop is soo cute perfect for photo ops with the cute…read morepink decor and old school vibes ! Not to mention they have a speakeasy in the back behind the Photobooth ( yes a photobooth !!) I l got the s'mores hot chocolate and it was delicious ( I'm still think about it) Can't wait to go back and try something else !

9/23/26 Visit: The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum for my 700th Review! A Must See Museum!…read more The outside of the museum looks like an old castle. We arrived at 12 PM for the 1230 *Museum highlights tour. Unfortunately, we were told that the tour was canceled. A Jewish Artists tour was scheduled for 2 PM. So we had time for lunch. We asked the staff where was the best place for Pizza. They recommended, "The Brownstone". It was about a 10 minute walk. The pizza was delicious! Back to the Museum! Susan was our wonderful docent for the Jewish Artists tour. She encouraged a lot of group participation. On the Jewish Artists tour, some of the more well known artists were Marc Chagall and Camille Pisarro. In addition, Susan pointed out other highlights in the museum. Many thanks to Susan!! The rest of the museum staff were wonderful too! After the tour, we wandered around the museum. The museum has a wide variety of old and modern paintings and sculptures. The Wadsworth has a wonderful gift shop upon entry. The museum does have a small café with indoor and outdoor dining. Street and mostly garage parking is within walking distance of the museum. Thanks for the read and viewing my photos.

This museum is stunning and a fantastic way to spend an afternoon. The collection is beautifully…read morecurated and there's something for every type of art lover. The pieces are also rotated so everytime I visit I feel like I'm seeing something new! Right now, there's a gallery of local artists show casing some wonderful talent. Plus, the museum is free to Hartford residents and UConn Students. Staff is friendly and passionate. Visit if you haven't!

Strolling through sold Wethersfield, taking at look at the Scarecrows On Main we decided to stop in…read moreto check out the recently opened gift shop! Super cute as soon as you walk in! Very Whimsical! They had jewelry, crystals, soaps, cooking oils! They even had a nice little section for children! Everything is so well Put and the store is very inviting! Items had prices on them so there was no guessing. Thought prices were fair! And staff was very sweet! I think it's a great addition to Old Wethersfield! Hope they do well!

What an enchanting place of fun and whimsy, perfect for getting a small gift to show up to an…read moreevent, plus maybe one or two things for me

I liked this place. My daughter and I were waiting for the…read morestore next door to open and we decided to come in and explore.it has a little bit of everything. Very interesting stuff and very friendly people. We got some great inexpensive gifts.

This store has such cute merchandise. The clothing brands especially have consistently high…read morequality, flattering items. I also come in here any time I need a gift, like nice lotion, a journal, etc HOWEVER. The employees either get some sort of bonus for enrolling people in their points program, or they've been threatened with torture if they DON'T enroll people. I walk to the cashier to check out. "What's your phone number?" Oh I don't have one with y'all but that's okay. "Well let's get you signed up. What's your name?" No thanks, I don't need to. "You'll get coupons and save money!" No thanks, not today. "I'd recommend you just sign up; you can always cancel anytime if you decide to." No. Thank. You. And I am certainly not blaming this employee. I am sure she does not want to have that same conversation with people all day long. I blame whoever is making this corporate decision; I have no idea why they think it's wise to bully customers and make it so unpleasant to shop there. Next time I need a little gift, I'm likely to just go in the Barnes & Noble next door, who also sells gifts, journals, cards, and at least they only ask me ONCE each trip if I want to sign up for their rewards program.

"Now when he was a young man, He never thought he'd see…read morePeople stand in line to see the boy king. King Tut" (Steve Martin) You all know his name, and maybe that goofy Steve Martin song, but if you want to know more about King Tutankhamun, you have until October 15 to check out this impressive exhibit at the Hartford Convention Center. He became a King at age 9, and served until his death at age 19. He died in 1323 B.C., and in 1922 a team of British archaelogists discovered his tomb with over 5,000 artifacts and displays of over-the-top opulent wealth. What is the National Geographic Beyond King Tut exhibit? Think of it as a cross between a fantastic museum and an IMax theater. Similar to last year's Van Gogh event, this is an "Immersive Experience" with high quality projectors showing imagery on the walls, floor and ceilings. There are nine galleries to stroll through, and some of them are huge, so the super-sized imagery is jaw droppingly cool. The show started off with a short introductory video, but I didn't care at all for the tour guide's shlocky banter. Pricing is on a two-tiered basis with "Peak" and "Off Peak Pricing". The Peak Pricing levels are Adult (Ages 16+) is $39.99, Child (Ages 5-15) is $28.99, Student/Senior/Military is $34.99, Premium Flex (enter whenever you want to) is $53.99, VIP (enter whenever you want to PLUS an VR Experience at the exit) is $79.99. A Family 4 Pack is a flat $34.99 price per ticket. Off Peak pricing is $10 less for adults and $5 less for kids. Of course, parking is extra, and if you haven't spent enough money, no worries because there's a bar and gift shop at the exhibit.

What an incredible experience this is! I've been obsessed with Egypt since I was 5, and being able…read moreto go into an interactive exhibit like this was like a childhood dream come true. Each room is unique, with historical facts, and always something interesting to see or do. The room with the boat and the projections was just absolutely incredible. I could probably just sit there all day if I could just taking everything in that I possibly could. What an amazing adventure, I want to go back already!

This is such a cute toy store!! Even though they aren't exceptionally large, they have a variety of…read moreitems from infants to adults! They even have cute stationeries and pens and other items like cups and candy. The staff are absolutely friendly and the prices are all decent. They are located with an assortment of shops so there's variety in parking. Happy shopping!

"We're playin' those mind games together Pushin' the…read morebarriers, plantin' seeds Faith in the future, outta the now" (John Lennon) Is there anything better at bringing out your inner child than wandering around an incredible toy store loaded with more toys and games than you ever thought existed? We wanted to pick up a few odds and ends to send to the grands for their Valentine's Day box, and we ended up staying for close to an hour because Pinwheels had us in a trance. They have all the traditional things, including a full height wall of Barbies and accessories, plus a crazy amount of stuffed animals, dolls, craft kits, toy tucks, Pokemon stuff, sports cards, Legos, slimes, Squishmallows, Jellycats, and things I never heard of but must be super popular. They have a lot of these teeny tiny miniature collectibles that are a big hit with the "Under Ten" crowd. They also have a discount section with reduced pricing. If you're in the market to pick up something for the children in your world, you can't go wrong here at all.