Nice shop with a wide selection home goods that highlight local landmarks. I bought a nice little…read moregift basket for clients who recently came from Florida.Everything seems reasonably priced to keep customers coming back.

Cute shop. I was there for the holiday open house so it was mostly Christmas themed items. Once I'm…read moreready to be in the Christmas mood I'll have to come back. Pretty inexpensive items in general. Most appear to be handmade. Would be a good place for gifts too. A real folksy Americana style.

Cute little gift shop with local Ithaca merch. I picked up a magnet, and they also had prints,…read moreshirts, postcards, and other fun items. One unique feature is the upstairs printmaking area where you can choose a plain shirt from a big selection and a design, and they'll stamp it for you. Very cute, artsy, and a bit hip.

Sunny Days truly captures the spirit of Ithaca, just like I've seen mentioned in other reviews. The…read morestore is absolutely adorable, and I love that they have an upstairs and an additional section selling Ithaca-based merch. I visit every so often when I'm in town simply because of how cute it is. I was happy to see they sell some local products, like a hot sauce I previously found at the Ithaca Farmer's Market. Their book selection is also charming - I spotted a bathroom check-in book for guests to fill out, which I thought was such a fun idea. If you're visiting Ithaca and looking for local or homemade goods, Sunny Days is definitely the place to check out! :)

I found this unique souvenir shop while Turkey hunting. The…read morepricing was very reasonable. Had a chance to meet Betty and was very impressed with her retail experience. Highly recommend stopping here if ever in Andover.

Found the most unique gift ideas there! One-of-a-kind. It…read moremay be off the beaten path, but so worth the drive. The owners are very nice and we're so helpful with finding just the right gift for my friends.

This location of the PA Wilds Conservation Shop is located at Leonard Harrison State Park. The…read morestaff person was extremely friendly and welcoming. She explained that nearly all of the products they sell are locally made or designed. A few products were from a little farther afield, but even those are carefully selected for being eco-friendly or otherwise related to their mission. There are a lot of great souvenir options, including shirts, magnets, postcards, toys, and the like, plus practical items like locally made bug spray. This is a smaller shop, but they make good use of their space, and there's a good amount from which to choose.

Cute little store in the airport. They always have that energy drink available when needed…read more Brooklyn sandwiches if you are hungry. For people flying in they have all different NY swag to choose from.

I've always supported small, local businesses. So, I was happy to come in and support this one. I…read morewas even happier to leave. I entered the small store and immediately went to the fudge counter, in the middle of the store on the left. The lady was finishing waiting on a gentleman. She barely greeted me and asked what I wanted. I started to ask a question and she interrupted. She interrupted everytime, before I was finished, as if she knew what I was going to ask. I thought it was rude and off-putting. She offered a fudge sample. I had one of orange cream, and a toffee (fudge is $14.99/lb). It was overly sweet, not very flavorful or aromatic, and had the texture of Play-doh. And then I spied Them: couple of small, black, fly-like bugs that landed on the very toffee fudge that I just sampled, and hovered above the orange cream. That was it for me. Between that and the rude proprietress, I decided to cut my losses. They have a conglomeration of small gift items, such as earrings, mood rings (remember those?), bracelets and some candies and graphic t-shirts. Everything seemed neat, but haphazardly scattered throughout. There's on-street parking, and the only handicap spot is right next to the store, in front of the old, abandoned Papa Joe's Restaurant (sad, because that was my favorite: dining on their deck with great, live music, friendly locals, drinks and tempura shrimp). I wish I had a more positive experience. But this just wasn't worth the trip (35 miles 1 way) or the money, especially with the bugs sitting on food. But hey, I guess for some it would be a source of protein. Just not me.

My family goes there for breakfast every week. I joined them for several meals during a recent…read moretrip. Great food - great servers. BTB - a vast selection of greeting cards!

We stopped in the crossroads of Dushore and took a step back in time . Very nice outside with…read morepretty flower boxes and there seemed to be plenty of parking. The inside truly made me feel like I was stepping back to 1967 !! Very Kitschy- they have a cute store attached with a lot of cool stuff not easily found . The inside of the diner itself was decorated with painted toilet seats and hats and a giant bear !! The food was pretty good- 3 in my party got breakfast which were huge and I got a cheeseburger that hit the spot . Definitely worth checking out if you are in the area .