The new location is more accessible on C Street…read more It's also larger and brighter. Various table sizes for different group sizes. Also still offering alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages to sip on while creating. The large wall of containers gives you many options for size, color and glass, metal, or ceramic bases. Take your time and explore equally large choices of scents. Then staffs walks you through weighing, mixing and pouring the wax. Since I was in town for the weekend, I decided to let it set for several and come back later to pick up. Not for first time at Maddy's. Love the way their candles burn. And it's a fun solo or group activity. Limited street parking in front or a city parking lot a block away.

My friends and I had a great time at Maddy's Place. We wanted a unique girls night out, and this…read moreworked perfectly. The location is in a beautiful storefront with lots of historical charm and character, conveniently on the main street (which hopefully will bring in lots of foot traffic to this sweet spot). Not only do they help you make candles, but you can also buy pre-made candles (if you don't have the time to sit a spell and make your own) and other cute decor, unique art, or antiques. Mary was very helpful and friendly throughout the whole process: from selecting our vessels to determining which scent(s) to use or mix and finally constructing the final product. One of the main perks of making a candle at Maddy's Place is that you can come back with your vessel and refill it The other important ingredient to a girls night - wine, of course! - was also readily available and a great selection for their limited space. For the price of the candle (very reasonable compared to most custom/homemade candles), it was an enjoyable evening that was topped off with going out on the town for dinner and a few beverages while our candles cooled...what a perfect excuse to extend our girls night! I look forward to coming back with my kids to try one of the classes and/or candle dipping.

still nothing for sale. waste of time unless you like looking at mediocre antiques. crowded.read more

I love this gift shop! They had alot pictures and such of John Wayne and Clint Eastwood, my 2…read morefavorite Hollywood and cowboys actors . I think it was a father and son that own the shop. They were wonderful to talk to, we talk about today's politics and society, they think like me, and that was good! LOL

You know this as Grant's General Store. Featuring the tall wooden train conductor and repairman on…read morethe boardwalk. I feel it's one of the better souvenir shops because of all the train related merchandise. An above average selection of railroad-themed items but a vast amount of fun stuff and of course, Virginia City items. We also found antique items like a set of pole climbers that are over 100 years old! Hats, clothes, knives, books; etc. Like any souvenir shop it won't be great value for your money. But, here you'll find great folks with friendly faces that can spin a yarn like it just happened yesterday. Couple that with the huge variety of old west paraphernalia, it's a definite quality stop when visiting VC!

I've purchased several items here for family and friends. I recommended my mom to this place as…read moreshe was in town visiting from Tombstone. I work in VC, however my mom is older and disabled. Over the weekend, I parked on C Street (which I normally never do because the owner complained last time I parked there, even though it is public parking) however my mom is a tourist and purchased stuff them this shop. I run a veterans owned and operated gun shop in Carson City and we gave the owner a flier for a Veterans discounted CCW class last week, in which they hung it up for us. But since I decided to park in C Street because my mom is a visitor, and disabled, they decided to rip down our flier and throw it in the trash. Really, I've spent money here! I bought my mom a purse, I have bought hats, watched, belt buckles, etc. But because I parked (not even in front of there shop, it is in front of the old CLOSED down Mark Twain Museum) now I get treated this way? Fine, no more business from me! Every time I am in VC, I spend money almost everywhere I go, you know, supporting local businesses and stuff. Who are you to say where people can park on a PUBLIC highway? Btw, my mom spent about $50 here this weekend.

A terrific little shop at the entrance of the Virginia City Antique Mall. Like many places in VC,…read moreit's been home to several businesses before. A bit of everything is an adequate way to describe what's inside. Not much to do with antiques. More modern things like souvenirs and themed gifts. They have a pretty good selection for kids at pretty reasonable prices. The trouble with meeting someone named Cathy. Is it Cathy or Kathy? I didn't think to ask. She was a sweet, cute, hard working business woman but friendly and accommodating at the same time. My understanding is they've been here a couple years after taking over from another. What's nice is they can customize things like hats and shirts, etc. Hard to walk out empty handed. I have two new shirts, a hat and four R&R stickers for the guitar case. Come down the VC boardwalk to the antique mall and look left. 11/23

Excellent shop in Virginia City! I wasn't prepared to purchase specific crystals, but I left with…read morea few fun items! The bead bracelets are very reasonable and lots of variety to choose from. Very nice shop clerk too!!! Do your research, make a list and head up to VC!!!

If you are into crystals, gemstones, and the jewelry that can be made with them, check out Comstock…read moreRock Stop. It's one of our favorite places to visit in Virginia City.

Found an amazing picture of Babe Ruth for our grandson for his birthday!! we were visiting from…read moreCalifornia! If you have never been, it was a very cool town to hang out in an awesome shopping!

This is where I get my salt water taffy fix when I'm in Virginia City. We were given a candy sample…read moreupon entering. I come here for the cool unique gifts and their salt water taffy. I grabbed a variety including pickle and jalapeño. I did visit the sugar free room, but mixed my SF with my regular ones. Oh well, I enjoyed all the unique flavors I threw in the bag. My kids picked up some plane kits. I picked up a few signs and will be back next time we're here. The three employees that were inside while we shopped were at the counter weren't all that friendly, but I wasn't there to socialize. We were in and out within 10 minutes or so.

I was very excited to visit this store, but as soon as I walked in, the owner asked me if I was…read moreIndian. When I said I am Afghan, he made a comment saying ' I loves the Taliban.' I was shocked as this is not an appropriate thing for a business owner to say to a customer. It made me feel very uncomfortable and unsafe, and I left right away. I cannot recommend this store based on how I was treated.

This place has an incredible selection of scarves/wraps/pashminas…read more Nice quality and the owner was super friendly!

This place is so unique and one of the coolest toy stores. Their Barbie wall with vintage and…read morecollector Barbie's are awesome! They're also extremely affordable. So if you miss the feel of the old Barbie and want to collect or get one for your child, this is the place to go! It's around $15-65. That's the average range depending on packaging, year, and rarity. There is also some extreme collection ones though that are higher priced and porcelain. But never seen this in a toy store before and it was pretty dang cool. They also have a crazy cool selection of 3D printed toys and characters which I thought was great. I was told the owner makes it with their family members so that's a nice mom and pop add on to the store. Definitely will be back!

I took my kid here a few days ago. He's been there once with someone else and really liked. They…read morehad a bunch of different toys there. Some were old toys I used to play with when I was a kid. The owner of the store was really nice. He talked about the history of some toys and how they worked. Really nice guy. I describe him as, the candyman of toys. The prices there weren't too bad either. My kid wanted this umbrella toy but they only had the display model available. He told us to come back tomorrow and he'd have more. I think they make some of their toys with a 3D printer or something. We'll be back again.