This is a very unique co-op shop of over 25 boutiques and stores. It is on the second floor of…read morethis great stone mill building in Canal Place above the Little Falls Antique Center. You will find an independent bookstore, a great yarn shop; Pincushion Patch, luxurious alpaca products at Paca Garden, The Parson's Wife is a unique boutique of country with hand-crafted stitchery and home decor you MUST have. This is WORTH THE TRIP! Come and visit soon!

The shops at 25 West never cease to please.... clever displays with original works …read more Come see James A. Parker's original Mohawk Valley village and Erie canal scenes that authentically take you back 100 years in time . At 77 years young , he also teaches water color art classes near by at the Little Falls art center .Originals , prints , and note cards are available . This is a must see booth at this wonderful shopping location ,where making a full day of shopping and site seeing is possible .........................................

The girls and I enjoyed the multiple floors of antiques in the shop. We are prolific antique store,…read moreshoppers, and we were quite pleased with everything that was here. The ladies provide a great service when we were checking out.

Still not letting the customers either 0f the the two bathrooms. I'll have to see if this is…read moreagainst the law in New York State. The woman at the front desk is to be avoided. not very nice to customers or coworkers. If you plan on browsing thru the 2 floors and have just travelled an hour or more, I advise you to use a restroom at McDonald's or visit the antique center across the street where nice couple will let their customers use the restroom.

We love the incredible assortment of merchandise, from the mundane to the magnificent. This sweet…read morespot is both a wonderful shopping and learning experience. The owners are perpetually friendly, kind and helpful. Truly a favorite and worthy of regular explorations.

Very clean, bright and a variety of quality items. Plenty of parking, easy to navigate, not…read morecluttered, and an accessible restroom. We weren't looking for anything in particular, but we spent about an hour looking at vintage pyrex and dishes, hummels and other collectibles, records, memorabilia (limited sports stuff though), and furniture. We felt it was quite expensive but we would stop back when in the area.

I was a first time customer this week looking for a bracelet for my wife. The staff was…read morefantastically helpful and assisted me with finding a bracelet for my wife. The women was patient ,friendly, knowledgeable and very sweet. I went with an opal bracelet but was told my wife could come back for something different or to have it sized better. My wife loved the bracelet and they just gained a new customer. I loved this place and the whole friendly and peaceful vibe.

Brilliant cut and faceted Herkimer diamonds are available. The new creations are being anxiously…read moreawaited. The jewelry is luscious and very reasonably priced. Perfect for gifts and to spoil yourself.

Very very nice store. The ladies inside were super sweet and this was going on even during the…read morecheese festival and it was quite crazy in there at the time but everyone who was working there was all smiles and answered any question that I had. I am a knitter and they had the most beautiful selection of colors of 100% baby alpaca yarn at an extremely reasonable price. They have everything in that store from coats to sweaters socks hats mittens you name it if they make it in alpaca it was at that store. Everything is very high-quality would definitely make the trip out of my way to go there again.

As far as rest stops go, the Indian Castle Travel Plaza is as average as it gets. I've seen better…read moreand I've seen worse, but this rest stop leaves a lot to be desired. There is a mobile gas station at this rest stop and a Travel Mart store. In addition, Indian Castle is decently clean, but the bathrooms are a bit dirty. The food options are pretty limited and extremely overpriced. The best thing to eat here is definitely the Roy Rogers. Other restaurants include a Starbucks(yuck), and Auntie Anne's. Every time I've gotten Roy Rogers and it's good, but expensive and takes a long time. In conclusion, the Indian Castle Travel Plaza is nothing special, but it's fine for what it is.

Clean bathrooms but everything was closed when we arrived but the souvenirs store at the end.read more

The Mustard Seed in Little Falls is a cute little shop which sells a selection of artisan herbal…read moregoods. They sell gifts, candles, decorative merchandise, towels, soaps, body wash products, small pillows, candies, jar/bottle goods, loose teas, grab & go foods in the cooler, Jones Family Farm gelato & sorbetto, and gluten free baked goods & other goodies. I stopped by The Mustard Seed on a recent stop in Little Falls. I picked up 2 baked goods from their gluten free selection including 2 Gluten Free Old Fashioned Spiced Oatmeal Cookies and Gluten Free Carrot Cake Loaf. I enjoyed my treats back at the house for after dinner desserts with my black coffee. This was a good stop worth checking out!

The people who work here are great but the food you need to be careful about purchasing, got food…read morepoisoning for the second time guess I should of learned the first time.

I hate this place. The manager harassed my friends and I when we walked in. We tried to walk away…read morebut he kept on yelling at us down the hallway. Overall the other staff is nice though.