Very surprising store, for us in the middle of no-where. We were looking for coffee and found an…read moreeclectic store with a large variety of goods and fun items to bring home.

I was very excited to stop in and try the new coffee shop addition to the store. They had a fun…read morespring menu and I picked the raspberry matcha. My drink was under 6 dollars and was ready within minutes. The coffee nook is very cute and inviting. My drink was delicious and aesthetically pleasing. I loved walking around the shop with my drink. There are so many amazing eye catching displays to take in. I loved the variety of local vendors to choose from within the shop. I did not purchase anything this visit but I will definitely be back for more drinks and to peruse the shop selection. The Purple Painted Lady is such a vibrant spot and I'm happy to have it in our community.

This store is absolutely amazing! Had everything I was looking for in felted wool selection and…read moresupplies. They were so helpful with ideas and suggestions. An amazing selection of patterns, fabrics and kits. This is definitely my first choice to shop !

Great quilting shop! Tons of primitive fabrics to chose from besides other primitive decorations!read more

As I reside in Florida it occurred to me that there were some items at this store that would make…read morefor excellent Christmas gifts. The challenge was that these items needed local delivery and I was unsure if this could be accommodated? Ginny went above and beyond to see that the gifts were delivered. Very personable and excellent service. A local business that everyone should support year round. Thank You.

From the owner: We listen to customers requests for items and try to stock them if possible. Customer service is…read moreour top priority!

Such a cute little shop packed with so much local art!!…read more I've been wanting to go to one of their craft pop-ups for awhile and finally was able to stop by their wood-burned ornament pop up! This was such a cute event, and the ornaments were reasonably priced. I love how they featured local artists at this event, so that we were able to interact with them and create a one-of-a-kind ornament together. Service was great-- the shop had such a friendly atmosphere! Highly recommend that you stop by at least to browse, but try to attend one of their events as well!

Class in crocheting a granny square was fantastic! I recommend it highly. They even supply…read moreeverything for first timers!

My NY friend and I visited this place and I was so delighted with all the vendors and art displays…read more The chapel is beautiful with high ceilings and stained glass tall windows. Items for sale were all reasonably priced and there were around 160 vendors. It took awhile to decide what I wanted/needed to buy. Finally bought 3 stained glass flowers ($5 ea) to put in my planters and a pretty necklace ($18). I wanted another necklace but it had no price and there was no answer from the artist after the cashier tried to get a hold of them which is a shame because they lost a sale). I was visiting from another state but I hope I get another chance to go back.

Beautiful church building which houses these wonderful items for sale. Always can find great gifts…read morehere. Highly recommend- you won't regret it

This business is Closed for good as of 2024. Closed…read more There is U pick Berries on property behind the building, seasonally.

A wonderful shop filled with local treasures that truly capture the spirit of the Finger Lakes…read more While shopping, I spoke to one of the co-owners who was very knowledgeable about every piece that was featured in her shop and each artist behind the beautiful work. I could've honestly spent hours in there admiring all the carefully curated items, but I was able to leave with unique gifts and souvenirs that will always remind me of my memories in the Finger Lakes.

Sandra was very friendly, we had a great conversation about travel (she is going to study in Venice…read morefor a few weeks). Her pieces are original - she even created art for Heron Hill's wine labels

Most beautiful artful pottery! Not typical. Almost China-like. Delicate, useful and oh so…read moreoriginal! I used to live close to the studio and have several pieces. Hoping to add a couple more when I come visit Hammondsport.

Great place to check out . Huge variety of things to buy . The vendors are extremely helpful . And…read morethe deals are unbelievable .

Very unique store! Lots to choose from with a selection of old and new. We've driven past here a…read morecouple times, and did not know they were here. Now we do and glad we stopped by to take a look.

You have to love a business that doesn't give you a physical address on their website, but offers…read moreGPS coordinates and a hand-drawn map. (100 CR #13 isn't the correct address; I had to enter in a random number to get the map marker to appear. The map is correct.) All of their pottery (except for the raku) is dishwasher, microwave and oven safe. They're unbelievably sturdy; we bought our mugs around 10 years ago and I've dropped them on the hardwood floor and in the sink several times without a single scratch or chip. I always swore that I was going to complete my collection some day when I had the money, but I don't think they offer our particular glaze pattern anymore. Their pottery makes a great one-of-a-kind gift or housewarming present if you can't decide what to get someone. In addition to tableware, they also have vases, vessels, sculptures, wall hangings and ornaments. If you're in the area, set aside some time to take the beautiful drive out there and pick yourself up some pottery of your own. While you're out there,stop by Brookside Studio for a water color (http://www.brooksidestudio.com/) and check out Griffis Scultpture Park (http://www.griffispark.org/category/15/griffis-sculpture-park.aspx)

From the owner: Surrounded by the beautiful hills of Northern Cattaraugus County, one hour south of Buffalo, NY,…read moreHoh-Shed Studio Pottery in Otto, NY is a wonderful destination for pottery lovers! Each season hundreds of of satisfied customers return to add to their collections of original handmade stoneware pottery. Michael and Elliott Hutten have been producing functional and decorative stoneware since 1982. Working by hand with a potter's wheel, slab roller and simple tools, Elliott makes each piece with consistency and craftsmanship.