I've attended three workshops and I absolutely loved them!!! Wish I could attend them all! Great…read morestore and everything is beautiful.

There is so much to take in when you first walk in that I just hung out at the front while I…read morechecked out each shelf, each product. Crystals, CBD infused everything, homemade soaps, jewelry, clothing, oils, vinegar and other condiments, cake & cookie mixes, ready to eat snacks, etc. Indeed, it's quite the eclectic collection. The owner, Kristen Zachares, seems extremely supportive of the local vendors who rent space in her store. She reached out to one of the makers, on my behalf, about a cookie mix without chocolate, took down my phone number and immediately contacted me once hearing back from the maker. In addition to the Buddha chip cookie mix, she is also making oatmeal raisin and sugar cookie kits! Kristen stated she will contact me and leave one to the side when it arrives. I'm sold before it even makes it into the store simply because of the overall exceptional customer service. Would highly recommend a visit to support/buy local. Great store for gifts or be selfish : )

A perfect store for any occasion: birthdays, holidays or any sort or just because gifts. The prices…read moremay vary but are pretty reasonable. So many options to chose from and I truly had a blast looking around. I purchased some small items like a Christmas ornament, a mug and other items. The staff was very friendly I would be back to purchase more items for my loved ones!

Negative: bad customer service…read more Positive: great selection of many cool items. The perfect spot to grab that unique gift for someone.

Wow what an epic store! Nancy helped me pick out beautiful wrapping paper, ribbon and a notecard…read more All unique and very high quality.

It's such a unique store! There are so many cute paper patterns that I want them all.read more

UPDATING REVIEW. They're finally open. Staff here is funny when speaking to each other. Place was…read morenice and fully stocked, everything was organized. Am happy to have one five minutes away now. They have lots of cool items as well. Some items here I didn't see at other locations. I love how the store is laid out. All the super cool stuff is at the back of the store. I spent too much here today. But love it!!!!

I love coming here as I always find things there is plenty to choose from I especially love the…read moreperfume as it's reasonable for what you get

This is my go-to for gifts or a pick me up for myself. Fantastic selection of cards and decorative…read moreitems. Lovely jewelry and candles. And don't forget the Sweet Home Montclair chocolates!

A few years ago, i was exploring Montclair and I came across this store. The door was unlocked and…read moresaw a open sign on the window. I stepped in and started to look around, only to be met with a man telling me that the store was closed. He came off as rude. I told him that the sign says open and the door was unlocked and he told me "well its closed". Mind u this was my first time in Montclair, this memory forever makes me not want to step foot in this shop. Just the bad vibe i got from this man:/.

"You don't go here to find a book.  Here a book finds you."…read more(I totally cribbed that from another Yelper's review of a different bookstore - in another state - so I'm allowed!) Can I share a story with you?  During the Dark Ages (pre-internet, no Yelp or smartphones) learning about something a bit off-the-beaten-path, let alone being able to source it, was an arduous task. I was an English Lit major and one of my professors loved to talk about even more books than the ones already assigned to his class and he always mentioned 'The Three Christs of Ypsilanti' that he read himself when he was in college.  It sounded more interesting than what we were reading in class (sorry, but there's only so many times you can endure 'Oedipus Rex') and I went hunting for 'Three Christs' but never had any luck.  Most workers at other shops gave the quizzical "What'cha talkin 'bout Willis?!" look and I'd leave empty-handed (or with a completely different book... just because).  Then I found myself here.  And while casually strolling through the store and eyeing up all the titles... I found a used copy!  (Can I tell you one other thing?  The book was a bit dry and dated and part of me wished it stayed like the Holy Grail - that it might keep me searching through different bookstores but never actually finding it.) And it's been more than a few years (okay, decades!) since I scored 'Three Christs' and now I'm here once again - this time doing my part to properly celebrate and support "Independent Bookstore Day" - and man oh man... you could lose an entire day here just drifting from rack to rack, aisle to aisle, floor to floor. Whatever you fancy - they have a section for it. Pricing is a-okay. The quality of the 'newer' used books is most excellent.  (The older, more rare and worn copies are out of reach or behind glass cases.) Behind the counter is the coolest and friendliest gal. From music to books to merch to a "gumball machine" that has poems (of course, right?) - the world is a better place with mom and pop (book)stores like this in it. "Since 1984" - and hoping they'll be going strong for another 40-plus years... (PS: if you stumble upon the movie version of 'Three Christs' - skip that as well.  They tried to make it a comedy and it's awful.)

Some spaces just scream "For Book Lovers" and this charming bookstore is one of them. From the…read moresidewalk shelves of $1 books to the stairs painted as recognizable book spines, this forty-year old store is a haven for story lovers. Some bookstores are big and cluttered, leaving visitors to fend for themselves if they're looking for something specific. Not here. Within the cavernous space, there's a clear sense of organization - by genre and neat alphabetization by author's name. The selection is vast; from literary artwork, coffee table books, local geography, and manga, there's truly something for everyone. I especially loved the well-stocked children's section in the back, where I was endeared by the sight of a young bookworm sitting with her head in a book for a while without any one bothering her. That, more than anything else, is why I love local bookshops - they're homespun spaces where people can curate their love for books. Speaking of homespun, this bookstore isn't fancy. The shelves look like they're made of unvarnished plywood that have been hammered together, and most of the store signs have been made with little more than marker and posterboard. Don't let that fool you - the workers here know their stuff. I overheard enough conversations to know they can talk books with anyone who walks in and can help you locate most anything in the store. If you're in the area and need a space to just breathe in the smell of books old and new, please do yourself a favor and stop in.

What is it about Tiffany that customers seem downright dejected if they're not treated like the…read moreSultan of Brunai just because they stop in for a browse. Went in to purchase a pen as a gift and was waited on courteously with total professionalism. They couldn't have been nicer. Snicker if you must but I suspect Tiffany is not the place to go when you're sporting a "Jersey Shore Bikini Inspector" sweatshirt and your latest pair of Crocs. Just a hunch. Five easy stars.

I visited the store to purchase two Tiffany necklaces for my twins. The associate who assisted me,…read moreRush, was exceptional--professional, personable, and attentive throughout the entire experience. His service was the highlight of my visit and the primary reason for my overall rating. I also appreciated another associate who kindly offered me a beverage. However, aside from these interactions, I found the overall customer service to be lacking. Several associates did not acknowledge me--there were no greetings, smiles, or offers of assistance. Upon leaving after completing my purchases, I passed a group of staff members engaged in conversation, and no one acknowledged or thanked me. I would also like to note that, as a person of color, the only individuals who greeted or engaged with me were also people of color, including the security staff at the entrance. I believe this is important feedback for fostering a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all customers.

Adorable and cozy independent book shop in a house setting. Such a cute place to visit, with lots…read moreof great curated books to explore. I visited for a book launch event but would love to come back to look though all the books. It's the kind of place you want to settle into and spend hours in. Cute small cafe counter serving coffee, tea, and small snacks. Highly recommend you stop by and shop your local bookshop when you're in the area! FYI: There is a flight of stairs to get into the shop, so may not be accessible for large strollers or people with mobility needs.

Delicious ice cream-LOTS of flavors to choose from. They even have no dairy alternatives (parole…read moreice cream). Clean bathrooms!