Typical gas station convenient store without the gas. No subs or sandwhiches, empty, and took away…read morethe irish cider in the back cooler.

I've been going here since I was a child every summer. Not much has changed. No more penny sweets…read morebut still a great general store. Has all your basics if you don't want to travel far. A great assortment of Irish candies and biscuits. A def stop is in order. You won't be disappointed. It has history and small town feel.

Wish I lived in closer proximity to this lovely little shop. Have always found the staff to be…read morewelcoming, accommodating and eager to help me find that perfect gift! If you have not visited this shop recently, I might suggest popping in to give it a go! This is not your average local Irish shop, but consistently carries items we didn't realize we so desperately needed The Aran knits, the Bill Baber Knitwear (in so many lovely colors), the glassware, the food/drink items, the jewelry....I won't even mention the chocolates! Check it out, it's sure to become a favorite stop!

When frequenting this establishment, you're guaranteed to buy something Irish related. Lots of…read moretouristy junk as well as some nice stuff worthy of their name. Side note.....there is a plentiful selection of European chocolates for sale......and they are goooooood! Enjoy!

Purchased two Norway Spruce Trees and had them delivered and planted. Andrew, Ryan and Adam were…read moreWonderful. Polite Knowledgable and hardworking young men who did a beautiful job.

There's nothing in this world that my daughter likes more than berries, and since I'm going broke…read morebuying them for her, I thought maybe we could grow our own. My mom is my source of all things gardening, and she told me to go to Story's. I looked up the website (which is great) to see what they had in stock. Under "fruiting plants" in nursery stock, I found what was basically a comprehensive list of all the fruit I could think of...so we just decided to head over and take our chances. When we arrived and walked around a bit, I realized that they actually HAVE pretty much everything on that comprehensive list, because this place is massive and awesome. I don't think I can possibly list all the things they've got, but I feel pretty confident saying that their selection is better than anything you might find in the surrounding area: Trees, shrubs, evergreens, bushes, perennials, herbs, succulents, conifers, flowers, vegetables, vines...you want plants, they've got the plants. They've also got all the garden supplies you need...plant food, fertilizer, seeds, pesticides, tools, a gorgeous selection of pots, and hooks, and garden gnomes, and more. I didn't know I needed netting to keep the birds from eating my blueberries, but they did, and they've got the netting you need. I should note that my mom frowns on netting your berries, as she believes we need to share with the birds...but she's just a much better person than I am.

We have ordered flowers from Flowers & Stuff twice now, and the flowers are beautiful. They last…read morefor a long time with the basic daily care. Karen is friendly, thoughtful, and great to work with. If you want gorgeous bouquets, great service, and to support a wonderful local business, I highly recommend Flowers & Stuff!

Don't do it! Poor selection of product and very rude customer service! And definitely do not show…read moreup without calling first! I will never recommend them again

I went here with my mom a few weeks ago and we enjoyed our experience. I loved the atmosphere and…read morethe gift shop.

Super friendly service! Unique beer selection and drinks for my kids (hot chocolate)…read more What I like the most is the atmosphere. It feels like you're stepping into a tavern from what would be in a Tolkien novel. The items for sale matched that feel, and make great gifts for yourself or others.

A beautiful pit bull greets us at the door of the salon. He's so friendly and shows gratitude we…read morevisit. The owner is as gracious as her dog. The gratefulness she demonstrates is amazingly wonderful. She shows love and light. The vibe she gives off is wonderful. I love being there. I encourage all to go there. Her shop carries so many precious items. I thank you for your empathy. We found a gem when we found you. Thank you

We drive 45 minutes each way. Great owner, adorable doggie greeter, cute store all in the same spot…read moreas good indoor tanning beds and stand up units.

After a recommendation from the wonderful Hotel Vienna, I called Karen's Flower Shoppe for an…read morearrangement to be delivered for our anniversary. Karen was so helpful and made sure that the arrangement was there before we got there. The vase was filled with flowers that were so beautiful and full of color. You can tell that these will last for a while, unlike the online companies whose cost more and are usually good for only a few days and Trust me, your recipient (and you) will not be disappointed.

My friend ordered me some flowers to be delivered but the first day I ended up not being home, they…read morewere still very underground and rescheduled for today. Tom the delivery man was extremely kind and patient as I don't have the best service in my apt and missed his call saying he was here. Thanks Karen and Tom! The arrangement was beautiful'

This is a great service. I hired Capital Sawmill to mill some lumber after the derecho that hit…read moreour area downed a cherry tree on my property. The wood was too beautiful to just cut up for firewood. The service is pricey so do your math beforehand to determine whether the value of the resulting lumber is worth your investment. For me, the cost was worth it because cherry is a premium wood and I plan to use it inside my home for trim, flooring, etc. Stephen is the owner and came to my site initially to assess my job. Then a few days later, two employees, Alex and Allen showed up with the sawmill on a trailer towed by a truck. Allen is the sawmill operator and I was impressed by his efficiency and skill with the machine. He surpassed my expectations of getting much usable lumber from the logs while minimizing waste. Alex is more of the go-to guy, stacking the lumber in my barn, keeping the site cleaned up, etc. They removed all the waste and were very good about stacking the lumber where I wanted in my barn. Remember that most wood takes at least a year to slowly air dry before working with it. Alex stacked the boards with little sticks between the layers. The sticks are called "stickers" and the process of stacking is called "stickering." After it was all stickered, I brushed polyurethane on the edges to seal them to prevent splits during the drying process. The cost of their portable sawmill service is $200 per hour, with a minimum of four hours. Beware that this includes their travel time, set up on your property, packing up and returning back to their place of business in Nassau. I live relatively close and got about three hours of actual sawmill time for $800 plus tax. If you have the ability to deliver logs and pick up the milled lumber from their business, the economics would work a little bit better in your favor. Another point to remember is that rough cut lumber is not finished lumber. The band saw in the portable sawmill cuts to approximately one-inch thickness (or greater). There are slight ridges in the wood. After drying, my milled cherry boards will need to be planed and then sanded in whatever project I decided to use them. These days, "live edge" tables, mantels and other furniture is popular. Capital Sawmill can cut slabs from your wood for these kinds of projects. Initially I told them I only wanted boards. But when I saw some of the beautiful knot patterns and bark in the outer pieces that were cut from my logs, I decided to keep these also. Alex stacked them along with my straight-cut lumber. Possibly I'll used them in other projects. In summary, these guys like wood and know what they are doing. Allen is very skilled with the sawmill. Alex is also an interesting guy. What does a sawmill employee do in his spare time? He carves wood, of course, lol. At one point, he took out his cell phone and showed me some beautiful wood carvings, including one of an intricate owl that he created for his mom.

From the owner: Bar tops, Mantels, Table tops, Counters, Kitchen Islands & Wood Slabs for sale. Capital Sawmill…read moreService takes down trees, mills them into lumber at your site or ours. We have excavation equipment for landscaping and hardscaping. Our Gallery Gift Shop showcases local artists creating jewelry, pottery, honey, woodwork, art work and more.

Horrible customer service. Placed an order online, got an…read moreemail and text confirmation that my order was accepted and ready for pick up. I arrived within 40mins of receiving these messages only to be told they don't have what I ordered. Confused I showed the employee my email and text confirmation, he proceeded to say yes we got your online order we just don't have those products in stock. He tried to sell me something else. I left without purchasing anything. There are several other options in the area. Highly recommend staying away from here and head elsewhere.

We just drove from downstate New York and most of the shelves were empty, told us to come back…read moretomorrow. I'll call next time as they didn't have the gummies we normally get. Very disappointing

The restaurant is elevated in both cuisine and atmosphere, but not at all stuffy--perfect for…read moredinner before going to a show. We had an delicious meal in a cozy, well-decorated atmosphere with great service. As others have mentioned, the pita with whipped butter drizzled with honey as a starter is a must. There was a nice selection of mocktails for me, a non-drinker who still wants something festive. My trout was delicious as was my spouse's pork chop. Our salad was not particularly memorable, but was fresh. For dessert we shared a turkish delight panna cotta--it turned out to be heavenly. Fresh, milky panna cotta topped with a layer of soft, rosewater flavored turkish delight (not solid, just right) with some toasted pistachios. We'll definitely return.

Great little neighborhood restaurant with a romantic dinner vibe. Parking is not fantastic, even…read morethough it's about 20 minutes away, this small town seeems to be EXTREMELY busy during the Rhinebeck sheep and wool festival. For dinner we ordered the soup of the day, I think it was butternut squash the chicken schnitzel & double pork chop for dinner. The pork chop was a LOT of protein. But it was delicious, I had to pick up the bone and make sure I gnawed on it and got every last morsel. The schnitzel was ok, nothing fancy or remarkable. The serve staff was friendly and helpful but I could have used a couple more visits to my table for drink refills.