The store is like a fragrant fairy land. If you can dream it, Lori can make it. Lynn is just as…read moresweet and charming as can be. Please stop in here and dream a while when you're in town. Years from now you'll be remembering the little shop with all the cherry blossoms on the ceiling.

What a cool little shop. It's a collective from different artists which gives you an amazing…read moreassortment of different things to choose from to buy. Myself, I loved the hand painted, hand made ornaments and the soaps that were made near by. They smell amazing and will make great gifts. There's a young man who bought one of the businesses off of someone else, and it's for making jewlery. He even sells jewelery Making kits for you if you want to make your own out of beads that he provides. It's great! I bought from him too, because I'm all for fostering business of kids. You will find so many unique and beautiful things made by diverse crafters in this shop. Truly, stop in and buy!

We visited Yada Yada pottery on a Saturday, and were informed of all the great, handmade items. We…read morereturned the following week to spend a little bit of time custom painting pieces that we selected for Christmas gifts. The gnome I selected was only $12. I bought cookies from the cafe, and my girlfriend enjoyed a coffee and muffin. We spent a relaxing hour at the table, taking our time to relax and talk. Another customer joined us and we had a really nice conversation about the holidays. Our pieces were left with the shop to be fired in the kiln; a few days later, we were called to pick up our pieces. My gnome turned out greater than expected; so good that I will not be placing it on the porch with our other small plants and gnomes. My girlfriend's pieces are going to make wonderful Christmas gifts. I wish I could custom make some gingerbread men and snowmen ornaments for our relatives that lost every in the recent floods. We will be returning soon to take pottery wheel classes, and to make custom dishes. Oh,,, while painting our pieces, I noticed that the brush holder cups, the cookie plate, and several other items in the shop were handmade. This is a great way to show the practicality of making things, and the creative ideas put to use. I felt very welcomed in this place of business, and look forward to returning many times in the future. Thanks Juliette (the owner) for answering all of my questions, and making me and my girlfriend feel comfortable and appreciated.

YadaYada is my grandchildren 's favorite place in Mt Dora. They are welcomed cheerily and love…read morepicking their pieces and paints. It is a great place to relax and talk while we paint.

The Gate house is a gift store located on the property of the historic Lakeside Inn. Built in 1906…read morethe building was the gatehouse for the inn. Now it is used to sell works by regional artists and souvenirs of the Lakeside Inn. Items include jewelry, art, wood, glass work, woven goods, soap, yard decorations, and books by regional authors. I like how they have signs listing details about the artists. I believe the artists also come to the store for exhibitions so you can meet them in person. The items were exquisite and therefor expensive but they did have a sales table. One necklace I admired was $65. There are two rooms filled with unique, one of a kind items. The whole store is darling. I could have easily spent the bank there. Unfortunately it was the first store I looked through in Mt. Dora so I wasn't willing to commit to anything but I would definitely come back next time I visit.

And this is such a cutie patootie store. I know sounds funny but it's true. It's a historic house…read moreon the popular grounds of the Lakeview Inn. I can't believe I never went in before. It has an eye catching outside to me and there is cutest merchandise inside and out. The owner is super nice to welcoming everyone. When in Mt. Dora when you are strolling around check out Lakeside inn, check out the Gatehouse and also walk to the back of the inn. My favorite must stop spot is there sitting on the beach chairs checking out the water. So beautiful and peaceful!

The remodeled Knit N'Needle Nook is so much better. The yarn selection is decent and the owner is…read morefriendly. Always a plus. Mt. Dora is a cute little town, but out of the way for most Orlando folks. Parking can be a pain too, especially when a festival or car show is going on during the weekend. Also, the last time I was there, they still didn't have their credit card system hooked up, so it was cash and checks only.

Always like to look at their selection and pick up stuff I don't really need! Prices are always…read moregreat!

First time going to Hobby Lobby. The plethora of things you never knew you needed are here. All…read moreemployees were super helpful. The prices were reasonable & if you want something, I'm pretty sure you'll find it here & then some. Overall it's a fun store.

If you are in the market for any of the following, you'll want to check out this lovely shop…read morestaffed by two friendly & humorous men: furniture, original artwork, fragrances, silk floral arrangements, gormet dips, heavenly soy candles, handmade goods, home decor dedicated to Native American culture, & much more. This shop of unique collectibles is a great choice. The items are carefully & most beautifully displayed; it's obvious someone has interior design experience. This is not a thrift store. It's not an antique mall or a vintage store. Rather, it's a lovely shop where you'll find interesting items to furnish your home, adorn its walls, or give as gifts to best friends on their wedding day, anniversaries & birthdays. Such a visually appealing establishment!

Great boutique and very friendly owners. I have had much success in finding just the right…read morefurnishings. Very unique, high quality decor items and furniture.