On a nice spring day after tea time at Jane's down the street I took a stroll to check out the…read morelocal shops. My Fair Trade Lady is a store that has something for everyone. The prices start low and can get pretty steep but worth it. Throughout the store the items sold are made by small businesses from around the globe. It's a relationship the offers the workers/owners a fair price for their goods. This is important for independence and in many cases survival. On each shelf or hanger there is a story. Most items come with information about the artist or business owner. The owner of this store enthusiastically touts information about all of the items. Her zeal, passion and friendliness is another reason to stop by. My purchase was a beautiful blouse made in Thailand and a small change dish made in Kenya. The prices were more than fair and I'm enjoying my purchase. The shopping experience gave me a feel good moment. Would I shop here again? For sure!

Awesome shop! Found some great silver rings this weekend. There's something here for that special…read moregift you may want to get someone.

I recently ordered a number of bouquets for a high school play's last performance. Ray was so…read morehelpful in choosing flowers that would look beautiful and stay beautiful between all the transport/back stage handling. And the price could not be beat! I was so happy with their work that I ordered my daughter's prom bouquet through April Robin. Diane did an amazing job choosing colors/flowers to complement my daughter's dress! Just gorgeous! Thank you both!

Used them for the first time recently and was very impressed. Owner was super nice and helpful and…read morethe flowers were great! Great local florist.

I love love love this shop. In the back, they specialize in chalk paint furniture, but the rest of…read morethe shop is filled with stuff that I seriously could decorate my home with. Because I'm quirky like that and yes, I'd love a mobile of adorable tiny sheep. You're going to have to stop yourself from saying, "How CUUUUUTE!" about 14,347 times while you're perusing the shop. In the back is a shelf full of sale items, so don't forget to peek there. I love the fake decorative plants. What's not to love, they look so real and you don't have to remember to water them. But it's the quirky little home goods that I love. I am madly in love with the felted colorful bunting that spells out MERRY CHRISTMAS. Maybe when I get a bonus at work I can justify spending $40 on it! LOL.

After receiving an adorable gift from Home on Haddon, I decided to check the store out…read more The store is located towards the end of Haddonfield's main shopping street and is closest to the train station. When you enter the shop, you'll be overwhelmed with the huge selection of amazing home decor and gift items. I was immediately drawn to the baby section which was filled with adorable products- everything from hair bows, to bibs to small toys. The store accepts cash and credit, and they'll be happy to giftwrap your items. Home on Haddon also runs crafting classes, the schedule and upcoming events can be found on their website. The shop is run by a mother and daughter- oh and their adorable & friendly dog. They could not have been more accomidating or friendly. If you're looking for a gift, this is the first place you should check out.

Delicious Good sizes…read moreWill try some cheese next time Nice presentation Highly recommend Nice addition to wenonah park farm market

Amazingly helpful staff, great variety of choices, reasonably priced. Great gift ideas! I'll be…read moreback.

Our waitress was adorable and so sweet. She really was very accommodating…read more There was a lot going on that day but it was really fine A little louder than I expected for Tea House. It has amazing potential to be decorated so sweet and beautiful. Maybe she just opened I'm not sure but it definitely has potential. The food was amazing absolutely delicious. I would definitely return again and may even stop in during the week for some take out

If you do not have clotted cream simply don't serve clotted cream. Don't give me a ramekin of…read morewhipped cream and tell me it's clotted cream like I'm stupid There are plenty of etiquette rules and standards to attending an afternoon tea service but there are as many to serving one. Management and ownership have never attended a tea service or researched how to host one Each table is limited to two selections and two pots of tea. Don't agree? Oh well. Refills? Extra charge. But wait you actually receive three pots of tea because upon seating a pot of the "seasonal" herbal tea is served whether you like it or not.m Additionally serving milk with black tea selections is apparently not standard practice here and needs to be specifically requested. The Earl Grey tea is excellent First course: salad. Hopefully no one in your party has severe nut allergies because before even taking tea selections a plate of spring mix buried under a pile of walnuts is dropped in front of you. Those in our party able to eat the salad did not enjoy it Second course: savouries. Finger sandwiches were fresh. Chicken salad was excellent. Egg salad on croissant was good I personally disagree with quiche being served as it's non-traditional but it is accepted in many circles and the quiche was also good However I have absolutely no doubt that the chicken salad and egg salad were scooped out of premade tubs from Sysco or Restaurant Depot judging by the sweets Scones: underbaked. Disappointing given reviews raving about them. Maybe we received a bad batch maybe the local population has never had a decent scone. Will not be returning to find out Presumably since the savoury scone (an abomination in my opinion) was served in the same course as a sweet scone the only butter served was a savoury herb butter. As a result there was no butter available for the "butterscotch" scone and there would not have been enough anyway considering we received about a tablespoon of butter and two tablespoons of both other toppings between five people The "clotted cream" has been addressed as it was the most offensive part of enduring this experience. Rather than a traditional jam or marmalade none of which we were served we were given a "mango compote." How someone decided mango and butterscotch are complementary I have no idea. Anyone in this industry would recognize Reàl purée squeezed out of a plastic bottle Sweets: thaw and serve La Boulangerie des Gourmets frozen macarons (which include a pistachio flavor and are packaged in one tray so again watch for nut allergies if you think you're safe eating a lemon macaron as this obviously isn't disclosed). I see these are being sold separately outside of the tea service 6/$14. They are 57¢ ea Chocolate mousse mix piped into a plastic cup with a processed whipped topping. The most edible dessert Menu lists lemon cheesecake server identified small tarts as key lime pie. Not sure which we received but can note the filling at least (probably not the tart shell) is made in house because we received more than one batch with one having not even a hint of citrus Saving the worst for last the "strawberry" cupcake. First and foremost cupcakes chocolate mousse and macarons (and most egregious cannolis listed on the children's menu) are not standard sweets served with afternoon tea. But this cupcake? The cupcakes we were served here were the driest cake I have ever seen in my life completely inedible. The frosting was some sort of processed palm oil goo and neither cake nor frosting had any strawberry flavor Atmosphere and service: service was friendly albeit casual slow and not attentive. Server was not very knowledgeable. Not her fault Space was fine if gaudy. Table was crowded. I share another reviewer's sentiment but the table cloth was about a foot longer than the table was high which made sitting movement or pushing a chair in difficult. It felt like wearing a heavy blanket that was pulled taut the entire experience Paper napkins and plastic dishes. At over $40 per person you would expect more As a side note standard afternoon tea practice is being offered or asking for additional items the guests like. However the menu had prices listed for additional sides of all items served on the tea service. Given the quality vs cost this felt particularly gauche It's hard to comprehend why the owners or management here can't get the tea service right. The hardest part is finger sandwiches and freshness which they seem to have managed. Good quality premade desserts are available and scones are not difficult to make. It honestly seems like a lack of effort on their part or a lack of respect for their customers which is frustrating All in all a very expensive abysmal experience. I'm sure there are decent afternoon teas available in this area at a similar price. Fortnum and Mason and the Covent Garden Hotel in London both known for afternoon teas charge £45 per person Two stars for the chicken salad server and Earl Grey