Though we didn't buy anything, my son and I both agreed this shop had the best sports memorabilia…read moreon Main Street. The amount of vintage gloves was impressive. Sports cards were reasonably priced and they had a decent amount of graded cards for sale.

Organized, lots of varied collectibles and cards. Owner seems like a genuinely nice guy.read more

The Riverwood DOES NOT PAY THE ARTISTS who's products they profit off of…read more We're a small, artist-run company called Cactus Club Paper Goods who create stickers and greeting cards of animals and plants we paint. At the beginning of 2022, Riverwood placed an order with us at a trade show under a net30 agreement (meaning they had 30 days to pay us for the wholesale products they bought). They took a receipt with our terms and conditions. It has now been over a year and we still haven't received payment. We have emailed, called, left voicemails, and used their live chat function on their website for over a year and were completely stone-walled. Last week, we finally got a response... They said they sold our products and didn't communicate or pay us because NYC has seized their assets. We felt bad for their situation so we offered a couple solutions to help them out, including waiving all their late fees. They told us to: "F*** off and get a life". And: "Great I'm done talking you you. Feel free to blast me out there and try to destroy another humans life. We will do the same to you." We don't understand the lack of professionalism and we still need them to pay us. They had every opportunity to return any products for a full refund (we'd even pay the shipping). We invested our time and money to create these products and we need stores to pay us to stay in business. We've been as kind as possible and have given them over a year to work with us, but they decided to be unprofessional and vulgar. Our company is only two people and this is our only livelihood. If they feel they can take advantage of us, I can't imagine who else they feel justified in taking advantage of. When you purchase a product at Riverwood, the artists and companies that made that product are seeing no money and Riverwood is keeping 100% of the profit. This is unethical and very wrong.

Interactive souvenir and gift shop in charming Cooperstown, NY. The sales clerk was fabulous when…read moreshe asked my son to play a game of "Space" with him because he was a little shy and declined but she won him over by offering him a pair of the smallest dice in the world if he won the game. We did not purchase that game but we did find a bunch of other cool dice to swap out for the plain, boring dice that come with Yahtzee. Everything should have a touch of the original, I think. My son selected a game called "Butts in Space", we have not played it yet but it looks like a hilarious winner. They have toys for people of all ages, something for everyone for sure.

Great bookstore with a huge selection for all. Our granddaughter goes back to the kids section and…read morecalls it her Heaven! Stuffies and books is what makes her happy and they have plenty!

Cute bookstore on main st. that shares an opening with another nice cafe. This bookstore has an…read morearray of well organized books and sections and a lot of miscellaneous tchotchkes. While you should be mindful and squeezing in and out of the isles to avoid knocking into people or items, this is a fun local bookstore that too many cities lack these days. I think they did a nice job.

I've been in this store several times and had a good experience. I've also sold an old collection…read moreand was treated fairly. I called today to ask about selling silver and the women I spoke with informed me after making me wait that they were not interested in buying silver. Huh? I thought that was part of your business. Guess I have to drive to Albany

Great salesmanship and amazing deals is my go to placeread more

Cute little shop! Wish they had a website. Sweatshirt were cute and soft!…read more I missed out on getting a sweatshirt for myself.

Nice small shop. Lots of Baseball souvenirs. Prices are a little high but in line with most of the…read moreother shops. Good collection of hats and shirts to be had.

Heaven for true card collector hunters. I spent an hour, could have spent a day, looking through…read moretheir $1, $5, $10, and $15 boxes. Adam, the owner, is a nice guy who loves the hobby.

Cheers to the only card shop on Main Street that isn't trying to rip off tourists. Great selection,…read morereasonable prices on singles and packs. No $6 junk wax packs here, no hilariously overpriced raw modern cards, no new boxes marked up 100% from the price you'd pay on Target's website.

I am trying hard to write a fair review because I think crystal/metaphyscial shops are nonsense…read morethat prey on unsophisticated people, but the family wanted to walk in here and look at the 'pretty rocks' and as far as that goes, it was fine. It smells nice and is clean and organized. The staff was friendly. If you're the kind of person who thinks crystals helps things I guess you could come here and waste, I mean, spend some money.

A pit stop whenever we are in town. Made a bet with my daughter on its location & I lost. (I had…read moreforgotten they moved to Main St) .. She got everything she was looking for..

Fairly priced shop with lots of memorabilia and cards sorted by player name. Had a lot of vintage…read morecards and even a few junk wax boxes as well. Actually bought more cards from the gentleman who had a table set up right outside. Worth sorting through the cards to find deals.

BLUF: This store has my lifelong baseball memorabilia business!…read more I am a US Marine stationed in Okinawa, Japan for three years. I recently was home on emergency leave. One day on my way to the hospital, I decided to try to clear my head and do some searching for an anniversary gift for my wife. She absolutely loves Jorge Posada. I looked at a couple of stores, but didn't find anything worth while. Then I walked into Paterno Brothers Sports. I looked on their one wall and I couldn't believe what I saw. They had a certified authentic, autographed baseball by Jorge Posada. So, I asked them to see it. I then asked if they had anything else autographed by him. They said yes. So, I was shown an autographed book. It was Jorge's autobiography. At first, when he said he had a book, I thought it was the one that he and his wife had written about their child with cranio. I only say that because I told the gentlemen my son's story of cranio, and how Jorge's and Mrs. Posada's book helped my wife with so much during that time. Not looking for a discount, the gentlemen then said he would give me a discount and to tell my wife that he hopes she has a great anniversary year. I was taken aback by his generosity. But it doesn't end there. When we went up to the counter, he asked where my wife and I live. I told him that I am stationed in Okinawa. He thanked me for my service (I still don't know how to properly respond to that except to thank a person back). He told me how to ring out on his IPad teller and said he would be right back. Now, at this point, I was only purchasing the autographed baseball. After I signed and was done emailing myself a receipt, he then presented me the autographed book with another thank you for my service. My jaw dropped! I couldn't believe the amount of generosity that this man had. It will forever stick with me. I even almost left my credit card. I want to thank the Paterno Brothers for making my stressful trip into one that I will remember for the rest of my life. Your generosity means so much that I can't thank you enough! Thank you and I will make sure that I return to your store for the rest of my life.