Huge two story Gift shop with with Lake George mementos! I was looking for a 2026 Beach towel but I…read morevisited the last week of August, I didn't see any. I did find several other souvenirs though. Friendly assistance at check out. Reasonable prices. My go to is a magnet, towels, to collect and they do have a large selection. Walking stick for a hike, children gifts, beach wear and camp accessories and more! This is on Route 9, worth the few minute drive!

I spotted this big gift shop right away and was like, let's go!! Located next to a cute mini golf…read more(which I totally would have tried if the weather was better) and prices were surprisingly great! $4 for a magnet, $35 for a hoodie (I paid as much for a tee shirt in Littleton on our last trip!). Lots of stuff to look at and lady working there was very nice.

Tons of lake george/bolton tourist or local memorabilia. They have mugs, candles, candy, Kids toys…read moreand stuffed animal, clothing, moccasins like the Minnetonka kind, xmas ornaments, etc. The staff are young adults. Its a nice tourist trap shop. I agreed on the narrow aisles as other ppl have mentioned . Alot of items are super overpriced. I got a bag of candied nuts for $14 which is double the MSRP tag on their website. I would recommend it a store to check out but not a store to buy anything since everything is super expensive and mark up is at least 100% for some items.

An interesting store with many, many different items for sale across many categories. I even…read moreaccidentally stumbled across a Sale section halfway back in the store. My only problem was this store was obviously set up back before Covid and the aisles are extremely narrow and one can't help but being right on top of other shoppers (most of whom are clueless entitled idiots from 'the city' who can't figure out how to get out of the way or maintain social distance). That part's not directly any fault of the store, but they might consider widening the aisles a bit. Proof that I can find something to complain about anywhere...

Cool shop in Saratoga Springs! There's even collegiate-wear available. There's a lot of merchandise…read moreof Dark Horse and Saratoga Springs to choose from which is great. The store itself is very large and spacious. Recommend taking a peek in and browsing when you're on Broadway!

This wonderful shop celebrates the "Dark Horse" and in this day and age of cookie cutter stores and…read moreonline same-as-everywhere trash, it is a jewel of a longshot versus the expected favorite. I have purchased some lovely gifts here as well as some memorable 'gifts' for myself. You won't be sorry if you visit here.

CLOSED MONDAYS & TUESDAYS…read more Sign says to check the Facebook page for schedule changes I was very bummed that I drove way out of my way to check out the shop and it was closed. Looked nice they the window.

Great vintage store. Everything is in pristine condition--- no funky vintage odors. Owner is very…read morehelpful and friendly. Definitely recommend

Love this place great prices and friendly staff members definitely recommend checking it outread more

Such a cute store with lots of interesting finds. I enjoyed looking Ard n talking to the lady…read morepresent. Saw so many good cute gift ideas for co-workers or acquaintances. Id like to come back if I'm in the area.

I absolutely love this shop!! Casey is always SO incredibly helpful and kind, everytime I'm there!!…read moreRecently she connected me to some jewelry pieces that could replace my currently staple ring and I couldn't be more grateful. Her professionalism, knowledge, and ability to help is beyond impressive and she is so genuine, just an incredible soul! I'm not sure if she is a manager but she should be! She makes visits to Pangea always warm and helpful!!!

This is an outstanding bookstore and gift shop. I found the prices reasonable and lots of guide…read morebooks for local areas along with history books..lots of local products including soap and artwork. Local made bags. This shop was crammed with awesome stuff. Granted you could buy the books slightly cheaper on Amazon but you get it now and that makes the few extra dollars worth it. The shopkeeper was very friendly and enthusiastic about everything and she gave me a discount for buying a lot of stuff. Good business savvy right there!!

What a wonderful find! Just steps from The Sagamore, as soon as I entered this homey shop, I knew I…read morewas in for a treat. Lots and lots of books, CDs, pictures, paintings, Knick- knacks and gifts ー all chosen firstly with an eye toward representing local craftsmen, authors and artisans from the Adirondacks. Scored me a wonderful 1940s German mantle clock in terrific condition. A must see when you're in and around Lake George!

Wow! Such a unique experience. And this location is much larger than the one by Lake George! The…read morestaff were helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable about their basalmic and oil pairs. A must visit if you are in the area. Great gift options! I've never seen so many different flavorings of vinegars and oils. There are recipe cards and recommendation pairing notes on all the bottle sections. The store is well organized to find flavors you are looking for. I'm so glad to have stopped by and experienced this place. You can also sample any and all flavors!

This is a second output of the Lake George Olive Oil Co., conveniently located in downtown Glens…read moreFalls. Very spacious inside and, while they do rely a tad too much on the flavored/infused oils for my taste, they do have an excellent selection of quality olive oils. We bought an excellent Chilean Favasola olive oil and a nice, spicy Sicilian Ogliarola, as well as a pomegranate balsamic vinegar. They are quite generous with the free sampling, so you can sample to your hearts content to find the right oil/vinegar pair for you (the bread for dipping was noticeably stale, though) They also recycle bottles and have a discount plan for every 10 bottles you return. There's a small ice cream shop up front which is a bit random but, hey--it's ice cream. It's a nice place, though do think i prefer the service and atmosphere--not to mention the ancillary products such as pastas with recipe pairings/recommendations--at the Saratoga olive oil shop. I asked--they are not associated, but they have the same supplier, so product is substantively the same, if not the shipping experience. But if you have an idea what you want, the quality is there.