A little hole in the wall craft store. They have the best soaps I have ever smelled. Some handmade…read morewooden decorations, crocheted hats, scarves, local artist have made cards and paintings. Lots of decorations related to baseball. Cute little place to check out. Great for holiday gifts.

Charming little store. Picked up some masks as well as some Halloween and Christmas items. A…read moredefinite stop each time we visit Cooperstown.

The place is pretty awesome. It has a great variety of craft & party supplies. They have yarn…read morestuff, baking supplies, candle making, painting & sketching as well as party supplies for any occasion. And for convince of the customer they have canvas shopping baskets. The worker was friendly and determined to help find what I was looking for. The only things I could say negative is that there are stairs, that it's semi-dimly lit and that things are a bit crunched together.

Discusting business! Do not go here. This place discriminates and is rude to customers. Halloween…read morebusinesses in the community handed out candy to kids in costume only this one decided some kids were not worthy of their 5 cent candy. My 8 year old was told she was too old and only her sister who was five could have one. If you are that cheep you will get none of my business either. Very nice!

Great framing location and craft store... we've had several frame work done at the new Hartford…read morelocation ... the girl helping us was very knowledgeable and help us a great deal !!! We'll definitely will do more... nice staff, fair prices quality work

Such good sales and always lots of holiday merchandise. I love that place, I could spend all day in…read morethere.

Almost Local is maybe my favorite shop in all of Clinton - and that's saying a lot because I love…read morethe local businesses here! The selection of goods is great, with something for everyone. It's obvious the care that goes into curating the shop and I love that they carry unique gifts for each person on my list. They support other small businesses/artists and the owner/employees are just lovely people in general. The shop is dog-friendly too! This place is a 10/10 - if you're anywhere in the area I highly recommend you stop in!

This place is my favorite local business! They have the cutest items and the staff is always extra…read morefriendly. I continuously go back for local shopping and gifts. Worth stopping in, especially during the holiday season!

They are very welcoming and kind hearted group of women. They are very knowledgeable on knitting,…read morecrocheting weaving and other fiber arts. The have a wonderful selection of yarns including local dyers.

When I went in I waived hello to the person on the phone and she didn't acknowledge me. When she…read moregot off the phone her first question was have you been there before. I did not find her helpful but another person (one of the five owners) was helpful. When I was cashing out I asked for a bag and was told there would be a fee. I have never paid for a bag in a yarn store and don't expect to when i spend $100. This left a bad taste in my mouth. This would not be my go to store at all for the reasons listed above.

Lovely place, reasonable prices. The service from the staff was great and they were friendly and…read morevery knowledgeable.

Really kind and helpful shop owner! It's a cute shop to walk around and look at interesting items…read more She has a variety of antiques, many of which are at a great price. Highly recommended!

This is a very unique co-op shop of over 25 boutiques and stores. It is on the second floor of…read morethis great stone mill building in Canal Place above the Little Falls Antique Center. You will find an independent bookstore, a great yarn shop; Pincushion Patch, luxurious alpaca products at Paca Garden, The Parson's Wife is a unique boutique of country with hand-crafted stitchery and home decor you MUST have. This is WORTH THE TRIP! Come and visit soon!

The shops at 25 West never cease to please.... clever displays with original works …read more Come see James A. Parker's original Mohawk Valley village and Erie canal scenes that authentically take you back 100 years in time . At 77 years young , he also teaches water color art classes near by at the Little Falls art center .Originals , prints , and note cards are available . This is a must see booth at this wonderful shopping location ,where making a full day of shopping and site seeing is possible .........................................

As my wife and I travel we like to find unique stores. Blue Mt Design has been around fir a long…read moretime. There have been multiple owners in-fact it's for sale now. They have expanded their offerings to include food and coffee on addition to the gifts. If you are looking for some clothing with Blue Mt lake on it they have it. New this year is a wine and liquor store. The selection is small but unique items. Well worth time to stop in.

I bought a wooden Adirondack chair from this shop and within three years of gent use and care, one…read moreday out of the blue one leg collapsed into soft powdery chips. After examining the chair I found out that the wood has a knot inside that was not properly treated and likely was rotting when the chair was made. That rot spread and over time destroyed two pieces of wood, including this leg, from the inside. I contacted Elizabeth at the shop, offered to drive the chair to her shop and pay for reasonable expenses - only asking her to coordinate a repair. Yet Elizabeth replied to say that the chairs were sourced from a non-professional artist; and that partly because this artist uses pine wood which is not best fit for outdoor furniture she is no longer buying from this artist. As to why she sourced the pine chair from the artist in the first place, Elizabeth said that she was still learning about wood back then - yet she still washes her hands clean of any responsibility to help me save the chair. Furthermore, she repeatedly suggested that I somehow did not care for the chair properly despite the fact that the rot was inside the wood, inside the paint - the layers of paint the store sold me on as weather proof. When I finally reached the maker of the chair, they replied that they were making the chairs as a hobby and believe that a knot rotting inside at the time of making is not detectable and thus selling a chair with a rotting knot covered up with paint is somehow acceptable. They did explain Elizabeth's sourcing process - the makers went into Elizabeth's store while vacationing and showed Elizabeth photos of the chairs they made as a hobby - and Elizabeth bought them for resale! No quality check, no standard. Even after the makers admitted the rot was likely already there when they made the chair, Elizabeth insisted that this chair, rotten and collapsing within three years, was at its "natural life span" - what a scam! I do NOT recommend this shop and I would urge all existing customers to reach out to Elizabeth to ask about her sourcing process and quality control approach. As for me - I am now determined to hold Elizabeth accountable through all avenues - regulatory and litigative. Seeing a chair my family adored collapsing is painful and Elizabeth so far only added to that pain, not what I would have expected.