Very cluttered shop with everything in barn/garage disarray. I guess its a fun place to check out…read more Its like a work in progress, some sections are set but others are piled in. Owner seemed friendly, but was too busy talking to his friends in the shop. Seemed like they were hanging out in chairs having a good time. Not what I'd expect for a flourishing shop. Was hard to walk around as it was so full, like walking thru a garage of antiques. Looking at the other Yelp reviews, I must have come at a time where they were reorganizing. Can only give my opinion on how my experience was this day.

My Absolutely favorite antique shop. I could spend hours ( if could) going through all the amazing…read moretreasures big and small. Definitely something there for every collector. The brothers are wonderful and so fun to talk to! Another plus they love dogs( cats too). Rydor would give them a high paw for great treats and ear scratches. Worth the hour and a half drive and I always find a few things!!

Guys! Are you afraid of going into an antique shop because they're boring and full of housewares…read moreand other stuff you don't care about?? At the risk of sounding insanely sexist - come here, you will love this store! It's full of hunting/fishing stuff and other old school stuff - fishing rods, reels, lures, books, signs, prints, and lots of small outboard motors (some beautifully restored!), and I saw one antique gun. There are some souvenir items but it's a tiny part of the store. Anyway, something about this store really resonated with me. I could hang out here for hours (even if I'm not buying anything).

Great selection of highly collectible fishing memorabilia-stock is always changing-Henry runs a…read morevery nice shop and has Highly knowledgeable employees. I found several items that fit right into my collection. I fell in love with this place last summer and cannot wait for a chance to go back. BEEEBE

I personally think the candles look a little strange with the colorful wax being subdued and…read morebubbled around the paraffin wax. Candles took longer than expected to be ready for pickup. The owner is clearly overwhelmed and I think it has hindered his likely enjoyment of candle making.

We came to town for the Ice Castles and due to the warmer temperature the event was cancelled…read more While we were browsing the shops we stumbled upon this store. We walked in and were greeted by Jim. Jim was very welcoming and helpful. He made the experience worth it. He explained the steps and allowed us plenty of time to cut our wax and fill our canisters. May I add that what makes this worth the time and money is it's totally customizable! You are able to pick the shape of the candle as well as picking the scent of it (all reasonable prices). We had a fun time hanging with Jim especially after our plans got cancelled. Fun for all ages. If you're looking for a fun activity to do as a couple, or with family and friends, go visit Wax and Wix and make a candle. This shop also has homemade crafts and candles to buy if you are not feeling crafty.

Bright frame shop. It also serves as tourist shop. No fuss. Lots of mugs, paintings, art, key…read morechains, jewelry, clothes. The staff was very helpful. Eclectic mixed-bag: fun shop! Review: 4

The rudest and worst customer service I've ever experienced. Traveling from California (over 2,000…read moremiles away) & her ruining my WHOLE day was so sad. We were asking simple questions about how cool the store was and how different vendors displayed their things. She was disgustingly rude. She eventually just stopped talking to us. If you don't want to work, that's fine but at least be nice. TERRIBLE!!!!

This was such a nice surprise addition to our hiking trip after stopping by for ice cream next…read moredoor. I did not expect to see such a well-curated shop in this small town. There are cute pumpkins and gourds on the deck, and the interior is like someone's house, only filled with creative--and yes, rustic--decorations. They have salsas, jams, sauces, fudge. The whole place is filled with tempting unique pieces of home decor. The bathroom had nice smelling soaps and body creams. They also have some antique jewelry near the front. I immediately bought a candle upon smelling it (log cabin, which smelled like the pine trees on our hike), and then realized there was a whole upstairs section I missed. Each of the rooms upstairs had different themes. One was bridal, there was one with 99 cent small christmas ornaments, and one with clothes and shoes. I would come again if I ever happen to be on this road. It would be perfect for some browsing even if you don't end up buying anything, or to search for a gift. Even if I don't return, this place has introduced me to A Primitive Glow candles, which I'm happy enough about.

This shop has something for everyone looking to add a treasure to your own home decor. These ladies…read moreput a lot of thought into everything they display and how they display everything. Room upon room is filled with very unique, some one of kind items. Love the Lost in the Woods candle company scents and wooden bowls filled with 3,5,7 or more wicks. You can special order bowl size and fragrance selections. Antique window frames, local items, antique kitchen items, jams and jellies, so much to see. The shop ladies give you all the attention you want or browse to your hearts content. You MIGHT have to wait a few minutes to check out with other customers, but they are focused on each customer, friendly and helpful. So look around another minute while you are waiting and enjoy your shopping experience the way it should be.

I'm on a mission to explore every indie bookstore possible, so while recently visiting family in…read morethe Adirondacks, a quick Google search had me adding The Book Cabin to my list to explore. The Bookstore Passport book was honestly the best concept ever and I'm lowkey bummed to have not discovered it at any other indie bookstores to date! Even if your TBR is full, you still need to stop here to grab this for all your future bookstore runs. I will admit this is not the most accessible location, but it's 100% authentically Adirondack. You follow the main road around the lake until you curve around a corner that puts you right in front of the parking lot entrance, so be ready for it to sneak up on you. The parking lot is gravel with a gravel trail curving up the hill to where the cabin itself is, so that may be hard for some to navigate with the incline and uneven path. However it's so quaint and peaceful once up there! The cabin has a wraparound porch with some goodies on it, including sale items! I found two books off the sale cart to come home with me (combined cost was less than a brand new book!), and also checked out a little of the bookish travel mugs before actually heading inside through the wooden screen door (again, quintessential Adirondack feature). The interior of the store is maximized to every possible opportunity even though it's only one actual room. Bookshelves line every wall, and a few mini shelves create a couple of aisles. There's a great section dedicated to books either set in the area or by authors from the area, as well as an extensive fiction selection. There's also nonfiction, YA, and kids, plus some puzzles and crafts. Their bookish selection is extensive, more than just bags and stickers - I saw travel mugs and coffee cups, coasters, bookmarks, candles, small shelf trinkets, and more. Plus they offer blind dates with a book! I'm always a sucker for those so of course I picked one up. And then right by the checkout, the glorious bookstore passport! I was instantly obsessed when I saw it, then incredibly disappointed that I hadn't seen this in the dozens of other indie bookstores I've been to. You best believe I will be hyping it up to every bookseller I know! When I first got there, a mom & son were browsing as well, then it was just me for a bit. The shopkeeper was quietly doing her own thing, which honestly I prefer - if I'm looking for something specific I'll ask, but places like this are meant for browsing and taking your time. She was sweet when it was time to checkout, and it looks like they have a loyalty program that could be nice for locals. Overall a great find tucked at the base of the Adirondacks and outside of the craziness of the outlets or the village of Lake George!

Cute new bookstore in an area sadly bereft of the same--generally have to drive down to Saratoga…read morefor any kind of literary browsing and shopping up here. The size of this charming spot does limit its collection somewhat, but it's still rather well curated. Optimal for a quick browse and find a summer read or nice gift for a friend or to kill a bit of time on a cloudy lake day. I found quality gifts for family in my two visits here--both in the popular or literary book vein as well as local interest books. The charm of shopping for books in a log cabin or perusing a sale rack on the deck is just off the charts. The selection is good but a bit limited by the spot's real estate. I personally kind of wish so much of the store wasn't dedicated to kid's books/gifts--the setting feels more appropriate to the mature literature--but I can understand the choice. Owner is very friendly and happy to chat about book recs or the region. Only weekend hours during the off season, and will be closing for the winter but opening again for the spring.

Best jewelry store in Saratoga! Beautiful and original designs by Dennis DeJonghe. He chooses…read morehigh-quality stones and will custom design for you. Repair service is excellent. Highly recommended.

Dennis is truly an artist…read more Family has been customers for 15+ years.

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!