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.

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.

This is one of the most wonderful places I have ever been. I was on a family vacation and finished…read morea library book, so I went to the closest book store and bought a book- every person who went through the store while I was there made some sort of connection with the woman working there, and they were having full blown meaningful conversations while purchasing their books. The very next day, I went back to bring more people in my family to experience this store. If you are in lake George this store is a must even if you don't read

What a lovely store and owner! I had passed by many times not able to stop in to peruse but so glad…read moreI did last weekend. There's an eclectic selection of jewelry, clothing, candles and so much more. The items are thoughtfully curated and displayed beautifully. We had time to chat with the owner for quite a while and she's a delight. I purchased several items and have been wearing the earrings every day since (locally made!)...I keep getting compliments on them. If you're looking for a gift or just want to check out a cool local/non tourist trap or outlet, definitely check this place out!

Ordered arrangement for our sisters funeral. It was more than we even expected. Amazingly…read morebeautiful Thank you Rebecca and staff

I received the most beautiful arrangement for my birthday ! Thank you Rebecca's florist for making…read moremy day that much more special

Very nice and large shop. Very clean, items are nice. Prices are a little too a lot high. But look…read morearound and you might find a bargain. Way in the back corner on a side shelf I stumbled on a stack of unused stamp sheets. This is one of the fees placed I have found items this. So I had to pick up a couple.

This is our favorite antique shop in this area. My mom loves kitchen antiques (dishes, cookbooks,…read morekitchen tools, food packaging) and always finds something here. They have items at a variety of price points and in a range of categories. We went to the holiday shopping weekend and they had tasty homemade foods plus a store-wide discount. The staff is helpful but lets you look without constantly interrupting while you browse.

What a treasure in Hudson Falls! A clean bright location, nice selection of yarns, the owner was…read morevery helpful. She even said I could drop in anytime with my latest project!

This historic shop on Main Street claims to be the oldest five and dime in the entire country,…read morehaving been in business since 1907. I don't know if that's true, or if it's been this busy for 114 years, but it was definitely packed full of people last Saturday perusing the wide array of merchandise they have for sale. Despite its proximity to the Great Sacandaga Lake, Northville is usually a sleepy little town. Last Saturday though, the Five and Dime was literally the busiest place I've been since COVID hit...maybe it was a combination of the 4th of July parade happening soon and the impending rain...but I like to think it's just because it's an awesome shop. Five and dimes seem to be dying out across the country, but if you've never been to one it's like a mini-department and/or general store. They've got all kinds of fun stuff to check out from toys (bubbles for my daughter), camping supplies, hardware, stationary, seasonal decorations (we found some needed graduation stuff, birthday candles, etc.) crafts, housewares, and more. Don't forget to check out the second floor which has a surprisingly nice selection of lake-appropriate clothing (Lakegirl must be a popular brand these days), and a whole room for baby stuff...books, clothes, toys, and more. Most importantly, they've got homemade fudge. I'm not a huge fudge guy, but I'll happily get down with the sea salt caramels anytime, and the army of teenage girls that seem to staff this place will be happy to help you out.

This is a cute location. It is filled with a lot of older type of products that you saw when you…read morewere a kid, but it also has a lot of new things as well so the selection is vast. They have cute knickknacks and things. That can be purchased, and it is a great little shop and they're really not overpriced. All the clothing is upstairs so they do sell clothes too, and although they are not exactly the cheapest things in the world, they also not the most expensive things in the world. We're always greeted with friendliness and you know it's a great atmosphere so it is a nice place to visit overall and they have a lot of fresh fudge there that looks absolutely delicious. My folks get a fudge there all the time when they are in the area. I definitely recommend this place if you're ever in Northville,, give it a shot.