I absolutely LOVE the Shoe Attic! This adorable boutique in the heart of Williamsburg offers not…read moreonly a great selection of shoes, but also in clothes and accessories, with designers such as Jeffrey Campbell, Irregular Choice, and Sugarhill Boutique! I fell in love with the Irregular Choice's limited edition, the Rudolph flats, in which the nose lights up whenever you 'tap' your feet! I was surprised to hear that the Shot Attic is the premiere choice carrier of this shoe line, and they really offer it at the best competitive prices! I also couldn't get over the Sugarhill Boutique's Alanis Woodland Animal sweatshirt and had to add that to my sweater collection! Staff here are super friendly, and you can spend quite some time in here, just browsing through their items! Great place to stop by to treat yourself! +Irregular Choice shoes :D +great clothing pieces +friendly staff

What a very nice store. I stopped in there with my wife just to browse, the owner was so very nice…read moreand sociable. Great selection of shoes!

One of the nicest consignment stores I have experienced. The shop is inviting and the owner is…read morefriendly and welcoming. Highly recommend a visit you won't forget the experience.

I have been shopping at this store for over a year, and the service I receive is still exemplary…read more Sale staff (Ms. Janice) is very professional, listens to what your needs are and provides service with a smile; not only to me, but to other customers as well.

Fashion-Forward shop with a great variety of clothes and accessories for women. Very current…read morebrands...Farm Rio's latest released jumpsuits and dresses. Marie helped me recently and, even though she was ready to close, she patiently assisted me and didn't rush me. She even let me continue to shop past closing time! Marie (one of the 3 sisters) was the awesome! Thank you!

This is the cutest little boutique! It's a hidden gem in merchant's square, it's tucked away in the…read morecorner but it definitely worth the visit! The woman who helped me was super friendly and helpful when choosing an outfit. They have a great selection of clothes, there's something for everyone. I came in with one item in mind and they ended up having the perfect bathing suit for me! I've been looking for a good one piece lately and the only one I tried on ended up being the "one". I'll definitely be back for more of my shopping needs!

I had never heard of this store before and we wandered inside just to see what it was all about…read more I'm so glad I did! It's a British company with some nice outdoor/skii-type clothing and I actually found a really nice black puffer jacket on sale for 70% off inside and got a steal on it! They had some really cute clothing inside and I visited the website to find some cute shoes, accessories, dresses and other items as well as jewelry and more. Staff inside were friendly and it's right in the main part of the shopping/walking/dining district of downtown Williamsburg so you can easily pop in and take a look while visiting some of the other shops or going to the Colonial Williamsburg part.

Great selection and friendly staff. The prices are a bit steep but the clothing wears very very…read morewell.

A tour of William & Mary is not complete without a visit to the Campus Store. It's all the swag for…read moreW&M that you could possibly want. I've been to the Campus Store over the years, but last time was early eight years or more. The building adjacent to Merchants Square is owned by Colonial Williamsburg. The second floor is now vacant, so they have eliminated the book aspect of the store. Supposedly CW will do something with the space, but it's been empty five years ago. Parking is nearby by surface l, or garage at a fee My wife and I browsed and e joyed the displays and merchandise. Ultimately we only made a single purchase. Check out was friendly. This is where the Tribe fans go to buy merchandise.

Before the new William & Mary bookstore opened, Campus Shop was the only thing going in terms of…read moreW&M gear. This is where you bought your t-shirts, your pennants, your car decals, etc. They have a vast supply of everything W&M. They also have a vast supply of fraternity and sorority stuff, so this is also where sisters bought their Kappa Delta flip-flops and Chi Omega shoelaces. Not so sure what the frat guys were buying...Lambda Chi shot glasses? Kappa Sigma beer mugs? I never joined up, so it's all Greek to me. Get it? All GREEK to me. Wacca wacca. Campus Shop has apparel for every W&M team imaginable, from soccer to gymnastics. They do those promotions where you can get a W&M cap and t-shirt -- preselected with no substitutions, of course -- for under twenty bucks. You can get a diploma frame with the Wren Building. W&M jewelry. Keychains. Even some Colonial Williamsburg memorabilia. Prices are more reasonable over here than at the bookstore, so it's a good spot to pick up your souvenirs or a "W&M Dad" sweatshirt for your father. Don't laugh -- pops loves his.

Terrible customer service. While trying on several dresses, not one salesperson came to check on…read moreme to see how I was doing or needed anything. For a fairly expensive shop, they need salespeople who can take the time to work with customers. Worst sales experience in all of Colonial Williamsburg.

From the owner: The ultimate in women's clothing, shoes and accessories. Stop by to experience boutique shopping as…read moreit is meant to be - fun and personal!

Like many things at Colonial Williamsburg, the bookstore is unfortunately less refined and more…read moretouristy than it was years ago, but I think that's a reflection on the visitors and their tastes and Williamsburg's attempts to adapt to what people will buy. The book sections are smaller than they were, the video and music section is gone, and they've moved some of the food stuffs and home decorations from across the hall to fill the space. Still, there is a good selection of books on relevant history from Jamestown through the Civil War, decorative arts, architecture, trades and crafts, cooking and military history for the serious historian; and of course books on Williamsburg itself. Check out the bargain table for good deals on close out items.

On a recent visit to Colonial Williamsburg, I stopped in to look around. Bought some books and…read moreprints. They were nice enough to let me leave my purchases until I finished with Williamsburg. When I returned to pick up my purchases, I was told the Artist came in and they had him sign the largest print I bought. What a thoughtful thing to do for a perfect stranger. Their sales people are the best. Love this store. I give them TEN STARS for super service. Sarah Texas

This is a great little shopped tucked in the beautiful historic Colonial Williamsburg, VA area…read more It's a small, cozy and adorable small shop with a big heart and helping hands and a FREE Museum too!! The staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful! I had the pleasure of unexpectedly meeting and speaking with John Fogarty, Burton Parish Church Comptroller, who readily gave me some insight on some of the items displayed in the museum and made me excited to visit their Church too. You are sure to find something unique in this store and the profits are used to do great work for communities. YES!!! I do recommend them to my family, friends, friends or friends and, NOW, the World too!!

While we have been to Bruton Parish church many times, (it's my favorite thing on DOG Street by…read morefar) currently the church is closed for tourist visitation due to the installation of their new organ. With that in mind I figured I would finally make the big one block walk down to the gift shop to see what they've got shakin'. The scene would best be described as part hospital gift shop meets a Hallmark store for the 70 and over crowd. So many little trinkets and nick-knacks everywhere. Also noteworthy is that while the shop has an excellent mission, the prices here are very steep. Deals you will not find and some of the clothing that they're selling has never been seen in public since the Golden Girls was cancelled. Dorthy Zbornak would have had a field day in here. In the back of the building is a small chapel which is very respectfully laid out even if it was odd walking by tables of "discounted" Christmas things right by the entrance. I bought my obligatory Bruton Parish fridge magnet ($7!) and had a nice talk with the one volunteer at the register about the current organ project and a few rumored things happening in the near future. She was really a great ambassador for their brand and truly showed that this is a living-breathing-vibrant Episcopal church. I'm not really a retail person so I doubt I'll be back but if you are into trinkets or curiosities then this place might be for you and at the least it's worth the short trip away from the CW buildings on DOG Street.