This shop has a ton of cute and interesting items. The employees are extremely nice and…read moreknowledgeable! The best part about this store is that it supports local women artisans. If you are ever moving through this town you need to stop in!

Very cute, small shop with lots to see. We *always* have to make a stop here now because Boyfriend…read moreclaims their homemade fudge is the very best he's had! I've picked up a few "Bethlehem" trinkets as well. Friendly staff!

Great little shop right on Main street in Littleton, NH for all of your decor and homegood needs…read more Specializing in primitive home decor - you can find braided rugs, curtains and linens, wooden signs, cast iron fixtures, candles, and everything in between. Do you have tailoring needs? Calico Cottage also offers seamstress/tailoring/upholstery work of all kinds - wedding dress alterations, zipper repairs, custom clothing and upholstery.

Pentimento is a shoppers dream. Whether you are looking for a unique gift or perhaps jewelry,…read morecandles, cards, accessories, garden & porch accents, you will find it in this local store. Each item has been personally selected by the owner of this beautiful boutique and are not mass produced. Philippa and Joe are wonderful and will happily help you navigate the myriad of choices. New merchandise is added daily so be sure to stop by this lovely and unique store. Everything is reasonably priced. It is one of my favorite places to shop to find the perfect treasure.

From the owner: We are an eclectic boutique since 2003. The shoppe is bursting with gorgeous jewelry, naturally…read moreluxurious bath and body, candles that will dazzle the senses, home and garden decor including Woodstock chimes and cards and stationary that will make you think you are in New York or San Francisco. Everything is hand picked by Philippa who if you choose, will help you pick the perfect gift, suggest the ideal card or match jewelry or hair accessory to make your outfit sensational.

Truly horrendous customer service. I ordered two items. Decided after they arrived that I needed a…read moredifferent size. Initiated an exchange online and sent them back. One full week after UPS tracking reported that the items had arrived at Garnet Hill's warehouse, I had heard nothing and could find no update to my order through the website. When I called customer service, the agent (C) basically said, "Yeah. It could be another week before anyone at the warehouse gets around to processing your package. If you wanted it done 'fast,' you should have done it as a return and ordered the different size as a new order." I believe this technique is called blaming the victim. I asked, "How would I have known to do that? Do you state somewhere on your website that items sent back for exchange might just loll around your warehouse for weeks on end, so the exchange process should be avoided?" "No, of course not," she replied. Very helpful. After considering my options, I called again and spoke to another customer service agent (M) who also ended up passing the buck back to me. I asked if we could cancel the exchange and order the new size over the phone. Sure, she said, then revealed that the new size (which was available when I first initiated the exchange) is now on backorder. I can only assume that it sold out during the week that my items were lolling around the warehouse. M said it wasn't Garnet Hill's fault if they had too many packages at the warehouse to process them in a timely fashion. I should have known that if I had wanted my items shipped "fast," I needed to handle the exchange differently. (M also noted that she has worked at Garnet Hill for more than 30 years, so her "blame the victim" approach can't be attributed to inexperience. This is clearly a company policy.) At this point, it's looking like it will be at least two months from the date of my original order before I receive the items in the size I needed. Anything quicker than that would have been, according to Garnet Hill's definition, "fast." A good word to describe how I will be running away from this horrible company. Although I might apply for a job working in their warehouse. It sounds very relaxing!

My complaints are similar to so many others who've had issues with off sizing on sheets, poor…read morequality, inept customer DISS service, ridiculously high delivery cost, etc. I wish they'd stop sending me catalogs because I'm done shopping with Garnet Hill. There's a sucker born every minute, and they can find another sucker elsewhere. Charging by the cost of the item and not the size nor the weight is absurd and a rip off!

I can't come to Littleton without visiting Just L. It was quiet today and I came across an amazing…read morevintage Fendi wrap! I *just* love this place!

While in town today visiting, our first time and loved the town and the friendly shop owners, we…read morefound this store. Very nice guys at the counter, very cool store with many different vintage items. Yes, we "adopted" more random family photos. If your into mid century furniture this is the place to go. Lots of choices. Also a fair amount of artistic paintings for sale. Clean and well organized store. And REALLY good music choices playing while we were there Sadly I took no photos.

I enjoy shopping at this thrift store, I always seem to find things I like and the prices are very…read morereasonable

We came to the Rocks for a Spring Break trip in March. I actually had found it a couple weeks…read morebefore our trip because I was looking for a place to show my kids the process of making maple syrup. I saw they did private tours so I booked it with me and the family we were traveling with. It ended up being a GREAT experience and we had Nigel as our guide. He was very knowledgeable and kind and allowed our kids (4 boys) to interact with the process and tap some trees. We also got to sample some syrups and candies while there. It was so neat to learn about everything and walk around this beautiful area. Thank you so much for your kindness. We will remember this forever.

Each year we visit The Rocks Estate as a family event to select a Christmas Tree and wreath. After…read morethe devastating fire last year and COVID this year we were concerned about their ability to open for the season. So, we were pleasantly surprised to not only find that they were open but also had an online reservation system to support social distancing. We had a great experience, wearing masks, and came home with a great looking tree! We even spent some time chatting with the farm's manager, Nigel, about their plans for the future: a great guy! Highly recommended! And it supports the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, too.

If you are looking to furnish any part of your mountain home then look no further. Beautiful,…read morequality furniture. Lots of unique rustic pieces that will add style to your home. Jason, the owner, is fantastic! Pleasant and eager to help in any way whether it be one piece or a whole home. Jason is great to work - top notch client service!

Jason and his team are exceptional designers and his execution is very good. We did a "turnkey"…read morerenovation of our kitchen, living room and master bath and he did an awesome job. Great follow up as well as adjustments were needed. Highly recommend.

I could seriously buy at least half of everything in this store! The clerks are always friendly and…read morehelpful. The artisans selling there encompass a wide range of goods. All beautifully crafted.

From the owner: Fine craft gallery featuring the work of juried NH craftsmen working in jewelry, clay, glass,…read morefibers, wood, metal, photography, baskets, printmaking and mixed media. Classes offered in our studio school.