Victoria Garden is situated centrally along Pitman's main shopping street -- next to Lori's Loft…read more It's one of those cutesy little gift shops I only really frequent when accompanied by a middle-aged family member. This shop offers an eclectic bunch of artistic gifts, crystal stones, jewelry (lots of bracelets), and other knick knacks that you probably don't need but can easily be coaxed into buying. The shop is small and likely gets stuffy when it's busy, but we visited during the winter afternoon lull. Not many others were out, so it was easy to browse. My mom left with a bag full of stuff for other family members and her friends, so I'd say it was a successful visit. I'll go back when trying to find her a Mother's Day or Birthday gift later this year!

I absolutely love this store! My sister and I are so excited to visit this store everytime I come…read moreinto the town of Pitman to the Broadway Pitman Theatre. They have an awesome selection of lovely jewelry, some unique children clothes & adult clothes and accesories. Along with so many adorable crafts and decorations. The Only thing I wish, is they were open longer on Sundays after the 2:00pm Broadway Shows!! The staff is always so sweet and helpful too.

Scarecrow Factory was a mainstay -- and beloved shop -- in Woodstown for years. Several months ago,…read morethey closed down to move and have now arrived on Pitman's main street. The shop's reemergence is still so fresh that the awning and signage haven't been placed just yet, but it's definitely worth a stop. Yes, they have lots of rustic, country home decor and gift items. That's their thing. There's a big fall-themed section with loads of stuffed pumpkins for display, among other autumn-related goods. But they also offer a cute jewelry, clothes, and consignment (all sales final) section. I couldn't resist purchasing a versatile clunky bracelet, and my mom treated herself to pre-birthday earrings and a bracelet that she tried on, loved, and forgot was on her arm until she walked up to the register! For the clothes, they're contemplating creating a dressing room area in a side corner. As of now, you can still try them on via their restroom in the back, which has a full-length mirror. I'm glad the Scarecrow Factory has resurfaced, and I'll certainly return in the future for gifts and reasonably priced jewelry. Best of luck in your new storefront!

You know what, I don't want to leave a review but I'm so annoyed about the situation that happened…read moreto me today. My wife and I went in for the first time in maybe 2 years. We always enjoyed walking through this eclectic little antique store when we'd visit Pitman. Come to our surprise to find out it's just like every other co-op down the shore nowadays. No more charm, no more quirk, just laminate floors with AI-generated signs for sale. As we're walking along, the older woman working the front says "the antique store closed about a year ago" and I remark "aww it's so sad!" To which she responds: "no it's not, because then my business wouldn't be able to be here -- but you knew I was gonna say that!" Um...what? Lady, maybe you should get a grip because I actually have no clue who you are! I hope your business thrives and you get a better attitude.

'Oasis' is by far the biggest lie of the century. You'd be hard pressed to find even a sliver of…read morehappiness shopping in a place like this. I was looking forward to getting an old magazine, but was abruptly kicked out (including my friends) without explanation. It made more sense seeing other reviews here, considering we were also asked if we were 18. We are all over 18. Friendly reminder, the store does NOT have any sign or age restriction posted on the entrance door. So if you are going to be discriminatory, at least make it well known before I waste my time suffering in that place. I swear, a million angels up in Heaven must have gotten their wings the second this store was announced to be permanently closing. For good reason, I imagine. The other one star reviews don't lie. There is nothing to be said about Artisan's Oasis that hasn't already been said about a steaming pile of trash. Worth mentioning my friends are not white, but I am. Keep this in mind reading forward. She followed us around- trying her best to imitate something resembling stealth, I guess- pretending to sort things while we browsed together or on our own. I'm guessing she was expecting us to shoplift? I don't know what the final straw for her was though anyway. We weren't loud or rude, we respected her rule of "18+" just fine but I guess she didn't believe us. Surprised she didn't ask for our IDs like she did to other victims- I mean, customers. But good thing I'm no customer of hers. Happy to say I didn't pay for that magazine after all. Because why would anyone want to give money and support this god awful lady. In fact, I noticed she hesitated when I (a white woman) asked if I really couldn't buy that magazine. She said no (maybe she realized she'd be revealing her discrimination rather broadly if she said I solely could purchase something) and we left. Funny I had no problem a year ago with my sister, who is also an adult and white. Pitman is supposed to be welcoming. Not a bigoted, trashy town. Completely turned me off from the whole town honestly. Next time I'll think twice before entering that goblin's territory.

I have been here before with my mother. They have a great selction of jewlery. I am not a big rock…read morefoo foo girly girly and I am not a big jewlery person. This place was definitely me. They really figured me out right away and didn't push anything big and overpriced at me. Oh, don't even look at the price tags because they don't go by it. Today my fiance and I went in to sell some old jewelery and pick out wedding bands. Barbara was such a big help. She really knew her stuff. I picked out a rare ring that they had just gotten in. She Gave me a lot of helpful ideas, tips, and insight on diamonds. I loved the ring and the price. My fiance had a diamond he didn't know what to do with. They took the time to carefully look at the ring. They explained diamonds and the cut and the whole deal. they suggested something we never would have thought of and again, the price is right. Lorna the gemologist couldn't be sweeter, and she also, knows her stuff. They get their jewelry form quality dealers. The one I picked out was actually from Baily Banks and Biddle that had gone bankrupt and they got it for a steal. They were very knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Most reasonable prices out there. They also buy gold and have a great selection of costume jewelry and other items on consignment. It is also in a very historical old warehouse that is haunted! They will share their ghost stories with you!

very rude, antonia is not willing to help brides if you bought a dress to small and trying to make…read moreit bigger don't go here. She is very rude and not welcoming at all. AWFUL BRIDAL SHOP don't go here for alterations.

Go to free love for the experience! They treat you like a queen and it feels even more special…read morethan what you see on TV, (i.e. Say Yes to the Dress). They were very understanding and helpful. They give you space to hang out and chat with your group after the appointment so that you can decompress and discuss dress options which was so needed for me! If you end up bringing someone with you to any bridal shop, this is the one to do it at! Oh, and of course they're dresses were beautiful!!!!