This is a gift shop in Madison. It's beautiful, with so many unique things inside. They have toys,…read moretoo. You need time to look around. The service was helpful. They have free parking outside.

Came here and was overwhelmed by the fragrance. Cute items, but overpriced…read more The service was nice, very polite staff. The selection was also very diverse but overpriced I think. The smell also was that of perfume/candles and overwhelmingly stronggg

We recently worked with Susan Roberts. She was very patient and helpful in selecting furniture…read morefor our home. She came to our home and brought many fabric samples. She even brought 2 large rugs in her car to help us make a decision about what worked best. Susan has gone out of her way to be helpful in many ways. I definitely recommend you work with her if you can.

had the most wonderful experience working with Amy, a top designer at Saybrook Home. There are so…read moremany beautiful pieces in the showroom it was a bit overwhelming to put it all together, but Amy nailed it! We have a family coastal cottage which needed to be revamped and brought into the 21st century. Amy was so kind and thoughtful about trying to keep the sentimentality of our family home along with trying to please two other families besides myself. This process went on for almost a month before we made the final purchases. Amy and her managers worked with us and NEVER ever put any pressure on us. I don't have pictures to post yet but when it all gets delivered I will show off the amazing new space Amy has created for our family! I would highly recommend Amy and Saybrook Home for all your needs to make your home BEAUTIFUL!!

The Pink Sleigh is such a magical place to visit in Westbrook. The Pink Sleigh is an old barn…read moreturned into a Christmas store. The outside looks like a cute little cottage, but the inside, it's Christmas! There's a massive tree, all lit up and with a blue theme of ornaments. I'm actually curious as to how this large tree made its way into this little shop, with its elf sized door. If you need a special ornament this is the place to go, there's so many unique ornaments at The Pink Sleigh. There's miniature trees across the whole store, and they're themed. One of them had birds and penguins, another one had food and candy, another one's all decked out with drinks, and another one got Santa. You can take the stairs upstairs to see more goods and the view from above. I got this adorable ornament that's Santa's suit with the captioning, "Gone to the beach, Love Santa" They packaged it beautifully in pink tissue paper and a really nice box. In addition to the wide variety of ornaments they also sell, tree skirts, Christmas lights, figurines and so much more. The Pink Sleigh is open late August to December 24th. During the month of December they're open everyday, prior to December on select days. This store is so magical, please stop by and see it for your self!

Wanted to do something Christmassy so my boyfriend and I decided to take a drive to check out the…read morePink Sleigh. It did not disappoint. A rustic old barn turned into a Christmas store made us feel like we were in Vermont. I was expecting it to be pricey; however the ornaments were reasonably priced. Our visit definitely got us in the Christmas spirit.

As a previous shopper of 15 years, I can say I was a bit surprised earlier this spring when Myshel,…read moreand Garrett were no longer there to greet me. However, I will say that the new owners were wonderful to work with during my first consignment.. I also purchased a bunch of things and I returned last week to consign a few few pieces and look around. They are very friendly and helpful and have some lovely items with great pricing. I would definitely stop in and visit if you're in the area I think it would be worthwhile. I feel badly at reading the previous negative review and that's what prompted me to write an authentic positive review.

Great shop. I stop in often to see what's new. Always good quality merchandise and they regularly…read morehost fun events. Owners are spectacular ladies who support other small businesses. Shop local!

Franklin's General Store - must sWow, a densely packed old fashioned general store with trinkets,…read morecandies and fudge, and touristy souvenirs. We bought a refrigerator magnet; it's what we do... and I also got a thing of roasted candied cashews. Great prices. Great service. A must visit when down at Olde Mystic Village.

Cute little store with everything you can imagine…read more They have a different selection and variety of jams and jelly, different assortments of candies and fudge, as well as books, and other decorative items for around the house You can smell the fresh roasted nuts as you passed the store, which usually is what brings me in Everything is average and pricing and not too expensive. I usually don't see workers walking around, but they're always attentive at the counters and fudge station.

Fantastic place... Only wish I lived closer. Knowledgeable shop, owner, generous with her time and…read moreexperience. Lots of little nooks and crannies to explore, easy to park, close to Café and bookstore in Madison Connecticut.

A cozy nook off the main stretch of the road, I noticed this shop whilst walking with my…read moreboyfriend's family as we explored the town during our Thanksgiving visit. The yarn bombed parking poles drew me in, and I realized it was a fibre/yarn shop! I HAD to check it out. The amount of variety squeezed into this little space is fantastic--so many colors, textures, and weights of exotic and small-manufacturer yarn; gorgeous color sets of fibre and more. Although the patterns and accessories did not contain much in the way of crochet-specific things, the lady in the shop said she had been wanting to focus on increasing interest in crochet in the shop's community. I left with a handful of yarn hanks and a beautiful birch hook with a decorative handle, and with full satisfaction! It made my day in a small downtown area that consists mainly of real estate shops and salons.

More often than not, we hear of local shops shutting their doors, so it was great news to learn of…read moreWeekend Kitchen's move and expansion. We love this destination in Essex for all kinds of kitchen accoutrements, and we love it even more now. Nancy Kirkiles has a knack for mixing vintage finds with kitchen necessities, and the new, larger space has allowed her to flex her merchandising muscles. You'll find an extensive selection of her lovely letterpressed cards on thick stock (and you'll want to stock up), plus a tempting mix of vintage glassware, interesting cookbooks, antique cleavers, teeny silver spoons, crystal salt cellars, linen aprons, essentials for baking; an entire batterie de cuisine. If you're on a spring cleaning rampage, head here for natural bristle brushes and potions with names like "Boys Bathroom" and Superlative Hand Soap. Over the years, Nancy has developed a talented team of collaborators. If you've been to one of her cooking classes or pop-up dinners, you'll know what I'm talking about. Chef Paul Barron will continue to offer classes and dinners through Weekend Kitchen (coming up: Potato Gnocchi and Easy Thai), plus home chef services and (coming soon) grab-and-go meals. You'll find Plenty of Cake, literally. Lesley Moore's imaginative treats will be available and by custom order (her gluten free versions may just be the best I've had), and a refrigerator case is on the way, to be stocked with Arethusa Farm's ridiculous fresh butter, milk, and cheese. I've been known to race over pre-party for a last minute ladle or gravy boat; now I'll just have so many more reasons to visit.

Very nice store with lots of nice things but sales person was NOT wearing a mask. It made me quite…read moreuncomfortable as the store has aisles that are a little tight.

Lovely shop located in a very convenient location right off of route 9. The owners were welcoming…read moreand explained the layout as soon as I walked in the door. Nice selection of French table linens. I will definitely be a repeat customer.