When I find myself in the area, and looking to buy jewelry, this is the place I come to…read more Their staff are great and really friendly. Their prices are very reasonable. Their silver chains are not overpriced - which they could be, because if you've committed to the charm, you've likely already decided that the cost of the chain doesn't matter all that much. But, it's better quality than Walmart at a very similar price. And, with far more options. They have a number of different designs they rotate through, and there have been some that I wanted but didn't get at the right time. Sometimes I see what I want on a necklace, but as earrings. Though, I suspect I could just make a request? That said, there's always been something else that caught my eye. It makes a great memento of Canada, and the North. Their windswept trees are superb designs. And if you want pirate rings? Yeah, they have them, too.

If you give them a bad review because their website sucks, well Mike told me he felt sorry for me…read more I was looking to purchase a diamond and ruby ring. Didn't say anything about what I was looking for just that he felt sorry for me. Mike has never met me, I was in the area last weekend. I popped in, the staff are just rude. I won't be giving this place my business.

Muskoka Thrift Store is a wonderful community gem--clean, well organized, friendly staff, and great…read morefinds at great prices. Always worth a stop!

We drive to Bracebridge from our cottage every year since 2005 to check out the Artful Garden…read more Many different artists display their wares outside throughout a the beautiful gardens of Jon & Suzann Partridge: Our favourite artist there is definitely Jean Pierre Schoss: http://www.dogbitesteel.com/ Bracebridge is a wonderful town to visit so it's definitely worth the drive.

This is an AWESOME store within the heart of Bracebridge; honestly, it's a must see if you have…read morekiddos, or, just if you want to feel young again. :) They offer a ton of toys/games/puzzles, etc., but, they are legit, not crap tourist stuff. I have to admit, I'm not a shopper when it comes to vacation spot stores, but, this place captivated me. It's really that cool! I had to drag my kids out because they were working on a puzzle the store set out for everyone to join in. The prices are beyond fair, so much so that I purchased items here that would have cost more online. I strongly recommend visiting this business if you are in the area. :). Have fun here, seriously, it's not often I write reviews like this. This place is worth visiting. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.

Great rustic and authentic items but are rather pricyread more

Wow. The best shop in Muskoka, maybe even Canada!read more

Great people, friendly. Best jewellery store in town I told…read morethem what I was looking for and they had it ready for me Fantastic service. Thank you

Super cute cafe in Baysville, with a very neat selection of loose leaf teas (!) and antiques. A…read morevery nice place to sit and have a relaxing coffee/tea. They also serve beer, if tea isn't your cup of tea.

The lady working (store owner) was very helpful and gave us a lot of detail about her products…read more(potato & pork pie) the price was a bit steep but for a small business that was understandable. Definitely a cool spot to check out if you're in the muskoka area.

Located on Huntsville's Main St. The Bookcase is a fantastic place to spend the better part of a…read moredreary day, which is exactly what I did a few weeks back. It offers a radical departure from the characteristic big box book stores that have spread like locusts and seem to anchor prime real estate in many of your favourite strip malls. The Bookcase offers a comfortable refuge in which to peruse until ones heart is content. There is zero pressure to purchase and a fireplace with wing backed chairs beckon you to cozy up. You will feel entirely at home here. The primary reasons I couldn't justify a higher rating were only minor but must be mentioned. there was no magazine selection and I know some might say that a traditional bookstore shouldn't offer such, but I love my magazines. Also selection did tend to be limited-which I do understand is simply due to a lack of shelf space. If there was a half star option I would definitely give it a 3.5, yet I simply couldn't go up to a 4 star. the Bookcase is however unquestionably worth a stop. After cramming your cranium at The Bookcase, Soul Sistas cafe is only steps away and affords you the opportunity to nourish your body with a decent selection of assorted smoothies and beautiful spinach crusted quiches. A better 1-2 combo is difficult to determine.