This is the best shop, located a couple shops down from the feed store. The owner was so sweet and…read moreI really enjoyed my conversation with her. I bought a vintage pearl snap western shirt for my daughter who shows heifers in Texas. The shirt was very reasonably priced and it was wrapped so lovingly in tissue and placed in a bag. It was gift giving ready for my daughter! Inside the bag was a wonderful print out on card stock with the history of the Western Pearl Snap Shirt. How cool! This shop gets a 10 out of 10! I visit Sisters annually to visit my brother and this will definitely be my 'go to' shop for great finds! While there, great music was playing and I asked who it was. It happens to be her future nephew-in-law, Jesse Daniel, from Texas. Give him a listen on Spotify! He is amazing!!!

These guys have an eye for quality and true vintage gifts! I did all my Christmas shopping there…read morelast year! One of my personal favorites to shop for myself as well.

The folks here were following all the Covid rules, they had really cool yard art that was very…read morecolorful, great store to stop into when you are walking the streets of Sisters , Oregon great selection and fair prices, recommend

Like a Hallmark store gone wrong. I caution you against visiting if you have coulrophobia (fear of…read moreclowns). The entry is filled with dozens of portraits: cowboy clowns, singing clowns, a clown in a sombrero. It is downright frightening. This store is a complete mishmash of items from greeting cards to jewelry, candy, gifts and funny signage, that I don't think is terribly funny. "Power corrupts, but absolute power is kinda cool." Most of Sisters is trending toward Old West or modern boutique. This place seems out of place and out of time. Clowns are never in season.

I'm so glad I stopped at this shop when we passed through Sisters! It's super cute with a lot of…read moregreat merchandise. I bought a cute little dress for my kiddo, and some socks for myself. They had some nice dishwater and I bought a couple small plates. They have jewelry in several different locations, and lots of other sorts of merchandise. One could certainly find something(s) for themselves here, or some nice gifts. I considered buying a serving bowl for my sister but wasn't sure if she'd use it, and I know my nephew and mom considered buying her some sort of garden item. Staff was friendly and not overbearing. There's a little area where you can buy drinks and maybe some small bites, and they have a nice deck out front to sit and relax. I enjoyed wandering the store and picking up a few things and would recommend them for a stop if you're nearby.

Absolutely LOVE this incredible shop, by far my favorite in all of Central Oregon. It's your one…read morespot shop for anything you may want or need: from cards, clothing, jewelry and home decor. I can't walk out the doors without something amazing in my hands. Just beware, you'll be smitten!

Friendly service, displays are incredible. Sounds kind of crazy, but it's a very relaxing and…read morecomfortable place to visit and shop.

While wandering around town we happened upon Hen's Tooth. The store is cute, and as we stopped by…read moreduring the Holidays, it was highly decorated and festive. The shop is quite big, with interesting and unique stock. A lot of the inventory seemed to be multiple versions of the same type of gifts, and unfortunately nothing available matched what we were looking for in our gift shopping. They manage to keep you shopping though, as they provide cute backdrops for fun pictures at each end of the store. We definitely had some fun with those...much appreciated. They also provided a coffee station, should you be in need.

We recently purchased the furnish and style service from Birch & Home and we are thrilled with the…read moreresults. Lydia paid attention to all of our concerns and completed the job in a timely manner. We love our new space and would recommend Lydia for anyone looking for a quality job and someone that pays attention to the details.

From the owner: We specialize in unique space planning. Bringing fresh ideas to small nonfunctional, awkward spaces…read moreand creating beautifully styled homes.

Nice little shop, we wander in often when passing through…read more At Christmas they had a variety of lovely decorations. We've also grabbed multiple Smokey the Bear related items at different visits. What good Oregonian doesn't appreciate Smokey?! And of course the fudge counter...my husband always chooses some fudge each time too...they're always good about offering bites to taste and help him choose. Always a variety of interesting offerings, and service has always been very friendly and helpful every time we've been in. Fun shop. :)

Cute little store with very friendly staff and they have the best fudge ever! They have over 20…read moredifferent types of fudge and gave us free samples for us to try. Fudge is delicious and the prices are very reasonable. Must stop by and say hi and to pick up delicious fudge. Barely made it back home with some.

Sisters is a town filled with galleries, boutiques and antiques, but this place is better than most…read moreof its neighbors. They specialize in hand carved furniture (bed frames, dressers, rocking chairs, etc.) in pine and juniper. The item that keeps bringing me back are the juniper lamps. It is a gorgeous naturally twisting wood with several textures and no two are the same. This always reminds me of someone describing how they carve a statue -- you just remove the extraneous material to reveal the true structure beneath. They also have a lot of whimsical items - birdhouses made out of boots, painted saws and wood hammers with funny sayings. ------------- Update: They moved across the street to 121 W. Cascade Ave. I've submitted the correct address to Yelp to update the business listing.

My boyfriend came in here today and was just looking at stuff while I was next door getting some…read moresweaters. He was the only one in the store and while he was about 10 feet away, the husband (owner?) says loudly to his wife "If you see him stealing, just holler at me.". Mind you, he does very well financially and could have bought anything he wanted in that store. But he's a humble tradesman and still wears his Carhartt's everywhere. I guess he doesn't fit in with the typical REI crowd in Sisters anymore, talk about profiling. It's a shame we are now treated this way, I remember this town being a low-key country town. Won't be returning.