Cute yarn shop with a lot of variety for different types of yarn. They were hosting a class while I…read morewent in but the staff was super nice when they got a chance. I loved that they have example makes of items you can make with the yarn. I bought a couple of skeins of eco friendly recycled cotton / polyester yarn for my next price

I went here after attending the Rhinebeck NY Sheep and Wool festival. I wasn't sure if we were…read morewould get there before it closed, but was happy to see the friendly staff had extended the hours. The yarn shop was larger than I expected and I purchased a lot more yarn here, than at the crowded festival. I even bought some awesome fluffy pom-poms at a reasonable price. Loved it here, it was peaceful after the crowds at the festival. Great distillery across the street to entertain the rest of my group while I shopped in peace.

This store is probably the best of its type I have ever visited. I remember this store from the…read more1980's and it is still run by the same lovely woman. All the staff are always friendly, helpful and professional. Always the highpoint of my visit to this great town. The quality of the merchandise never disappoints.

Evergreen IS as good as it gets. This gift shop that carries only American made crafts, has…read morebeautiful merchandise at a full range of prices. It is so easy to find gifts and the owner and staff are extremely friendly and helpful. I have been shopping there for gifts for office staff, friends and ME for years and I love everything I purchase. I highly recommend shopping at Evergreen.

Adorable bookstore on Main St! We were in town for camping and enjoyed strolling through here while…read morechecking out the town on a rainy day. There are 2 floors and a lot of books to look through!

Small bookshop, decent prices…read more You may find something here you won't find anywhere else; some obscure items.

A great local bookstore…read more There is like 1 maybe 2 people that seem to work here. The shelves are loaded with all types of books from woodworking to youth fiction to historical works. Just everything under the sun, and they all seem very fairly priced. My son found a number of great kids books, I found a book on Mission style furniture making, and my wife found a number of novels she was interested in. Something for everyone and a lot to look through! TL;DR: Good bookstore, fair priced.

This place is MAGIC!…read more Absolutely the neatest, most organized book store I've ever been in. The selection is amazing - and the condition of the books is beautiful. I could get lost for hours! My mom has randomly asked me if I knew a used bookstore with old vet manuals (like for cows, etc) and I happened to walk by this place a couple days later, so I popped in. I found several OLD (1904-ish) farm vet type books. Upon checking out, I told the owner how thrilled I was to find them, and he recommended I go upstairs, second door, second shelf from the top, closest to the window.... he knows every book in the place! And word is he has another warehouse full of books!! They're only open 11-5 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, so I plan to go back at 10:59 with snacks and stay the duration. Poor guy is gonna have to throw me out!

I've been coming to the Little Red Book Shack for over a decade now, and I still find it a magical…read moreplace to visit! There are multiple self-serve sheds on the property to explore that are filled to the brim with 1000s of books, all for $1 or less. There are also a ton of DVDs, vinyls, and even sheet music. If you are a bibliophile, this is a must-see! She's even set up places around the property where you can read and relax. Just be sure to check their website or call before you go, to make sure it's open, and note that it's closed in the wintry weather. Also, there is no heat in the sheds, so bundle up!

What a wonderful, magical place! Filled with unique books, vinyl records, cds and more. Melanie…read moreNelson is a delightful person with a great idea, to sell these used books and more at super low prices, so everyone can indulge their wishes for books and music. The Little Red Book Shack is a special place and really worth a trip!

I attended a memoir intensive workshop last week in Spencertown and was able to shoot into Chatham…read moreto visit here. I bought three skeins of Cascade yarn to make a shawl i saw in the shop. There were so many great colors to choose from! I had to make a quick decision because I was short on time. The woman who helped me was so gracious to wind the yard right away and check me out. Two days later I went in again and the back part of the store was abuzz with everyone knitting and laughing together. What a delightful place! This made my experience in upstate New York that much richer. Thank you for the great yarn selection, reasonable prices and warm ambiance.

Excellent selection of yarns and at a very decent price. The store itself is beautifully arranged,…read moremaking it easy to browse. I believe I was speaking to the owner when I visited and she was very polite and helpful.

Little Blueberryy is a great local store , I've purchased gifts there multiple times, the owner is…read morevery knowledgeable in the fashion industry which makes my shopping experience so much easier when selecting clothing and jewelry. I would recommend this store to anyone in the Hudson valley!

Love this little gem of a boutique! Friendly, exceptional customer service! The handcrafted jewelry…read moreis truly beautiful and unique!

New books bookstore(cookbooks/children and young adult choices/plus non-fiction and…read moreliterature(new&old) plus(depending on the day) coffee shop/cafe or bar/restaurant. If it sounds eclectic and usual, you're right - but rest assured all are executed with equal excellence. Some of the best bagels to be found in Greene county(with delicious flavored cream cheese or sandwich fillings). Friday's feature cocktail and one pot dinner might be my favorite time to be here.. Relaxed fine dining and fun and so close to the riverfront park in Coxsackie.

We stopped into Shipwreck News, Books & Café after checking into the James Newbury Hotel because it…read morewas the only place open for lunch. The café is very small, with just four counter seats and four small tables, and it's undeniably cute inside. I was especially excited to see a vegan sandwich on the menu. After we were seated, our drink order was taken. Unfortunately, they didn't have iced coffee, lemon for tea, or any diet soda, so we settled for a regular soda and a black tea. Once our drinks were ordered, we were told we had to get up and order our food at the bar, which felt a little odd after being seated and waited on initially. I ordered the vegan sandwich, and my husband had the biscuits and gravy with scrambled eggs. The food took a while to arrive. As soon as I saw my sandwich, I knew I'd made the wrong choice. It consisted of sautéed kale, a chickpea patty, vegan cheese that looked and tasted like Velveeta, and a single slice of tomato that cost an extra $2. The sandwich was completely flavorless and honestly disappointing. My husband's biscuits and gravy weren't much better. They were so overloaded with black pepper that his nose ran through the entire meal. It's too bad some of that seasoning didn't make its way onto the vegan sandwich! When we finished, we had to get up once again to pay the bill. Overall, the service felt slow and disorganized, with an awkward mix of table service and counter service. It's a very charming little spot with plenty of potential, but the food and service both need significant improvement to create a better customer experience. Unfortunately, this isn't a place we'd be eager to return to.