Neat new little gift shop in the heart of downtown on the busiest strip for shopping…read more Interesting knick knacks and such. The store used to be a clothing store, and instead of demo'ing the change rooms, they decided to use them for showcasing different things. One is a local artists work, another is a tarot card reading room (frequented by a reader who has a residency here), and another pays homage to a neighbourhood bar famous for its green bathroom that patrons liked to take selfies in, local flavour that you would need to be a local to know about, or just be inquisitive like us! This business is a covid offspring, born out of possibilities, imagination and ingenuity. It shows the resiliency of the local business people and helps to inspire others. Worth a look-see when in the area!

I bought some really cute earrings here, and visited a few times to see all of the really cool…read moretaxidermy. They have some really fun fandom stuff and very unique things! I love the skulls and the enamel pins they have, the quality of them is amazing! And I really enjoyed how calm and inviting it is in the shop! I love that they change the window skeletons outfit!

Another appealing gift shop along Water Street, Marshalls is a bit larger than the others and sells…read morea greater variety of goods. Lots of Canada and Nova Scotia souvenirs, local products and some clothing item that drew our attention. We liked a certain hoodie but wanted a different "graphic" emblazoned across the front (one that read "Digby: World Famous Scallopsl"). No problem; we waited about 15 minutes while our helper did a neat heat transfer. The result was exactly what we wanted. And the shop can take any size hoodie or sweatshirt you desire and put any graphic you prefer on it. It's a neat thing for families.

I love the fact that the owner is taking great care to keep people safe from COVID-19! However the…read moreway she approaches people about her protocols when they enter the store is abrupt and comes across as rude. Also several times while visiting the store she commented sharply and dismissively almost making you feel like you are not welcome in her store. Irregardless of her mannerisms we still purchased three mugs during two visits. The pottery and everything in the store is lovely just a shame the owner doesn't treat her customers better:(

I love this place in calais. I also love the historic old building that it's in. Makes you want to…read morejust cruise around the place. And why not there are great gifts to bring back home and in particular for you. I always find something there to put aside for a birthday present or Christmas present or well for me because I'm worth it. You got to go to the urban moose

From the owner: The Urban Moose was started in 2001 in Downtown Calais. We expanded & moved to the corner Bank…read morebuilding in 2006.

Great seasonal variety of flavors and excellent service :)…read moreTake a scoop of ice cream and enjoy the waterfront view of campobello island.

If you make it all the way up ti Maine and in specific Lubec. This is a must gift shop…read more They have all kinds lf things and they are very friendly. From sweaters, to t shirts, hats and more! They also have ice cream and it is made locally. The cost is great and not over priced for the souvenirs. I drove from Portland to Lubec and this was the first gift shop that I came across in my entire drive.

The front entry and gift items for Crocker Hill Store was very inviting so I stopped by on the…read morereturn to where I parked my car. This store has many artist created gifts often with bird motif. I was looking for note cards but found singles and a variety of other interesting gifts. The staff was pleasant, had a pet and were very welcoming. It's a nice shop.

Delightful people, delightful shop. I pop in every time I go to Saint Andrews, even if to just say…read morehi. If you're outdoorsy, love animals, gardening, or art, check them out. There's unique, classy, gift items too. This would be the shop I'd have if I had a shop.

If you like knick knacks this is your place. They have lots of items packed into a small space…read more Notice the store is upstairs so it is not handicapped accessible.

Very nice staff made this a good stop for some souvenirs. They've got loads of gift items, jewelry,…read moresoaps, bags, tee shirts, and my favorite: some really funny signs.

Very nice indoor market area. There are two restaurants and a food court. In the 2nd floor is a…read morepublic library and a few additional shops.

Market Square offers shopping, dining, offices, entertainment, and culture all in one place…read moreincluding the New Brunswick Museum and Saint John Free Public Library. There's an indoor parking garage and indoor pedestrian walkway connecting Market Square to the Hilton Hotel, City Hall, Harbour Sation, Brunswick Square, City Market, and Acquatic Centre Inside Market Square, you'll find a few small shops, the New Brunswick Museum, and food court with a very nice fountain surrounded by table seating in the bright center atrium. I love my Tim Horton's! Outside, the southside exterior of Market Square is lined with several restaurants along the waterfront boardwalk which provide "al fresco" patio dining, pretty cool, eh. Eateries along the waterfront boardwalk include Boiler Works, Grannan's, Cougar's Lounge, The Loose Moose Patio Bar (beer), and Holy Scoops (ice cream). So sit back, relax, have a drink, lunch or dinner and enjoy all the action and scenery along the waterfront including live entertainment on the soundstage. Fun times on those nice days or evenings!