Cute little shop! Wish they had a website. Sweatshirt were cute and soft!…read more I missed out on getting a sweatshirt for myself.

Nice small shop. Lots of Baseball souvenirs. Prices are a little high but in line with most of the…read moreother shops. Good collection of hats and shirts to be had.

Just so happen to stumble upon this store and thank goodness I did.. my son souvenir that he wanted…read morefrom Cooperstown was a necklace.. as walking into the store you are greeted with a wholesome smile by some very kind people.. as I was looking at the necklaces I really couldn't decide on which one to get my son.. I wanted something to represent him coming for a baseball tournament but I also wanted something he could wear all the time and not be girly.. the lady helped me decide which ones were more purchased by woman and which was mostly picked by the players.. She also help me make my decision by giving me a visual by putting what u wanted together to see how it looked.. she wasn't rushing me or anything and due to her kind help I ended up getting a necklace I believe my son will love.

Quaint little shop on the Main Street of Cooperstown. Lots of knick knacks and souvenirs you could…read morepurchase. This store is also attached to a Christmas store next door that sells some Christmas decor. Went in about 30 minutes before closing time to browse and gentleman that was working was very nice. He made tons of conversation with us and told us a lot of history from the town. He was very knowledgeable and pleasant. Husband ending up buying a Tshirt. Prices were decent. Nice little shop.

Heaven for true card collector hunters. I spent an hour, could have spent a day, looking through…read moretheir $1, $5, $10, and $15 boxes. Adam, the owner, is a nice guy who loves the hobby.

Cheers to the only card shop on Main Street that isn't trying to rip off tourists. Great selection,…read morereasonable prices on singles and packs. No $6 junk wax packs here, no hilariously overpriced raw modern cards, no new boxes marked up 100% from the price you'd pay on Target's website.

The Riverwood DOES NOT PAY THE ARTISTS who's products they profit off of…read more We're a small, artist-run company called Cactus Club Paper Goods who create stickers and greeting cards of animals and plants we paint. At the beginning of 2022, Riverwood placed an order with us at a trade show under a net30 agreement (meaning they had 30 days to pay us for the wholesale products they bought). They took a receipt with our terms and conditions. It has now been over a year and we still haven't received payment. We have emailed, called, left voicemails, and used their live chat function on their website for over a year and were completely stone-walled. Last week, we finally got a response... They said they sold our products and didn't communicate or pay us because NYC has seized their assets. We felt bad for their situation so we offered a couple solutions to help them out, including waiving all their late fees. They told us to: "F*** off and get a life". And: "Great I'm done talking you you. Feel free to blast me out there and try to destroy another humans life. We will do the same to you." We don't understand the lack of professionalism and we still need them to pay us. They had every opportunity to return any products for a full refund (we'd even pay the shipping). We invested our time and money to create these products and we need stores to pay us to stay in business. We've been as kind as possible and have given them over a year to work with us, but they decided to be unprofessional and vulgar. Our company is only two people and this is our only livelihood. If they feel they can take advantage of us, I can't imagine who else they feel justified in taking advantage of. When you purchase a product at Riverwood, the artists and companies that made that product are seeing no money and Riverwood is keeping 100% of the profit. This is unethical and very wrong.

Interactive souvenir and gift shop in charming Cooperstown, NY. The sales clerk was fabulous when…read moreshe asked my son to play a game of "Space" with him because he was a little shy and declined but she won him over by offering him a pair of the smallest dice in the world if he won the game. We did not purchase that game but we did find a bunch of other cool dice to swap out for the plain, boring dice that come with Yahtzee. Everything should have a touch of the original, I think. My son selected a game called "Butts in Space", we have not played it yet but it looks like a hilarious winner. They have toys for people of all ages, something for everyone for sure.

More than any business it pains me to leave a record store a review that is anything less than…read moreglowing. Thankfully for the Vinyl Music Vault, nothing that I write will stop a music lover from stopping in, if they're visiting Oneonta - that's just the nature of loving music stores, you always need to see for yourself. The owner is straight out of central casting...assuming your making a movie about an out of touch record store owner from a bygone era. Talking non-stop nonsense about how much each of his records is worth...and if you don't buy it RIGHT NOW, it's going to cost you $100 in just a few months. That literally came out of his mouth a few times. It was amusing to overhear but after a few minutes it became a tired routine. As for prices. His vinyl was a little higher than what I would expect on a few things that I looked out. Nothing too crazy but I didn't spot any deals. His CD prices were bizarre. Someone needs to break it to him about Napster, MP3s and everything that's happened in the last 20 years. $15 for used CD's that can be found at any Goodwill for $1 is just dumb. If you're within a 10 minute drive - Go. But temper your expectations.

I don't usually take the time to leave reviews, but this place absolutely deserves it. Cabrals…read moreCaribbean Store LLC is one of those rare spots that feels genuine the moment you walk in. The atmosphere is welcoming, the music sets the tone perfectly, and you can tell right away that there's real passion behind everything they do. What really stood out to me was the selection. Whether you're digging through records or checking out everything else they have to offer, there's a unique mix you don't just find anywhere. It's clear that a lot of care goes into curating what's on the shelves, and it makes browsing actually fun instead of overwhelming. The customer service is another level too. You're not just another person walking through the door--they take the time to talk, recommend things, and make you feel comfortable. That kind of energy is hard to come by these days.

Let's be honest, most of downtown Cooperstown, NY is a gigantic tourist trap. It's very much like…read morethe town of Niagara Falls. They have a captive audience of bus tours and summer tourists that are visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame, and so the streets are lined with baseball-themed cafés, gift shops, and the usual touristy stuff. They do have some cool local farmers' markets on the weekends, but most everything else is focused on the baseball fans. Guilty as charged... my best friend is a huge New York Yankees fan, and he asked me to bring him back "something" from Cooperstown. As my Dad and I were walking back towards our car we spotted the Where It All Began Bat Company along Main Street. I looked through the front windows and saw displays of full-sized and miniature baseball bats that had been painted and personalized for the various Major League Baseball teams. I went into the shop and looked over the full-sized Rawlings and Louisville Slugger souvenir baseball bats all of which can be personalized by their on-site laser engraver with up to three lines of text. They also have miniature bats, whether bearing a MLB logo or a Cooperstown-themed logo, and those can be painted and also personalized. I got my friend an 18" miniature baseball bat, painted Yankees blue, and engraved with his name and the MLB logo. They were able to show me samples of finished bats so that I'd know what to expect. I was able to pay for the bat, the engraving, and the shipping down to South Florida, which meant one less thing to lug around in my luggage! Glen got the bat within a week, and he was thrilled with this unique gift and conversation starter. His wife has informed me that he hung up over his desk at home, and that she occasionally catches him standing in front of a mirror taking practice swings. Classy gift.....SCORE!!!

Rude service. I walked in to look for a bat rack for my…read morehusband's bats. I was not looking for particularly a certain style, but a rack that can hold about 10 bats. There was a young, thick man sitting behind the counter, never got up and glued to his computer and phone. It did not bother him there was someone walking around the store. I walked by the store couple of times and he is still in the same poistion.

This place is fantastic. You can select from a wide variety of bats and then have them custom-made…read more For a very, very small fee they will ship them to you as well. This was good for me since I had a long flight and could not take the bats on the plane. They are very reasonably priced. They have many different varieties. It really is an excellent gift and souvenir item. You can put the Cooperstown Hall of Fame logo on the bat as well as three lines of customization. A really wonderful gift idea and memento from your trip to Cooperstown, New York. Service was friendly and helpful.

If you're looking for a bat that doubles as a toothpick after one swing--congratulations, you've…read morefound your store! I bought a bat from Cooperstown Bat Company, and let me tell you... I've seen breadsticks at Olive Garden with more structural integrity. I sneezed near it and it cracked. I'm not saying it was made of recycled Popsicle sticks, but I am saying it had "fragile ego" energy. And the community support? You'd think a shop with "Cooperstown" in its name would care more about, I don't know... Cooperstown. But nope! They're about as supportive as a wet paper towel in a hurricane. Save yourself the disappointment. Go elsewhere unless you're in the market for an expensive souvenir that doubles as kindling.

Great store!! Friendly service!!! Great coffee. Wide…read moreasortment of mechandise. Would definitely come back.

Great spot to get out of the heat while walking around Main St. Cooperstown. The shop offers…read morevarious gifts, houseplants, as well as clothing with screen printing done in house. They also have a cafe with slow drip coffee and loose leaf tea. There are a couple of small seating areas. If you're looking for a little retail therapy that's not sports-related after some time in the baseball hall of fame, this isn't a bad option.