Nice little shop in Niantic that is good for when you need a quick gift. Nice selection of cards…read moretoo. Every year I always seem to find a nice shirt or sweater that I fall in love with AND it's at a decent price.

Seems like a cute shop and would love to have done a review, but when I went in I was told they…read morewere closed, even though it was well before their posted closing time. Hopefully I can come back and actually be able to look around!

A Hidden Gem by the Beach…read more I absolutely love the new lunch lineup at the Black Point Market! The Lobsta' Bisque is truly outstanding--rich, flavorful, and comforting. Their variety of ice creams and slushies is a fun treat for all ages, and every sandwich I've tried has been delicious. One of the most underrated things here is the coffee--honestly, it's better than Dunkin'! The Black Point Market isn't just a place to eat--it's the heartbeat of this beach community. Whether you're grabbing lunch, a sweet treat, or just a cup of coffee, there's no better spot.

Ok First off, pay no attention to bad reviews from years ago! Mike and Karen did a wonderful job a…read morenumber of years ago and now the new owner Steve has improved it once again!! Food is great and the service is too! Always a smile and they are very accommodating. Granted he's there to make money, but he is always offering something new to keep us coming back--beer and other alcohol coolers, music during the afternoon, food and ice cream delivered to the beach and even huge floats to rent by the day--inflated and delivered!! How good can this all get?? We know we all live right here in Black Point Heaven!! Love the Black Point Market!!

The staff is very friendly. They always make sure my order is ready when we need it. I recommend…read moreSergeys

This shop is wonderful! I have been going to this business for nearly 10 years. The owners are…read moregenuinely friendly, kind people who are respectful of their customers. They offer a wide selection of merchandise and they also have a walk-in humidor with a large selection of cigars.They are attentive to your needs and will help you with your selections. I highly recommend this business and I invite you to stop in and see for yourself.

If you're ever in the area check out Smith's Acres not just for plants but home décor and jewelry…read morecrafted by local artisans as well as great local coffees, breads, fruits & veggies. Their plants are always so lush & healthy and they'll assist w/ any questions or concerns r/t gardening. Love the serenity of this place!

Great produce, quality plants, friendly and helpful service, but more expensive. The garden center…read moreI shop at in East Haddam charges significantly less for the same products such as bagged mulch and plants.

Super nice and helpful people at this Hallmark Store. I want to particularly thank Audra for…read morehelping me with a CT souvenir spoon I've been looking for. Didn't get to meet her in person but the rest of the staff gladly stepped in to help! It's a cute store inside the mall. I've always been happy with Hallmark products and I'm sure this time will be no different! Thanks, again!

I was helped by Erhan…read more I am a single female. I am 5 even and I weigh 103 soaking wet. I enjoy living life alone. I have been taught to carry a weapon all my life bc that is just life unfortunately and I am most definitely from The Bronx. Erhan knows what he's talking about. He is a novice. He understood what I needed and brought me to an excellent blade. It is a Boker. It's perfect. So perfect it even got a name. It doesn't really matter why this blade is so important to me, I mean it does and it doesn't, but whoever reads this, especially whoever pays Erhan, he took my concern seriously and solved my problem. He was so knowledgeable it felt like I was buying a car. In a good way. This blade is roughly around a hundred. Forgive me for mistaking its price to be less. Im used to just grabbing any ol' blade. I would most likely pay three times its actual retail price. I adore this blade and its name is Jaime Meline. Google who that is. Thank you so much Erhan sincerely. -Sara from the Bronx Service : Excellent Selection: So excellent I think he watched my brain misfire twice Value: Couldn't be happier Thank you

I absolutely love this place. Knives, swords, incense, stones, cosplay weapons, they got the things…read moreI love here. I got me a bat'leth from here. Not sharp, good thing cause my daughter likes to play with it. Its definitely the real deal and for a good price.

Outstanding museum showcasing sub surface warfare and history. Getting to walk the decks of the…read moreNautilus was such a highlight. The Ship's Store has a variety of coins, models, posters and apparel. Five stars for being free, showcasing years of history from the turtle to present day, and an overall awesome experience.

Wow! There is *so* much information here! With free entry,…read moreyou can't go wrong. There is plenty of parking here for cars, RV's and busses. Several out door displays are in this area and in front of the building. The gentleman at the visitor information desk just inside the door recommended seeing the sub first, then return to visit the museum. Walk down the hallway, and out to the water, cross a gang plank and into a small structure on the top of the sub where a set of stairs leads down. A Navy guard is on duty here if you have questions. Be aware the stairs throughout are steep, and some quite narrow. Sub doorways are 'ports' you have to bend down and step over at the same time to get though. Or, grab the handle above the doorway and swing yourself through feet first. Some of the walkways through the sub are very narrow as well, and a tall person may have to 'duck' their head during their visit. This is a self guided tour. Both plastic and paper signage gives information along the way. I can not imagine living on a sub. Tiny bathrooms, tiny bunks, sleeping quarters right by work areas. It's quite an experience to see how comparatively palacial the officer quarters look once you see how the others live. The tour follows a loop through the sub and you exit where you enter. Return to the museum and there is plenty of information on the Nautilus as well as submarines in general. The museum has a 2nd floor in the room closest to the sub, with plenty of information and a viewing window. A movie plays in this room as well, with seats, in case you need a rest, or want to view the film. The gift shop, located by the museum entrance/exit has lots of nice items for purchase. Plush toys, puzzles, post cards, glassware, home decor, shirts, ornaments, jewelry, wind chimes and more. Prices are reasonable. I picked up a soy candle, compact mirror and post card. You can breeze right thru, or spend hours in here. Check out their website for more information, and plan a visit!

Fantastic experience! The staff worked within my budget and had the very best fabric selection of…read moreanywhere in the area! The previous reviews are wrong! Kindness, excellent service, and a room my family lives in!

Don't waste your time!! They will not work with your current furniture and will insult you current…read morestyle. I was told that the minimum per room for service is $20k. Go somewhere else!!

Great long-distance ordering experience:…read more After researching many other florists in the area, I called Thames River and spoke with Doreen. I explained that I wanted to send a 50th birthday surprise to my sister, who lives in the New London area. Doreen walked me through a number of options, and we ended up settling on a triple orchid . The delivery went exactly as promised, and the orchid is stunning. I'm very happy that I found Thames River Greenery.

My partner went in this location to get a coffee for me, i didn't want to go inside because i was…read morejust in an accident and was hurt. He walked in and stood at the coffee bar and was not greeted, but the people that walked in after were greeted. Then he walked around to try to get someone for help and was ignored until he walked into the wine section thinking it had an exit and suddenly was followed around the store without even receiving a hello from an employee. He walks out upset mentioning that he was not even acknowledged and ignored by the employees and was ready to go to another coffee spot. In an attempt to see if this was true, i walked inside in my injured state. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by a man telling me he would be right there with me & then a lady stopped her conversation with her friends to offer me help. Coincidentally, he is a dark skinned Hispanic & I am light skinned which has made a difference in the past in the way we are treated. Is this another one of those instances? It was our first time here and I felt so uncomfortable for my partner who was just trying to get me a coffee and had that experience.