This is a small shop but they had a lot of cute things in the prices for the most part seemed a…read morereasonable across the board. When we got to the shop we were about 15 minutes prior to opening and somebody that was inside saw us come up to the door and went ahead and opened early for us, that was really nice. They also checked on us a few times to see if we needed any help with anything! We both found some items that we liked in one of the pictures I have attached I have jewelry on my fingers and bracelets and I purchased all of them! I do love Junk Jewelry. I am sure we will make our way back to this little shop again.

From the owner: Escape to a sweet haven of discovery, nostalgia and beauty at Pickers Paradise Batesville, a…read morecaptivating vintage store nestled in the heart of Batesville, Indiana. Your one-stop shop for a treasure trove of finds; unique antiques, charming furniture pieces, and seasonal home decor for every time of the year. Unwind amidst curated displays that spark joy - brimming with enchanting gifts, fragrant candles, soothing soaps/lotions, local jams/jellies, and dazzling jewelry. Whether you're a seasoned decorator, curious window shopper, or DIY enthusiast, our kindhearted staff is always here for inspiration. New treasures arrive all the time, ensuring there's always something to see! "Vintage, Antique, New, Unique", we'll see you in paradise!

What a great find for us. We were on a mission for Christmas treats for ourselves this week, and…read morethis shop was such a great find. The clerk was so kind and gave some wonderful suggestions.

This was my first time to VP! It's an amazing gift shop with an amazing assortment of product. I…read morefound it because I was looking for Nora Fleming serving pieces and the charms. They have one of the best assortments there. But that is just the beginning, I will definitely be back. The staff that was there were very nice and helpful. If you need a gift and have no idea what to get, go there!

Such a great addition to Batesville. Very cute gift shop with great jewelry and cute sun dresses…read more The owner and staff is great to work with.

From the owner: At Jaynebugs Giftique, we have all your shopping and gifting needs covered. As a leading boutique…read morein Batesville, we're proud to carry brands like Very Bradley, Kameleon, and Annaleece that give locals access to trendy clothes and accessories. When you take some time to get lost in our shop, you'll be in retail therapy heaven as your try on a sundress, smell our amazing candles, and peruse our jewelry selection. As you look around, our friendly staff will be happy to help you find what you need, whether you're searching for a gift for your mom or best friend or even treating yourself to something new!

Jolene and Betsy are always wonderful to work with. They are great at making suggestions for gift…read moreideas or creating a flower arrangement based on photos and requests. It is always a pleasure to work with them.

Ordered the deluxe Radiant Hearts, Website shows half a dozen roses with some carnations. Got a jar…read moreof carnations with a couple of roses in the middle. Really not worth the money *Attached, what I ordered vs what I got

Cute shop in lovely Madison, IN. I was a little disappointed not to find any Irene Dunne-related…read moreitems here, since she was from the area. I was ready to buy a little something to celebrate my visit there to honor her, but the merchandise here is more generic and not all that specific to the area. Nonetheless, the store was clean and had some cute items.

While it's the Chautauqua Art Festival that draws thousands to the quaint riverside town of Madison…read moreeach autumn, it's businesses and proprietors of shops like The Floating Cow that invite visitors to make Madison a go-to place any time of year. The Floating Cow, in particular, is loaded with variety and charm.

Midweek on a hot July day, this was the only place in town that was open, and boy were we lucky. We…read morewere driving out of town after a fun educational visit to the state museum grist mill, saw this place was open, and we had to stop. And boy was it worth it. Cold waters, cold sodas, and perfect one scoop waffle cones. I had pumpkin ice cream and the wife enjoyed cookies & cream. Friendly service. Incredibly inexpensive. And the cookie jars are as advertised, floor to ceiling, with an entire back room filled too. If you're touristing around in Metamora, this unique place needs to be one of your stops.

Grannies Cookie Jar & Ice Cream Parlor is a Metamora, Indiana icon, though it may be weird to call…read moreanything in this historic Franklin County town an actual "icon." There's quite a bit you know about me if you've followed my reviews for any length of time. This likely includes my long friendship with fellow Yelp Elites Rick G. and Holly G. - in fact, I performed their wedding ceremony! The three of us have actually collaborated on quite a few projects over the years, either due to Rick's music and comedy or because of my long history of activism and charity work. Frequently, our collaborations combine Rick and Holly's creativity with my activist spirit. For a couple years, Rick and Holly owned a shop in Metamora called Mosaic Learn & Play - I, in turn, owned a small charity bookstore within the walls of Mosaic. While I never spent nearly as much time in Metamora as did Rick and Holly, I spent my fair share of time there and grew to appreciate the picturesque, friendly town. Rick and Holly's wedding was even in Metamora! As is true of most historic towns, accessibility can definitely be an issue in Metamora. Truthfully, I'd say there's more that's not accessible than there actually is accessible in the town. Grannies is most certainly not perfect, a step greeting you at the front door and a crowded shop making even the most experienced wheelchair user more than a little paranoid. It's possible, I've been to Grannies more than once, but it's definitely a shop where I take my time wheeling and I am super careful everywhere I turn. Grannies, first of all, is an official world record holder. Granny owns over 2600 cookie jars - and I believe they're all actually here in this shop. She's held the record since 2012, as I recall. Grannies is, of course, an ice cream shop. Granny even makes all of her waffle cones by hand. Each one has a Hershey kiss at the bottom. She puts a whole lot of love in her waffle cones. The ice cream is pretty incredible, too. She has quite a few flavors and they're at reasonable prices for pretty darn amazing servings. Grannies is open 7 days a week throughout the year. While I can't say I'd drive all the way to Metamora for her ice cream, if I am in the Metamora there's no way I'm leaving without stopping at Grannies. Metamora is a beautiful little canal town. It has definitely been impacted by the pandemic, but the people are also hanging in there. I'm not quite going to say that time stands still here, but it's sure not a place you go to speed up. Metamora is a surprisingly easy drive from Indy and the entire Franklin County area could easily be a relaxing, fairly isolated day trip with Brookville also nearby as the seat of the county. There are even a couple places you can stay in Metamora, though they aren't particularly strong with access and you'd probably want to go to Brookville if that's needed. If you get a chance, head south to Metamora and be sure to stop in at Grannies for some ice cream and definitely check out those cookie jars!

I loved this shop! Family owned and the man we spoke with was incredibly friendly. Beautiful…read morecraftsmanship. I highly recommend stopping in, they have something for everyone. Large pieces, Christmas ornaments, knickknacks, humming bird houses, rocking chairs, holiday, cutting boards, the list goes on. What a great place!

From the owner: Custom Furniture, Furniture Restoration…read more Services: Mantels, Plaques, Restored Furniture, Church Furnishings, Antique Restoration, Gift Shop, Pew Restoration. Location Facts: Off Of Interstate 74

This is my first visit to this brand new gift shop and I'm really impressed. These ladies have had…read morea few gifts in their cafe for a while but now they have expanded to a location in the building behind their wonderful yummy cafe, Grace Place. Don't expect it to be large, it is only one in room, but they expect to have local artwork on the walls soon and might possibly consider expansion at some time in the future. For a little shop though it has some charming items and yes, it was hard for me to get out of the shop without buying something for myself. (I succumbed!) One of my favorite things about this shop is they are selling items made by local artisans. I love not only shopping local but supporting local people. Quilted items, maple syrup, jewelry etc. There is one issue, however, and that is parking. It is very limited but if you find the parking lot full then take advantage of on-street parking. Just don't park in spaces intended for nearby businesses. Not cool.

This was a random experience as we were walking around Yellow Springs, and I reminisced that this…read moreused to be a shoe store (I still have a pair of Simple clogs my mom bought me around my 16th birthday). They happened to be setup for a terrarium event - so we jumped in, and built our bigfoot fairy garden. As we wandered and asked questions, the lady working was *wonderfully* helpful in helping us reach alignment on our vision. It's a fun little date spot to make something together, that's whimsical and unique!

Such a charming, magical little store. I don't have the green thumb to create a fairy garden, but…read moreif some kindhearted magical creature would build me one, this is the store they need to come to, stat. I just loved browsing through all these mini treasures, with containers, fairy cottages, even plants and succulents that are meant to remain miniature, little seats and bridges and more. I bought some containers, little snails and fairy dust. They also host parties to build fairy gardens.