Absolutely worth seeing. Beautiful woodwork and design of a home that started in the late 1800's…read moreand kept developing. Miraculously saved for us to see it today by a women's group in the early 1900's. The tour guide was so helpful and knowledgeable.

Came to Binghamton on a layover and had TONS of time so decided to check this place out. Didn't…read morethink it would be that great but I was wrong. The mansion itself, from the outside, is three stories.....or is it.....and absolutely beautiful on the inside. Lots of great things to look at and take pictures of. I won't post my pictures cause you need to see it for yourself. Tho I'll give you one glance with this pic of myself. The tour guide Amanda was fantastic! She was very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. The tour lasts an hour and is only $7!! You need to go if you're in Binghamton! Definitely worth it!

If I was leaving a review base barely on the merits of the business. It would have been better, but…read moreI have to factor in the flight and a half of steep concrete steps with no handicapped accessibility. It was a bit cold inside and the hot water cut off at some point while we were there. The person who was working there was very nice and helpful. I would definitely go back if going back wasn't so painful.

I'm super disappointed because I really did have a good time here and it's a super cute place. I…read morewent in with a family member and we painted mugs. We were there for a while because I was doing a 2 color polka dot pattern on my mug that took a little bit of time. The environment was nice and though it was a little crowded we still managed to find a place to sit with lots of options. My disappointment actually stems from the final product I picked up. I picked two specific colors for my pattern, blue and green, and made the cup black. I asked the woman working multiple times about the colors and with the dots if I needed to go over them multiple times to make sure the color came out right. I was told no and that the pattern and colors looked great and would turn out great. To my surprise when I picked up my cup there was not a single drop of blue anywhere to be seen. Not even a little bit. I am so sad and disappointed because I had not only specifically asked about the colors but if I would have known the blue would not have shown I would have went with a different color. The cup to me looks like it's missing something, because it is, but other people seem to like it. But I'm just super disappointed and wish that when I had asked I would have been told that's not a color you can do with black. Because I obviously had no idea and spent a good amount of time trying to make it perfect. I wanted to include pictures to show what it looked like when I left it and when I picked it up. If I can recommend anything it's for the employees to help with transparency when helping people start their project and expectations on that. I paid for 2 mugs that day so almost $50 and I just got disheartened when I picked mine up. I would still recommend this place as it's super cute and is still a fun day activity. Just wish I would have known about the colors while painting.

Great place. Good food too. So much to see. You will want to come back. New items everyday.read more

Nice place to browse if you live nearby. I don't recommend the chocolates. The dark chocolate…read moretasted like sugary milk chocolate. Not quality. Disappointed for the price.

This is a brand new antique shop that will be opening their doors when the threat of Covid is over…read more The owners also run a UNFI co-op which carries all kinds of organic, allergy sensitive and many foods and different supplies. They used to own a shop downtown in Owego, but now they are located right outside the village. I have bought many items from them and have always been very pleased with the quality of my purchases. They are wonderful very friendly and accommodating people. I recently bought these kitty and floral ceramics and planted chamomile in them and they are so whimsical and happy!

Love! Love! Love! This store! I've gotten my Christmas cards here since the 1990s. It's a great…read moreplace to pick up a small gift for someone with an off-beat sense of humor or a larger art print for your home- or dorm if your home is a dorm. Oh- and dorm dwellers and BU friends, pick up a few postcards from the card wall and send them to your friends and mom & dad. Stay in touch the old fashioned way and be someone's fridge art. They will love you for it.

WOW! Amazing! I have been an art collector for over 20 years. This is the first place that…read moreunderstood that a frame is to enhance the art, NOT the other way around. Listened to what my wants/needs were and then exceeded them. Their caring professional staff did an unbelievable job, ahead of schedule and charged me for two (2) pieces what I was expecting to pay for one. Completely worth the parking hassles to experience their lovely gallery, excellent product, and knowledgeable staff. I would not have framing done anywhere else in the Southern Tier.

What a store! I first learned about Barton & Lyles through their amazing Instagram account, which…read moreis filled with all sorts of MCM treasures. When I walked in their showroom I was utterly wowed. It look even better than the photos. Ken and Steve could not have been any nicer. I purchased a beautiful teak item, requiring over 2.5 hours of driving time to get there. 100% worth it. All of the photos and information they provided me with were spot on. While I was in the store, lots of people were buying. If you see something you like, don't wait! Items are priced to sell! So thankful for these two gentlemen. Can't wait to return!!!

Great unique home decor gifts to be had. Reasonable prices and the staff is so friendly...glad you…read moreare back in business

The only times I go into the Co-op are during Binghamton's First Fridays. They always have a new…read morecollection of art from multiple artists to view. Media ranges from pottery, to oil, to photography, to slightly interactive, and almost always something mixed. Most of the work I have seen there has been kid friendly, but scope it out before you drag them in.