There's a nice little old man who works here by himself. He also has pet birds in the store. He…read moregets 4 stars just for being him. The other star is for the nice selection of gifts he sells at his store. I was able to leave with a few things :)

This shop has an abundance locally made items. With soaps, honey, jewelry, pottery, handwork,…read morewooden utensils, and other items, I can always find cool gifts in a variety are price ranges. The owner has several friendly birds as well.

We recently road-tripped our way from Buffalo NY down to WV for no better reason than to visit a…read morenew place together. We stayed in Bridgeport WV, about a half hour from Weston WV, where Appalachian Oddities is located. Weston WV has many paranormal ties, including a huge historical asylum that dovetails with civil war history, too. So a mystic shop like Appalachian Oddities fits right in here in Weston. When we first walked in, we actually weren't sure if it was a shop or a museum, as the entry vestibule is staged so well as an undead parlor, haha. But we were soon warmly greeted by the shop owner, and welcomed inside to take a look around. Appalachian Oddities is inside a repurposed house that still has much of the original footprint and charm. So each area of the store is in a different room of the house, with lots of peculiar gifts to explore in each space. I ended up purchasing a couple gifts here, one a prayer-style candle for my horror-movie-loving brother that had a Freddy Krueger design on it. I also purchased a necklace for my daughter that had a lovely etched wood raven pendant. Our twelve-year old son went to town here with his Christmas money, and bought a board game called "Pandemic", and a local artist print of a painting of the Joker, Jauqiun Phoenix's rendition. As it turns out, the asylum in Weston is a short-listed film location for the next Joker movie. In addition to the shop, Appalachian Oddities has an escape room attraction. We did not participate in the escape room when we were there, but did see a family going in, and could overhear the screams, scares, and fun coming out of the escape room. I overheard the cost was $25 per person, and the people going through seemed to be having a great time well worth the cost. My husband spent some time chatting with the very friendly owner, who also runs a paranormal enthusiast group out of their meeting space in the back of the store. The group ghost hunts together in the area, and have had some intriguing close encounters! If you live in this area and are interested in paranormal sightings, definitely check out this group. If you are visiting Weston WV for the asylum tour or any of the other area attractions related to the mysterious unknown, (i.e., ghosts, aliens, cryptids, etc.), Appalachian Oddities is a great gift shop stop! Even if ghouls aren't your thing, it is still fun to stop in for a peek at the paranormal.

The owner is an absolute sweet heart and the staff is just as kind and knowledgeable! They have a…read morewide variety of strange and unusual items and it's definitely worth stopping in and checking out! They host many events and even do in house tarot readings.

I'm pretty sure they weren't selling actual labubus... but it's hard to tell now a days and to be…read morehonest... Lafufus is something I'd expect to find deep in the Appalachian mountains... And Lafufus is essentially Labubu skinwalkers... so it tracks... But this place was an interesting find. They had a few Asian blind boxes and among other interesting toys my kids found amazing. Definitely worth a drop by.

From the owner: Homemade all natural products Clothes 0 to plus size…read moreJudy Blue Jeans Kids toys Made to order shirts and sweatshirts on demand

Noel and I went to the store. Its located next to Braxton Co Courthouse on Main Street…read more Unfortunately it was closed. It was very disappointing They have on street meter parking. Seems lovely from the windows and they are supposed to have a Bigfoot Museum inside.

Loved loved loved this store! You walk through to get into the free Bigfoot Museum. Not being from…read morethe area, the sweet owner provided many recommendations for what else we could also do in the area. She showed us several locally handmade items and interacted with the kids. Highlight of our stop in the little small town! Came to Sutton on our way through and so glad we made the detour.

One thing I've learned so far visiting West Virginia: This part of Appalachia is obsessed with…read morecryptids. Mothman, Bigfoot, Sheepsquatch ... the gang's all here in West VA. The community really leans into myths and spooky legends, and you'll find restaurants, shops, food and drinks named after these cultural conspiracy theory characters all over the place. The Thrifty Mountaineer is the place to visit in Morgantown if you're into cryptids, because there are so many cryptid items for sale! Plushies, t-shirts, books, keychains, patches and so much more available. Mothman is THE cryptid of the state, and there are lots of Mothman things here. We picked up some Mothman potato chips, because we were curious what Mothman chips would taste like. (Turns out, Mothman tastes a lot like barbecue Lay's.) The store is also an overstock and liquidation store, a notary public and a place to get financial coaching. I can't even make this up. This store is so cool and random, and there are surprises around every corner. The people who work here are hella chill. But you'd have to be if you own and operate a friggin' store dedicated to cryptids, right? If you sell soap that smells like the Flatwoods Monster, you can't take yourself too seriously. These guys like to have fun.

Such a fun place to stop while in the Morgantown area! They have a decent sized parking lot and…read moresome fun signage outside. The inside consists of two rooms full of cryptid merchandise, general thrifty items, clothing, and your typical touristy gifts. They have a thrift "bin" which is essentially a table full of random stuff for $2. We found an unopened 6-pack of Hanes boxers and some replacement inner tubes that would fit a dirt bike. They have very fairly priced shirts for men, women, and children. I left with a $3 Bacardi tshirt and a $.50 corkscrew in a velvet drawstring bag. The staff couldn't be more friendly or helpful. They were so pleasant. There are two comfy chairs in the middle of the main room where you can relax while the rest of your party shops around. I'll definitely be back to share this experience with others.

A cute small gift shop located in a cozy strip of shops. They have a variety of local goods like…read morejarred spreads, candles, soaps, and handmade craft items. In addition, they sell some other gift items and wine for purchase, as well as their own taffy. I would recommend stopping in if you're strolling through the area!

Great place to stop in and shop for original WV products. They've got wine, coffee, jellies, jams,…read moreart, jewelry and flowers. This is an upscale boutiquey gift shop.

Apple butter is made from canned apple sauce... not fresh apples of many verities like apple butter…read moreis made from..... maple donuts are from frozen donuts and dipped in store bought tub maple flavor... fake ...i suggest Bruce Folks products....

Great little country store. The maple donuts were amazing and have now become a must for whenever I…read morepass by the town.

This place is incredibly awesome! I've had several custom framing jobs and Penelyn VanOrange is…read moretruly a professional in not only this area but any medium she touches. Great unique gifts for every occasion! Check this place out!

Great shop full of local artists' works of all media. Right downtownread more