Since this Frency's moved locations I've made it a regular stop on my Frenchys road trip tours…read more Usually, I would blast right by Coldbrook. Last summer my friend and I set out to hit every Frenchys between halifax and Weymouth in the same day. (This summer we're making a weekend out of it to reach more) Anyways, she convinced me to stop in here. She, like me, is a huge thrifter and said this place was amazing. I hadn't been in years. I was doubtful, but if I trust anyones thrift opinion, it's hers. We stopped in and I was so happy we did! This is up there with favourite Frenchys! Their dress selection is large and varied with sizes and brands. I'm a big dress shopper, so a good dress selection is important to me. Like every other Guy's Frenchys they dump new items every hour. This place is really clean and there isn't a ton of bins compared to other locations, but enough to keep you busy for a while! You can easily loose an afternoon searching through these bins. This Frenchys also has a lot of knick knacks and misc items to rummage through, which I love!

This Frenchys has to be one of my favorite locations in the province. Two to three times a year I…read moretake a day trip to hit up the three valley Frenchys. Coldbrook, Berwick, and Wilmot. They are all located on or just off Highway 1 which makes for an easy drive. For some reason the valley Frenchys have the absolute best selection compared to the Halifax stores. I've found my best pieces here. Land's End, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, BCBG Max Azaria, and FCUK are just some of the brands I've found and bought. All clothing is priced less than $10. There is a handy price list in each change room and by the cash. There is a definite art to rummaging at Frenchys. Every one has their own style. Some dig to the bottom, some neatly pile rejects, others create towers that eventually sway and collapse. I prefer the one corner method. I chose and corner and work outward to ensure maximum coverage, like one would wash a floor. I can do a bin in five minutes or less. By the time I've looked through each bin and am ready to try on my finds the staff are diligently restocking on the hour. You really could spend all day in the store. In addition to clothing I've found quite a number of good books here. A very nice pictorial encyclopedia of cats in fact. I usually have the most success with the sweaters, tops, dresses, skirts, and blouses. I find the pants and shoes to be quite lacking at all locations. Most times the shoes are simply too beat up and the pants too out of style. The best parts about Frenchys is the selection, the brands, and the constant replenishment. Whenever I take friends along we are both always able to find something, even if our styles are completely different.

Super friendly staff, great selection and fantastic prices. I was surprised to find such a variety…read moreof styles and brands. Not only do they offer trending fashion they also offer seamstress services.

Very clean, well organised book shop with an interesting and unique collection. The owner is very…read morehelpful and sometimes gives discounts if he likes you. It's a great stop for students, tourists, and locals. Many students will sell their old textbooks here and some (I'm not sure about all) professors at Acadia will order their books through him instead of the campus book store because it costs the students less. If you're a student on a tight budget, a visitor interested in some local literature, or just somebody in need of an interesting read, check out The Odd Book.

A superb used, antiquarian and new bookstore, The Odd Book is one of the reasons we want to move to…read moreWolfville. Serious bibliophiles will find more than one book they simply must have on every visit. The owner is a real expert and a pleasure to chat to. This is the real deal, folks -- I just hope it sticks around for a few more years!

A nice spot in Wolfville to shop for home decor or women's clothing / accessories. They have some…read moreinteresting decorative items and unique cookbooks. There is a wide selection of jewelry and clothes.

Beautifully decorated and arranged store. Very friendly and helpful women working there. They go…read morethe "extra mile". A pleasure to shop there. Parking is a bit of a problem. Not many spaces on street near store.

Wonderful staff, wonderful products, fantastic free gift wrapping. Their decorated store Christmas…read moretrees are amazing, even if you aren't going to buy you should check them out.

This is a small store that is mostly catalog sales, but they do have stock of in demand and…read moreseasonal items. They also have different deals and stock from the catalog/online so be sure to drop by if you are doing comparison shopping.

There is so many different items and collectibles being sold here, it'll take several hours or even…read moredays to go through everything. It has card games, movies, video games, toys, and more. You will most likely need the help of an employee to find specific items because the store can be overwhelming. The items are sold at market value. If you are a collector, give them a shot. It might surprise you.

You could spend three days straight in here and still not go through everything. Picture Doull's…read morebookstore in Dartmouth, but with comics, CDs and DVDs as well (and some VHS tapes). All in the same size store. It is chaos. And it's awesome. I'm always on the search for a specific issue of a comic I read in the 80s that I need to complete my collection (boy, does that sound geeky). So of course we had to stop in here. There is very little room for people. It's floor-to-ceiling books, comics, trading cards, games, etc. They have absolutely everything, but good luck finding it. Boxes on top of boxes of comics in sort-of order. Fortunately the owner knows where everything is. He's a very busy man, from the looks of it; the store was very busy on our visit, and it was a Tuesday. If you love digging (literally) through mountains of media in search of a hidden jewel, you will absolutely love this place. Definitely worth a drive to the valley.

Rodney and Ida Wiley primarily run their wood working business, Naturally Wood, out of the Halifax…read moreFarmer's Market, on the main level of the Brewery Market Place. These folks have all manner of amazing products! Fancy a mortar and pestle made from Guyana Purple Hart and Nova Scotian Oak? They have it! Lots of mixing bowls, lazy Susan's (renamed: functional Ida's), cutting boards and all manner of other useful hand crafted tools. Most of the products that the Wiley's create are made with differing woods from all over the world. This makes for a colourful and highly unique finished product. These people are extremely kind. I wholeheartedly recommend you support this local business.

I bought several things during my visits to the Lunenburg Farmer's market in the summer and they…read moreare absolutely beautiful. What a great way to get fantastic gifts! I cannot wait to purchase more (especially the bowls).-