Sun world is a very cute store, neighboring a little oriental market that I am excited to visit…read moresoon, and just right across from Emart! The owners are sweet and helpful in answering any questions about items. I finally visited the store with a friend of mine who was in search of a Labubu, yes they are authentic, and they have a ton in stock. She got her Labubu for $60 and the clothes for them were about $20+ I believe. Prices range anywhere from $3 on up and more on select items. A great spot for gifts as they have t-shirts, slippers, stationeries, Sonny Angels, Sanrio, croc charms, plushies, peeker stickers, and tons more. They have a lot of items, so plan on making a day out of it to look at the shelves from top to bottom. Be ready to splurge because I sure was!

Very awkward feeling shopping here. Everything is upcharged crazy, they have a small selection of…read moreimported goods. very small store. I just couldn't enjoy browsing in silence while feeling eyes piercing through me. Cool stuff if you're ready to drop a lot of money on a small single item

Cute boutique in Yorktown with clothing and gifts. They also do screen printing on shirts and bags…read moreand/or embroidery

This is a super cute boutique with a lot of variety - cups, shirts, hats, fun quirky gifts and they…read morealso do custom work. Parking is easy to find, the staff is beyond friendly and the prices are reasonable!

My review is based on what I went there for and my experience.I went in for a few different items…read moreabout 3 or 4 times now. Saw the glass in there I wasn't there for that so don't know about whether it was overpriced or not but for what I came for it was ok priced for me .Clean,someone was always out front when I went there and the last time I went they were doing a raffle ticket promotion. Everything I bought worked like it should have.it's about 15 mins away but I make the drive because I'm not hassled to buy more and it's never really packed so I don't have to deal with being around a lot of folk when I make my purchases

Have some cool glass most seemed over priced, but you can find some decent pieces for a decent…read moreprice. Have a lot of other cool stuff to look at like shirts, cups, accessories etc. Customer service is usually good but there have been times when I tried to stop in quickly before the closed so got there around 730, closing was 8, but they were already closed. I guess if they aren't busy they'll close early so be careful if you go any time near closing!

This is a nice store but sometimes it feels a little to crowded. They do have a nice selection of…read moreitems available. I will continue to go there because of the items they carry. The services is always awesome and friendly.

Great staff! A++ I think the manager was named Ana. She was amazing and was very knowledgeable of…read moreall the items I had questions about. I've been to many Spencer stores through the years. The store was the cleanest that I've ever been to. The store was very neatly designed. Very easy to look around at everything. I will definitely be going back!!!

Very cute little Hallmark shop - at this point, reminds me of old-time quaint kinds of things…read more These sorts of stand-alone shops don't really exist much in the age of the internet, post-Covid. I needed a birthday card and was in the area, so I swung by to check it out. Tons of options for cards, and so many cute gift ideas. It's also easy to get to with plenty of parking, so you don't have to park and walk forever in the mall to find a Hallmark store. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Overall, a great little locally owned shop!

Such a cute shop, and the ladies inside were so cute & helpful! One of them told me about their…read morefree rewards program, so I signed up. I went in for one $15 item specifically and I came out spending over $50. I got what I needed and then some!

Amazing customer service and selection here. It truly is night and day compared to other Pandora…read morelocations in Virginia! I wish I lived closer to this location :(

Ordered a bracelet online however it was too small. I went to the mall early on the weekend to see…read moreif I can pack the exchange for a bigger bracelet. The employees were all kind and seemed to be in the holiday spirit. The associate helped me out, made my exchange, and even showed me some of their new collections.

This place has tons and tons and TONS of lamps and little goodies. There were tabletop goodies,…read morecandles, and jewelry. I didn't find anything for me and I felt like a lot of the style was a bit dated for my age group (I'm 28) but it did have a huge selection.

How could I have driven by and never stopped. Oh my. Looking for a gift. This is the place for…read morecool, unique finds. Even a gift or two for yourself. Prices fit every budget. Staff warmly greeted us. That counts for a lot. And I loved the selection. I will definitely be back.

A good place to start on the tour of the battlefield sites that defined America…read more The Yorktown Visitor's Center is the perfect starting point for exploring several of the most pivotal sites in American history. The drive from the main road to the center is scenic, offering glimpses of Virginia's historic landscape before arriving at the center. Getting to the actual center seemed a little confusing as there are arrows describing the car tours to visit various sights when leaving the center. The center is not very large. The exhibits inside are well-organized and interactive, showcasing artifacts from the Battle of Yorktown, maps, uniforms, and weaponry from the era. There is a short film that provides an good overview of the battle and its significance in the history of our American independence. The center also features a gift shop with books, souvenirs, and historical memorabilia. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable and offered suggestions regarding various tours that you could take when driving around the area. There are several well-marked signs leading visitors from the center to the surrounding area sites. The driving tours take visitors through key historic sites connected to the Siege of Yorktown (1781) and the broader Colonial National Historical Park. Overall, the Yorktown Visitor's Center is an great stop, providing an introduction to this historic battlefield and its role in shaping the nation.

Colonial NHP is spread out over Jamestown, Yorktown and a road connecting them. We went to the…read morevisitor center in Yorktown and thought it was great. It did a great job of explaining what led up to the British surrender and how it happened. I especially liked the part of a ship that was built into the visitors center. Walking through it really was like walking through an 18th century ship - very cool. The visitors center did a great job of explaining the surrounding area and helping us decide where to go. I enjoyed it and would definitely recommend checking it out when visiting Yorktown.