Great variety of items. Everyone very friendly. Good prices, there is a lot of competition in the…read morearea.

Great store with a good staff. Located right on Main St in…read morefront of Legends Field. Huge collection of everything baseball. Gifts or collectibles for all ages. Prices are comparable to all the other souvenir shops on the strip, but this one has a really good selection, especially signed memorabilia and jerseys. Some collectibles are very different too ( "one off" stuff) As for the pricing on collectibles, you need to know your pricing\ value here just like you would anywhere else. But loads of affordable gifts too.

Just so happen to stumble upon this store and thank goodness I did.. my son souvenir that he wanted…read morefrom Cooperstown was a necklace.. as walking into the store you are greeted with a wholesome smile by some very kind people.. as I was looking at the necklaces I really couldn't decide on which one to get my son.. I wanted something to represent him coming for a baseball tournament but I also wanted something he could wear all the time and not be girly.. the lady helped me decide which ones were more purchased by woman and which was mostly picked by the players.. She also help me make my decision by giving me a visual by putting what u wanted together to see how it looked.. she wasn't rushing me or anything and due to her kind help I ended up getting a necklace I believe my son will love.

Quaint little shop on the Main Street of Cooperstown. Lots of knick knacks and souvenirs you could…read morepurchase. This store is also attached to a Christmas store next door that sells some Christmas decor. Went in about 30 minutes before closing time to browse and gentleman that was working was very nice. He made tons of conversation with us and told us a lot of history from the town. He was very knowledgeable and pleasant. Husband ending up buying a Tshirt. Prices were decent. Nice little shop.

I've gone to Shoeless Joes several times and I've found they have something for every sports team…read more They have the largest variety of hats, shirts & souvenirs. The employees are very nice and helpful. They also know a lot about the history of baseball so it's a great atmosphere and a lot of fun sports discussions The store doesn't look very big from the outside but once you go inside you find several large rooms filled to the ceiling with tshirts, pennants, photos ,jerseys, etc There is a large variety of autographed photos, baseballs. Their signed memorable doesn't stop with just baseball they have other sports like football and hockey

Had a very positive experience in this shop. They had a large variety of…read morehats/jerseys/shirts/memorabilia. The owner was very helpful and showed me different types of hats which I came in looking for. It was also open much later than many of the other shops. Had some older specialty items I liked as well. Would definitely return when looking for new gear!

Excellent attraction and gift shop. Very enjoyable shopping experience. Lovely scenic views as well.read more

My mom wanted to stop here on our way to Sharon Springs. Apparently it was quite a thing back in…read morethe 50s and 60s, like a roadside attraction. I thought it was going to be super cheesy with just lame souvenirs but they actually have some good quality stuff including some local mushroom teas, goat milk lotions, a wide selection of moccasins and even some nice sterling silver jewelry. Also some geodes and interesting garnets. I'd definitely stop in here again.

Very friendly people. My wife and I used them for our wedding, great job. Recently we used them for…read moremy Dad's funeral and they were very accommodating. No high pressure and the flowers were beautiful.

Awesome coffee very friendly staff. We ordered a blueberry muffin and a cinnamon bun so delicious.read more

Good coffee, staff more concerned about ignoring the line…read more... I was a little shocked at the sign advising customers to not approach the counter until summoned. There were 5-6 people behind the counter, all loudly gossiping with each other, but only 2 seemed to be making a drink. As the line grew behind me, there was no attempt to help anyone. When it was finally my turn, the first eye contact was when the screen with tip choices was pivoted to me. Its a shame, as the brewed Columbian coffee I bought was good even though it was not fleshed brewed and sat in a pump thermos. I hope the owner understands how lucky they are that people seek out their business thats on a one way street...but if rude staff makes you feel ignored and like an outsider, Starbucks is much easier to find and be ignored at.