They overcooked my very expensive lobster. It has lovely scenic views and staff is friendly…read moreenough, but lobster isnt their thing.

Tourist spot which makes it hard to have time to properly prepare for so many. Staff very busy…read moregetting people in and out. I had a nice size lobster but little butter and had to wait for more. Not impressed with sides. Did enjoy raspberry pie dessert. If you have time go to someplace less touristy.

This was right on the main street as we were walking to Cows for some ice cream. The shop had a…read morelot of things to pick up and overall I thought the prices was pretty good for a tourist shop. I picked up a stone bead bracelet that had a stone sloth on it, my wife's "spirit animal" and then another item for my son who was not with us. The choices were good and they had some additional sale on a cup at a discount because I bought over a certain amount, I didn't need another cup, but nice for someone to throw in a discount. The girl who worked that day was friendly, but didn't laugh at my dad jokes...oh well. A nice place to pick up stuff while in PEI.

Good souvenir store for kids, reasonably priced. It also has box of pick your own gems, $5 to fill…read morea small bag.

PEI wool is renowned. This place sells many great woolen articles - one, in particular, is the…read more"Coyle" sweater (Kevin Spacey's character is the adaptation of "The Shipping News"). Many options to choose from, including caps and throws. The fishermen's sweaters are great. Not for TLH weather, alas, but for chillier climes.

If you're looking for a shop selling gorgeous handknit wool sweaters, this is a shop not to miss!…read moreThey do offer more than just sweaters, including Tweed hats from Scotland and 100% wool yarn from Briggs & Little and company (I think in PEI). There are of course lots of socks, mittens, blankets, throws, and stuffed sheep. I think they might've had a bit of tea for sale and they also carried Heather Gems from Scotland, a line of jewellery made from dyed and polished heather stems. Prices might look expensive compared to something you'd buy in a big store, but are worth the quality of the items. The staff that I met was wonderful and I loved all of the puns around the shop! Parking is just in front of the building. If you're looking for something more in the vein of a local yarn store, this shop isn't quite that unless you want 100% wool only.

Kim and ken are the best. They are very kind and helpful. I highly recommend. We visited twice when…read morewe were in pei

Lots of good local yarns... hand dyed... Also Rowen Flagship store! knowledgeable staff and Very…read morefriendly..

Loved this store! They had such a variety and all priced reasonable! I love to see the variety of…read morelocal made stuff when I travel so this was the perfect place to go!

I love local art coops, as the crafts I find there beat any tourist shop tchotchke. I found the…read morePEI Crafts Council store by accident and had a nice time looking over the nice cross section of this Province's artistic offerings. Both Gayle and I found some nice gifts, and my only regret is giving away a really cool magnet that Gayle's sister took a fancy to. I highly recommend this place to anyone else who happens to be in the neighborhood.

We've shopped here thrice in recent years including a few weeks ago and have always found very…read moreattractive, well-made woolen products. This year we purchased a pair of hand-made wool sweaters, both really handsome in two different styles. The prices were about $200 Canadian, which we don't believe to be overly expensive given their high quality and durability (sweaters we purchased previously have held up well and still look almost like new). The shop also carries a lot of knitting skeins, which do appear on the pricey side, but we're told that similar supplies simply aren't in big supply anywhere on the island. We've chatted with the owner and found her delightful and knowledgeable about the origins of the wool in the shop. They also carry a number of other items including Scottish/Irish kilts, hats, shawls, capes, mittens, slippers and blankets. The shop seems to us a wonderful showcase for local artisans and knitters, and we look forward to many more return visits and sweater purchases.

I visited the shop while on vacation in PEI and found the staff to be very welcoming and friendly…read more They showed me how the sweaters were made and told me about their other Canadian crafts they sell. The gentleman in the kilt also showed me their tartan store hidden away next door and helped me learn a little more about my clan and Scottish heritage! It is a wonderful store and I would recommend it to anyone visiting PEI and Charlottetown.

This gallery is on a pedestrian only street, so be sure to walk down and check it out. The walls…read moreare covered with a variety of styles of paintings and prints, with local and national artists. Artwork by PEI artists Richard Vickerson and Heather Millar are just a part of what you'll find. Non-painting art includes glassworks and jewelry. These aren't basic gold and silver hoops that you'll find in a local mall, but unique pieces that will give you a personal piece that you'll enjoy for years. Prices on the pieces I looked at ranged from $30 to several hundred $, so you should be able to find something in your price range. The woman staffing the store when I was there was knowledgeable about the works and the artists, so your questions will be answered in a friendly way. Great place to make a PEI purchase.

Details Past and Present Fine Arts Gallery is Charlottetown's premier place to find representative…read moreworks by PEI's top local and regional artists. The gallery also features select works by Canadian, American, and European artists. The owner and staff put on temporary/seasonal exhibits that are fun and exciting to attend. In addition to the two- and three-dimensional art on view, you will find high-quality crafts such as pottery, art glass, and artisan-made jewelry on display. A small amount of fine antique furniture items is also part of the gallery mix. Whenever I have a special gift that I want to give or whenever I want to treat myself, this is the first and last place that I head to, because I always find something out-of-the-ordinary at Details Past and Present.

Great little pottery place with tons of variety from local artisans. Went to get a mug from my…read moretravels to Canada and had a hard time picking! The staff was also very friendly and helpful! There is also a little ice cream parlor with washrooms next door. Definitely worth a stop!

This cute and quaint pottery shop located in the heart of Prince Edward Island is the best! The…read moreScott's are not only friendly and talented, but truly shine in customer service. The necklace I ordered shipped out quickly and was the quality even better than expected! Not to mention, the prices are incredible for handmade, good quality, unique pottery pieces. If you're ever in the area, I highly recommend you stop by this little gem! You won't be disappointed!