Amazing selection! Great prices! Fabulous customer service! This place checks all the boxes! Such…read moreunique inventory! They have sale bins for $5-$20 dollars! Get clucking to the Hen House!!

Lisa, the owner, is amazing. So personable and as she puts it "a tea nerd"! A great array of teas…read moreand treats. The conversation is Stellar! We got two bubble teas,one strawberry milk tea with strawberry popping pearls and one passion fruit mango tea with passion fruit popping bubbles! Both were delicious and the bubbles were plentiful! A very colorful and eclectic store, attached in the room over, she sells homemade jewelry under the name MadGoose too! We will definitely be returning- thank you Lisa :) and make sure you give her sweet puppy a little head scratch!

My partner's energy level was waning in the afternoon after we visited the Luray Caverns. Seeking…read moreout coffee on a Sunday seemed to be a bust. Just off Main Street this tea shop was a shining beacon. The interior is well decorated and immaculately clean - if it weren't for the pandemic, this would be such a cozy spot to slowly sip a tea. Alas. We had a gunpowder chai and a genmai chai. They were time brewed to perfection by the kindly proprietress. And gave us JUST the caffeine kick we needed. We will definitely be back!

Fabulous store! Beautifully displayed retro merchandise and reasonably priced. I was very…read moreimpressed by this treasure trove and can't wait to return.

We visited this cute thrift store and were greeted with a wide variety of jewelry (necklaces,…read moreearrings, hairpins, etc.), dishes (plates, tea cups, tea pots, etc.), and clothes on the second floor. The prices seemed very fair. I found an all leather jacket for about $25. I unfortunately didn't find anything that I was interested in, but it was fun to walk around and look at all the items. A lot of the clothes seemed more on the formal or business-y end.

After exploring the caverns, we walked across the street to the Heritage Village where they have a…read moremuseum, small restaurant where you can also buy some Luray wines, the gem sluice, and some other buildings we did not explore due to an approaching thunderstorm. I've seen gem sluices other places, like Myrtle Beach, but never understood the appeal. We were traveling with a 7-year-old this time and his mom really wanted him to experience it. I remained unconvinced until his father started to help him pour the sand into the sieve and the geodes started to appear. Jeremy has recently embraced his love of amethyst and had just bought a geode at the gift shop at the caverns for some crazy amount of money ($65). Our 7-year-old friend came away with one on his first batch, which was nowhere near what Jeremy had spent. Lesson learned, I'm doing the gem mining first, if Jeremy ever starts talking about expanding his rock collection. Our friend also came away with a variety of other gemstones and some sharks teeth. In his second batch of sand, he got another amethyst and the most gorgeous white quartz geode I have ever seen. It was such a fun experience. NOW I understand the appeal. Would recommend.

A very fun visit and activity to do with kids! After a long day of walking through mazes, climbing…read moreon the rope adventures park, then walking through the caverns, this was a perfect endcap to our day. The mining sluices are part of the Heritage Museum. It was really cool with bits of information about the history of the whole Luray area, from pre-historic, to the pre-colonial, to today. Sadly, we showed up about 10 minutes until close, so they encouraged us to move towards the mining sluices and we were able to operate the sluices after the shop and museum closed. So we bought our bags (for a reasonable price) and got to sluicing! A small bag per child was perfect. The kids got through everything in 5 minutes and then had their pretty clean gems to take home. A perfect amount of time for the kids and little prizes to take home. Definitely don't sleep on coming here!

Was pretty much cussed out this evening by team lead "Sarah Reamey" because she simply had to do…read moreher job this was the second time shes done this to or around me. I have never experienced worst customer service and a uglier team lead i will definitely make sure something is done about it and plan to go full karen i would give zero stars if i could

I love this place! They literally have everything you can think of. What a fun place to go. If…read moreyou're looking for power tools, this could be your best bet. All of their products are competitive price wise. Simply put look here first. The employees are exceptional. Very friendly and good folks here. You'll have a fun time. This is a great spot. Now to wonder, how will I pay off these power tools :).

Popped into Nest & Hive and it is such a gem in Luray. They allow dogs which was so appreciated and…read morethey had excellent Christmas decor. My family chose a new ornament to commemorate our visit to the area. We'll definitely be back.

Beautiful store right in the middle of downtown. Amazing selection of gifts and local decor…read more Service was amazing and I'm sure you can find the next gift/souvenir you are looking for here. A real standout in downtown

I'm a Thrift store junkie, and as such, I could not resist exploring this Thrift shop right on…read moreMain Street in Luray. Super friendly lady at the counter told us all about how the shop is run: essentially it all goes back to the community - to those in need. The prices were incredibly low,and we found a Tokanabe bowl for $2.50 + military discount! Also a great Sponge Bob sweater! Well worth the visit and multiple revisits!

Apparently this business moved from 42 W. Main to 10 E. Main…read more Walking into this place, I felt as if it would be a typical thrift store. What I soon found out was that this place feeds the homeless and the less fortunate through its sales of (mostly) donated items. Upstairs, they have mostly clothing and downstairs has various items with a room dedicated to kid's toys. I spotted a couple of "Mach 5" cars from the cartoon Speed Racer - one of my childhood favorites. I was also told that the items from Luray Caverns were donated by the tourist attraction and these items were selling for about $1 - a far cry from the $8 they gouge people at the actual site. My girl picked up a shirt she liked and we were happy with our finds. The people running the store were very cordial and couldn't have been more helpful. Check the place out - you never know what you might find.

What a cute place to pick up a souvenir or a gift for the holidays! This shop caters to all things…read moreWestern Virginia so you know they have the goods. I spend a good bit of time looking at the yummy jams which included hot pepper jelly and a variety of different fruits flavors. I then looked through there extensive collection of Simply Southern tee shirts and sweaters. They had a pretty good selection of different sizes. I was also super impressed with their home décor offerings. They had a number of adorable items that would be great for Christmas presents!

Stop by if you are looking for a cute gift or a sweet treat while in Luray. The store is very…read moreinteresting to browse and everyone will find something they like.

My fiancé's grandparents live in Luray and every time we visit, I've wanted to go into Shenandoah…read moreMoon, but we always run short on time. Not this time! I finally went inside and was not disappointed. Susan was so sweet and extremely helpful. She obviously cares about her work and her customers. I was looking for a peridot necklace, as it is my daughters birthstone, and Susan had loose stones but no jewelry. She made me a necklace right in the store! She showed me all my options and was upfront with pricing. The necklace is beautiful and I'll love it forever. We also got an adorable hand dyed tie-dye onesie for our daughter (hand dyed by Susan!) and matching socks! This store is a gem in Luray. Highly recommend visiting! Thank you for everything, Susan!

I enjoyed shopping the eclectic selection of this small shop. I really liked the large selection of…read morefine scarves and jewelry handmade locally and internationally. The store has a great selection of beads and jewelry making supplies. There is also some clothing for people and American girl dolls. Susan (the owner) has carefully catalogued the source of seemingly every product in the store. She was even able to tell me the name of the tribe in Thailand that silversmiths who handmade my gorgeous earrings are from. Unfortunately, I forgot pretty much immediately. This would be a 5 star review, but the things that make this shop such a refreshing find are also negatives for many shoppers. The store is really small. The space is set up nicely, so even in the small space, shopping feels like a treasure hunt. A small shop also means limited selection as far as styles and sizes of clothing offered. Overall, I had a lovely experience shopping at Shenandoah Moon and would recommend visiting the shop.