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.

As both a hopelessly self-professed bibliophile and child at heart, this store is my own little…read moreslice of paradise. I could spend a whole day here. Scratch that, I could move right in. Just set up a tent in a corner somewhere and spend every day browsing the myriad of books and magazines and playing with all the toys (for infants right up to school age). If only it were that easy. This really is a fantastic store. All kinds of books, from mysteries, to mainstream fiction, to cookbooks, to children's stories, you name it. A good-sized magazine section with an equally good amount of variety. A large number of office supplies. Greeting cards, giftware (they have some very pretty ornaments and collectibles), puzzles and games (for both children and adults), and a large toy selection, including many unique finds I have not seen anywhere else. For instance, they have some beautiful sets of wooden play food, art and science kits, high quality puppets, and some interesting sensory and musical toys for infants. There's even a post office if you need any stamps or envelopes, etc., while you're there. Now if only they sold tents...

Some stuff here is really cheap, I don't shop here much because the prices have really gone up over…read morethe past 10 years or so, they used to have canned clams for 1.00, they unfortunately don't have as many great deals anymore, one of the few places you can buy puritan irish stew and its cheaper than anywhere else in the area.

I have went here since a kid always had found memories with my brother what was the next thing you…read morecome out I got to say you guys have come along way from scream ghost face masks to mystery balls box's and all types of goodie thank you for bringing happiness to my family over the years and give me a break from this world you will always have a place in my heart and memories thank you

This is such a cute little vintage store in Port Williams. They have an eclectic mix of clothes,…read moreshoes, jewelry and a few knickknacks. Prices are fairly reasonable and staff are friendly. I don't think I've ever left here empty handed! I've picked up two leather jackets and a couple of funky pieces of jewelry here. Probably not worth a special trip out of your way but definitely a fun place to pop in if you're in the area. Go for lunch at the Port Bistro or Pasta Guy while you're at it!

A new spot in Port Williams that sells vintage women's clothing and accessories. They also feature…read morejewelry from local artisans. The store is very close to the Gladys Porter bridge with great views of the dyke. There isn't much parking out front but it should be easy to park nearby.

Without a doubt the best used book store in the Valley! This new location right on the main road…read morethrough town is a clean and super organized two floor shop. Soooo many books that are so neatly organized with a great vibe. Shelves are organized by theme/category and the store is nice and bright, unlike most book stores. The main floor is all fiction and has a small new books section with lots of local Nova Scotia selections. There are also journals and beautiful cards you won't find elsewhere and a large selection of books from local publishers. There's also a nice quaint seating area at the front of the store where you can get lost in a book while looking up to see the world go by on the front street. The upstairs is all non-fiction and an absolute paradise with topics broken down to nature and woodworking and even a section on alcohols and wine. This makes books easier to find and so much more fun. Lots of little seating nooks upstairs with tables, chairs and even a nicely hidden couch. The only downside of this place is that it is two floors so it's not fully accessible. Sadly, Nova Scotia lags severely in accessibility legislation, so this is a common problem theme. If you're looking for something, the owner is friendly and helpful over phone or email. You can connect before arriving to see if they have a certain book in stock. Come with lots of extra time because you will lose track of it!

Quirky place, lots of odds and ends. Where else can you buy Italian balsamic vinegars alongside…read morebulk packs of hardware and discount nespresso coffee?

Bargain Harleys sells broken shit. Bought an HDMI cable for my PS4 and it doesn't work. TV thinks…read moretheres no cable attached. I live too far away to return it so now I'm stuck with this garbage. Don't buy anything if you expect it to work.

This sports store has a really large selection of sports shoes, hockey equipment and more. They…read morehave a few sections of clothing and items from a variety of other sports (water sports, golf, tennis, badminton, fitness, etc). The summer sales are pretty good and they have a good number of sales associates.

I have driven past Rona a million times and have never stopped in until the other day. I was…read morelooking for a set of taps for my kitchen sink. My first stop was Home Depot and that experience wasn`t that great, so I decided to make my way into Rona. I was incredibly impressed with a number of things. First of all, the service I received was incredible! The staff was beyond helpful and nice. Secondly, I got a great set of taps for an incredible price and it wasn`t even a sale price! Thirdly, the store was well organized! The store was very clean and nicely put together. I will continue to shop at Rona for my building supply needs.