We were looking for some souvenir t-shirts and this shop had tons of colors to choose from. We…read morewere able to get colors we don't currently have. I found a couple cute items-a light house to remind me of our coastal drives, wooden sand dollar table coasters and some T-shirts. The clerks were friendly and the shop was a sea of colors with all the t-shirts, sweatshirts etc.

We'd really like to reward this lovely home/shop with something more positive because they have…read moresome attractive and interesting handcraft items for sale. Here's why we can't. We arrived in Pugwash on a Sunday morning on a shopping and sightseeing trip around north shore area and were drawn to a pretty home set back from the road in a setting of dense green foliage. We went inside and admired and planned to purchase a handful of items (jewelry, a dog collar, souvenir) when one of our party needed a bathroom. We asked the two young women behind a counter if they had a public bathroom and were told they had nothing that customers were permitted to use and that we would have to drive several miles away. This wasn't an option and we explained that. Same reply. We dropped our selected purchases and abruptly left. We were angry, and in reviewing our visit at first decided to give them one star, and maybe we should have. We believe that kind of behavior to be quite unacceptable. (We finally located a porta-potty behind the closed library several miles away.) But we like the products for sale and the store's use of local artisans. So two it is.....

The Market is certainly not a "centre d'extortion". Funny though. Rick and Michelle, along with…read moreHector (RIP), and everyone else involved in the early days, human or otherwise, were nothing short of awesome. Forty plus years of awesome in fact. The new owner is equally as cool as Rick, although there is no canine presence, which is probably a good thing in the PC world we seem to live in now. The new store is completely different from the old Market but also quite the same. You can still buy papers, bongs, flags, t shirts, pins, buttons, and much more. Records are back too, in a big way, and there are even turntables available (not always). Remember, this isn't 1985, and this isn't the flea market. The prices reflect that. Get over it and enjoy yourself inside this gem of a shop, and bring your blunt smoking/record buyer friends too.

Cute gallery offering a variety of gifts and something for everyone. They have accessories,…read morepaintings, jewelry, sculptures, cards, food. Prices are on the higher side but that's the cost for handmade art :-) If you're looking to support local artists, check this place out.

From the owner: Art Gallery, Gifts locally made, Cafe, Art studios all under one roof. Over 200 local artists with…read morethousands of products.

If you like knick knacks this is your place. They have lots of items packed into a small space…read more Notice the store is upstairs so it is not handicapped accessible.

Very nice staff made this a good stop for some souvenirs. They've got loads of gift items, jewelry,…read moresoaps, bags, tee shirts, and my favorite: some really funny signs.

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.

Our family are big fans of Anne of Green Gables, so we had to stop here when we visited…read moreCharlottetown. They have lots of stuff and we spent quite a bit of time perusing. Our only disappointment was that almost all the goods were touristy and the kind of thing we could have found online. We would have preferred to find more unique things, which would have been more reminiscent of Anne anyway.

A lot of people come to PEI to celebrate Anne of Green Gables, whose delightful, heart-warming…read morestory took place on this lovely island. This downtown Charlottetown store celebrates Anne in some surprisingly good ways. We say surprising because this isn't your too-typical souvenir shop with lots to ticky-tacky items for sale. Even the Anne dolls are as cute as can be, though we wonder if you have to have red-hair to work here, as it seemed to us. But there are grown-up souvenirs too, among them some attractive pieces of clothing (yes, definitely some gloriously old-fashioned Anne dresses) and things like exquisite English teapots, saucers and the like. We thought it was most appealing, and even the bumper stickers were sort of classy if that doesn't sound positively peculiar. Anyhow, the store is well worth a visit; if you don't know Anne, you should.

Oat milk lattes were excellent…read more The breakfast selection, on the day we went, was limited but it was good. If in Truro, we would recommend.

Great spot. Bakery and many choices. Books ,art , and fresh baked goods. Lunch items are very…read moreeclectic.