This was a dreamy toy store. And so nice to see all the German made toys. I wasn't there long…read morebecause I had something in mind for my grandson.

Awesome selection of children's toys and books, and the staff is terrific! If you're looking for…read moreunique, this is the place to find it!

I had the best time at a stop here. The owner and staff are so friendly, and very knowledgeable…read moreabout the crystals and gems they sell. They have the neatest black-light cubby for fluorescent gems. The store cat it's the cutest and super friendly. And I fell in love with every goat pig and chicken there. Will definitely be back!

Farmers Market dream... not only do they have fresh produce, dairy products and dry goods, seasonal…read moreflowers, plants and herbs, but there's an animal farm, a garden shop, a rock & mineral store, and a gift shop! This place has it all! The resident tortoise kitty is friendly and cute, pet friendly. The light fixtures and lamps are so unique! The fall selection of pumpkins and mums is plentiful. The owners are also building a coffee shop which will add even more charm to this country corner in Luray! Pop in! I bought herbs, handmade greeting cards, linens and more! Pop in!

I came for one specific store, but there are several small shops inside that are worth checking…read moreout. There's a bookstore, homeware, florist, coffee shop, cookware, children clothing store and so much more in this building. I definitely recommend checking them out across both floors of this building.

The staff here are wonderful. There are so many unique fines and cool little trinkets to see. We…read morespent a long time in here and even had to come back. It is a great spot to check out after getting brunch nearby you will find something for every budget, including cool coins, old antiques, and unique artist creations

Amazing place! Really friendly, kind staff/owner. This place is worth checking out. Good variety of…read moreitems. Seems to have nice prices as well. Nothing was really like "wow, they're asking this much for this?!" Just an overall neat antique shop. Bigger on the inside than it seems to be on the outside.

Wonderful place to browse! You will be delighted by all the wonderful things here! Every booth is…read moredifferent! And packed full of vintage finds! I posted a few pictures,but it cannot capture the amount of items here!!

What really made this place stand out for me was the huge art gallery upstairs with ever-changing…read morelocal artists work on display. Some of the artwork was very beautiful. Some of it was very imaginative and a bit weird. The bathroom upstairs was painted and decorated with quotes about the richness of art. The antiques gallery downstairs has a ton of items and little trinkets and collectibles from various eras A the basement is mostly retro. Staff were welcoming and friendly at the counter and encouraged me to view everything and make sure I saw the art.

Big selection but went in and not one person in the hour I was there acknowledged me or asked if I…read moreneeded help.

I have been a customer of the Patch for more than oh, about ten years now. I actually use to drop…read morein with the old owner. I couldnt say enough about them. one thing anyone needs to know though is they are THE BEST, BIGGEST quilt store on the east coast and when you come in there. they are normally swamped. you really need to do your own homework a lot of times before you get there or you will definitely be overwhelmed with all the selections! I have bought three machines. (Bernina) and, an Accuquilt fabric cutter, a Brother "Scan n Cut". among tons of other stuff. their prices are right on. you will not find it cheaper anywhere even on Amazon. besides, I love supporting my quilting shop anyways. I do buy some things in bulk but, truly not much. If you can afford it and want a machine that does everything. Just go ahead and get the Bernina 990 or the Brother top of the line. you will end up with it anyway. (lol). they frequently have 0% financing and it isn't a bad monthly payment at all. the Ladies there are you family in Quilting and Embroidery and they love to talk shop. Help when they can and are so kind and sweet. I just cant say enough about them. but, honestly it is a lot of fun there. go check it out.

What an interesting place. Not my fav antique shop, but it was fun. Upstairs is a little creepy…read morelooking, possibly in a good way. Seems like a pretty cool little shop.

Lovely spot to find anything from Memento Moris, vintage clothing, books and etc. There are two…read morestories and I believe 3 dealers currently. The one area straight back from the stairs is quite dark and was difficult to really get a good look at what was in that area. Jan the owner is very sweet and pricing seemed fair for an antique store.

This place is pricey. Interesting spot, but just really overpriced. Like everything is overpriced…read more They have cool stuff, but I wouldn't check here regularly.

This is an antique-hunter's treasure hunt! So many items fill a maze of rooms and areas. I will…read morebe back and will reserve more time to explore in detail! This trip's spoils of the hunt are a beautiful turquoise and silver bracelet, and an unusual art deco, gilded glass, talcum powder case with a perfume bottle as the handle for the lid. The service was friendly enough and knowledgeable. I was satisfied with the value for treasures that have withstood the test of time. I recommend and will be back.