Stopped in here last night as part of the Wine Walk. They were pouring a prosecco/ riesling blend…read more This place has a lovely collection of art, furniture, housewares, and jewelry. It's a pretty large shop just filled with interesting things to look at. They also sell a small number of handmade non-antique items, like necklaces and headbands. I bought a few small items. Definitely worth a visit.

The store is decent, but not the best. It feels overpicked, and many items are being resold at…read moreextremely high prices. Honestly, I wish they had a larger selection of furniture; it seems like there are too many clothes instead. However, the place was clean, and the service was quite good. The only reason I'm giving it three stars is that I feel like it has been overpicked in 2025.

this is going to be a bit long winded ---- an individual passed away approx 2 years ago in…read morefairport ny, d/t the usual problems a death can bring - this individual was also physically challenged , his home sat empty for 2+yrs --- when time to clean out - 3 high end powered wheel chairs were found. I nor the executor had time to check these out but it was understood they were in good condition when last used. Please note that my question was why so many chairs, but- that not not germane to the subject. so i went to goodwill a week + ago and was told by a nice your man they would take the chairs and if not sold locally would go in auction. I and his ex wife loaded the chairs and delivered to Canandaigua store . On delivery we were met by a very loud take charge 30 y/o male indicating "he" would not take the chairs - yes i admit they were damp (misting out)- the tarps used were dangerous (possibility of coming off so i did remove them) so the chairs were damp (NOT WET) --- frankly this little man was trying his darndest to be an alpha when his lot in life is a beta - that is the way he came across'd at least. Another guy a bearded gentleman came out and agreed to take them, in meantime the bata guy was yelling to someone all the way to the north west part of the receiving area that he did not want this donation if j said he was rude it would be an understatement, in mean time some guys came out and unloaded these machines, i would guess a battery charge and a cleaning would put them right back in service -- oh one more thing, before taking them to the store that day i called there number and spoke to a young lady that also told me to bring them down---- tell the truth i have donated there before but will think again about where i will go next time ---

The selection of items was incredibly. However, service was very dependent on who you spoke to, the…read moremanager on Sunday was a bit rude and escalated a simple question into a bit of a rude and not necessary aggressive conversation. Kayla was fabulous though.

Avoid shopping Sunday's at all costs - Manager Melissa…read more I'm a weekly customer and avid comic collector who loves the treasure hunt here. For context, I stopped shopping on Sundays months ago due to prior issues involving Melissa (weekend manager) and another employee. After six months away, I tried again--same result. I also observed smoking within a few feet of the public entrance when I arrived. On 10/19/2025, I brought two early '70s Batman issues to the 5-items-or-fewer line with Melissa, who was visibly agitated and had just called for additional front-end help. She allowed a one-item customer to go ahead--no issue. During my checkout, she began picking at the price stickers, bending the books, and left nail marks on a cover. I politely asked her not to remove stickers--a routine request I've made many times here because it can damage older paper. She paused for ~30 seconds, then rolled her eyes and replied, "Suuuuuure" in a sarcastic tone as if to imply I was crazy. I declined the purchase and stepped away. She called after me that she would personally buy the books so "no one would lose out," then grabbed the phone, threatened to call the police, ordered me to leave, and banned me--in front of three cashiers and roughly 6-8 customers. I was also accused of "threatening/harassing," which was unfounded and embarrassing. I value this store, but the conduct today was unprofessional and needlessly escalatory--especially from a manager. I hope ownership reviews the footage, clarifies handling of collectibles (including sticker removal), and addresses customer communication and de-escalation.

Great shop for emergency grocery provisions or to get some gas without driving 20 min into town…read morefrom Seneca Point. A bit pricey but again it's for emergencies. Love their homemade large cookies and brownies! On Thursdays from 3-6 they have a farmers market which is nice too.

This shop is on Rte. 21 in the tiny hamlet of Cheshire, south of Canandaigua. The building is the…read moreold country school which is cool and unique. Typical gift shop selections with a fair representation of locally made foodstuffs. Also have antiques for sale and grocery items (at least they did the last time I was there!). I've had very good subs from their deli. A nice all-around place to spend a few hours poking around!