I had a terrible experience here. As I was walking in, I saw the young employee behind the counter…read morehitting a vape, which immediately came across as unprofessional. The same employee later cashed me out and charged my card for a gift card even though he knew I was from out of state. I never should have been sold something I had no use for. I left feeling taken advantage of and won't be coming back. I wouldn't recommend this place based on my experience.

A great find near Lake Winnipesaukee in Alton. Excellent selection, reasonable prices nice people.read more

Off the main road and insert a little in the mini strip mall. It's a corner shop. Well organized…read moreand quiet as you look around the items. Mostly clothes with some other knickknacks. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Small but mighty! Takes credit card for purchases over ten bucks. Very friendly staff!read more

This is one of my very favorite kitchen stores. I live down in the Boston area where all the major…read morestores seem to have closed their brick and mortar operations in the metro area. Not LeRoux, thankfully! I can browse the aisles, filled with equipment and housewares. This time I picked up some deeply discounted le creuset baking ovals, a real score.

I never met a kitchen gadget I didn't like. On a…read morepost-lunch stroll around downtown Portsmouth my companion wanted to go in for a look, and the minute I saw the wall-length display of kitchen gadgets I was hooked. A few things I already had (extensive Oxo products which I swear by, graters, zesters, spatulas, peelers, ice cube trays, I could go on). I resisted the temptation to buy the handy long-handled spoon that would be perfect for scraping the bottoms of jam or peanut butter jars. My companion and I giggled over a couple of "must haves"--unicorn shaped ice cubes anyone?--but the display was impressive. But kitchen gadgets are just a start. Bowls, knives (I now know what a ceramic knife is), pots, pans, and items better described by others here. it reminded me of a Sur La Table or Williams Sonoma. Just when I thought I was going to get out of there without a purchase, I discovered the perfect pasta/ramen bowl (pictured) to replace one I had recently broken. Durned you, LeRoux Kitchen!!!

absolute bust! Dont waste your time! overpriced and not as many stores as listed that were close…read moreenough together to make it worth it! so disappointed as we traveled 2 hours for the weekend. Terrible that it is advertised the way it is!

This is a 20 mile+ stretch of road between Chichester and Lee that houses barn after barn after…read morebuilding of antique shops. The website only lists a small few, there are many more to be discovered!!! It took a day to hit less than half and we walked away with many good finds and deals. Highly recommended as a weekend trip or a day detour if you are up in the area. It's between Concord and Portsmouth and they say it's the oldest antique shopping area in the country. go to the website to get more info. whether you are into mid century nick knacks or true antique furniture, you will not be disappointed.

Great store with lots to see. Antiques, collectibles and gifts. Super friendly owners.read more

York Mercantile is a blend of antiques, vintage treasures, good garage sale finds, thrifting, and…read morelocally-made goods you might have otherwise only found at a maker's market. You could probably come once a week and find something new (that was either there before that you missed, or is just genuinely new to the shop). It's a curated and ever-evolving collection of all things country/cottage/colonial/farmhouse core: expect home decor, pottery, soaps, candles, jewelry, art, trinkets, statues, and more. A few of my favorite things about the spot: 1) it smells so good in here, 2) it's clean, 3) you are absolutely encouraged to take all the time you want perusing, 4) the dedication to local artisans, and 4) the "up and coming artists" wall that features kiddo-made items. Adorable. I ended up with a (one-of-a-kind) locally made vase and a locally made candle for $50. For HOMEMADE pottery? And a HOMEMADE soy candle? That's an amazing price, and my money goes back into my community and supports local artists. The next time you're looking to buy a gift for someone, treat yourself, definitely stop here!

Cute, well curated shop that opened March 1 2026…read more Local art, vintage items, coastal decorative pieces, seasonal things (Easter and Spring!!) It's a tight squeeze as the shop is inside an older and beautiful home. Prices are high.

I have visited Renaissance Firearms several times, and it has become one of the shops and ranges I…read moreconfidently recommend to the students I train. Every visit has been positive, and it is clear that this is a place built on strong values and a genuine commitment to the community. Renaissance Firearms is veteran owned and run by Buddy Hackett and Devon St. Cyr, both former Marines from different eras. Their background shows in how the business operates. The atmosphere is welcoming, the staff is respectful, and the entire shop reflects a sense of responsibility and integrity. The indoor range is clean, well maintained, and professionally managed. As a firearms instructor and Chief Range Safety Officer, I pay close attention to how a range is operated, and their safety procedures are solid. It is a place where I feel comfortable sending new shooters because the environment is structured and taken seriously. I stopped by one of their yard sale events a couple of years ago and had the chance to meet Buddy. He was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely interested in the people coming through the door. That interaction left a strong impression of the kind of leadership behind the business. Renaissance Firearms offers a lot under one roof including retail sales, gunsmithing, cerakote work, engraving, training programs, and a modern indoor range. They stay active in the local community and support veterans in meaningful ways. This is a shop that blends professionalism, integrity, and community values. They have earned my respect, and I will continue recommending them to my students. Highly recommended.

If I had known the policies beforehand, I wouldn't have wasted my time here. $100 restocking fee…read moreeven if the state messes up. Highly recommend shipping and going to white birch or even coyote creek.

If it's a summer evening and it seems like everything's closed, you can bet there will be four…read morethings open late on the main drive: Bailey's Ice Cream, Joe Greens, the Mellow Moose, and Mountain Tops. (Something the other businesses in Wolfeboro haven't learned is that the tourists still want to spend money after five o'clock!) Open seasonally, Mountain Tops is located right in the center of town by the bridge. It's one of a chain of apparel shops in Maine and NH specializing in humorous or naughty designs. Their sizes range from toddler to 3X. In addition to T-Shirts and sweatshirts, they also offer a small selection of souvenirs. Caveats: During the day it can get *very* crowded and hot in here, and because they are located in a renovated home, like many shops in Wolfeboro they aren't wheelchair accessible. Their sign says 'Custom T-Shirts,' but they don't actually make T-Shirts to order, what it means is that their product is branded with "Winnipesaukee" or "Wolfeboro."