Very lovely gift shop! Multiple buildings with so many offerings! Gift items, snacks, drinks,…read moremarinades, maple products, jams, beautiful dried flowers they grow onsite, beautiful flowering plants, and more! They also offer art classes & the property is decorated so cute with antiques throughout the property. Worth the stop!

This quaint little place is a gem! They offer crafting classes you can do with your friends. I…read morebelieve reservations are required. There is one main buildings and several sheds all selling wares such as candles, gifts and home decorative items. The main building has dried flowers hanging from the ceiling that they grow each season in their sensational garden. I highly recommend going once a season so you can see the growth and progress of the property. It is lovely.

This store has all the unique gifts you need to find. They are an essential part of our community…read more If it's special, the Hiding Place has it.

There's a bunch of guys windmilling outside on the lawn, all summer. In Clarence of all places…read more Isn't that crazy? And by guys I mean, little plastic toys that my friend likes to call "whirly gigs." They have whirly gigs! They have whirly gigs! Are they even called that by anyone else? Do I care? All these questions and more will be answered - no, they won't. I absolutely adore this place! Their chocolate is delicious, homemade and cheap, and they sell the little whirly gigs out front in the summer! How adorable is that! :) The place is full of adorable animals and dolls and trinkets! Wow :) They have like, a different room for every type of thing they sell, and there are several rooms. Miniature stuff. Toys. Trinkets. And lots and lots of delicious chocolates. A whole room full of chocolates. Nom nom nom. If I didn't give this place a 5, I may as well call up an old people's home and check myself in, muttering about how we bailed out the Brits in World War II and that in my day, Frankie Valens was scandalous.

Horrible customer service. Christmas just passed. My husband accidentally threw out his gift…read morereceipts from 2 separate gifts. We went in to ask if we could exchange them. We assumed they'd give us store credit without a receipt. Both items had their tags on. The store said they'd take the items back but take off 20% value for not having a receipt. They're getting their item back in perfect unused shape and want to take extra money from you for an accident? You can find better stores that will build better loyalty without ripping its customers off.

My parents and I have been loyal customers of this store for years (I'm reclining against a pillow…read morefrom the store as I write this) and I always make a point to visit whenever I'm back in Buffalo, even though I now live in Las Vegas. This winter break, I found a gorgeous sequined Bills jacket (blue base, red sleeves) priced at $217. They were offering 25% off Bills gear at the time, but I wanted to think it over before making the purchase. Laux had the same with colors reversed for $115 but I prefer the jacket to be more of the blue than red. *The one pictured is the Laux one. Unfortunately, due to a flight issue, I wasn't able to return to the store as planned before leaving town. On January 2nd, I emailed the store explaining the situation and inquiring about having the jacket shipped. I received no response. I sent a follow-up email and again got no reply. I finally called the store to explain what happened and asked if they would honor the sale price since I had tried contacting them earlier. The woman said that they don't ship if it's not listed in the website, which is fair.I even mentioned I have a relative who could pick it up for me. The response? They wouldn't honor the sale price as the sale is over. I understand policies, but the lack of response to my emails and unwillingness to assist a repeat customer felt like poor customer service as I attempted to get in contact with them during the sale. I've always enjoyed shopping here, but this experience has left questioning if I will be back or recommend it to others.

Charming store in the village with a great staff! I love the selection of clothes and home decor…read more Emma is always sweet and helpful. Highly recommend going whether it's for yourself or a gift for someone else.

As a loyal customer who has followed you from 3 stores and have always enjoyed shopping at the…read moreNest, I had an unfortunate experience last week when after a 2 hour drive to the store from my house. I had shopped half of the store when I needed to use the restroom. I asked to use theirs but was told no. I asked again as it was an emergency, and was told I had to go up the street. I spent 1000s of dollars in your store and was told again to go up the street. (I'm almost 80 years old). My friend who also shops there frequently had a similar experience with rude staff and has decided to not shop there anymore. Emma was the staff member I consulted with. I'm disappointed and sad to report I won't be back.

Quaint shop ... still has church section but major changes to rest. They have gifts, antique and…read moresome unique items. Very pleasant owner ! He also donates to 20% of proceeds to special needs and other charities!! He is still working on the basement but so glad the property is being utilized

Great little shop , lots of different items . Great cause too . Antique items and new items , lots…read moreto see.

I had noticed this place a few times but it often looked closed. Now I know better. It's not…read moreclosed, you just have to get buzzed in. Located on the Delaware side, down from Paneros and Colter Bay is this unique gift shop. You go in and there are all sorts of things. You can buy something, a hand painted bag, a nice baby gift, a cute mug, or you can ask them to make a themed gift item. It's a very cute store with a nice idea, personalized gift baskets and things like that. I'll be back next time I need a basket or small gift.

I fell in love with Teresa & her beautiful gardens! It didn't look like much from the road, but I…read moreparked my car and looked at the gardens out front before going into the first building. The shops have a great variety of antiques and curiosities. Teresa greeted us warmly & offered her service if we had any questions. She also explained that in addition to the two buildings in the front of the property, there was more to see out back. As we approached the back of the property, it opened up to a large garden area & a big barn. Teresa sells succulents, herbs, and really all kinds of plants too numerous to mention. The barn has more for sale, and there's a shed on the property big enough for classes. Teresa teaches painting classes and some really fun-sounding how-to classes, like how to make a fairy garden. She hosts groups too, and makes it into a very special event. At the very back of this property is a hill that leads to an open area with a bonfire pit & a stream. Walk to the left and there's a Scripture Path that her husband designed. It's peaceful and beautiful and I can't wait to go back!

From the owner: We now teach several different art and garden workshops. Why not break away from your usual…read moreroutine, bring a friend, learn a new skill, and meet others while relaxing in our country home and gardens. The price per class includes all materials unless noted. See website or call Theresa for more information.I prefer a minimum of 4 people to set a date. Make up your own class of friends or call to be added to another group. Times available are are flexible. Please mail in payment in advance. If you cannot come, you may give your spot to a friend.