one of the best jewelry stores ever. Owners are a husband and wife duo and the wife makes all their…read morejewelry. Prices are reasonable, inventory is plentiful, offer payment plans, and the quality is second to none

From the owner: Body and Soul Silversmith Gettysburg is a lovely place in historical Gettysburg downtown. It…read morehouses a showroom and an open studio where Marcia's jewelry art is created and sold to the public. As soon as you step in, you know you are not in a commonplace. The open studio blending into the showroom gives the place a life force that you can feel in your heart as you witness the magic of metal being forged into wearable art pieces.

Very cute Lit'le Irish shop On Chambersburg Street in Gettysburg they have a lot of Irish products…read morefrom blankets to hats & sweaters Rugby Shirts and of course Guinness Memorabilia. The staff is friendly and you're greeted courteously when you walk in. We didn't have time to look at everything but we'll return again to check things out more thoroughly.

In a town overrun with images of three days in July 1863, this shop stands out because it has…read moreabsolutely nothing to do with the civil war. it's the place to not only celebrater but scream Irish heritage. Not in a big way but all the small things you keep in your home- key chains, picture frames, charms, candies and countless nick-nacks. It is almost aggressive in its 'not a part of the civil war' theme that flows through the rest of the town and that alone makes it refreshing. The souvenirs sold here will not remind you of your trip to the town but they are nice and if you've any Irish in you, great grand father Andrew Burke thank you very much, it has an appeal. The one thing I would like to see to push it right to the top are more proper clothes insteado f the few patchwork patterned items and t-shirts they display but this may well be a direction they don't want to take the shop.

One of the spots that is always in the list when in town. Unusual selection of chotchkies to browse…read morethru from candy to cards to household items to books, etc... We usually spend at least 30 min browsing around ..and always leave purchasing at least SOMEthing! Recommended as a stop on your downtown shopping tour!

Such a cute little shop full of unique gifts and boutique items-- literally something for everyone…read more The shop is decorated so beautifully. I bought the prettiest little necklace for a very reasonable price. I can't wait to stop back on our next trip to Gettysburg!

PROS: This shop always has nice employees greeting me anytime I visit the area. They are always…read morewilling to help. Their merchandise is definitely Gettysburg related and they have good quality items to buy. CONS: It's tough to find parking in the area and the place is a little cramped. Also, some of the stuff is a little overpriced. OVERALL: Do not look past this gift shop, they are very good and you will easily find something here that you would like

Fist stop on my list in Gettysburg is get a postcard. I am so glad we stumbled upon this little…read moreshop. There are so many lovely items. Holiday, home decor, cards and more. We picked up a little hostess gift along with our post card. The gem of our visit is without doubt the 86yo cashier. Just a skoch hard of hearing, this lovely, active, octogenarian was a pleasure to speak with. As she checked us out we got into a wonderful conversation about travel and family. She has a great sense of humor and seriously, still working at 86. Go visit this amazing woman. Probably should check out the inventory while you are there too.

A great shopping experience in downtown Gettysburg away from the battlefield offering a variety of…read moreitems for women including a few men's things and gifts. Barefoot dreams, Hobo, Brighton, Mary Frances, Tokyo Milk, Samuel Dong, Joseph Ribkoff are just a few brands carried here. Worth the trip!

Fresh Boutique is a bright spot in a tourist town. The owner has a wonderful sense of style. The…read morestaff is knowledgeable and not pushy at all. The clothes and accessories are varied, wearable, and beautifully displayed. It's a fun store to browse. There are a wide variety of prices too. There is sure to be something in everyone's budget. It should be a "don't miss it" on your Gettysburg trip.

Best coffee I have had in a long time! Sweet place with lovely service. Highly recommendread more

Great little coffee shop/cafe! We were traveling through Gettysburg to see the battlefield and…read moreneeded a quick bite before returning home. It's small and quaint. Food is thoughtful and created and prepared by true foodies. You can tell they make and serve what they like to eat themselves. Our daughter had a loaded cheesesteak which was amazing!! They also prepared their grinder sandwich as a salad for my husband and I. It was fantastic also! We had lemonade and and almond milk latte too. Great place for well priced food!!

I love going to Gettysburg...everything about the town gets the nerd blood pumping and when we…read moreleave I'm already trying to come up with reasons to go back. Anyway, the Antique Center here is always a stop for Wifey and me. We don't always walk away with something, but we always WANT to walk away with something. Wifey collects those blue Spode plates (well, they don't have to be Spode, but the plates with the blue imaging) and we found a great one the last time we were there. I also found a WWII-era 82nd Airborne patch that I couldn't walk away from...so I didn't. You can find some bargains here - but there's also some overpriced stuff as well. Great shop. Blue plate and a cool AA patch.

This place has some interesting antiques here, and I spent quite a while browsing the cabinets. I…read morebelieve the cabinets are rented out by antique dealers so there's no order or consistent pricing because they set their own pricing. The only big downside is since they are all in locked cases, you may have to wait for a staff member to come around and unlock the cases. Close to closing town, they seemed a little annoyed/rushing to unlock cases. I would recommend not coming close to closing (was unaware when this was until they announced it) or when it's not crowded if you want to peruse items closer.