I was across the street at Purple Dragon Games when I looked over and saw the store... a big…read moredelivery truck was blocking my view previously. We traveled from Lake George, NY to come to this new Game store.... so I decided to check out Amy's Cottage because I saw they sold Alex and Ani jewelry. The staff was soooooo helpful and patient... and I mean PATIENT!!!... I must have touched every bracelet they had...serious. Chose two and could have bought the case of them. Cute store that offers a ton of ideas for presents, or just because gifts. The best one of a kind gift selection I have seen in a while. This store made my day. It's was quaint, neat, clean, and organized well with a great flow throughout the store. Thank you to the staff/owners for a gear end to the day!

We found this place serendipitously when we couldn't find parking for the Clarks College Museum…read more Parked by this store and went in. Found so much to look at we skipped the museum, our original intent. This place has unique women's clothing, beautiful scarves, lots of gorgeous earrings. They also have candles, baby clothes, some kitchen items and much, much more. Our crew bought two hats, two scarves, three pairs of earrings a Bagalini purse and some scented wax.

What a cool store and now my new favorite antique shop! I stopped in here a few weeks ago and…read morereally enjoyed browsing their extensive and unique collection of merchandise. They have a great assortment of home goods and I scored some vintage CUTCO cutlery at excellent prices. They also have cool vintage clothes and just the typical antique store randomness. The stand out here is their amazing staff. I got to the location just a little before opening and they still greeted me and let me come in a bit early. Also one man, I believe maybe the owner, was super nice chatting with me about local history and recommended additional resources to explore the history of North Adams at the local library and historical association. Truly a 5/5!

An absolute gem in North Adams. They have everything you could possibly imagine: great drinks,…read morefresh baked goods, clothing, antiques, wall art, furniture- the list goes on. All is inexpensive as well. Try the Pear Iced Tea, which is fantastic. Looking forward to future visits here!

Selection was well worn and limited, but seemed popular with college kids at Williams College -…read moremaybe because tuition is +$60k?

Great frequently changing collection. Well curated, good quality men's and women's clothing.read more

I wanted to share how nice it was to deal with South Side sales. I am two hours + away in CT but it…read morewas worth buying my tractor here. A great deal and staff Brandon and the gentleman who delivered my tractor were total pros. Delivered fast and on time, on the day promised. Old school sales and service, when people did things the right way. Id absolutely shop here again if I need anything. Thanks Southside! Lenny

I bought a new Triumph Scrambler XE from Bruce Jr. and I couldn't have been happier with the deal…read more He offered me a fair price right out of the gate with no hidden fees or nonsense charges. We shook on the deal and he held true to every detail. The entire staff is enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and responsive. The parts and service guys are just as good after the sale. I was so impressed that I bought 2 more bikes within 12 months. This is exactly what I hope for when I do business with a dealership.

Bought a rather large oversized alpaca scarf. Very pleased with it. Also enjoyed visiting with the…read morealpacas themselves - - and the owner!

Absolutely wonderful to see someone who loves doing what they do. A very cool experience and…read moreabsolutely worth a visit.

Great spot for outerwear. Beth made sure to go above and beyond when helping me purchase a…read morePatagonia rain jacket. Will return!

I have been shopping at Natures Closet since it was in Bennington. I followed it to Williamstown…read morewhen it moved and have seen numerous ownership changes. Somehow, the store doesn't think it necessary to distinguish between mens and womens apparel. Many womens athletic clothes don't use numeric sizes anymore, using S, M, L. It can be difficult to recognize that one rack has mens and the next one womens This morning I went there to get some shirts and a fall jacket. My shopping was interrupted by a saleswoman who asked me if I was looking for mens clothes. This after I had been in the store for a good ten minutes, mistaking some racks for mens and vice versa. I said I was. She then proceeded to try to explain where the mens clothes were. I didn't quite understand her and needed clarification, what racks are for men? For some reason, she took umbrage at my confusion and replied dismissively about one side of the store being for men. I asked if it included the wall racks. She said the right side of the store was for men, giving me the impression that helping me was low on her priority list. When I said, of course, all stores are men on the right and women on the left, another saleswoman chimed in with an "I beg your pardon." So I repeated myself. I had two shirts worth $200 in my hands and had come in prepared to spend at leadt that much, but after the attitude and treatment I received, I decided to buy what I had and leave. At the counter the saleswoman folded my shirts and then just stuffed them in the bag. I've been shopping here for nearly twenty years. Never again and I will tell everyone who will listen to me about this experience. Shabbiest treatment I've gotten from retail in decades.