Great store, good prices, friendly staff. At this H&M shoppers find a ship-shape store with good…read moremusic!

Things that make you go H&MMMMM…read more Sexy bae spent quite a while inside this particular underwear store and found a few sexy things, but she still prefers Victoria's Secret, although she did say it's really nice, and I thought so too. It's inside the massive Crossgates Mall which does have a VS too, but check this place out too, for variety, although you won't really find it any cheaper than VS.

Fun store for women - much-needed in Cooperstown! Pretty clothes, unique jewelry, Bare Minerals…read moremakeup. Also, interesting and unique gifts.

Love this cute boutique in the heart of Cooperstown. The owner Kate and her husband Jess pour their…read moreheart and soul into this boutique with all the decorative touches. The selection of clothes are reasonably priced from $20-$100 and there are many selections of gifts if you want a unique present for a friend. I love that many of the clothes can be for work and for play- I ended up getting two blazers and a pair of luscious suede winter pants. They also have a Bare Minerals collection with a beautiful display of skin care and foundations and a display of jewelry which has been curated with high-quality designs. Love this store and Kate is so helpful in finding something for you and your budget. Will be coming back soon!

While we were playing at Cooperstown, we booked a tour at the Cooperstown Baseballism shop. This…read moreis a must do for any team competing at Dreamspark or All Star Village. Everyone there was great. The gentleman that gave us the tour was phenomenal. Extremely knowledgeable, got the players and parents involved and went above and beyond to make the tour memorable due everyone. One of the parents even said that we should've done the tour before the tournament to get the kids pumped up. After the tour, you can go crazy in there just choosing from hats, shirts, hoodies with great baseball sayings on them. It was buy one get one 50%, so the kid got site shirts and a pair of hats. Don't miss out on this opportunity when here. If you go with your team, they hand out limited editing pins, which we all know the kids go crazy for the pins.

Booked a tour based on recs. We walked in at 2:55 to let them know our group was ready. Three, 20yr…read moreold kids just stood there, no greeting no welcome then told us to stand by the map. Waited until about 3:10 and went back to the front desk and told them we were ready and they told us to keep waiting. A few minutes later we walked out. A parent from our group went back about 20min later and the manager says, "we told you guys to wait". This was a terrible experience. Do not expect anything out of the tour or the employees.

Laura was very very nice and informative. Cute merchandise…read morepurses, hats, jewelry and other knick knacks. Reasonable prices right on the main St. Walking distance to the BHOF. So do go and check this very nice place out.

What a nice lady and such an eclectic inventory. Located right outside Doubleday field…read more Definitely worth visit if you are in Cooperstown.

Great to get some warm clothing if you did not bring enough with you during the winter. I bought is…read morereally beautiful lace top. There is a lot of jackets, hats, scarves and jewelry.

Strolling through the streets of Cooperstown, NY, home of the baseball hall of fame, I stumbled…read moreacross this darling gem of a clothing boutique-- The Purple Star. They had awesome stuff and a wide variety items. The clothing, belts, jewelry, and accessories were all of very high quality and very reasonably priced. I bought an adorable blouse and stylish pair of jeans. The owner was delightful; very friendly yet professional. This is a great place for the wives and daughters to get away from baseball and enjoy cute and stylish apparel! I will definitely be coming back to the Purple Star. I suggest anyone in the mood for shopping stop by when in Cooperstown.

The Riverwood DOES NOT PAY THE ARTISTS who's products they profit off of…read more We're a small, artist-run company called Cactus Club Paper Goods who create stickers and greeting cards of animals and plants we paint. At the beginning of 2022, Riverwood placed an order with us at a trade show under a net30 agreement (meaning they had 30 days to pay us for the wholesale products they bought). They took a receipt with our terms and conditions. It has now been over a year and we still haven't received payment. We have emailed, called, left voicemails, and used their live chat function on their website for over a year and were completely stone-walled. Last week, we finally got a response... They said they sold our products and didn't communicate or pay us because NYC has seized their assets. We felt bad for their situation so we offered a couple solutions to help them out, including waiving all their late fees. They told us to: "F*** off and get a life". And: "Great I'm done talking you you. Feel free to blast me out there and try to destroy another humans life. We will do the same to you." We don't understand the lack of professionalism and we still need them to pay us. They had every opportunity to return any products for a full refund (we'd even pay the shipping). We invested our time and money to create these products and we need stores to pay us to stay in business. We've been as kind as possible and have given them over a year to work with us, but they decided to be unprofessional and vulgar. Our company is only two people and this is our only livelihood. If they feel they can take advantage of us, I can't imagine who else they feel justified in taking advantage of. When you purchase a product at Riverwood, the artists and companies that made that product are seeing no money and Riverwood is keeping 100% of the profit. This is unethical and very wrong.

Interactive souvenir and gift shop in charming Cooperstown, NY. The sales clerk was fabulous when…read moreshe asked my son to play a game of "Space" with him because he was a little shy and declined but she won him over by offering him a pair of the smallest dice in the world if he won the game. We did not purchase that game but we did find a bunch of other cool dice to swap out for the plain, boring dice that come with Yahtzee. Everything should have a touch of the original, I think. My son selected a game called "Butts in Space", we have not played it yet but it looks like a hilarious winner. They have toys for people of all ages, something for everyone for sure.