I enjoyed this shop! So many wonderful artisans with their work on display! There are many…read moredifferent styles of handcrafted items here. Scarves, pottery, glassware, metalwork, jewelry, soap. We also enjoyed our lunch onsite here at the Green Leaf Cafe. With a homemade Caesar dressing and croutons, the Caesar salad was one of the best I've had. The BBQ Bacon Meatball Bomb was delicious, and we had ours in a sandwich. We also had the quiche, which was also very good, but could have used a little more cheese for my palette. As of this writing, the cafe has only been open about 3 weeks. Everybody in this shop made you feel good about being there!

All items are AMERICAN made. Beautiful crafts. Lots of iron works, wood itmes, stain glass and very…read moregood prices. Exit 6 on interstate 91. Not far and worth the visit. Bought items for me and did some early Christmas shopping.

Then, from up high, there came a mighty rain, a deluge to cleanse the soul. Okay, okay. It was…read moreraining something fierce and we wanted to see what was inside the artsy shop. There were some mediocre paintings and so on (it's a co-op!), nice wooden sculpture, and remarkable hand painted silk (and at $96, they knew it was good!) scarves. The shop did not cater to tourists with a painting of "our" house so we only walked away with a wooden implement. Still, during peak tourist season, this place must make a ripping profit!

Quintessential New Hampshire with a friendly and attentive woman behind the counter. I desperately…read moreneeded some nice cards for the holiday and am glad I stopped in since they had exactly what I was looking for. Great location and a nicely arranged (albeit small) gallery. I highly recommend stopping by to check it out!

What an awesome store! Highly recommend a visit if you are in the area. Ask the owners about Diane…read moreand you'll be in for a treat!

Cool little gift shop in Bristol with all things Newfound Lake. They have a real snapping turtle in…read moreback in a tank.

The store closed November 15. 2025. It was lovely but the owner retired and left her many customers…read moremissing this nice store.

Loved this quilt shop. One of the best. Lots of gorgeous fabrics. But the owner retired and closed…read morethe shop. It truly was wonderful place to go. It will be missed.

One of my favorite places. The amount of yarn is phenomenal and it's fun to shop or browse. They…read morealso have many finished pieces for sale. I've gotten beautiful knitted socks, hats and mittens there. A great place to visit in January, February and March when you are yearning for color!

Love Hodgepodge! They have a huge selection of all different kinds of yarn and supplies. I love the…read moreatmosphere - every time I go, there are people in the back drinking coffee and spinning yarn. They're always willing to help, no matter your skill level. And with knitting classes on Monday nights for $3, it can't get much better.

What a lovely experience. I had heard great things about this shop from my fellow historical…read morereenactors, and since I'm shopping for fabric for my wedding outfit- which is based on our reenactment place and timeline- I figured this would be a great place to try. From the moment Mom & I walked in, we had great interactions with the staff. The lady at the register by the door asked what we were looking for; when I told her we were there for my wedding dress fabric, she said, "well, we aren't going to have a lot of conventional wedding dress fabric." "I know, that's why we're here!" "Oh... reenactors?" "Yep!" We were directed to the fabric room and were immediately assisted by a wonderful woman (whose name I have sadly forgotten!), who was tremendously knowledgeable, very helpful, very pleasant, very kind, and very happy to be helping me with this project! She was also great about educating me on their class offerings- including rug braiding, which I am interested in learning. I had gone on their website ahead of time to get some product numbers to look at. The aforementioned employee produced the desired fabrics in a jiffy, even educating me on the washable properties and showing me swatches of my chosen fabric that had already been washed and somewhat felted. Lucky me, the fabric I chose was on sale! Yay! We were cashed out at the register in an efficient manner. Overall, this was a great experience and I have already recommended Dorr Mills to other friends in the reenactment community.

Wonderful mix of Dorr crafts, fabrics and Pendleton gear. Clothing for all ages. Lovely helpful…read morestaff. Well worth a stop.

This is a hidden gem. More than ten thousands square feet of antique furniture and variety items…read more All pieces are in very good condition. Very friendly owner. The store is not very visible from the road and as a result suffers from lack of visitors. Would be such a shame if it will close.

As far as antique places go this was Avery large space with some great items. The owner is friendly…read moreand accessible, and clearly relishes being able to provide quality items. When we spoke to him he hoped to have a cafe going by the Spring of 2022, and additional areas with more items to see.

Large roadside shop, crammed full of junk and treasures, so much that they are spilling out the…read morefront door. A bit dusty, but you might find a good deal here.

Nice spacious shop with many different dealers so a good variety of items for sale. People at…read morecounter are always friendly. Great drive up the highway or take Rt. 5 and enjoy the scenery. Easy to find and plenty of great deals.