One of my favorite places ro ever go. Great to go in tbe winter to get a break from tbe cold and…read moresnow and breath in some of thr fresh air. I find myself a lot of times just going here to look and am always really impressed with how they arrange and decorate and then inevitable almost always fall in love with something and have to buy it. Must stop for whenever we are in the area. The ultimate value is in your life improvement for just walking in and getting the nice things that you cant find other places and that improve the quality of your life. The staff is friendly and reminds me more of people that are doing what they would want to do as a hobby most of the time,

If you need just one reason to visit Worcester, let it be this treasure trove of a plant store…read more It's huge and it's unlike anything you'll find anywhere else. Honestly, if I could sneak in and live in the store or have them decorate my house the same way I'd be all in. Walking inside feels like an instant hug for your soul--comforting, serene, and kind of magical. I spent ages marveling at the jaw-dropping selection: lush succulents, colorful leafy, quirky mossy plants, and more. But it's not just about the greenery--there are incense, books, crystals, butterflies, soaps...you name it! The store smells heavenly, looks incredible, and has a calm yet playful vibe. It's less like shopping and more like embarking on a delightful, mini adventure. They're not bargain-bin-cheap, but they're fair--think solid value for truly unique finds. The person running the place is beyond lovely: friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and endlessly patient with all my enthusiastic (read: relentless) questions. Eventually I had to leave because I was making a very long mental list of plants I wanted to buy but likely to kill at home.

Really cute little local store, gifts, decor, candy, local Shrewsbury kitsch. Reasonably priced and…read morefriendly service.

Everything that I've gotten has been totally worth the price! The owner, Debbie, is always updating…read morethe shelves with local crafted items and the staff is very friendly. I'd definitely recommend this shoppe for anyone looking for something unique whether it's for your house or a gift for a loved one.

I had wonderful service the two times I visited. The designer, Patricia. was extremely helpful and…read more made the purchase of hardwood flooring for my new home seamless. They have an extensive inventory of flooring and tiles. I highly recommend this store for selection and service.

Terrible customer service, the manager had a major attitude and none of the other workers would…read morehelp assist the gentleman on the fork lift as he was struggling. After spending more than $2,000, having the tiles placed in the van by workers, getting home, and finding numerous boxes of tiles are cracked and shipped. After waiting two hours, the man on the loading dock said "I'll make you wait as long as I want" when we asked if he could try to hurry up a bit as we had a project to get done - ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE. After another ten minutes, we had to call police to get the tiles and you could imagine as soon as we placed the call the started to load the van. I would steer clear from this place at any cost, even if their prices may be fair, you'll be paying in the end.

Amazing to have a store like this in the area!…read more Lots of vintage, antique, and one of a kind pieces. Incredible variety of beautiful, real furniture. Much better quality and better prices than the particleboard stuff that even places like Anthropologie sell now. They always have a gorgeous selection of art and especially mirrors, pieces by local artists, plus soaps, lotion, and packaged food and drink mixes from local New Hampshire artisans. Also a great mix of clothing, jewelry, and gifts. I've gotten some beautiful and one of a kind lamps, glassware, and big pieces of furniture here. They're constantly bringing in new inventory so it's always exciting to visit and see what's new.

Great group shop! A nice variety of styles and lots of little nooks and crannies to admire. I loved…read morethe rustic items on the porch and out back on the patio. I found a great macramé plant holder that i almost paid $300 for at Brimfiled and it was only $45, steal of the year! I cant wait to visit again!

I wanted to give this business 5 stars because their merchandise is lovely and much of it is…read moreunique. However, what should have been a pleasant shopping experience was anything but. I was forced to listen (the shop is small) to a young woman behind the register berate someone (I think it may have been her mother?) over the phone. I was there on a Saturday and I was leaving the shop about five minutes before closing time. As I walked past the same young woman, who positioned herself by the door, with my purchases she never looked at me and had a perturbed look on her face. I will say though that the young man who was at the register was very pleasant and helpful. I doubt I will return. I can find similar products elsewhere in shops with an atmosphere that is in line with what they sell.

Birch Alley fits right in to the creative hub that is The Canal District! It brings the outdoors in…read morewith it's rustic charm! They have a florist in shop that created custom planters and gifts and I already fell in love with the card line they carry! The Canal District is really lucky to have them calling Harrison street home!

Great prices and selection of crystals including MOLDAVITE and Fulgrite (crystallized lightning)…read more You can tell the owner knows his stuff and has a great sense of humor. I love seeing the goofy googly eyes on the crystals.

They have a huge selection of minerals and some jewelry. They have a section with a blacklight…read morewhere you can check out fluorescent samples. And there were samples that I'd never seen similar elsewhere. The discount table and some pieces were average priced... but a lot were over-priced. I only found a couple of bargains, but it was a lot of fun to browse. Some of the stuff they had was museum quality. Service was fine. She asked if we needed help, and we got a small free rock when checking out / signing up for their mailing list. Lots of parking, and the store didn't feel crowded.

I have only been here three times but that's enough to be able to tell you that this is absolutely…read moreone of the better consignment shops in the area. Each booth is immaculately curated with great pieces. Mostly items that would be dated between the 50'-80's. I found the pricing to be pretty fair. Like with any consignment shop though, you'll see some stuff that's wayyyyy over valued. Goes with the territory. Of the three times I went, I left with something each time. Their vintage Christmas collections this year were especially lovely and I'm already looking forward to next holiday season.

You must go! It was so therapeutic -- beautiful artistic antiques -- it was a well curated…read morecollection and the pricing was reasonable. And they take Apple pay. The best place to go on a rainy day, and the customer service was very friendly. I got myself a vintage Sydney floral pitcher and it just screamed grand millennial! Love it. Definitely heading back again!

This store has various vintage oddities that are so artistically appealing. And at the price you…read morecan buy them at, you can start about whatever collection or project you wish. Definitely support it!

What an awesome little shop! Lots to browse from vintage doodads to original art prints. A very…read moreeccentric collection with jewelry and crystals as well. Right off the bridge in Turner's Falls off Route 2. Worth a quick detour if you're heading out to Western Mass

This place is really neat. Expensive. I don't know that I can afford to buy anything here (but…read morethen, I'm poor these days so don't go buy me). But really neat. It's got a lot of "shabby chic" reproduction stuff mixed in with lots of new candles, bath stuff, kitchen items etc. If housewares could be gourmet, then these are gourmet housewares. That said, I would wander through here forever and if I had the money, I'd certainly buy stuff. I say, stop in for sure if you're in town. It's worth the visit even if you don't buy. (Although I'm sure they'd like it if you did.) They also have a website where they sell a lot of their stuff. I took a bunch of pictures while I was there, which I will post soon.

The store has very unique, farmhouse style items That I…read morefound very well made, however, The mother-daughter owners are very rude and unfriendly! I bought a chair that was on sale for $899, lovely chair... no one offered to help transport to my SUV! Just took my credit card and gave me a receipt and walked away! They have their loyal shoppers and this may be all they need and/or care about..but if I were them, I'd think about all those shoppers who walk out because of their rudeness!

This place is so cute! It is street parking, on Shrewsbury Street, which can be very tough to find…read moresomething reasonably close. I love that it is a bookstore and cafe! You don't find this much anymore. The staff were all very friendly. You can order your items in either room or scan a QR code at your table. I had a pastry and a coffee, but my friends got full breakfast plates that looked amazing. Their menu is fresh, and they have lots of options for dietary restrictions! They make a lot of their offerings right there - even nondairy milk.

Fun, creative menu with lots of vegan and gluten free options. I got an earl grey matcha and an…read moreancient grains salad, I was impressed with both! It's a little bit hectic inside and seating is a bit tight, but otherwise great.