Cute little gift shop with local Ithaca merch. I picked up a magnet, and they also had prints,…read moreshirts, postcards, and other fun items. One unique feature is the upstairs printmaking area where you can choose a plain shirt from a big selection and a design, and they'll stamp it for you. Very cute, artsy, and a bit hip.

Sunny Days truly captures the spirit of Ithaca, just like I've seen mentioned in other reviews. The…read morestore is absolutely adorable, and I love that they have an upstairs and an additional section selling Ithaca-based merch. I visit every so often when I'm in town simply because of how cute it is. I was happy to see they sell some local products, like a hot sauce I previously found at the Ithaca Farmer's Market. Their book selection is also charming - I spotted a bathroom check-in book for guests to fill out, which I thought was such a fun idea. If you're visiting Ithaca and looking for local or homemade goods, Sunny Days is definitely the place to check out! :)

I found this unique souvenir shop while Turkey hunting. The…read morepricing was very reasonable. Had a chance to meet Betty and was very impressed with her retail experience. Highly recommend stopping here if ever in Andover.

Found the most unique gift ideas there! One-of-a-kind. It…read moremay be off the beaten path, but so worth the drive. The owners are very nice and we're so helpful with finding just the right gift for my friends.

Travelers to the Hammondsport NY area need to come here to shop for their souvenir. Their clothing…read moreselections varies from no sleeves to sweatshirts. Some of Browser's items were on sale which we took advantage of and walked away with the perfect memories.

Really fun place to browse (haha) and find some excellent gift and souvenir merchandise like…read moretrinkets and tee shirts. They also have some tableware and home goods. I was super excited to find the Gourmet du Village baked Brie (aka Camembert au four) kits here. These are pre-made topping mixes for baked Bries made in Quebec. I normally stockpile these during my trips to Quebec but I ran out of my stash last year because of the border closure due to COVID. I was elated to find them here in the USA! Nothing else here really caught my eye except the baked Brie mixes, but it is super fun to browse and would be a great place to shop for gifts. We were also happy to find the place open as it was one of the few shops open when we visited around 5/6 pm on a Saturday. Staff person was very friendly and helpful. I look forward to stopping back next time I am in the area and hope they will continue stocking the Gourmet du Village Brie kits!

This is a MUST stop if in Philipsburg, or walking the boardwalk…read more Come in on a cruise ship - Make it a point to find this place! It's down an alley - Punch this in to your GPS: 18.02333916184472, -63.04547146891783 "The Smallest Bar in the World" makes the absolute best milkshakes, all without milk! He'll be sitting out front, waiting to BS with y'all. Juggie also makes the best spiced rum I've ever had. Also serves beers and other cocktails. Donate your bra, and he'll donate to breast cancer research. Stop and see his wife in the souvenir shop too for the BEST spices on the island, cheese, wraps, magnets, and other cool stuff.

Stopped in for breakfast today and grabbed some shooting targets!!! Great food and the guys were…read morefriendly as always.

They got a lot of stuff and good subs. In middle of state Forrest. Great place to stopread more

A nice diner in the small town of Dushore. We were passing through and stopped for coffee. The…read morecoffee was excellent, freshly brewed and not over brewed. We got the western omelette (fresh eggs and veggies) which was very well made. The french fries were actually cirsp and fresh. I would take off 1/2 star for the french toast. The texture was interesting but there was a weird after taste to it. I masked it with the jams on the table. The service was nice and friendly, the ambience was cute and they even have a small trolley running around the shop.

Terrible cheese steak with scant dried out beef and under cooked berry pie with little friuitread more

This is an absolutely beautiful, southern tier destination in the fall. Lots of family fun you can…read morebuy tickets for activities but don't necessarily have to. Shopping food and drinks are free admission. I come here every single year and love it like it's my first time. The cider slushy was Slammin, an ingenious idea thank you for this new addition!!

Our family looks forward to our annual trip to Pumpkinville! The entry fee seems pricey, but there…read moreare lots of activities for the kids and it's easy to spend 3-4 hours there without spending extra money. They so sell food and drink but you can bring snacks to eat under the pavilion. A few activities cost extra like the gem/fossil dig and apple shooting, but most are included in the admission price. There are tons of great photo opportunities (wooden cut outs, gorgeous sunflower/zinnia fields to stand in front of). Lots of animals to pet and feed. The pumpkins are pricey, but there is a lot of variety.

The negative reviews for this small ice cream and souvenir shop are blowing my mind. For real? We…read morehad lovely staff members help us with our ice cream appetizers and check us out seamlessly. I even bought an Ellicottville shirt! I don't know what my fellow reviewers are expecting here, but if you are just looking for a treat in town or a quality Ellicottville trinket - this is an ideal spot. We went with kiddie cones and the price came out to a cool $6. While the staff was made up of students and young people, that is exactly what I would expect for a small ice cream shop. Everyone we interacted with was kind and helpful. They had a nice selection of 8 different ice creams to choose from, on top of their soft serve options. This is truly the only spot to get ice cream within the town, and the negative reviews here are not indicative of the experience you'll have if expectations are reasonable. Grab a trinket, grab some ice cream, and sit out on the patio and enjoy! COVID: all employees were masked and gloved and hand sanitizer was readily available. Also, we were in the shop for two minutes tops - quick in and out.

We stopped in to get a couple ice cream cones. They had eight flavors of hard ice cream including…read morefavorites like rainbow sherbet and mint chocolate and less common offerings like mango sorbet and salted caramel. They also have soft serve, but the machine wasn't working well. If a big chain like McDonalds has a lot of problems, I'm gonna cut a novelty tee-shirt shop some slack. You can get a milkshake or sundae with a variety of toppings, or a slushy. Servings are generous. Service is prompt.