Cute little antique store. By far the BEST FUDGE! Jelly donut and PB & J; not your typical fudge…read morebut it was so mouth watering and delectable. Def will get again when in the area!

When i saw that the store was named Five Cent and Ten Cent Store, my curiosity was instantly…read morepiqued. Unfortunately, the items in the store are not actually five or ten cents anymore, but it's still a fun store to browse for the most random goods, such as souvenirs (e.g. magnets of the storefront!), toys, etc. I had to find street parking for this place.

Christmas vibes galore! This is THE place to go to get you in the Christmas spirit! SOO many…read moredecorations, so many things to purchase. Biggest array of ornaments I have ever seen! Loved it!

Do NOT waste your money. The Christmas villages are insanely expensive for something that probably…read morecosts $2 to make. We paid over $150 for a Christmas village, only for it to come made of cardboard and plastic straws. You read that right. PLASTIC STRAWS. Also, company claims to be small, family owned, and then products come poorly made from china. Doesn't make too much sense. Do not buy.

North Country Cottage is located right next to the Handcrafter's Barn on busy Route 16. It's a…read morebit hard to miss with it's bright peach color. I normally stop by after shopping next door and without fall the staff has always been super friendly. There is a nice mix of food items, accessories, home decor and that type of thing. Many of the items sold here you will see in plenty of the other shops in the area, but it's nice to stop in and brownse through.

I absolutely love this store! It has so many fun and interesting things. Kids puzzles and books…read more Stuffed animals, journals, jewelry, clothing, handbags and tons of other things. If you can't find something for yourself or someone else then you weren't looking hard enough.

So rude over a toddler wearing snow boots. Of course they're going to be loud and take small steps,…read moredoesn't mean they're running. Yelled at us to stop running even though he was just walking with us so we just walked out. Not even touching anything, yelling, knocking stuff over, or running. Apparently they've never seen a child before. Nothing really interesting that you can't find at another store anyways. Will not return

I'm a sucker for a local bookstore and White Birch Books did not disappoint! I loved the entire…read morekids section upstairs, my son had the best time browsing around. They had a solid selection of things for kids of all ages. We ended up leaving with a Narwhal and Jelly stuffy as well as some books. The adult section was lovely as well and I loved reading more about all the staff picks. They also have a large parking lot which is a big bonus on this busy strip.

Cute little book store! They seem to have something for everyone. I was able to find an adorable…read moremusical puzzle for my Nieces. Many unique items!!

I love stopping into Freedom House Antiques. John and Patrick have been in business for well over…read more25 years and their collections, expertise, and extensive inventory is a reflection of their combined years of experience and passion for antiques. They do a wonderful job curating the shop in the old barn. As soon as you walk in, you immediately feel as though you are treasure hunting in a real antique treasure trove. Everything from the old barn smell (in a good way!) to the music makes you feel as though you have stumbled upon a treasure trove of artifacts from yesteryears. The last time I was up I spent spent a few hours sitting cross legged on the floor looking through old photographs. I didn't realize how much time had past by and quickly realized that it was past the time they were supposed to close for the day. John and Patrick did not mind at all! They were so gracious and accommodating and told me not to rush because they were in no hurry. They also told me to feel free to give them a call them if I am ever in town and the shop appears closed as they would be happy to open up the barn if they are home.

Wonderful shop! The store is an old barn with two floors full of wonderful old items! Owners John…read moreand Patrick are very helpful and very friendly. They seem to specialize in old photos, ephemera, maps, and Christmas items but also have vintage kitchen things, old books, a great children's section full of old and vintage games and stuffed animals. Their hours are Wed-Sun from 10 am-4 pm, June through September. They are also open Saturdays 10-4 in May, early June, September, and October. Other times they are open by chance or appointment. My first stop in was after speaking to Patrick at Limington Meadows Antiques in Limington, Maine. He told me he ran a shop in Freedom, and shortly after that day I went to his shop for the first time. To get there, you have to drive through a lovely little village, the village of Freedom, New Hampshire. Absolutely beautiful area. When you get there, two barns (one small and one large) greet you with rooms full of cool stuff! Make sure to check out the smaller barn before you leave if it's open, because you wouldn't want to miss something interesting! Inside the big barn, there is a first floor and a slightly higher elevated second floor. The first floor has signs, posters, etc while the second has a few rooms. The first area, the big open room, has maps, old photos, ephemera, books, kitchen supplies and dishes. The second has books, photos, and other antiquities. The third is a huge room full of only Christmas items. Be sure to check it out, as it is a sight to see, and a wonderful one at that. The fourth room is a children's room full of old games, kids books, toys, and stuffed animals. Perfect for your little ones! Also, check out the ephemera selection in the back right of the room. It has postcards and posters and more! Next to that is the 'Bargain Stall,' where according to the sign, 'prices have been slashed and they will come down more' if you see something you like. It is guaranteed you will find something you like, or are at least intrigued by. I guarantee this shop will amaze you, and you will not regret stopping.

This was by far the best part of planning our wedding so far…read more Laura planned a wonderful day that resulted in two beautiful wedding bands that we could be proud of. We started with practice bands, shaping the metal and filing the shape. She served us lunch and local beer and then we made our white gold wedding bands from raw stock. The gold was sourced from a green supplier in Louisiana. We shaped and filed the rings, sanded and polished them. The work was challenging but Laura supported us and stepped in with any rough patches we needed, always asking if it was OK. We are so happy with our rings and having this experience makes it all the more meaningful.

I had no idea of all the times that I have been to Lincoln New Hampshire that there was a pottery…read moreplace nearby! They offer play with clay, pottery classes, ceramic painting (either acrylic orrr fired in the kiln) if you don't live close by you can easily have your items shipped when they are done too! The woman working there was so nice, i forget her name already now lol, I'm not great with names. Everything in here is so reasonably priced, but there is a $7 admission fee per person, which is fine because everything else is so cheap! & it's just such a peaceful activity to do on a rainy NH day :)

Stopped in for the first time last week. Pleasantly surprised! Great breakfast wrap, and I never…read moreknew the sausage wasn't real. Tabatha was amazing! Definitely going back!