Overpriced for the most part and when I went in there was the most unhelpful man working there. He…read moreseems to be irritated with this other woman for asking too many questions about the things in the shop. He said "I need to work on these books." I think this hurt her feelings. Maybe he didn't work there as a retail person, but there was no one left to talk to about the merchandise. It left a bad impression. What an unwelcoming place.

been to the shop several times, nice selection of jewelry and global gifts. I like fair trade…read more staff is kind and helpful. small but worth a visit

When Wifey surprised me with a Cooperstown trip I knew it was going to be an amazing weekend and…read morethere really ain't much about the trip I wouldn't give five stars...including Mickey's Place. I knew the shopping in Cooperstown wasn't going to bring many, if any, bargains so I was just hoping to find some cool stuff. I spent a LONG time in Mickey's, but walked out with just a single item...a new Brooklyn Dodgers cap. They had a great selection of clothing, caps and memorabilia, but the hat was all that came home with me. I'll be back someday...

So, I was a little hesitant to order from Mickey's place because of their posted return/exchange…read morepolicy. I received one of the Mets '62 heritage series hats which was a little small and came with a soft brim instead of the firmer brim I was familiar on New Era hats. Clyde responded to my email the very next day and explained that older versions of these hats had softer brims. He then located the next size up in the newer version with the firmer brim and waived the shipping to send it back out to me. I also picked up one of the NY Giants Heritage hats. These are 50% wool and 50% polyester and shrink up nicely after a bit of wear. I definitely prefer these to any of the 100% polyester on field hats from New Era. They are hands down, the best fitting hats I own. And Mickey's Place has, like, all of them. While I have historically ordered from the Hall of Fame store (which also has excellent customer service), the selection at Mickey's Place is excellent. I would definitely recommend shopping here! Looking forward to visiting in person this summer and snagging one of the Brooklyn Dodgers heritage caps.

Though we didn't buy anything, my son and I both agreed this shop had the best sports memorabilia…read moreon Main Street. The amount of vintage gloves was impressive. Sports cards were reasonably priced and they had a decent amount of graded cards for sale.

Organized, lots of varied collectibles and cards. Owner seems like a genuinely nice guy.read more

If you like nostalgic baseball memorabilia, you'll like it here. I've been coming for over a half…read morecentury, and whenever I come through Cooperstown I always stop here. Some of the stuff may be old, but some of it is like finding treasure.

I have almost as much fun shopping in this store as I do walking through the Hall of Fame. I…read moreremember going here as an 8 year old and wanting everything in the store. Now I'm 31 and I want two of everything. Sure, they have all the stuff you'd expect to find in a Cooperstown gift shop: name/number t-shirts for current stars and Hall of Famers; New Era hats for all 30 teams, as well as vintage teams like the St. Louis Browns and Colts 45s; bumper stickers for the Yankees, Mets and Red Sox. But what makes this place special is the vintage souvenirs and fan gear. Remember puffy stickers? Remember 4-inch buttons with players' pictures on them? Remember batting helmet sundae and cereal bowls? Remember painter-style hats with MLB team logos? Remember ceramic bobbleheads? They're all here. And they're authentic. They don't sell replicas or reproductions of kitschy 70s and 80s fan collectibles. They sell originals, the same ones I was browsing over in 1989. One case contains mid-80s stickers for several MLB teams with a sign that says, "Ask about your favorite team!" I didn't see the Yankees, so I asked. "We've been sold out of them since the early 90s," replied the shopkeeper. "Once these are gone, they're gone forever. They don't make them anymore." In a strange way, I was more excited to hear that. Despite this, prices are fair and don't seem too far off from what they were in the 1980s. After you're done in the Hall, come here for a very different trip down memory lane. Even if you don't buy anything (doubtful) you'll leave with a smile on your face.

Wonderful little shop. It's a bit out of the way but it just adds to the charm! The owner is very…read morenice and helpful.

Best farm and feed store around, Great prices, owner is always friendly and helps with anything you…read moreneed, and he is a local small business owner, no need to go anywhere else

My grandma's favorite store. No it's not cheap but there are too many cheap places in this area and…read moreit's hard to find places that sell nicer brands like they do here, so I truly appreciate that.

The sales associate was rude and seemed very dry unhappy. We tried to make small talk while we…read moreshopped around. The prices are really steep and it's tough to find any items under $100. I almost bought a very expensive patagonia jacket and decide to sleep on it. As I walked out of the store the owner accused me of stealing a hat. There was a dozen cameras all over this tiny store and she was staring us down while we shopped. Can't begin to understand why she thought to accuse me of stealing. Needless to say, I won't be buying the dang jacket!

This is a really nice shop in Bouckville ny…read more This was our last stop at the annual one week show that is open fields and tents and shops. Antique hunters paradise. We were able to come two days. And we bought here too. Thanks